Infinity Train: Book One

We enjoyed this chapter of the series a lot! Multiple lovable characters. Watched it with my preteen. Happy with my purchase.

Infinity Train Book One - 10 Episodes - Inside the Mix of the season finale featurette - The Train Documentaries (One-one talking about different train cars) 10 shorts - Commentary - Animatics on a few episodes - Infinity Train Gallery - shows concept art and the evolution of the designs Plot: A girl is spirited away to a magical train where she has a glowing number on her hand. As she navigates a way through the train to find a way home she meets a ragtag group of lovable characters, devious characters, and a darker explanation behind everything happening than she bargained for. Recommend? Absolutely yes. This is a fantastic new series that will resonate with kids and adults alike. Each episode peels another layer of character back as it orchestrates an imaginative world with relatable emotional baggage. From the Corgi Kingdom to the Mirror car this world will expand and contract through Tulip's eyes (the main character) as she learns not only the way to get home but more about herself. The only thing I wish this included was the original pilot.

Infinity Train, you guys! This is one of Cartoon Network's best shows in recent years by far. Book one is a strong start, with a great story, characters, animation, and soundtrack, and it only continues to get better from there. I would highly recommend it for anyone looking for a new animated series to get into, however I would warn that especially in books 2 and 3 the show can get a little bit intense, so I'd be cautious showing it to kids under 10. That being said, it all depends on the kid, and I've seen reports of children under 10 really enjoying Infinity Train! Currently only books one and two are on DVD, but I'd love to see books three and four released on DVD as well. I also hope the popularity of this series helps CN to see that they made a mistake by cutting it off when they did, and that we'll get more of this show in the future.

One of Cartoon Network and HBO's best series. Highly recommend the two seasons on DVD to most audiences and as long as they are available Book Three and Four from whatever digital storefronts they can still be found on.

This show really is great and with HBO removing it from Its platform there aren't many ways to access it anymore. I would put it up there with gravity falls and adventure time in terms of quality. Each season is a little different and the first one is a classic!

It was a interesting series dealing with trains and scary elements from the matrix. The characters are very well thought out and every thing fit together at the end. After watching it I don't know what to do with it now. But glad captain Janeway from voyager had a role voice acting.

Love the show, love that the disc is one-one, love the behind the scenes stuff and directors commentary. The video quality is pretty noticeably low, which I guess comes with the dvd territory, or maybe it’s just VLC that’s weird. Like on the main menu you can see the pixels on the text. So don’t go in expecting an hd infinity train experience. Maybe after the last season they’ll make a blu ray box set.

Got delivered nicely and watched all the episodes without issue

Ich liebe diese Serie so sehr und bin wirklich froh, dass man die hier kaufen konnte.

Plays very amazing and has best sound quality It’s a shame it’s been cancelled

This is a DVD so, 480p resolution in an hd (at least) world. Region 1, so it will only play on USA or multiregion players, most of pc readers are multiregion, this is part of the description, read it before buying. This is the only legal way to watch it (as of may 2023), so it is better than nothing for a great first season, you can always use an upscaler to "deal" with the blurriness.

Would have been helpful to know that this DVD does not play on UK DVD players.

10 brief but sharply written episodes (10 minutes each) tell a complete story about a young girl who wanders onto a mysterious train and finds each train car contains a different world. Some very creative and fun storytelling here blends with animation that allows for anything and impressive voice work (including Kate Mulgrew and Ernie Hudson). The soundtrack is very cool: electronic and quite retro. It feels like a modern day Wizard of Oz (or maybe Alice in Wonderland) as she gathers a few friends along the way. A really charming series, though likely to be baffling and / or slightly scary for very young kids. Anywhere from maybe around age 7 upwards would be fine and adults will absolutely enjoy the creativity of the show. Some adult issues (divorce, loss) are handled tastefully. Some brief extras on the DVD are amusing but don't reveal too much into the development of the show, and I understand there will be another series, so that's excellent news.