Infinity Train returns on 8/13 with Book 3 only on HBO Max. All aboard, Infinity Train fans! Our exclusive reveal of the Book 3 trailer is right here! HBO Max is bringing viewers the third season of ...

Cartoon Network dropped the official synopsis for Book 4: Min-Gi and Ryan are childhood best friends who dream of performing in a band and traveling across Canada, together. After a sudden falling out ...

Infinity Train, Cartoon Network’s heady, for-families anthology series, is making a jump for season 3. Later this summer, the new collection of episodes will air exclusively on HBO Max. All aboard!

Discover What’s Streaming On: There’s a lot going on in Owen Dennis’ massively ambitious Infinity Train – four complete seasons comprised of ten episodes each, each episode running 11-minutes, taking ...

Book Two sees Mirror Tulip breaking out of the shadow of her double. She’s on the run from the Mirror World forces that seek to bring her back. Jesse Cosay, a 14-year-old athlete from Arizona is also ...

Over recent years, Infinity Train has cemented itself as one of the most critically-acclaimed animated shows on TV due to its writing, art style and unique ability to address complex themes and ...

Infinity Train is a rarity in animation — a cartoon billed as an anthology series. Each season focuses on a passenger that has been trapped on the mysterious train. To return to their lives, they have ...

Tulip Olsen just wants to get to game design camp. But her journey takes a weird turn when she hops on a mysterious train, meets a spherical robot and discovers she has a glowing number on her hand.

From the beginning, Owen Dennis’ animated series Infinity Train revolved around the title’s enigmatic, infinite train, which spirits passengers away from their homes, marks their hands with glowing ...

(L to R) Simon (Kyle McCarley) and Grace (Kirby Howell-Baptiste) in Infinity Train Book 3. Courtesy of Cartoon Network Studios, Inc. The HBO Max show Infinity Train is billed as an anthology. Each of ...

Infinity Train‘s premise seems like it could be found in any popular book or movie: a teenage girl in love with video games and coding, freshly full of feelings thanks to her parents’ divorce, finds ...