Infinity Train
Passengers on board the mysterious Infinity Train must explore a series of endless cars that each contain unique worlds and puzzles to solve in order to unravel the mysteries of the train - and within themselves - to open the doorway home.
Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure
Episodes (12)
The Green Car
One-One conducts a series of documentaries about the cars of Infinity Train, starting with the Green Car.
The Tiny Wizard Car
One-One continues the tour of the Infinity Train with the Tiny Wizard Car
The Kaiju Car
One-One obliviously describes the boring "Inexplicable Earthquakes Car".
The Tech Support Car
While exploring the Beach Side Car, One-One interrupts a Donut Holer support call.
The Hill Car
One-One extols the virtues of the tranquil Hill Car.
The Snow Car
One-One revisits the Snow Car where he first met Tulip.
The Movie Theater Car
In episode 91XSD of One-One's Infinity Train documentary, we learn the secret of the Movie Theater Car.
The Cross-Eyed Ducks Car
One-One describes what we missed the first time through the Cross-Eyed Ducks Car.
The Wedding Cake Car
On this most momentous occassion, One-One shares the happiest day in his life in the Wedding Cake Car.
The Minecart Car
One-One compares the Minecart Car to a box of chocolates.
One-One Explains The Train
A promo video of One-One explaining how the train works to the slide deck of various shots from Book 2. Also serves as an announcement promo of Infinity Train being affiliated with HBO Max.
Owen Dennis and Madeline Queripel Read Fan Theories
Infinity Train Creator Owen Dennis and Supervising Producer Madeline Queripel dig into some sizzling fan theories!
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