The final season (or so it seems) of Infinity Train is upon us and this time it’s a Duet! That’s actually the title. We follow two passengers, Min-Gi and Ryan on their shared journey through the passenger cars of a mysterious train that seems bent on solving their emotional hang-ups, or letting them die trying.

Infinity Train rolls on to Book 3! Our third adventure into the Train cars is basically about accepting responsibility for past actions and relieving yourself from burdens unfairly placed on you from your peers. We experience this by taking focus on Grace Monroe as she discovers a mysterious child on the train with a broken number.

Tulip’s adventure may be over but the Infinity Train presses on. And we now follow Mirror Tulip (or M.T.) on her own adventure to try and get off this train herself. It’s a story of existential crises and Asimovian philosophy. Let’s all… reflect on it together!

Infinity Train has been a long time coming and that’s not just a pun on the show’s title! It has been the most anticipated show debut on Cartoon Network since it’s pilot debuted in November of 2016 garnering over 4 million views to date. We join Tulip, One-One and Atticus the Corgi on their adventures through a mysterious, seeminglin infinite row of inter-dimensional train cars trying to find a way home and answer the riddle of the glowing number on Tulip’s right hand.