Parents' Guide to

Infinity Train

By Emily Ashby, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 10+

Encantadora serie animada de fantasía con simpática heroína.

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A Lot or a Little?

What you will—and won't—find in this TV show.

Community Reviews

age 10+

Based on 7 parent reviews

age 10+
This show is absolutely amazing. It has interesting concepts, and never deserved to be cancelled. But it can get very dark, but for me each season has a different age rating. Seasons 1 and 4 would be an 8+, there are some perilous and scary moments, but nothing too bad, Season 1 is definitely the darker one. Season 2 would be an 9+, mainly for a scene in episode 8 that is very brutal (no blood though). Season 3 would be a 10+, there are some really messed up moments, and it's very upsetting. Overall I highly recommend it, but do not show young kids Season 3.
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age 11+

Good but horrifying

My 8 year old son really enjoys parts of this show, but he says the end and middle of the Cat Car episode was horrifying. He wanted me to write this review to warn other parents that it is too scary for 8 year olds.

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Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say (7 ):
Kids say (28 ):

Refrescante, única, extravagante, fantasiosa: todos estos adjetivos describen aspectos de esta serie sumamente deliciosa y sorprendente. Infinity Train es un viaje hacia lo desconocido tanto para Tulip como para los espectadores de la serie. Por supuesto, podemos ver cómo se desarrolla la historia desde la comodidad de nuestro hogar mientras ella tiene que soportar y superar todo para alcanzar su final feliz, así que somos más afortunados. A medida que Tulip y One-One se encuentran en varias dimensiones imaginarias, desde un mundo pixelado hasta uno habitado por felinos de patas cortas, sus habilidades para resolver problemas y su determinación se ponen a prueba al máximo.

Pero Infinity Train no se trata solo del viaje físico de Tulip de regreso a casa; también se trata de un viaje emocional que se conoce en los primeros momentos del primer episodio. Furiosa por el reciente divorcio de sus padres y molesta porque una confusión en los horarios le podría impedir ir al campamento, Tulip tiene experiencias que también son oportunidades para reflexionar sobre sus sentimientos y su familia.

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