History InfinityTrainBoilingPoint / TropesNToZ

* PostKissCatatonia: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. Luz is left blushing and gasping after Skara kisses her right before [[spoiler: she leaves for the Boiling Underworld.]]
** In a rewrite that involves the Ruby Sulphur Trio and Cursed Princess Club playing SpinTheBottle, ''Boscha'' gets this after she kisses [[spoiler: Gwen.]]
** [[spoiler: One of the memories Skara has after Boscha's enslavement reveals Boscha had an even earlier one, when Skara not only stayed by her side, but kissed her and said asked to be allowed to love her.]]

** The specific statement Boscha uses to strike the Mandragora dead is "[[LightNovel/IsItWrongToTryToPickUpGirlsInADungeon Firebolt!]]"

* OminousVisualGlitch: A Passenger's number glitching is the first sign that they're a [[StaticCharacter Static Passenger]].

* StaticCharacter: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]]. Thanks to AdaptationExpansion, the Train now identifies different ''types'' of Passenger, and one of them is the Static Passenger. These Passengers have issues that, one way or another, make them ''unable'' to actually change no matter how hard they try, which is made more event by the OminousVisualGlitch of their numbers. Since the Train is all about CharacterDevelopment, what follows is a CatchTwentyTwoDilemma: The Passengers enter the Train to deal with their problems, but Static Passengers ''can't'' work on said problems because their inner demons make them incapable of changing, which is necessary for the Train trip...

* TerrorAtMakeOutPoint: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]]. Amity says that one of the best things about [[MakeOutPoint Scream Out Point]] is that it only gets attacked by giant monsters once a month. Luz argues that it being attack ''at all'' is a cause for concern.

* TeacherStudentRomance: [[DiscussedTrope Discussed]] and [[DefiedTrope Defied]]. When Luz deducts points from Amity's score after she doesn't follow her instructions, Amity tries to weasel her way out by claiming she's her girlfriend. Luz not only doesn't fall for it, but actually deducts ''more'' points for trying to use that as an excuse.

* RelationshipUpgrade: Luz and Amity become girlfriends early on in this story. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome However]], just because they get together ''early'' doesn't mean they ''automatically'' get on the same page, since Luz is still a NaiveNewcomer when it comes to romance and Amity ThinksLikeARomanceNovel, ensuring they're on different wavelengths most of the time.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint See here]].

* RealityEnsues: See [[RealityEnsues/InfinityTrainBoilingPoint here]].

* RelationshipUpgrade: Luz and Amity become girlfriends early on in this story. [[RealityEnsues However]], just because they get together ''early'' doesn't mean they ''automatically'' get on the same page, since Luz is still a NaiveNewcomer when it comes to romance and Amity ThinksLikeARomanceNovel, ensuring they're on different wavelengths most of the time.

* SuicideMission: Going to the Boiling Underworld is considered this, since not only is the very environment incredibly harsh (which is a given, since this is the Titan's stomach), but is also ruled by a pair of warmongers who have no problem ''putting the heads of those who tick them off on pikes '''and put them on their garden'''''. [[spoiler: The only reason Amity's group survives their first arrival there is because they escape before they can be killed, and Skara's status as the princess of the Boiling Underworld making the leaders hesitant to hurt her: when a pair of normal witches, Amelia and Cat, go there, they straight up die.]]