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Niki Yang

**Niki Yang** is a South Korean animator, storyboard artist, writer, and voice actor. She is perhaps best known for voicing BMO and Lady Rainicorn on the Cartoon Network series *Adventure Time*, on which she also served as a storyboard artist and writer. Yang has also worked on series such as *Gravity Falls* (2012), and *Summer Camp Island* (2019).

On *Infinity Train*, she is the voice actress for Mrs. Park and the Announcer.

## *Infinity Train* credits

### Voice Roles

#### Book 4

* Min-Gi's Mother
* The Announcer

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Nate Cosay

**Nate Cosay** is Jesse's younger brother and son of Mr. Cosay and Mrs. Cosay. Nate plays an integral part of Jesse's development despite not appearing much in the season. The two are very close.

## Appearance

Nate is a young boy of Native American descent with dark hair and an olive complexion.

In the recording he appears in during "The Toad Car", Nate wears a light blue t-shirt with a pupfish, gray shorts, white socks, and white and red sneakers. When he reappears in "The Number Car", his shirt is a mint green t-shirt with a dog face, and his left forearm is in a cast.

## Personality

Nate is a caring boy who enjoys spending time with his family. Although he was hurt by Jesse's participation in the neighborhood kids bullying him, this was overshadowed by his concern for his older brother when Jesse mysteriously disappeared, and he was more than willing to forgive when Jesse returned and immediately apologized for his actions.

## History

Nate injured his right arm partaking in a "man test", a ridiculous trail created by one of Jesse's friend groups to prove that Nate was man enough. The test involved sitting on an office drawer with wheels and sliding down a hill. Nate was hesitant to commit to the test but agreed when prompted by his brother.

After falling and injuring his right arm, Nate was mocked by the group for crying in pain. He runs home after Jesse sides with his "friends".

## Infinity Train

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### The Toad Car

He is seen in a video Jesse watches of him being injured and tormented by his brother’s “friends”.

#### The Number Car

After arriving back home, Jesse was met by Nate, now sporting a cast on his injured arm, who was relieved to see his brother again. Jesse immediately apologized for his actions, which Nate accepted, too relieved to see his brother again to care anymore. After explaining what had happened onboard the train and how he had to leave MT behind, Nate goes into their house to get food for them and leaves Jesse thinking of a way to help MT.

After his brother and MT get off the Infinity Train, he runs up to them and is amazed to meet MT. When she names herself Lake, he compliments her choice.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Lucky Cat Car

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The **Lucky Cat Car** first appeared in "The Lucky Cat Car."

## Appearance

### Outside the Cat

The Lucky Cat Car's entrance leads to an empty field where the grass blows in the breeze. A large Japanese Baneki-Neko (lucky cat) with a door at its base is the only landmark.

### Inside the Cat

Inside the door is a colossal chamber that is much bigger on the inside then the outside. The Exit is located here, at the prize booth.

The sky/ceiling in the Lucky Cat Car is black, though the red and green lights from the rides and games make it look brown. Various carnival stands, booths, and games make up the car, with paths between them. They are run and frequented by a variety of denizens and presumably passengers, including the raccoon people who are presumably natives of the car.

#### Prize booth

The Cat sits at the prize booth, which is a large wall with various shelves containing cheap carnival prizes. The Exit is located on top of the wall, in a cage, and can be lowered down with a crane.

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Lava Mole

**Lava Mole** is a giant mole made of hot molten lava who lives in the Minecart Car. He has the ability to speak and lives in the depths of the mostly bland car. The lava mole makes its first appearance in *The Train Documentaries'* "The Minecart Car."

## Trivia

* Simon mentions this mole in "Le Chat Chalet Car" as it being equally deadly as getting frostbite and falling into a bottomless pit.
Food Pyramid Car

The **Food Pyramid Car** is a car filled with food stacked like a nutritionist's food guide pyramid and structured like an Egyptian pyramid. On the Infinity Train the car made it's first appearance in the episode "The Parasite Car" of Book Two.

The Food Pyramid car is where Lake and Jesse help separate Perry the parasite from Alan Dracula's mouth.

## Gallery

The front of the Food Pyramid.

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Art Exhibition and Panel

From September 25th to October 3rd, 2021 the *Infinity Train Art Exhibition & Panel* was hosted at Gallery Nucleus in Albraham, California. Nucleus is an art exhibition that hosts a variety of art related events including galleries, auctions, product signing, musical events, and lectures.

## Events

The exhibition featured tribute art and various merchandise from the shows production artists purchasable in location and a few online. In-person raffles were hung up on a wall before being drawn on the last day. On the exhibitions opening day a live Q&A was hosted on its opening day featuring, Owen Dennis, Lindsay Katai, Madeline Queripel, and Melissa King. A lot of the questions asked at the panel revolved around the industry and the show. Those who attended the Q&A in person could get 2 items signed by the creators after the panel.

## Artists Featured

* Christina Tsui
* Diana Huh
* Emily Tetri
* Esther Shin
* Jackie Files
* Jessica Yost
* Justin Michael
* Kellye Perdue
* Marie Lum
* Megan Phonesavanh
* Melissa King
* Owen Dennis
* Rachael Cohen
* Ridge Hirano
* Sam Spina
* Tiffany Diep
* Tracy Liang
* Val Kung

## External Links

* Gallery Nucleus: Exhibition Information
* Gallery Nucleus: Artwork Listing
* A blurry recording of the Q&A panel
* GN Instagram: Raffle Template

## Gallery

Christina Tsui"B-Book 6 Reference?"Diana HuhEmily TetriEsther Shin(available)(available)Jackie FilesJessica Yost (available)
## Trivia

* Cartoon Network reached out to Owen Dennis shortly after the exhibition was announced to ask about getting involved. Dennis turned them down, only for Cartoon Network to threaten to shut down the exhibit: Dennis awkwardly informed them they couldn't, because the exhibition was not showing any copyrighted material.

## References

1. ↑ Owen Dennis Instagram story Screenshot.
HBO Max

HBO Max was an American subscription video on-demand streaming service from Warner Bros. Discovery Direct, a division of Warner Bros. Discovery. The service launched on May 27, 2020. The service was rebranded as "Max" on May 23, 2023, as part of a broader rebranding by Warner-Discovery, however it is still called HBO Max outside of the United States.

## History

On launch, HBO Max contained the first two seasons of *Infinity Train* that aired on Cartoon Network while the third and fourth seasons premiered on August 13, 2020 and April 15, 2021 as HBO Max exclusives. *Infinity Train* was planned as an HBO Max exclusive from the beginning, but when the Warner and AT&T lawsuit delayed the streaming service's launch, the first two seasons were aired on Cartoon Network instead.

Following the Warner Bros.-Discovery merger, on August 17, 2022 an outside source confirmed that the streaming service will remove several of its most popular cartoons to "avoid paying residuals" to their creators. This includes all four seasons of *Infinity Train* (including the two that were released exclusive to the service), which were removed on August 18 without notice. Owen Dennis revealed in his newsletter that the initial plans were to delay the removal to the following week to notify creators and artists, but executives at Warner-Discovery went ahead.

## Reference

1. ↑ Variety: "HBO Max to Remove 36 Titles, Including 20 Originals, From Streaming".
2. ↑ Owen Dennis' article about the removal of Infinity Train.
Black Market Car

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The **Black Market Car** is a train car that appears in the episode "The Black Market Car."

## Description

The Black Market Car has many stands that sell various items. It is populated and run by shady slug-like individuals.

## Appearance

The Black Market Car is dark place with many different stands. The car is also shown to have many neon signs.

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Nick Cross

**Nick Cross** is a Canadian animation artist who has worked on many projects, such as the Cartoon Network miniseries *Over the Garden Wall*. He was the art director for the pilot of *Infinity Train*.

## Background

### Career

Nick Cross is an Emmy award-winning Canadian animator. He has worked on TV animations including *The Waif of Persephone*, *Yellow Cake*, *Pig Farmer*, and *Black Sunrise*, which he wrote, directed, animated, and produced. He has also directed the pilot episode for the series *Pig Goat Banana Cricket*.

## External links

* IMDb
* Tumblr
* LinkedIn

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Dumpty's Diner

**Dumpty’s Diner** is a fictional Canadian diner chain and a prominent location in Book 4.

## Description

Dumpty's Diner is an 80's styled diner. The diner's mascot is a rubberhose Humpty Dumpty with a bit of a cracked body and wears a small crown on his head.

According to their store location map, Dumpty's has three locations in British Columbia, one in Saskatchewan, one in Manitoba, three in Ontario, three in Quebec, one in Newfoundland and Labrador, and one in the United States (possibly North Dakota).

It's never stated in the show what they serve at Dumpty's. Based on the theme, as well as the order of eggs, bacon, sausage, and beans they are most likely known for breakfast.

## History

The Dumpty's Diner in Powell Lake is a prominent location for Ryan Akagi and Min-Gi Park. In middle school, the boys planned their journey to become famous rock stars by outlining their trip across Canada on a Dumpty's chain location map.

After graduating high school Min worked as a shift manager during the break at the diner and gained the position of employee of the month. Min's manager, Horace, annoys him.

In the season's last episode "The Train to Nowhere" the diner ends up being the location Min and Ryan get off at when their numbers reach zero.

## Trivia

* The diner was inspired by a real-life Canadian restaurant chain called Humpty's.

## Reference

1. ↑ Dumpty's Diner in real life!

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Ant Blacksmith

**Ant Blacksmith** works on horseshoes and other blacksmithing needs, residing in the Old West Car.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Sarah Soh

**Sarah Soh** is an American storyboard artist and storyboard supervisor. She served this role for Books 1 and 2 of *Infinity Train* before moving to Netflix to work on *Deadendia*.

### Storyboarded by

* "The Corgi Car"
* "The Wasteland"

## Art

### Promotional artwork

Promo art for Book OnePromo art for "The Corgi Car" and "The Crystal Car"Promo art for "The Past Car" and "The Engine"Promo art for Book Two
## Trivia

* Tulip's line "We shalln't" from "The Beach Car" is an expression that Soh often uses.

## External links

* Her Instagram
* Her Tumblr
* Her Twitter

## References

1. ↑ Book 1 DVD Commentary. "The Beach Car."

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • **Sarah Soh**

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Art Gallery Car

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The **Art Gallery Car** is - as its name implies - an art museum, filled with several rooms adorned with various paintings and sculptures.

The exit to this car is a hanging perceptual art piece. With the right perspective and the right spot the hanging pieces form a door. It only has one known denizen, known as the Docent: a monstrous entity made of severed arms that preys on the passengers who enter the car.

## Description

While trying to escape the Train, Min-Gi Park, Ryan Akagi, and Kez enter the car. While trying to find the car's exit, they are stalked by the Docent, which seemingly turns Min-Gi and Ryan against each other. When Ryan find the exit he inadvertently leaves Min-Gi behind as the Docent reveals itself and attacks him, nearly killing him before Min-Gi finds the door and escapes.

## Trivia

* This is the only car shown in the series without the usual red exit door.

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Mantis

**Mantis** is a mantis deputy residing in the Old West Car.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • **Mantis**) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Ballerina Kids

The **Ballerina Kids** are a group of girls that appear in Grace Monroe's memory tape. They are remembered as the group who did not invite Grace for ice cream. Only two of them have known names, **Shayna** and **Chloe**.

## Appearances

Shayna is a girl of African decent. Like Grace, Shayna's hair is also tied into a bun but is differentiated by her window's peak. Chloe is the brunette with a short ponytail and a necklace sitting on the right. One of the girls, has her long blonde hair tied into a ponytail and freckles while the other, has her black hair styled in a bob cut.

## *Infinity Train*

### Book Three - Cult of the Conductor

#### The Debutante Ball Car

Grace explains to Hazel and Tuba that she was put into her ballet instructor's group class recital and met the girls briefly. Because the girls did not know Grace well enough they didn't invite her to eat ice cream together after the performance. Grace covers her moment of vulnerability by claiming the girls were jealous of her for being better at the dance.

#### The Origami Car

As portrayed in her old memory tape, Grace gets revenge for being laughed at by sharing the mean comment Shayna made about Chloe's smile in front of the group, resulting in an argument. The present Grace looks back on her decision with a bit of shame.

## Gallery

ShaynaChloeUnnamed ballet girlSecond Unnamed ballet girl

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Audrey Wasilewski

**Audrey Wasilewski** is an American actress and voice actress. She is known for her role as Tuck Carbunkle in Nickelodeon's *My Life as a Teenage Robot*.

In *Infinity Train*, she is the voice of Megan Olsen, Tulip's mother from Book 1 and Cow Creamer from Book 4.

## Life and career

She studied acting at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. Early in her career, she performed at many DC area theatres including: Woolly Mammoth, The Source and the Kennedy Center. She currently works in Los Angeles as an actress and voice-over artist.

### Personal life

She has been married to actor Lyle Kanouse since 1993 and has homes in Los Angeles and Texas.

## *Infinity Train* credits

### Voices Roles

* Megan Olsen
* Cow Creamer

## Trivia

* Wasilewski's role as the French-accented Cow Creamer in Book 4 is a reference to her role on the cult TV series *Wonderfalls*, where she played a French housekeeper named Yvette in an episode that also heavily features a cow creamer. Madeline Queripel and Alex Horab were both fans of *Wonderfalls*, with Queripel deciding to bring back Wasilewski after her work on Book 1 as a reference to the episode.

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia page
2. ↑ "The actress was cast as Tulips mom originally. Both myself and @HamShears were fans of Wonderfalls. When figuring out kitchen characters for book 4 Maddie wanted to have a cow creamer with this actress because of Wonderfalls. Good eye!"

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Insect Denizens

**Insect Denizens** are a group of insect denizens who occupy the Old West Car.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Ancient Temple Car

The **Ancient Temple Car** is a train car that appears in the episode "The Corgi Car." The car is a decaying temple with various deathly traps, including an Indiana Jones-style rolling bolder leading to a drop-off just prior to the exit door and an arrow trap triggered by a pressure plate. There is also a talking skeleton (voiced by Owen Dennis).

## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSJg20jh9aE

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Kevin

**Kevin** is a turtle person who is a resident of the Unfinished Car. He is constantly on the phone with his "sensei," although considering his phone is actually a landline phone that does not appear to be connected to anything, it remains to be seen if it is actually a working telephone or just a prop.

## Trivia

* Kevin was never named in the dialogue "The Unfinished Car", but he is named so in the script: it was a stock name episode writer Alex Horab often used.
* Kevin was not in the original draft: Lindsay Katai and Owen Dennis created the character purely from riffing off each other in the room. Justin Michael had been out at the time, and returned to the room, saw the script, and exclaimed "What is this character?!" He was ultimately cast because it proved to be a very on-brand character for him.
* In-universe, Kevin is supposedly based on an actual businessman that Amelia and Alrick ran into at a restaurant.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book 1 DVD Commentary: "The Unfinished Car"

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Grasshopper

**Grasshopper** is a grasshopper deputy residing in the Old West Car. He is able to create a dust version of himself to fill his place on jail watch duty.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • **Grasshopper** • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Passenger Preparation Car

The **Passenger Preparation Car**, also known as the **Passenger Farm** or the **Tape Car**, is a car where newly arrived passengers are prepped for their stay on the Infinity Train. It is also, according to a documentary by One-One, the only car where the universe is projected on the outside, suggesting the train and the surrounding world are a simulation projected from this car.

## Layout

### Pod Docking Bay

The upper walls of the car are lined with docking stations for Passenger Transportation Pods when they are not being used to move passengers, either to recharge or undergo repair if damaged. The pods line the wall vertically, with the side where the resting passenger's head would be facing up.

### Passenger Farm

Below the docking bay is a room covered below in a murky white fluid. When passengers board the train, they are put to sleep and suspended just below the surface of the fluid while tiny robots resembling One-One scan their memories and convert them to film.

Once a complete strip of film has been made, a Porter collects the film and comprises it in a Memory Tape with the passenger's name. The passenger is then released from the farm area and then sent through a suspended network of fluid streams to the bottom level of the car.

### Memory-Watching Machine

The fluid streams flowing from the passenger farm lead down into a large room with a computer terminal on the far end, with the streams converging at a small pool in front of the terminal. When a passenger is carried through a stream to the pool, the Porters in the room will insert the tape into the terminal to view its contents. Then a Porter holds up the sleeping passenger's right hand, palm up, and a towering machine in the ceiling lowers a green-tipped laser pen to graft a number into their palm.

After the number is assigned, a pod descends from the ceiling to scoop the passenger inside and then drain out the fluid through pores on the casing. The pool drains before opening a hatchway for the pod to exit the car through, afterwards closing and filling back up again to take the next passenger.

## Gallery

Film extraction completedA porter collecting the film reels*New Release* of a Memory TapeA tape being use for the first timeA passenger's tape being analyzed to determine their initial assigned numberThe number-assigning machineA number being printed onto a new passenger
## Trivia

* Inspirations for the car include *The Matrix* franchise and *Invasion of the Body Snatchers*.

## References

1. ↑ Book 2 DVD Commentary: "The Tape Car"

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Frank

* Book 3
* Book 2

**Frank**is a bear-like denizen of the train, who is apparently a close "associate" of The Cat.

He first made a brief appearance in Book Two. He later appears in the Book Three episode, "Le Chat Chalet Car", where he is seen making pancakes in The Cat's cabin.

## Appearance

In "The Lucky Cat Car" he is seen wearing a dark bluish grey business suit, a red striped tie, and black sunglasses.

In "Le Chat Chalet Car", Frank still maintains his black sunglasses, but this time he is seen wearing a purple robe. He later changes into a red flannel shirt and khakis.

## History

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### "The Lucky Cat Car"

He first appears in the Lucky Cat Car when The Cat is placing bets on whether Jesse and Lake can beat Grace to the Door. Frank appears to be her security guard.

### Book Three - Cult of the Conductor

#### "Le Chat Chalet Car"

Frank is in the kitchen, cooking pancakes when Grace passes by him while looking for supplies. Noticing each other, they exchange some puzzled looks before Grace heads on her way. Frank closes his bathrobe and looks around for anyone else before returning to the stove.

Later, he interrupts Simon's confrontation with the Cat to let everyone know he is making pancakes and asks if anyone has any allergies. Simon questions Frank's presence, prompting the Cat to simply reply, "You walked into *my* cabin."

He shows up again towards the end of the episode with a mug that says "Boy!" on it, and having changed into a flannel shirt and pants.

## Trivia

* Frank and the Cat are heavily implied to be in an intimate relationship:
	+ There is a framed painting on the wall of the cabin in "Le Chat Chalet Car" of the Cat and Frank together.
	+ In "Le Chat Chalet Car," Frank and the Cat are wearing very similar bathrobes.
	+ Madeline Queripel and Owen Dennis confirmed Frank and the Cat are in a relationship. They both agreed that Samantha would call it casual.
* Frank is Owen Dennis' favorite side character.

## References

1. ↑ Book 3 Reddit AMA: "Yes, though I think The Cat would say they're keeping it casual."
2. ↑ From the Book 4 AMA on Reddit
Keith Ferguson

**Keith Ferguson** is an American voice actor. He is best known for providing the voice of Bloo on the Cartoon Network series *Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends*, Basch fon Ronsenburg from *Final Fantasy XII*, Marluxia from *Kingdom Hearts*, Reaper from *Overwatch*, Flintheart Glomgold from the 2017 *DuckTales* reboot, and Lord Hater from *Wander Over Yander*.

He provides a number of additional voices for *Infinity Train* starting with Book 2. Notable voices include the Musical Denizens from "The Musical Car", Grace's Father, Horace, and the third Parka Denizen.

## *Infinity Train* credits

### Voice roles

* Book Two - Cracked Reflection
	+ "The Family Tree Car"
		- Wilbur Gillicutty
		- Seth Trundleshank
		- Boy Quadruplets
	+ "The Lucky Cat Car"
		- Goblin
		- Tusk Creature
		- Announcer Tanuki
* Book Three - Cult of the Conductor
	+ "The Musical Car"
		- Spotlight
		- Comedy Mask
		- Tragedy Mask
	+ "The Origami Car"
		- Grace's Father
* Book Four - Duet
	+ Horace ("The Twin Tapes")
	+ Parka Denizen 3 ("The Iceberg Car")

## References

1. ↑ Ferguson is credited as "Announcer Tannuki." This is a mispelling of the term "Tanuki," the Japanese term for raccoon dogs.

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • **Keith Ferguson**

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Hey Ho Whoa Car

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The **Hey Ho Whoa Car** is a train car that first appears in "The Hey Ho Whoa Car."

## Description

The car sports a massive crevasse that occupies the space between the two doors. At the top of the car are a series of pipes, from which the Cubey Denizens fall while exclaiming "Hey!", "Ho!", and "Whoa!", hence the name of the car. The only way to cross the canyon and get to the other door is to wait for the Cubey Denizens to completely fill it up, which according to Amelia Hughes can take a whole night. The car appears to reset occasionally, although it is unclear how this affects the denizens.

As of the events of "The Origami Car," this car has been sent to be quarantined in an unknown part of the train.

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Candy Girl

**Candy Girl** is a Concession Person that lives in the Movie Theater Car.  Her job is to feed the Concession Stand Monster at the heart of the cart by singing a song to convince people to go to the concession stand.

## Appearance

Candy girl is a green candy box with a big white stripe. She has a somewhat cartoon face with circular eyes, small eyebrows, a button nose and a thin mouth. She has grey limbs and wears white gloves and black shoes.
Corginia

**Corginia** or the **Corgi Car** is a corgi-inhabited train car featured in the pilot and the Book One episode "The Corgi Car". It is an extremely expansive car, with an impossibly small exterior. Its sister car is the Unfinished Car.

## Description

This car is populated by 399 corgis (Cardigans and Pembrokes) and a golden retriever named Irwin. Corginia is ruled by Atticus the Cardigan Welsh Corgi.

According to Tulip, there are food dispensers (as shown in the background) and cattle to herd. An activity mentioned and shown in the pilot is sunbathing, with specific sunbeams scattered throughout the car (as Atticus pointed out). Belly-rub machines are also mentioned. A week prior to the events of the pilot, a so-called "shadow monster" broke the water pipe, causing the water level to rise, as well as destroy some of their mechanisms (specifically the belly-rub machines).

## Appearance

Corginia is a lush landscape of sparsely-flowered meadows and a river flowing through it. A village the corgis inhabit is located near the entrance to the car, consisting of buildings reminiscent of ancient Greek. The weather appears sunny and slightly clouded, even with no visible light source or open sky.

A mountain range opens up beyond the river and is slightly more overgrown and wild. Prior to the beginning of the show, an unknown object crashed into the left side of the train, near the end of the car, leaving behind a crater and exposing the machinery, as well as a large impact hole in the wall of the car.

The car also appears in the series release of the show, with some difference to the damage as The Steward is seemingly collecting Orbs for the Conductor, inadvertently causing the flooding.

## Gallery

### Concept Art

Welcome to Corginia postcardWelcome to CorginiaCorginia postcard

## Trivia

* Corginia was inspired by the pet corgi Owen Dennis had when he was growing up.
* All the corgis in Corginia can speak, just like Atticus.
* Corginia is run by a democratic monarchy. The Kings are elected.

## Videos

Corginia is For Corgi Lovers Travel Commercial (Reupload)Infinity Train, Now on HBOMax!
## References

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2wpssWjOrw
2. ↑ Cartoon Network: 12 Things You Need To Know about Infinity Train
3. ↑ Q: Who's in charge of running Corginia while Atticus is away? A: "Well it's a democratically elected monarchy, so I assume there's a parliamentary process that handles this sort of thing." - Dennis

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Alex Horab

**Alex Horab**is a writer on *Infinity Train*.

## Trivia

* As of Book Four, Alex Horab is the only member of the writing staff to have not written a season premiere.
* Horab is a bit of a math nerd who liked sneaking in math jokes and references into the show.

## Reference

1. ↑ From Marie Lum's Twitch stream "Pen Pals Forever Draw Request Stream!" with guest Alex Horab explaining how the Infinity Train got it's name. (Timestamp: 5:41:53)

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • Johnny Young • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • **Alex Horab** • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Carrot People

The **Carrot People** are a species of humanoid carrot beings from the Carrot Car.

## Appearances

The Carrot People are about half the height of humans and wear more rural attire, suggesting a culture of agriculture. They all have a carrot-shaped head, orange skin color, and two hollow that are their eyes.

## Personalities

Not much is known about the Carrot People species, but they all seem to be very friendly who likes to welcome visitors into their farm.

## History

### Book Two - Cracked Reflection

#### The Black Market Car

The Carrot People are only seen at the beginning of the episode when M.T. passes by their car during her solo journey across the Infinity Train. One of the Carrot People asked M.T. if she wants to join them in their dance party, but she kindly rejects the offer before leaving the car.

## Trivia

* As revealed in the end credits, the Carrot Guy who asked Lake to join the dance party is voiced by Owen Dennis.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • Ben Greene • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Johnny Young

**Johnny Young** is the voice actor for Min-Gi Park.

Young is known best for being the voice of Crypto from the game *Apex Legends.* He's previously worked on series such as *Ghost in the Shell* (2017), *The Warrior's Way* (2010) and *Ayla: The Daughter of War* (2017). Young is also the voice of Ryu Simms from the Netflix original series *Glitch Techs.*

Young expressed a lot of excitement playing Min on Youtube and Reddit. On May 27th, 2021 he hosted a AMA on Twitch with Sekai Murashige answering questions relating to his career as a voice artist and his experience working on the show.

## Background

### Personal Life and Career

When Johnny Young's dad took him to watch is first movie *Batman (1989)* he feel in love with storytelling and the superhero. He loved going to the movies every weekend and the feeling of being immersed into the story. Young's parents encouraged him to go to acting school.

### Infinity Train

Johnny Young met Sekai Murashige and Jeremy Crutchley to record the first episode at a recording studio in New York City. Young did the rest of the recording in Los Angeles remotely with the other voice actors.

In preparation for the role Young watched the first season, but decided he didn't want to know too much about the series since his character Min-Gi was experiencing the train for his first time. He and Sekai had the most amount of notes for the series due to their main character's ethnicity, race and era.

## Trivia

* Young's favorite scene is the argument in the episode "The Art Gallery Car", describing the moment as two best friends shouting at each other and wanting to be loved.
* When asked what cartoon he'd like to voice act in given the chance, Young chose *Batman Beyond.*

## References

1. ↑ Johnny Young's Twitch AMA with Sekai Murashige (Timestamp 1:38:44-1:41:05)
2. ↑ Twitch AMA (11:05-12:15, 15:57-19:27)
3. ↑ Twitch AMA (31:03-32:03)

Owen Dennis

**Voice Artists**
Ashley Johnson • Owen Dennis • Jeremy Crutchley • Ernie Hudson • Rhys Darby • Kate Mulgrew • Lena Headey •Robbie Daymond • Ben Mendelsohn • Bradley Whitford • Kirby Howell-Baptiste • Kyle McCarley • Isabella Abiera • Diane Delano • **Johnny Young** • Sekai Murashige • Minty Lewis • Keith Ferguson

**Writers**
Owen Dennis • Madeline Queripel • Cole Sanchez • Lindsay Katai • Alex Horab • Justin Michael

**Storyboarders**
Jessie Wong • Ryan Pequin • Sam Spina • Sofia Alexander • Kellye Perdue • Diana Huh • Marie Lum • Angela Kim • Jacob Winkler • Ryann Shannon • Owen Dennis • Annisa Adjani • Madeline Queripel • Sarah Soh

**Character Designers**
Megan Phonesavanh

**Music**
Chrome Canyon
Mirror One

**MIrror One** is the mirror version of One-One. This mirror version, however, does not seem to possess the dual personalities that One-One does. The mirror version also appears much more proper in his actions and vocabulary in the short time we see him on screen. After Tulip requested his help, Mirror One called the Reflection Police to stop Tulip's reflection. He was then taken away by the Mirror Medics with Mirror Atticus, Mirror One was given hot chocolate.

## Trivia

* In the original script for "The Chrome Car," written by Lindsay Katai, Mirror One and Mirror Tulip had a two-page conversation about the nature of the Chrome Car and being a reflection. Katai later reused the ideas from this cut conversation in Book 2's "The Wasteland".
* Although never stated, his name "Mirror One" and his singular voice hints at One-One's prior identity as "One" when he was originally the Conductor (as seen in "The Twin Tapes").

## Reference

1. ↑ From a deleted writing bts thread on Lindsay Katai's Twitter: "I wrote 2 pgs in Chrome Car where she and Mirror One discuss the nature of being a reflection. It was too long to be used (common problem of mine), but I used the same ideas for her talk with Mace in The Wasteland. I love the dichotomy of punk and vulnerability."
Min-Gi's Father

**Mr. Park** is the father of Min-Gi Park and the husband of Mrs. Park. Min-Gi is his only child.

## Appearance

Mr. Park is a man of Asian descent with short black hair and glasses.

## Personality

Mr. Park is a stern but caring parent towards his son. He desires for him to have a successful future and subtly pushes for him focus on work and academics rather then music.

## History

Mr. Park and his wife moved from the Korean Peninsula to Canada, settling in in Powell Lake, British Columbia and having a son. Soon after his son was born, he spoke with another man who just had a son, and the families became close.

As his son grew up, he and his wife pushed Min Gi towards focusing on his studies rather then a music career with Ryan. They allowed him to play a violin however. When Min Gi was in his late teens, he was accepted into a financial course at an unnamed university, which pleased him, as well as his wife.

### *Infinity Train*

#### "The Twin Tapes"

He and his wife are seen in the Memory Tapes being made out of Min Gi and Ryan.

## Trivia

* He and his voice actor share the same surname.
Canada

**Canada** is a minor location featured in fourth season of *Infinity Train* alongside the countries the United States and the United Kingdom.

The protagonists Ryan and Min-Gi are from the province British Columbia. Both born and raised in the fictional city Powell Lake. Ryan's house is said to be on Cranberry street.

## British Columbia

### Powell Lake

Powell Lake is inspired by the city Powell River. A key difference between the fictional and the real city is the train station. Powell River is incapable of having one, the city is only accessible by water. Storyboard artist, Ryan Pequin grew up there and his childhood was the inspiration behind the two protagonist's origins.

* Unknown hospital
* Ryan's childhood home
* Min's childhood home
* Powell Lake Secondary School
* Dumpty's Diner
* Horace's Residence
* Mill Station

## Unknown

* Gas and Dogs
* Haldouise University (mentioned; a reference to Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia)

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Debutante Ball Car

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The **Debutante Ball Car** is the main setting for the episode "The Debutante Ball Car" in Book Three. A fancy ballroom where Octopus People dance.

## Overview

Inside this car is a massive golden ballroom, complete with a grand staircase and a talking chandelier. The exit door is only available to passengers who make their "debut," receiving formally training from the Chandelier via learning a special ballroom dance and dressing in proper ballroom outfits. The denizens of the car are a group of Octopus People, dressed for the occasion and speaking in upper class accents.

According to Simon, the building housing the ballroom exists within a black void, meaning it is impossible to enter or exit the car unless through the doors.

## Gallery

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Ben Greene

* Train Documentaries
* Book 4

**Ben Greene** is a native of the Green Car. He is the only known native to this car not green in color. Instead, he is purple but has the last name of "Greene."

## Appearance

Ben Greene has the similar resemblance to a grape bushel. One of the grapes in the bushel has a face with two round black eyes, wrinkles on his forehead and a orange bow-tie. His limbs are small vines.

Tulip Olsen • One/One-One • Atticus • Jesse Cosay • Lake/Mirror Tulip • Alan Dracula • Grace Monroe • Hazel • Tuba • Ryan Akagi • Min-Gi Park • Kez

**Antagonists**
The Cat • Amelia Hughes/The Conductor • Steward • Ghoms • Mirror Police (Agent Sieve • Special Agent Mace) • Marcel • The Apex (Simon Laurent) • Bug Cowboys (Caterpillar Sheriff/Judge Morpho • Beetle Bailiff • Grasshopper • Mantis) • Pig Baby/Pig Toddler • Docent • Morgan

**Minor Characters**
Andy Olsen • Megan Olsen • Mikayla • Mirror People (Mirror Atticus • Mirror One • Mirror Medics) • Giant • Greige • Khaki Bottoms • Nancy • Randall • Pencil People • Tiny Wizards • Mildred the Tyrannosaur • Turtle People (Aloysius) • Alrick Timmens • **Ben Greene** • Nathan Cosay • Terrance • Sashay • Porters • Lucy • Chandelier • Octopus People • Cubey Denizens (Driveway) • Origami Birds • Parka Denizens • Judge Morpho • Cow Creamer • Nigel • Paco • Brando • Spiceman • Beehive • Morgan
Earth

**Earth** is the secondary major location featured on *Infinity Train* and completely separate from wherever the Infinite Train resides. In the series it features the countries United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. The passengers aboard the mysterious train come from all over Earth to resolve their personal problems.

## Gallery

### Powell River, British Columbia, Canada

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