Infinity Train
TV Show • 2016 • Adventure Report
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nutmeg
The corgi apparently dies and is turned into a monster, but is returned to his original form later... as of the end of season 1, the dog is alive and well
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yardsards
There aren't any horses in this show
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Mystery5
Someone is shown to have accidentally killed their pet lizard in the past. The scene is very brief, but it does show the lizards dead body in the foreground (season 2). A personified animal also dies in the 3rd season
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OiledMushrooms
there are various scenes where sentient animals get into fights, and in s2 ep4 there's a car where people have to kick a toad to get through it.
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nutmeg
There is no dog fighting as in two dogs being made to fight each other, but one of the main characters is a sentient corgi who does get into battle to protect his friends. He is not forced to do this and does not permanently die doing so.
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Cungle
An animal is killed in Book 3
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GoddessSword
An attempt is made to kill a recurring cat character in episode eight, and at the end of the episode their fate is left ambiguous, but they are ultimately shown to have survived in the next episode.
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Everyman
S2
E9
A background character is shown to have lost their pet lizard in a flashback. While its death is never shown, we briefly see its body.
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amwhite91
A winged snake is killed in self-defense, but in-universe these seem not to be dragons, per se.
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
There's a brief shot of a normal spider in season 1. A shapeshifting animal in season 2 takes a spider form to hold onto a moving vehicle.
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amee
In Book Two, Alan Dracula, the shapeshifting deer, turns into a snake briefly in Episode 9, but only does so to latch onto MT better.
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Mystery5
The roach like monsters they encounter are a key plot point, and can't be skipped over without the story losing context
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Gaymememachine
S3
One of the main characters is abandoned by an individual implied to be his guardian at the time, leaving him to die. This is briefly referenced in episode 3, discussed heavily in episodes 4 and 7, and a flashback is shown in episode 9. This character has developed abandonment issues as a result and has had to face the individual who left him twice in the season.
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SkittlesGal
Simon attempts to literally control what Grace remembers in one scene through a special device.
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Gaymememachine
S3
[SPOILERS!!!] In Book 3, a character who is a victim of abuse and is involved in an unhealthy co-dependent relationship, acts extremely abusive in the later half of the season, becoming the season’s antagonist.
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sonnet20
Tulip is stalked by the Steward (and possibly the Cat) throughout the train. Oftentimes you can see the shadow of the Steward pass by in the background of certain scenes. Not a traditionally triggering portrayal of stalking, but something to be aware of.
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Mystery5
In season 3, some kids were neglected, abandoned or hurt in various ways, and while much of it was unintentional it still left a heavy impact on them
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Mystery5
Tulips parents fight with each other, but it never escalates into verbal or physical abuse
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yardsards
S3
E9
in season 3, a character is not literally drugged, but is put into a catatonic state by another character via sci-fi technology against her consent, and this scene may remind many viewers of a drugging
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
Not explicitly sexual, but in season 3 a character invades another's mind, and it paralyzes her body in a way that resembles a "freeze" response.
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xaM003
Idk if this counts but a mirror police guy gets shoved against the moving wheels of the train and dies quite graphically (his blood is more like metallic goo though), and an ape gets thrown under the wheels of the train, although it cuts away before she hits the wheels
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Gaymememachine
Not in the traditional sense, but a character melts to death in The New Apex (S3E10)
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
The Cat gets stuck under a pile of rubble but also gets freed.
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Mystery5
A character shaves the hair on their head just off-screen
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RomanLanslide
A central character in Season 2 is a shapeshifter who sometimes morphs into disturbing and body-horror like forms, although this does not cause the character pain nor is it gory/bloody.
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notgoingtoaddcomments
In Book 2 a character bleeds (non-red alien blood) from their eyes. In Book 3 a character's eyes melt out of their sockets.
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xaM003
(Spoiler alert)
In season 2 the two mirror police guys die quite brutal deaths. One gets cut in half and then pushed against the moving train wheels until he dies and the other one explodes. However, they are metallic and non-human so their blood is more like gray goo and there are no organs or stuff like that.
In season 3 Simon also dies quite a brutal death with his skin turning waxy and melting off his body and then his skeleton melting too. Again no blood though.
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iota
no characters are tortured in the traditional sense, nor is there any torture-based gore. however, all seasons depict characters being forced to confront things that are extremely upsetting to them. frankly put, there's at least one mental breakdown a season.
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GoddessSword
During Book 2, Jesse's little brother is injured while riding a bike down a hill as part of a "man test." Though not explicitly stated as being broken, he is later shown with his arm in a cast.
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Pendragon
The mirror policeman’s body is sliced in half and he continues to live for a while with his near lethal injury
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User2748191633
A character is thrown off the train in season 3 the camera shows it briefly right before that character hits the wheel. then the camera cuts
also in season 3 another character is thrown off the train and it’s shown fully however they survive
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iota
there is no finger or toe mutilation. the "non-consensual hand tattoo in question" is a cartoony neon number displayed on characters' palms, and it is not a point of physical distress or pain.
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iota
no seizures are depicted or discussed at any point in the show
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sylveonpartyhibrian
[SEASON 1] - - a main character is travelling in a water creature (randall) and had to keep afloat to breath, she doesnt pass out or drown but there are parts where she has to hold her breath. [SEASON 3] - - a (different) main character is reminded of a traumatic event by a certain room. it causes him to panic and hyperventilate
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Mystery5
(season 3) Someone lost their kids before the events of the story (This is never shown or described in detail)
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Gaymememachine
[SPOILERS] In Book 3, a girl’s mother figure is killed. A car crash is mentioned in Book 4, which an unseen character’s mother and sister died in.
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
The whole premise of the show involves characters boarding a train and then being kept on the train against their will. The train is never shown physically forcing anyone to board, however it does use deception to trick people into boarding.
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iota
a toy built for children is destroyed onscreen at one point, but no toys *belonging* to a child are destroyed at any point.
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yardsards
No. However, in book 3, there is an ambiguously romantic couple and those two lying to and hiding things from one another is a big recurring plot point. None of these lies have anything to do with infidelity and some of the lies are even justified, but the themes of broken trust may indirectly remind you of cheating if you are extremely sensitive to that subject.
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Gaymememachine
In S3E5, a main character loses a parental figure after she was murdered. Throughout the near entirety of “The Campfire Car” (S3E6), this death is frequently brought up, and a funeral is held for her.
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Gaymememachine
S1
E5
There is one in Book 1 episode 5 (The Cat’s Car), where [SPOILERS] Tulip is observing a memory of herself alone in her family’s living room. Not considered a traditional jumpscare, but still startled me.
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Myles
A castle in season 4 appears to be haunted, with objects moving around with nobody to move them. Technically, it's not really a ghost, but the effect is similar enough to consider it.
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Gaymememachine
S3
E1
Shown near Grace’s throne room in Book 3’s opening musical sequence
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amee
In Book Two, Alan Dracula, the deer, is taken over by a parasite in Episode 5 and the deer is shown trying to get the parasite out from its body, because the parasite has control of them.
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iota
s4 e1 shows a seconds-long cropped clip of a character brushing his teeth in the shower, but no significant scenes take place in a shower
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User2748191633
A character retches while pulling tape out of her head. not vomit put pretty emetaphobic. The scene is also sickening
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Mystery5
In S3E10 someone spits (throws up?) as they pull something out of their head. There's also a whoopee cushion gag in S1E9, and a fart car in the pilot.
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
There are cops in the second and fourth season but they're all depicted as villains. A character's glowing hand-number flashes 1312 at one point.
(Spoiler)
And the cops all end up dead.
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Everyman
S2
E3
At one point electric shock is used to stop characters from solving a puzzle that wasn't meant for them. Not medical in nature, and doesn't cause lasting damage.
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
The part of the train that gives people the glowing numbers on their hands works like a tattoo needle, but visually is more like a laser pointer.
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yardsards
A brief scene at the beginning of book 4 shows two newborn babies in a hospital nursery while their fathers talk outside the window. The babies are perfectly healthy and their births are not shown on screen. In book 1 episode 7, two minor characters are given shock blankets and picked up by an ambulance. This is played for comedic effect, as neither character is at all injured or in distress.
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Gaymememachine
Not explicitly, but in The Party Car (S4E6) a character with neurodivergent traits is made fun of by a group of denizens.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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Gaymememachine
S4
E10
A character refuses to eat while being in emotional distress, which presumably lasts for a few days at least.
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Everyman
S1
E9
We see a character going to a high place after losing a loved one. Many viewers believe they were about to attempt, but as they do not go through with it, this is never confirmed.
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ilikemackerel
As previous commenters mentioned with the show revolving around mental instability in general, one of the protags is a man with what looks to be borderline personality disorder and [SPOILERS] is very violent and dies in the end without any healing.
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Gaymememachine
Simon is heavily implied to suffer from PTSD, which is vaguely referenced throughout Book 3 but most prevalent in Le Chat Chalet Car (S3E4). Another character in Book 2 is also shown to be suffering from trauma and is on-edge because of it.
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Gaymememachine
In “Le Chat Chalet Car” (S3E4), a character suffers from extreme anxiety related to being surrounded by triggers that remind them of a traumatic incident. This lasts for a good portion of the episode.
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yardsards
Not in the traditional sense, but a child begins transforming into a humanoid turtle and is extremely distressed by this, attempting to pull the shell off her back and scratching at her scales.
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ConsternatedSheep
There is an episode that partially takes place in a children's indoor playground (like the ones you see at some fast food restaurants such as McDonalds) and involves crawling through the plastic tubes, but I'm not sure if that counts.
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User2748191633
No but amelia was going to jump off of the roof of her college campus after losing olrick
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Mystery5
One-One films all of the shorts, so there's shaky cam in some of those (the shorts are not crucial to the main series plot line)
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Mase24
In Books 1 and 3 the protagonists' memories and bodies are taken over by static.
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yardsards
The opening scene of book 4 shows two newborn babies in the nursery/maternity ward; the sounds of other babies crying/cooing can be heard in the background. There is a character called "Pig Baby" (a giant anthromorphic piglet, who is capable of speech) who cries and throws tantrums, but it doesn't sound like a real baby's cries. In book 3, a young child (though not a baby) cries multiple times from extreme distress/grief.
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TwoLesbiansInATrenchcoat
The main character of season 1 had birth complications. Only talked about, not shown.
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Gaymememachine
The protagonists of Book 4 are shown as babies at the very start of the season.
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iota
no, ableist language is never present
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iota
there are no explicitly lgbt characters, but the gnc & transcoded character + gaycoded characters all reach happy endings
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Mystery5
There's been no hate speech against groups of people that exist in real life. (Vague spoilers for season 2 and onward). The Passengers and Residents of the train are not always seen as equals for various reasons. The consequences of this are a focus of seasons 2 and 3, although most of what I would consider hate speech is confined to book 3.
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sylveonpartyhibrian
[SPOILERS!!!!]
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in season 3, Grace finds out that Amelia was a woman after her and the Apex believed Amelia was a man. Grace calls Amelia a "he" but fixes her mistake immediately. This isnt brought up again, and the mistake doesnt happen again
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yardsards
There are no black male major characters. A black girl, a Native American boy, and two Asian men face danger, but all survive. The only characters that die are either non-human or white.
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iota
no--the only depiction of a male character in a dress is cute/neutrally positive. additionally, the show is narratively supportive of its canonically gender non-conforming/transcoded character
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Gaymememachine
S4
E3
A human flirts with a cat in order to convince her to do a favor for him and his group, going so far as to unbutton his shirt, but that’s as far as the scene goes. Later, two characters comment about the incident.
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Gaymememachine
Yes, in S2E4, Jesse’s brother is mocked for crying and “failing to be a man” after he was injured due to bullying.
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Gaymememachine
In the first episode of Book 4, a character is implied to be homeless after giving his van to his ex girlfriend.
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FuckinFaeriesMan
Only in book 3
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notgoingtoaddcomments
Mentioned in Book 4
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queasy
No one is hit by a car on screen, but a a car accident in which people died was referenced in one episode (season 4 episode 9 or 10 I think).
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yardsards
Not really. In book 1, a character willingly goes under water and has some trouble holding her breath for that long, but this is brief and she is perfectly okay. In book 2, a character with a metal body fears falling off a raft and sinking to the bottom of the sea, but this doesn't happen (also, it's unclear if she even needs to breathe in the first place).
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sonnet20
Somewhat. There are lazers shot at Tulip multiple times and the misses appear like bullet holes. Plus, Atticus' transformation is caused by a sci-fi sort of gun.
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Mystery5
In the 2nd season, a train resident is badly hurt. The blood is cartoony (if you could even call it blood), but this scene would have been very graphic if it had featured a human.
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kattmnstr
There is an explosion that resembles a mushroom cloud, however no actual nuclear explosion takes place
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