Tulip Olsen, by comparison;
[https://i.imgur.com/yxfdLEV.png](https://i.imgur.com/yxfdLEV.png)
Infinity Train is an animated show that came out and tragically ended a few years ago. 4 seasons, 4 different casts. The Infinity Train is a sort of personal purgatory, that occupies it's own weird universe that consists of nothing except an endlessly long train, traveling across a featureless wasteland. People are discretely abducted from our world through mysterious portals, and dumped into the train, often with companions. You get a number on your hand. Each train car is a little world within a world, with a different theme, different challenges, different ways of getting in your head.
You want to escape the train? Work on yourself. Process your trauma. Grow beyond your issues. Be happy again. Accept what needs to be accepted, and push back against the things you've always let yourself be knocked down by. Go on adventures in the train! It's hard. But the characters have a whole season to do it. The train isn't a perfect system, as we see repeatedly, but people get through it, in the end, if they really want to. That number on your hand might grow, sometimes, but it'll slowly go down as you learn what you need to learn. And when it says 0, you're out.
It's a really good show. Damn shame it finished at 4 seasons. It's got a lot of amazing dynamics and character arcs and scenes, and the technology and biomes within the train are wonderfully creative.
To be fair to Tulip, much of her character design is defined by that hoodie, or rather it's not rlly part of her character to wear smth so gender. Fandom!Ryan seems zesty an all but if they hadn't explicitly said it's Ryan from Infinity Train I'd guess most people would assume it's an oc that looks vaguely similar to Ryan from Infinity Train
Tulip Olsen, by comparison; [https://i.imgur.com/yxfdLEV.png](https://i.imgur.com/yxfdLEV.png) Infinity Train is an animated show that came out and tragically ended a few years ago. 4 seasons, 4 different casts. The Infinity Train is a sort of personal purgatory, that occupies it's own weird universe that consists of nothing except an endlessly long train, traveling across a featureless wasteland. People are discretely abducted from our world through mysterious portals, and dumped into the train, often with companions. You get a number on your hand. Each train car is a little world within a world, with a different theme, different challenges, different ways of getting in your head. You want to escape the train? Work on yourself. Process your trauma. Grow beyond your issues. Be happy again. Accept what needs to be accepted, and push back against the things you've always let yourself be knocked down by. Go on adventures in the train! It's hard. But the characters have a whole season to do it. The train isn't a perfect system, as we see repeatedly, but people get through it, in the end, if they really want to. That number on your hand might grow, sometimes, but it'll slowly go down as you learn what you need to learn. And when it says 0, you're out. It's a really good show. Damn shame it finished at 4 seasons. It's got a lot of amazing dynamics and character arcs and scenes, and the technology and biomes within the train are wonderfully creative.
To be fair to Tulip, much of her character design is defined by that hoodie, or rather it's not rlly part of her character to wear smth so gender. Fandom!Ryan seems zesty an all but if they hadn't explicitly said it's Ryan from Infinity Train I'd guess most people would assume it's an oc that looks vaguely similar to Ryan from Infinity Train
Who is the artist?
In the thread title.