History Fanfic / InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail

''“You [Goh] want a dream, well I have one! I have a dream that I run away from this place and go to a world where there's no such thing as Pokemon, where my dad isn't a researcher and I’m never asked by EVERYONE to follow his job or that I know how to battle. A world that you and I were always best friends and Mew never ever came to take you away. And a world where Ash Ketchum never became your best friend. If I had that chance to stay in that world for as long as I live, I’d take it because'' I never want to see any of you ever again!”

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* {{Flashback}}: The second chapter opens with a flashback of a younger Goh and Chloe eating some of Talia's beef stew pasta curry with Goh asking Chloe that when she makes her own curry to have him try it out.
* FlyingBooks: Chloe and Atticus enter a library car that is home to one of these at the end of Chapter 3.

* InnocentlyInsensitive: Practically ''everyone'' Chloe encounters in the first chapter is guilty of this in some degree. Her classmates (barring Akemi) pressure her to fight off against Ash (even though she doesn't ''want'' to be near Ash at all), Goh and Ash prepare curry without realizing how important it was to her and Goh in the past, and Professor Cerise is proud that Chloe tried doing something with Pokémon, not realizing that it's making Chloe feel like more of an idiot going off against Ash.

* ItsAllMyFault: Goh spends Chapter 3 unable to sleep and thinking that Chloe running away home is all his fault.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: Like most ''Infinity Train'' crossover fics, the author assumes the reader has ''at least'' watched Book One before reading the story, as the first thing that Chloe sees when she wakes up on the train is the intro message One-One gives every passenger as of Book 2. On a lesser note, it reveals that Ash finally won a Pokémon League, having become the Alola League Champion at the end of the ''Sun & Moon'' anime.

* MisterExposition: Atticus summarizes his adventures with Tulip in the third chapter, covering every major plot point of that season.

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Professor Cerise has this realization after Chloe runs away from the lab, as it dawns upon him that he's been completely unaware of his daughter's insecurities.
* PassiveAggressiveKombat: While informing her that he expects her to create her own curry recipe, Mr. Pepper 'encourages' her by commenting that she's surely got ''plenty'' of time to come up with something, due to not being part of any school clubs. Which is only the case because she's not ''allowed'' to be, as her father expects her to help with his research.
* PieInTheFace: A variation. Chloe decides to slam a hot plate of curry into Goh's face when Goh states that he cares about her when it's been shown time and time again in the anime that she constantly takes a backseat to Pokémon.
* RageBreakingPoint: Chloe having to eat plenty of curry made by Mr. Mime ends up being this. She grew to hate curry because it serves as a reminder of how much she and Goh are drifting apart (they used to eat it together all the time). Her dad coming in just to praise the idea that she's finally started taking a real interest in Pok´mon, reinforcing how he only seems to notice her when Pokémon are involved also contributes to her snapping.

* StealthInsult: [[{{Irony}} Chloe's starting number is 151.]] While she doesn't know what it means, those who know their Pokémon will realize that it's ''Mew's'' national Pokédex number.

* {{Unishment}}: Most passengers who got sucked into the train find being trapped there a living hell. Chloe, who ''doesn't' want to go back home, finds it to be the best thing ever.
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Akemi innocently talked about a match that happened months ago during the Alola League that involved Professor Kukui and a boy named Ash. But unfortunately this caused Chloe to realize that this same boy is ''Ash Ketchum'', had her classmates pressure her to go battle him and would eventually lead to Chloe running away from home and enter the Infinity Train.
* WhatTheHellHero: Goh is ''furious'' at Chloe for chucking his phone into the curry, complaining that he could have lost all the data on it if it was damaged. This snowballs into Professor Cerise demanding to know what's gotten into his daughter while she calls him, Goh and Ash out for not ''really'' caring about her.

!!Tropes

-->''"Goh…" Ash said, realizing how big of a hole Goh dug for himself. Six feet. And Chloe was about to bury him in dirt and leave him behind like a bad memory.''
* DoesNotLikeSpam: Chloe's distaste for curry causes problems when she has to make it in Home Ec, with her teacher deeming her by-the-book efforts to be unsatisfactory. Then she's forced to partake in the curry Mr Mime made, contributing to her RageBreakingPoint.

* RageBreakingPoint: Chloe having to eat plenty of curry made by Mr. Mime ends up being this. She grew to hate curry because it serves as a reminder of how much she and Goh are drifting apart (they used to eat it together all the time). Her dad praising her on how she started liking Pokémon and having lost to Ash's Gengar in a battle causes her to snap and slam a plate of spicy curry into Goh's face before she goes into a tirade about how she hates everything.

-->'''Chloe:''' Why did you have to become a Professor? Why couldn’t you be someone different?!

* DramaticallyMissingThePoint: Goh lack of social skills means he doesn't understand why Chloe is upset about him cooped up in his room to look up Mew...because it's this reason why she's upset at him.

Taking place before episode 29 of ''Pokémon Journeys'' and prior to Book 3 of ''Infinity Train'', it tells of Chloe Cerise, an insecure young girl who is the daughter of Professor Cerise. She is [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife is very unsure of her future]] because everyone at her school thinks that she'll easily follow in her father's footsteps but she honestly doesn't even know if she even likes Pokémon. And after a bad day at school and an even worse afternoon at her father's research lab that leaves her feeling like no one actually cares for her or the fact that she doesn't want a life involving Pokémon, Chloe decides to run away from home. However, before she can form a concrete plan on how to exactly do that, she's picked up by a mysterious train and wakes up with the number '151' tattooed on her right hand in something that does ''not'' look like the interior of a train.

* AdultFear: On varying degrees for the Cerise parents. On Talia's side, she finds out that no matter how hard she tries to give advice to Chloe, she doesn't know how deep Chloe's insecurities are. Not to mention that she doesn't know how to help Chloe figure out what she wants to do because she doesn't know what exactly Chloe likes in the first place. And for Professor Cerise's side, he realizes just how ignorant and oblivious he was to his daughter's problems because he spends more time on Ash and Goh than on her. And, of course, coming to these realizations just in time for their daughter to run away from home and being pulled into the INfinity Train.

Taking place before episode 29 of ''Pokémon Journeys'' and prior to Book 3 of ''Infinity Train'', it tells of Chloe Cerise, an insecure young girl who is the father of Professor Cerise. She is [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife is very unsure of her future]] because everyone at her school thinks that she'll easily follow in her father's footsteps. But after a bad day at school and an even worse afternoon at her father's research lab that leaves her feeling like no one actually cares for her or the fact that she doesn't want a life involving Pokémon, Chloe decides to run away from home. However, before she can form a concrete plan on how to exactly do that, she's picked up by a mysterious train and wakes up with the number '151' tattooed on her right hand in something that does ''not'' look like the interior of a train.

Taking place before episode 29 of ''Pokémon Journeys'' and prior to Book 3 of ''Infinity Train'', it tells of Chloe Cerise, an insecure young girl who [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife is very unsure of her future]]. After a bad day at school and an even worse afternoon at her father's research lab that leaves her feeling like no one actually cares for her or the fact that she doesn't want a life involving Pokémon, Chloe decides to run away from home. However, before she can form a concrete plan on how to exactly do that, she's picked up by a mysterious train and wakes up with the number '151' tattooed on her right hand.

All while, she is unaware of just how concerned her friends and family really are when the only thing they can find is her discarded scrunchie in an alleyway...

* AccusationFic: The first chapter has Chloe chew out Ash, Goh, and Professor Cerise for being so absorbed into their work and Pokémon that no one actually cares about her.[[note]]Ironically, ''Journeys'' would begin tackling this shortly after the author began writing the fic, with Episode 31 even revealing that Professor Cerise is fully aware of actually aware of his daughter's insecurities.[[/note]] The fact that Professor Cerise gets angry at Chloe for slamming the curry on Goh's face and not showing concern about her serves as her RageBreakingPoint.
* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: The biggest problem Chloe had faced in the anime when the fic started was that her classmates were pushing her to get a job involving Pokémon. This fic explores ''all'' her insecurities, from her being the BlackSheep of the family, to her only friend Goh being obsessed with Pokémon, and Ash essentially taking Goh away from her.

* AdultFear: On varying degrees for the Cerise parents. On Talia's side, she finds out that no matter how hard she tries to give advice to Chloe, she doesn't know how deep Chloe's insecurities are. And for Professor Cerise's side, he realizes just how ignorant and oblivious he was to his daughter's problems because he spends more time on Ash and Goh than on her. And, of course, coming to these realizations just in time for their daughter to run away from home.

* BumblingDad: The trope is named in Talia's narration about her husband being oblivious to Chloe's problems in that he's not ''that'' ignorant or bumbling but he's not obtaining a "Father of the Year" mug anytime soon. WordOfGod even admits that she always thought that Professor Cerise was oblivious to his daughter's troubles until Episode 31 of ''Journeys'' showed him encouraging Chloe.

** In the second chapter, Chloe sees One-One's introductory video from ''The Black Market Car'' and even repeats the questions like the lunch lady did. Atticus's introduction to her is the same that he gave to Tulip in "The Corgi Car".

* FatalFlaw: All passengers who board the train has one of these and Chloe is no exception. For her, her biggest flaws are [[TheDitherer indecisiveness]], low self-esteem/self-confidence and somewhat clinging onto the past with wanting to be friends with Goh again but not willing to try anything new.
* FoodPorn: It's a Green Phantom Queen story so this was a given. It's also one of the tags on the story. She even admits that [[IRegretNothing she's not apologizing]] for it at all.

* ForWantOfANail: If Chloe didn't vocally freak out at the revelation that Ash was the Alola League Champion, she wouldn't have been pushed by her classmates to actually battle him, which led her to snapping at everyone and thus finding herself on board the Infinity Train.

* GreenEyedMonster: While it's only implied in the anime that this is why Chloe hates Ash, Chloe spells out for him when she reveals that she hates him for essentially taking her place as Goh's friend.

* {{Motif}}: The ocean/sea. She gets an umbrella with fish decorated on it, her dress has sea life on the collar and waist, she wears sandals with shells on the laces, she has a dream of entering a door decorated with pearls, coral and shells, and the Beach Car is the one she's most interested about.

** Chloe's lunchmate at school is named Akemi, and has [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica black hair in braided pigtails and red glasses, named Akemi]].
** Her home economics teacher is named [[Anime/YuGiOhArcV Reed Pepper]].
** Chloe's younger brother Parker is shown playing a video game where you [[VideoGame/UntitledGooseGame wreak havoc on some citizens with an annoying Ducklett]]
** A show that Chloe had gotten into prior to getting stuck on the train is called ''[[WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse The Noctowl House]]''

* SuperOCD: It's mention in the narration that Chloe always has certain rituals and habits: always the same lunches made by her mom (to the point Goh can name it by memory), having her hair brushed a hundred times, three spoonfuls of honey with milk before bed, etc. After getting on the train, Chloe admits that she wants to break out of that cycle and slowly becomes more adventurous.

Thanks to a helpful introduction video made by a spherical robot with two personalities, she learns that she's now in one of many pocket dimensions on the train she boarded, and that she can go home once her number drops to zero. However, [[{{Unishment}} Chloe sees this as the best thing that could have happened to her]]. Why would she want to leave the train if all that is waiting for her back in Vermilion City is an ignorant father who cares more about his research than her, her Pokémon obsessed ChildhoodFriend Goh, Ash "Black Hole" Ketchum who steals hogs all the attention, and her classmates who act like her future has already been decided? With the desire to reinvent her and Atticus ([[TheMagnificent King of the Corginians, and Uniter of the Cardigans and the Pembrokes]]) serving as her guide, the two set forth on a journey to explore what the train has in store for them.

Taking place before episode 29 of ''Pokémon Journeys'' and prior to Book 3 of ''Infinity Train'', it tells of Chloe Cerise running away from home after a bad day at school and feeling like no one actually cares for her or the fact that she doesn't want a life involving Pokémon. However, before she can even decide to leave Vermillion City to conduct a journey of her own, she's picked up by a mysterious train and wakes up with the number '151' on her right hand.

Even though the a spherical robot with two personalities tells her that she can go home once her number drops to zero, Chloe has no plans on going back home if she knows that all that is waiting for her is her ignorant father, her Pokémon obsessed ChildhoodFriend Goh, Ash "Black Hole" Ketchum, and a bunch of students who only see her with a future Pokémon career. Instead, she meets up with the King of Corginia and the Uniter of the Pembrokes and Cardigans, Atticus who wishes to accompany her on her journey as they set forth to explore what the train has in store for them...

All while she is unaware of how her "ignorant father" and ChildhoodFriend are concerned as to where she vanished off to.

* AccusationFic: The first chapter has Chloe chew out Ash, Goh and Professor Cerise for being so absorbed into their work and Pokémon that no one actually cares about her.[[note]]This story takes place prior to episode 29 of ''Journeys'' thus it is before Chloe begins her CharacterDevelopment and episode 31 shows that Professor Cerise is actually aware of his daughter's insecurities.[[/note]] The fact that Professor Cerise gets angry at Chloe slamming the curry on Goh's face and not showing concern about her is just the tipping point.
* AdaptationalAngstUpgrade: Chloe's only major problem in the anime was that her classmates were pushing her to get a job involving Pokémon. This one also includes insecurities of her being the BlackSheep of the family, how Goh is obsessed with Pokémon and Ash essentially taking Goh away from her.
* AdaptationExpansion: Corginia was briefly explored in ''Infinity Train'' -- as Tulip was more obsessed with getting home and stopping the "Shadow Monster" -- but here, Chloe gets to see more of the city. They have planted a garden and now serve food to citizens, Atticus lives in a large temple and there's even a bathouse!
* AdultFear: On varying degrees for the Cerise parents. On Talia's side, she finds out that no matter how hard she tries to give advice to Chloe, she doesn't know how deep Chloe's insecurities are. And for Professor Cerise's side, he realizes just how ignorant and oblivious he was to his daughter's problems because he spends more time on Ash and Goh than on her.

* AliceAllusion: The train itself is one of these, and the story reinforces it by revealing that Chloe has read ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'' five times and has a copy of it on her phone. Chloe even compares the train to Wonderland.

* BeYourself: When Chloe has doubts about if she'll ever be as good as Tulip from how Atticus talks about her, Atticus reveals that Tulip is Tulip and Chloe needs to be able to find and become her best self.

* BlandNameProduct: Parker plays a game on a [[UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Swish]] console.
* BothSidesHaveAPoint: In their argument, Goh and Chloe accuse each other of why they're not close any more. While Chloe points out that Goh never replies to her messages and is so obsessed with Pokémon that she gave up trying to talk to him, Goh counter argues with how Chloe always runs away from spending any actual time with Goh and Ash, especially when Ash constantly asks her to go out with them.

** In the second chapter, Chloe sees One-One's introductory video from ''The Black Market Car'' and even repeats questions like the lunch lady did. Atticus's introduction to her is the same that he gave to Tulip in "The Corgi Car".
** Atticus essentially describes all of Book One to Chloe and even mentions how The Cat tricked Randall into making a donut holer business.

* DelayedReaction: After Chloe challenges Ash, "Champion of Alola" to a battle, it cuts to Goh handing curry ingredients to Mr. Mime and how he's excited that Chloe is fighting the Champion of Alola...before Goh realizes just what that means.

* DiggingYourselfDeeper: As Chloe brings up to Goh how he became so distant and obsessed with Pokémon, Goh points out that he was doing it all because he wanted to search on Mew and that at least he has a GoalInLife compared to her...not realizing that it's this obsession with Mew that is the reason why Chloe is angry right now. Even ''[[TheDitz Ash]]'' realizes that Goh has just shoved his foot into his mouth.
-->''“Goh…” Ash said, realizing how big of a hole Goh dug for himself. Six feet. And Chloe was about to bury him in dirt and leave him behind like a bad memory.''

* FatalFlaw: All passengers who board the train has one of these and Chloe is no exception. For her, her flaws are indecisiveness, low self-esteem/self-confidence and somewhat clinging onto the past with wanting to be friends with Goh again but not willing to try anything new.

* ForWantOfANail: If Chloe didn't freak out at how she learned that Ash Ketchum was the Alola League Champion, she wouldn't have been pushed by her classmates to actually battle him and thus lead her to snapping at everyone and then finding herself on board the Infinity Train.
* FlyingBooks: Chloe and Atticus enter a car that is home to one of these.
* GreenEyedMonster: While it's implied in the anime that this is why Chloe hates Ash, Chloe spells out for him when she reveals that she hates him for essentially taking her place as Goh's friend.
* GuiltByAssociationGag: While Ash doesn't have it as bad as Goh, Professor Cerise or Chloe's classmates as to why Chloe snapped in the first chapter, she points out that Ash just becoming friends with Goh is the reason why Goh never spends any time with her because he goes on and on about Ash Ketchum of Pallet Town.

* IronicName: Atticus gives Chloe the moniker "Chloe of the Vermillion" to which Chloe notes that it doesn't fit since she wears white and blue (Vermillion is a shade of red).

* LateArrivalSpoiler: The author's notes assumes the reader has ''at least'' watched Infinity Train Book One before reading the story and the first thing that Chloe sees when she wakes up on the train is One-One's message from the beginning of Book 2. On a lesser note, it reveals that Ash is the Alola League Champion.
* LettingHerHairDown: Chloe's hair is usually made into a braid, but the gust of wind caused by the train pulled off her hair scrunchie. Even when Atticus teachers her how to braid her hair, Chloe keeps it down to establish herself as someone different from the one back at home.
* MisterExposition: Atticus summarizes his adventures with Tulip in the third chapter.
* {{Motif}}: Chloe becomes related to the ocean/sea when she gets on the train: she gets an umbrella with fish decorated on it, her dress has sea life on the collar and waist, she wears sandals with shells on the laces, she has a dream of entering a door decorated with pearls, coral and shells, and is quite interested in learning about the Beach Car.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Professor Cerise has this realization after Chloe runs away from the lab, as it dawns upon him that he's been so ignorant of his daughter's insecurities.
* PieInTheFace: A variation. Chloe decides to slam a hot plate of curry into Goh's face when Goh states that he cares about her when it's shown time and time in the anime that it's not the case.
* RageBreakingPoint: Chloe having to eat plenty of curry made by Mr. Mime -- she hates curry because it reminds her of the times she ate them with Goh and how Goh has stopped being friends with her -- combined with her dad praising her on how she started liking Pokémon and having lost to Ash's Gengar in a battle, causes her to snap and slam a plate of spicy curry into Goh's face before she goes into a tirade at how she hates everything.

** Chloe's lunchmate at school has [[Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica black hair in braided pigtails and red glasses, named Akemi.]] Her home economics teacher is named [[Anime/YuGiOhArcV Reed Pepper]].
** Parker plays a videogame where you [[VideoGame/UntitledGooseGame wreak havoc on some citizens with an annoying Ducklett]]
** A show that Chloe has gotten into is called ''[[WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse The Noctowl House]]''
** When Chloe enters a car at the end of Chapter 3, she has a brief conversation with [[Anime/YuGiOhGX a boy with a red jacket named Jaden whose partner is a brown furball with wings.]]
** The Paperman who greets Chloe is named Titus and the library is known as ''VideoGame/{{Azada}}''

* SignificantWardrobeShift: Chloe's outfit on the train ins a white beach dress with blue sealife to signify her new step into become a different her not bound by everyone's expectations of her nor how she's going to just wait for life to pass her by.
* StealthInsult: Chloe's starting number is 151. While she doesn't know what it means, those who know their Pokémon will realize that it's ''Mew's'' national Pokédex number.
* SuperOCD: It's mention in the narration that Chloe always has certain rituals and habits: always the same lunches made by her mom (to the point Goh can name it by memory), having her hair brushed a hundred times, three spoonfuls of honey with milk before bed, etc. On the train, however, Chloe slowly becomes more adventurous because she's ''not'' going to school or in her world and can do whatever she wants.
* SymbolMotifClothing: Chloe's train attire is a white dress with sea life on the collar and waist. Unlike her school uniform, with two large anchors to scream how she's stuck in place and unwilling to move forward, her new dress shows the fish swimming freely to signify a new her about to go on an adventure.

* WhyCouldntYouBeDifferent: Age-flipped. Chloe asks this question from her father after she confesses that she's sick of how everyone wants her to be involved with Pokémon, including him.

* CompositeCharacter: Titus (from the PC game ''VideoGame/{{Azada}}'') takes his paper form from ''In Libro'' yet the titular Azada is a library like in ''Azada: Ancient Magic''.

* ItsAllMyFault: Goh spends Chapter , unable to sleep and thinking that Chloe running away home is all his fault.

* DiggingYourselfDeeper: As Chloe brings up to Goh how he became so distant and obsessed with Pokémon, Goh points out that he was doing it all because he wanted to search on Mew and that at least he has a GoalInLife compared to her...not realizing that it's this obsession with MEw that is the reason why Chloe is angry right now. Even ''[[TheDitz Ash]]'' realizes that Goh has just shoved his foot into his mouth.

All while she is unaware of how her ignorant father and ChildhoodFriend are concerned as to where she vanished off to.

** Upon waking up in Corginia, Chloe mutters "Curiouser and curiouser..."

* FoodPorn: It's a Green Phantom Queen story so this was a given. It's also one of the tags on the story. She even admits that [[IRegretNothing she's not apologizing]] for it at all.]]

* InnocentlyInsensitive: Practically ''everyone'' Chloe encounters in the first chapter is guilty of this in some degree. Her classmates (barring Akemi) pressure her to fight off against Goh, Goh and Ash prepare curry without realizing how important it was to her and Goh in the past, and Professor Cerise is proud that Chloe tried doing something with Pokémon, not realizing that it's making Chloe feel like more of an idiot going off against Ash.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: The author's notes assumes the reader has ''at least'' watched Infinity Train Book One before reading the story and the first thing that Chloe sees when she wakes up on the train is One-One's message from the beginning of Book 2.

* {{Motif}}: Chloe's attire invokes the sea: she gets an umbrella with fish decorated on it, her dress has sea life on the collar and waist, she wears sandals with shells on the laces, she has a dream of entering a door decorated with pearls, coral and shells, and is quite interested in learning about the Beach Car.

** Parker plays a videogame where you [[VideoGame/UntitledGooseGame wreak havoc on town with an annoying Ducklett]]

* AliceAllusion: The train itself is one of these, and the story reinforces it by revealing that Chloe has read ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'' five times and has a copy of it on her phone.

* BumblingDad: The trope is named in Talia's narration about her husband being oblivious to Chloe's problems in that he's not ''that'' ignorant or bumbling but he's not obtaining a "Father of the Year" mug anytime soon.

* ItsAllMyFault: Goh spends Chapter 3, unable to sleep and thinking that Chloe running away home is all his fault.

** Why are roses and orchids shown so much in Corginia? Because these flowers are safe to dogs.

''Infinity Train: Blossoming Trail'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' and ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' {{Crossover}} Fanfic by Green Phantom Queen.

* CallBack: There are ''numerous'' references to the previous ''Infinity Train'' books.
** In the second chapter, Chloe sees One-One's introductory video from ''The Black Market Car'' and even repeats questions like the lunch lady did. Atticus's introduction to her is the same that he gave to Tulip in "The Corgi Car".
** On their journey to their first car together, Atticus recites The Ballad of Stinktail and Mustard like he did in "The Crystal Car". Atticus also gifts Chloe a "donut holer" that was given to him for free by Randall.

* ICallItVera: Chloe gives her [[InsistentTerminology donut holer]] the name of Cheshire.

* ShownTheirWork: The author's notes for Chapter 2 has her doing research for all the vegetables and fruits dogs can eat, including saying how onions are toxic to them.

* CurbStompCusion: Yamper ultimately may have lost to Gengar, but it was able to get in at least one or two hits.

* InnocentlyInsensitive: Practically ''everyone'' Chloe encounters in the first chapter is guilty of this in some degree.

* PieInTheFace: A variation. Chloe decides to slam a hot plate of curry into Goh's face when Goh states that he cares about her when it's show time and time in the anime that it's not the case.

* RealitEnsues: Chloe's battle against Ash is heavily one-sided on his favor due to his experience and Chloe's lack of it.

* BothSidesHaveAPoint: In their argument, Goh and Chloe accuse each other of why they're not close any more. While Chloe points out that Goh never replies to her messages and is so obsessed with Pokémon that she gave up trying to talk to him, Goh counter argues with how Chloe always runs away from spending any actual time with Goh and Ash, especially when Ash constantly asks her to go out with them.

* RageBreakingPoint: Chloe having to eat plenty of curry made by Mr. Mime, combined with her dad praising her on how she started liking Pokémon and having lost to Ash's Gengar in a battle, causes her to snap and slam a plate of spicy curry into Goh's face before she goes into a tirade at how she hates everything.

''Infinity Train: Blossoming Trail'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfnityTrain'' and ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' {{Crossover}} Fanfic by Green Phantom Queen.

** Chloe sees One-One's introductory video from ''The Black Market Car'' and even repeats questions like the lunch lady did.
** Atticus's introduction to her is the same that he gave to Tulip in "The Corgi Car".
** On their journey to their first car together, Atticus recites The Ballad of Stinktail and Mustard like he did in "The Crystal Car".
* BlandNameProduct: Parker plays a game on a Swish.

* FoodPorn: It's a Green Phantom Queen story so this was a given. It's also one of the tags on the story.
** The first chapter describes the numerous curries Mr. Mime made for Ash, Goh and Chloe.
** The second chapter describes the dinner Talia made for her husband and daughter and also the food that Chloe eats with Atticus.

* TheRunaway: Chloe decides to run and have her own journey but more in the sense so she disappears from everyone because no one really cares for her as a person.