I wanted to clarify since I got down voted I don't hate season 3. I guess that's why I got down voted since I don't have any comments saying smth abt my post at all.

I have to clarify something else!! ❗️❗️I don't have a problem with Grace, I don't hate her I actually find her very well written! I dislike the way the show handled the complex situation that both Simon and Grace were in at the time❗️❗️

The whole thing has to do with Simon. Listen, he is my favourite character in the Show but I just hated what the Show did.

So, from what I saw, the Apex had a very cult vibe going (i think it was even called the cult of the conducter somewhere). With taking in young children and stuff.

Also, Grace was the one to tell Simon about the conducter and introduced him to the concept of the train being a Game to get the highest number.

It made me sick to my stomach the whole time, with Grace being put there as the good guy, getting a redemption ark and all but Simon, the one she had manipulate often even during season 3 on screen, was made the bad guy, taking the all blame from Grace and making it into 'well he's just unwilling to listen!', completely ignoring that Grace has a very big role to play in why he made the decisions he made.

I don't excuse Simon's actions, but while I saw the season all I was able to see was a little 10 year old child, that was pulled into a cult, lied too and was manipulated. Who then acted out, in confusion and despair when suddenly everything changes and all his beliefs are ripped from him.

And I hate how the show never really talked about it. Yeah Grace went 'Simon I know your sad' but it never really delved into the issue about why. I wished there was a moment like Simon going 'Yeah of course I'm angry because you're suddenly saying everything I've been taught was wrong, while you've been the one teaching me!'

Though, if I missed something or misinterpreted something along those lines, please inform me. Also please tell me your opinion on this. And I love the infinity train, season three just gave me this uncomfortable feeling

With the way things are going, I feel like GLITCH would be a great option for the future of Infinity Train
I literally know nothing about how the logistics work, but when watching this video by them and seeing them literally mention Infnity train (around 2:01 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHBOMgh8RIk), I just think it'd be such a perfect fit for the type of animations they've already produced.

If the name sounds familiar, they're the producers of THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS (which I highly recommend, I've been a Gooseworx fan since Little Runmo)

Any thoughts on this, hopeful and cynical? I just feel like it fits really well - the only difference being it'd be a 2D animated thing, but since Infinity Train has four seasons of reference material to draw upon, I think replication could be possible...

Why do people think someone with absolutely zero good traits is a fun character to watch? It was so fucking frustrating to watch the show everytime he was on screen and i honestly wish his death was more painful.

I'm sorry

They want him to address the controversy, but that would make him get into arguments again (which was the reason he started posting only frogs to begin with). So now people are cancelling him and the show.

Blocking people is a bad idea, and so was Jessie's blocking of comments, but now it's growing into more than just having Jessie retreat from the gallery. I understand that people want her to delete the Twitter post, but if she does that, then people will say she tried to sweep it under the rug. No idea if she still has the painting and if she can edit the colors, but even if she deletes the original post and screenshots some of the QRTs, there are so many that people will say she silenced them if she doesn't screenshot them all. Unless the link to a removed tweet still keeps the QRTs and she could post that next to the recolored painting.

EDIT: Now they're going for Lea_C too, just because they follow Owen.

EDIT2: Seems like a lot of people think I'm part of their mob. No, I just took the time to read what they were upset about and what they were saying they wanted / what they interpreted the blocking actions to mean. I don't see Jessie nor Owen as racist just because they're not doing what they ask of them, but the people who are taking part in this on Twitter would tell me it isn't my right to decide that since I'm not black.

So I've noticed that the characters in the show have these strange green-gleaming numbers.

I've also noticed that users of the One For All quirk, including Deku, also have glowing arms.

According to the link, the abilities gained via One for All are as follows:

"One For All also allows the user to stockpile an enormous amount of raw power, allowing them to significantly enhance all of their physical abilities to a superhuman level. This results in unbelievable levels of strength, speed, agility, and durability."

"The user can focus the stockpiled power into a single body part, or spread the power evenly throughout their body, although, focusing the power puts a greater strain on the part of the body where the power is focused. The user is also able to control the percentage of the power that they activate. One For All can even grant the user an exceptional strength boost to their given Quirk if they have one."

Does this mean that people who entered the train before (like Tulip, Jesse, Grace, etc.) suddenly gain the extraordinary power of One for All?

I might get downvoted but honestly? Alan Dracula was one of the dullest characters of the series and maybe even in any series I watched. He was literally so boring and random, that episode with the parasite kept me wishing that it ends already.

I hope it's another Atticus where he can speak and show his personality. Alex Dracula felt like a plot device to protect the protagonists and provide them whatever they need in the situation and make the plot move. It didn't feel like a character at all.

EDIT: *Alan Dracula not Alex Dracula. See? The character was so dull that I forgot its name.

Lake and Jesse have almost no chemistry together, the cars aren't memorable, the pacing is all over the place, and Lake is pretty unlikable for most of the season (I know she has her reasons, but still.) And while I do really like Alan Dracula, even his presence isn't enough to make the season work.

If you've seen me around this sub, chances are that you've seen my numerous rants/jokes about how disappointing and bad book 4 is imo. With that being said however, I'd like to give the minority of people who think book 4 is the best/think it's good, a chance to voice their opinions since I don't really see alot of activity on the "favourite season" posts that seem to pop up every day.

I didn't really like Season 4. I just watched it, I liked the characters and the premise of the same number for 2 people, but... I didn't really like Kez, like at all. She caused all the problems, and basically, she said sorry and all the conflict ended. When the Steward arrived, I thought something crazy would happen, like maybe the train would go to the main world and crash or something, and every character from every season would arrive to fight the main villain! The Cat didn't have ANYTHING to do this WHOLE season and she only appeared in ONE EPISODE! All that happened was THEIR FREAKING BOOTS FELL OFF!! I did really like Kez's story about apologizing and the story of Jeremy, but that was it for Kez's story. I really like the main protagonists, Ryan and Min-Gi, and really seemed good at the end, and good after that Party episode, but after that, it got not bad, but not good, as that guy WHO NEVER APPEARED AGAIN messed with their emotions and ruined most of their character growth. I liked how Ryan finished his growth, but then he got his exit and it immediately went away after he thought about leaving, seriously, he was "I'm not leaving you!", then seconds later after he got the exit, he thought about leaving and it left! I get that it wasn't supposed to end with 4, but still, the ending was lackluster, and that bug judge just appeared out of Pig Toddler's mouth, then was defeated by Ryan in 5 seconds! I loved seasons 1-3, but 4 felt different, the first 3 episodes went by so fast, the earlier seasons made the 10ish minutes feel like it was 20 for me, but this season, the 10ish minutes felt like 5 minutes. Anyway, that's my rant.

I think that the biggest plot hole in that season is that if the Tulip's number was easily changed via a computer interface, why can't be everyone else's?

I felt so stupid hearing that line "Maybe you'll get off this train eventually" to the fallen antagonist, as LITERALLY MINUTES AGO she changed the Tulip's number by just pressing a button! Like, Tulip, you know how to edit numbers in a computer interface, go and set her to zero!

What do you think about this?

No elaboration needed like how did he do it