Created by Owen Dennis, “Infinity Train” follows Tulip as she tries to figure out a way off the train — and why the number on her hand is changing. All 10 episodes of the animated series are ...

Infinity Train, which debuted earlier this week on Cartoon Network, can be thought of as Snowpiercer but with video games. The show stars Tulip, a young girl who loves to code. Her dream in life ...

Paired with a seasoned veteran of the train ... first four episodes of Book 2] Infinity Train’s first season was one of the best shows of last year because Tulip was a savvy protagonist ...

All aboard the Infinity Train ... The Perennial child follows Tulip (voiced by Ashley Johnson) as she mysteriously gets trapped on the seemingly endless train. A mysterious glowing green number ...

You can’t use “surreal” or “Kafkaesque” without risking an eye roll, but it’s hard to describe “Infinity ... Tulip’s seemingly Sisyphean struggle to get off the train.

Described as a wild adventure filled with puzzles and peril at every twisty turn of events, Infinity Train follows Tulip (voiced by Ashley Johnson), a headstrong 12-year-old girl who must use her ...

Book Two sees Mirror Tulip breaking out of the shadow of her ... Cartoon Network’s award-winning Global Artists program, Infinity Train’s original short provoked immediate attention, garnering ...

Created by Owen Dennis, “Infinity Train” follows Tulip as she tries to figure out a way off the train — and why the number on her hand is changing. All 10 episodes of the animated series are ...