Cartoon Network Lays the Tracks for the Second Installment of "Infinity Train" Set to Debut for A Five-Night Event Beginning Monday, Jan. 6 (7:30pm, ET/PT)

Infinity Train is all aboard for a second installment on Cartoon Network beginning Monday, Jan. 6 (7:30pm, ET/PT), with two episodes debuting nightly for a special five-night event. The mind-bending mysterious and critically acclaimed series introduced fans to Tulip's harrowing journey earlier this fall, and is one of the year's breakout animated shows. Fans can catch up with One-One on Monday, Jan. 1 (11:00am-1:30pm, PT/ET) with the entire first season on Cartoon Network.

The second installment, aptly titled Book 2, will follow Mirror Tulip, an escaped reflection from the mirror world, and Jesse Cosay, a 14-year-old jock from Arizona. As the pair finds themselves on the run from the mirror police, themes of identity, friendship and peer pressure arise.

Infinity Train will have its first original digital soundtrack release titled Infinity Train: Book 1. Featuring 27 instrumental tracks plus one vocal song, the album will be available for download and streaming on all major platforms beginning this Friday, Dec. 6.

Infinity Train is created by Owen Dennis and executive produced by Cartoon Network Studios. Developed through Cartoon Network's award-winning Global Artists program, the original short spurred immediate attention -- gaining more than 5 million views on YouTube to date, with the series being noted as "an endless ride through dreamlike worlds" by Wall Street Journal, and New York Times' James Poniewozick tweeting "... Seen half; loved it."

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Established in 2000, Cartoon Network Studios (CNS) is a global animation and interactive studio recognized for its innovative approaches to IP development and world-building. Fostering a creator-driven environment, CNS is home to hundreds of visual artists who have been a part of the studio's many critically acclaimed and groundbreaking animated series including Adventure Time, Ben 10, Craig of the Creek, Steven Universe, The Powerpuff Girls, and Victor and Valentino. CNS has also produced notable Adult Swim hits such as Primal, Samurai Jack, and Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. CNS has been honored with multiple awards and accolades including: Emmy, Peabody, GLAAD and Annie Awards. Internationally, the studio also garnered the BAFTA, Italy's prestigious Pulcinella Award and Annecy Festival's Cristal Award. Currently, CNS houses a VR lab, and produces an array of interactive formats and products for youth and young adult audiences around the world. As part of its ongoing efforts to discover unique and promising voices everywhere, the studio has a robust global Artist Program and has numerous partnerships, including Exceptional Minds, Black Women Animate and California Institute of the Arts.