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->''"Well then, Mitch Williams. It's time to GET FURIOUS!"''
--> --Mitch Williams, seconds before the Infinity Train comes calling.
--> --Mitch Williams, seconds before the Infinity Train comes calling.
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* AdaptationalKarma: Mitch got away with siphoning EXP from everyone's gauntlets at the end of "BUDS", but BITT reminds Mitch that their armor is always recording what's going on and transfers all that XP back into the gauntlets of Nix, Five, Miko, and Zahra.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Grace tells Mitch he needs to put the number on his arm down to zero, he thinks she’s referring to him as ''a'' zero.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Grace tells Mitch he needs to put drop the number on his arm hand (a 360) down to zero, he thinks she’s referring to him as ''a'' zero.
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* ExperiencedProtagonist: Grace is the more experienced one both in the years she spent on the Train (close to a decade) and figuring out what to do to move forward.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Mitch is a jerk, but he cringes when he learns of Simon kicking Grace into the wheels.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Mitch is a jerk, but he cringes when he learns of Simon kicking Grace into the wheels.
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* ExperiencedProtagonist: Grace is the more experienced one both between her and Mitch in the years she spent on the Train (close to a decade) and figuring out what to do to move forward.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Mitch is a jerk, but he cringes when he learns of Simon kicking Grace into thewheels.wheels and of the atrocities the Apex did in general.
* EveryoneHasStandards: Mitch is a jerk, but he cringes when he learns of Simon kicking Grace into the
* {{Irony}: The one time Mitch decides to give away a job is the one time said job affects him the most.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: How bad is Mitch's disappearance? His siblings ''left the house'' to tell this to Miko and Five.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: How bad is Mitch's disappearance? His gaming obsessed older siblings ''left the house'' to tell this to Miko and Five.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Zahra snaps at Mitch's siblings for caring more about their gaming than everything else, especially since ''she'' constantly has to deal with Mitch as her leader.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Zahra snaps at Mitch's siblings for caring more about their gaming than everything else, like the Glitch that's running about, especially since ''she'' constantly has to deal with Mitch as her leader.
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* RelatedInTheAdaptation: There are numerous hints that Grace and Mitch are cousins.
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** Mitch's number is 360, representing how he needs to make a total 360, but because it's a reference to the console, the Xbox 360.
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** Mitch's number is 360, representing how he needs to make a total 360, but and because it's a reference to the game console, the Xbox 360.
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** Mitch makes a few references to the ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomverse'' when he sarcastically questions if Grace has a knife on hand and asks what she could kill with them. The three he mentions? A talking dog, a flying book, and a bunny aka Atticus, Lexi, and Utahoshi.
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** Mitch makes a few references to the ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomverse'' when he sarcastically questions if Grace has a knife on hand and asks what she could kill with them. them, which is a weapon Grace used to good effect to shank anyone to death. The three denizens he mentions? A talking dog, a flying book, and a bunny aka Atticus, Lexi, and Utahoshi.
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* WholePlotReference: Mitch discusses how the situation in the Candy Pirates car is based on a video game he played ''[[VideoGame/ReturnOfTheObraDinn Mystery of the Umbra Sin]]'': the plot involved a thief making everything worse by stealing important sea shells that has candy mermaids and giant crabs wanting vengeance.
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* WholePlotReference: Mitch discusses how the situation in the Candy Pirates car is based on a video game he played ''[[VideoGame/ReturnOfTheObraDinn Mystery of the Umbra Sin]]'': the plot involved a thief making everything worse by stealing important sea shells that has candy pissed off mermaids and giant crabs wanting vengeance.
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* CrossoverRelatives: Grace and Mitch are hinted to be cousins despite being from different shows.
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* CastingGag: The fact that Mitch meets up with Grace on his journey is probably a reference to how Grace's VA also voiced his sister, Audrey.
* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Grace and the Angry Glitch (Tech), reflecting the titular characters of Grace Monroe, and Mitch Williams.
* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Grace and the Angry Glitch (Tech), reflecting the titular characters of Grace Monroe, and Mitch Williams.
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* CastingGag: The fact that Mitch meets up with Grace on his journey is probably a reference to how Grace's VA also voiced his sister, Audrey.
* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Grace and the Angry Glitch (Tech), reflecting the titular characters of GraceMonroe, Monroe and Mitch Williams.Williams.
* CharacterTitle: Again, the title reflects the two protagonists.
* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Grace and the Angry Glitch (Tech), reflecting the titular characters of Grace
* CharacterTitle: Again, the title reflects the two protagonists.
* ExperiencedProtagonist: Grace is the more experienced one both in the years she spent on the Train (close to a decade) and figuring out what to do to move forward.
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* FatalFlaw: Mitch’s arrogance and ego alienate his co-workers and make him ignore warnings that his out of his depth in certain situations. He initially ignores Grace’s warnings about the danger the train could pose until she confesses to Jaggery about what happened to Simon and seeing his ashes in a jar.
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* FatalFlaw: Mitch’s arrogance and ego alienate his co-workers and make him ignore warnings that his he's out of his depth in certain situations. He initially ignores Grace’s warnings about the danger the train could pose until she confesses to Jaggery about what happened to Simon and seeing his ashes in a jar.
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* TheGhost: Mitch's parents are referenced having meeting up with family who suddenly disappeared one day.
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* TheGhost: TheGhost:
** Mitch's parents are referenced having meeting up with family who suddenly disappeared oneday.day.
** None of the Apex are seen, as Grace mentioned they've left within the 1.5 years since the end of Book 3.
** Mitch's parents are referenced having meeting up with family who suddenly disappeared one
** None of the Apex are seen, as Grace mentioned they've left within the 1.5 years since the end of Book 3.
* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished: Mitch decides to be nice and allow the noobs to get the next job. Too bad he didn't realize that it was for his house until after Five announced it.
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* PointOfDivergence: The plot changes when Mitch decides to let Five and Miko take up the next job...only to realize in horror seconds later that the job is 1984 Spangler Street, which is his home address.
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* PointOfDivergence: The plot changes when Mitch decides to let Five and Miko take up the next job...only to realize in horror seconds later that job and Five didn't say the job is 1984 Spangler Street, which is his home address.name of the address until ''after'' he and Miko accepted it.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Zahra snaps at Mitch's siblings for caring more about their gaming than everything else, especially since ''she'' has to deal with Mitch as her leader.
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* ThisIsReality: Grace goes on a passionate speech that what Mitch thinks about the Train being some sort of video game is false; if he messes up, it is ''literally'' game over for him. No 1-ups, no continues, you're done.
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Mitch Williams considers himself to be the best in his field. Which is why it enrages him when he’s told he can’t do a job solo. Which leads to him being abducted by a train that is designed to force people to confront their emotional problems; with the help of another passenger, will he manages to get off the train.
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Mitch Williams considers himself to be the best in his field. Which is why it enrages him when he’s told he can’t do a job solo. solo to 1984 Spangler Street. Which leads to him being abducted by a train that is designed to force people to confront their emotional problems; with the help of another passenger, will he manages to get off the train.
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: Miko recognizes that Mitch wanted 1984 Spangler Street because it was "his turf" as it was his home address. In the show, she and Five didn't piece it together until she found a scrap of a poster on Mitch's head that had his face on it.
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* MyGreatestSecondChance: Discussed; Mitch asks if his presence is Grace's second chance to do right with Simon.
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* FatalFlaw: Mitch’s arrogance and ego alienate his co-workers and make him ignore warnings that his out of his depth in certain situations. He even ignores Grace’s warnings about the danger the train could pose.
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* FatalFlaw: Mitch’s arrogance and ego alienate his co-workers and make him ignore warnings that his out of his depth in certain situations. He even initially ignores Grace’s warnings about the danger the train could pose.pose until she confesses to Jaggery about what happened to Simon and seeing his ashes in a jar.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Mitch is a jerk, but he cringes when he learns of Simon kicking Grace into the wheels.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Grace tells Mitch he needs to put the number on his arm down to zero, he thinks she’s referring to him as ‘’a’’ zero.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Grace tells Mitch he needs to put the number on his arm down to zero, he thinks she’s referring to him as ‘’a’’ zero.''a'' zero.
* ExactWords: When Lady Jaggery asks the whereabouts of Simon, Grace says he's with her. This is because she's carrying his ashes on her.
* ExactWords: When Lady Jaggery asks the whereabouts of Simon, Grace says he's with her. This is because she's carrying his ashes on her.
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* PointOfDivergence: The plot changes when Mitch decides to let Five and Miko take up the next job...only to realize in horror seconds later that the job is 1984 Spangler Street, which is his home address.
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* TheGhost: Mitch's parents are referenced having meeting up with family who suddenly disappeared one day.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: Mitch discusses what one could kill with a tiny knife, and one of them happens to be a talking dog. After the Debutante Car, he and Grace enter Corginia, full of talking dogs.
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* ShoutOut: Two games that Miko mentions are ''[[VideoGame/GodOfWar Deity of Destruction]]'' and the ''Zenon'' series (which could mean ''Xenogears'', ''Xenosaga'' or ''Xenoblade'')
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* ShoutOut: ShoutOut:
** Two games that Miko mentions are ''[[VideoGame/GodOfWar Deity of Destruction]]'' and the ''Zenon'' series (which could mean ''Xenogears'', ''Xenosaga'' or''Xenoblade'')''Xenoblade'')
** Mitch makes a few references to the ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomverse'' when he sarcastically questions if Grace has a knife on hand and asks what she could kill with them. The three he mentions? A talking dog, a flying book, and a bunny aka Atticus, Lexi, and Utahoshi.
** Two games that Miko mentions are ''[[VideoGame/GodOfWar Deity of Destruction]]'' and the ''Zenon'' series (which could mean ''Xenogears'', ''Xenosaga'' or
** Mitch makes a few references to the ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomverse'' when he sarcastically questions if Grace has a knife on hand and asks what she could kill with them. The three he mentions? A talking dog, a flying book, and a bunny aka Atticus, Lexi, and Utahoshi.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: How bad is Mitch's disappearance? His siblings ''left the house'' to tell this to Miko and Five.
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* AdaptationalSexuality: In the story, Miko is Aromantic while Mitch and Nix are Asexual.
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* AdaptationalGenderIdentity: Nameless was considered male in ''Glitch Techs'', now non-binary in the story. Author notes also states either Wes or Ray is genderfluid and Simi is a transwoman.
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* TimeSkip: Grace mentions that it's been a year and a half since the end of "The New Apex".
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* TimeSkip: Grace mentions that it's been a year and a half since the end of "The New Apex".Apex".
* WholePlotReference: Mitch discusses how the situation in the Candy Pirates car is based on a video game he played ''[[VideoGame/ReturnOfTheObraDinn Mystery of the Umbra Sin]]'': the plot involved a thief making everything worse by stealing important sea shells that has candy mermaids and giant crabs wanting vengeance.
* WholePlotReference: Mitch discusses how the situation in the Candy Pirates car is based on a video game he played ''[[VideoGame/ReturnOfTheObraDinn Mystery of the Umbra Sin]]'': the plot involved a thief making everything worse by stealing important sea shells that has candy mermaids and giant crabs wanting vengeance.
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* HiddenDepths: Zahra is a romantic as she sobbed over the ending of ''Literature/SongOfAchilles'' and weeped at [[Series/GirlFromNowhere TK and Nanno's farewell.]]
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* HiddenDepths: Zahra is a romantic as she sobbed over the ending of ''Literature/SongOfAchilles'' and weeped wept at [[Series/GirlFromNowhere TK and Nanno's farewell.]]
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* InSpiteOfNail: "I'm Mitch Williams" still plays out the same despite Mitch on the Train and Nix and Zahra taking his place.
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* InSpiteOfNail: "I'm Mitch Williams" still plays out the same despite Mitch on the Train and Nix and Zahra taking his place.
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* RageBreakingPoint: Zahra snaps at Mitch's siblings for caring more about their gaming than everything else, especially since ''she'' has to deal with Mitch as her leader.
-->'''Zahra:''' Is that [getting free stuff from Mitch] all you think about? Because from what I'm seeing, Mitch is the only reason why you still have your gaming rights because he cleans up all of your messes from your non-stop gaming marathon to the point that it's a miracle that you haven't dropped dead at this point. And if you don't stop your gaming now, you're going to lose everything to the point that your 'brav' won't be able to save you. So why don't you help us by logging out of your game for five seconds!
-->'''Zahra:''' Is that [getting free stuff from Mitch] all you think about? Because from what I'm seeing, Mitch is the only reason why you still have your gaming rights because he cleans up all of your messes from your non-stop gaming marathon to the point that it's a miracle that you haven't dropped dead at this point. And if you don't stop your gaming now, you're going to lose everything to the point that your 'brav' won't be able to save you. So why don't you help us by logging out of your game for five seconds!
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* CastingGag: The fact that Mitch meets up with Grace on his journey is probably a reference to how Grace's VA also voiced his sister, Audrey.
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* InsistentTerminology: When Mitch calls Grace's origami partner an NPC, she corrects him by saying they're a ''denizen''.
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* ShoutOut: Two games that Miko mentions are [[Franchise/GodOfWar Deity of Destruction]] and the ''Zenon'' series (which could mean ''Xenogears'', ''Xenosaga'' or ''Xenoblade'')
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* ShoutOut: Two games that Miko mentions are [[Franchise/GodOfWar ''[[VideoGame/GodOfWar Deity of Destruction]] Destruction]]'' and the ''Zenon'' series (which could mean ''Xenogears'', ''Xenosaga'' or ''Xenoblade'')
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* CharacterNameAndTheNounPhrase: Grace and the Angry Glitch (Tech), reflecting the titular characters of Grace Monroe, and Mitch Williams.
* LiteraryAllusionTitle: The title comes from ''Film/HedwigAndTheAngryItch'', with each title named after a verse from "Tear Me Down".
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* TakeThat: The author notes for the first chapter is that of ExecutiveMeddling for how the execs of HBO Max pulled ''Infinity Train'' out, before calling out how Nickelodeon screwed both ''Glitch Techs'' and ''Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles''.
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* TakeThat: The author notes for the first chapter is that of ExecutiveMeddling for how the execs of HBO Max pulled ''Infinity Train'' out, before calling out how Nickelodeon screwed both ''Glitch Techs'' and ''Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles''.Turtles''.
* TimeSkip: Grace mentions that it's been a year and a half since the end of "The New Apex".
* TimeSkip: Grace mentions that it's been a year and a half since the end of "The New Apex".
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* AscendedExtra: Due to Mitch leaving for the Train, Zahra and Nix end up taking his place and get more characterization.
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* HiddenDepths: Zahra is a romantic as she sobbed over the ending of ''Literature/SongOfAchilles'' and weeped at [[Series/GirlFromNowhere TK and Nanno's farewell.]]
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* ObliviousToHints: When Zahra mentions how she loved Paris/Achilles as a couple, Five goes that he saw them as good friends...making it go over his head how Zahra crushes on him. Nix has to be the one who tell him up front.
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* ShoutOut: Two games that Miko mentions are [[Franchise/GodOfWar Deity of Destruction]] and the ''Zenon'' series (which could mean ''Xenogears'', ''Xenosaga'' or ''Xenoblade'')
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* MasculineFeminineAndrogyneTrio: Male Mitch, female Grace, and the androgyne origami bird Washi.
* NamedByTheAdaptation: Grace's origami bird is named "Washi", after washi paper.
* NamedByTheAdaptation: Grace's origami bird is named "Washi", after washi paper.
* ReformedButNotTamed: Grace is trying to make up for her time as a cult leader, but she still has issues, which aren’t helped by Mitch’s bluster.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: There are numerous hints that Grace and Mitch are cousins.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: There are numerous hints that Grace and Mitch are cousins.
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** Mitch's number is 360, representing how he needs to make a total 360, but because it's a reference to the console, the Xb0x 360.
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* PoorCommunicationKills: Mitch is unable to explain why he needs the job Miko and Five took, explaining that it's ''his''. He's too ashamed to admit that the job is actually his home address.
* RuleOfSymbolism: Grace and Mitch's numbers, as usual for a Green Phantom Queen ''Infinity Train'' story.
** Grace's number is 310, which is based on the production code of "The New Apex" -- Book 3, Episode 10.
** Mitch's number is 360, representing how he needs to make a total 360, but because it's a reference to the console, the Xb0x 360.
* RuleOfSymbolism: Grace and Mitch's numbers, as usual for a Green Phantom Queen ''Infinity Train'' story.
** Grace's number is 310, which is based on the production code of "The New Apex" -- Book 3, Episode 10.
** Mitch's number is 360, representing how he needs to make a total 360, but because it's a reference to the console, the Xb0x 360.
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!!’’Infinity Train: Grace and the Angry Glitch’’ contains the following examples:
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!!Infinity Train: Grace and the Angry
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[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/41157507/chapters/103172232 Infinity Train: Grace and the Angry Glitch (Tech)]] is a ‘’WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain’’ and WesternAnimation/GlitchTechs crossover fic by Creator/GreenPhantomQueen. Currently ongoing.
!!’’Infinity Train: Grace and the Angry Glitch’’ contains the following examples:
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Grace tells Mitch he needs to put the number on his arm down to zero, he thinks she’s referring to him as ‘’a’’ zero.
* FatalFlaw: Mitch’s arrogance and ego alienate his co-workers and make him ignore warnings that his out of his depth in certain situations. He even ignores Grace’s warnings about the danger the train could pose.
* ItsPersonal: Mitch blows a gasket over not getting to a job solo since it is happening at his address.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mitch behaves like an arrogant and conceited dick to the point that the Infinity Train feels the need to abduct him.
* ReformedButNotTamed: Grace is trying to make up for her time as a cult leader, but she still has issues, which aren’t helped by Mitch’s bluster.
!!’’Infinity Train: Grace and the Angry Glitch’’ contains the following examples:
* ComicallyMissingThePoint: When Grace tells Mitch he needs to put the number on his arm down to zero, he thinks she’s referring to him as ‘’a’’ zero.
* FatalFlaw: Mitch’s arrogance and ego alienate his co-workers and make him ignore warnings that his out of his depth in certain situations. He even ignores Grace’s warnings about the danger the train could pose.
* ItsPersonal: Mitch blows a gasket over not getting to a job solo since it is happening at his address.
* {{Jerkass}}: Mitch behaves like an arrogant and conceited dick to the point that the Infinity Train feels the need to abduct him.
* ReformedButNotTamed: Grace is trying to make up for her time as a cult leader, but she still has issues, which aren’t helped by Mitch’s bluster.
