History Fanfic / InfinityTrainBoilingPoint

* AdultFear: The end of Chapter 6 has Amity seeing [[spoiler:her entire house empty as her parents and older siblings were kidnapped.]]

* {{Crossover}}: ''Infinity Train'' meets ''The Owl House'', with some MassivelyMultiplayerCrossover thrown into the mix.

* InternalReveal: Luz learns that Amity has a crush on her in the first chapter.

** Eda and Lilith are observing Luz take her Bard Exam, spoiling Lilith's HeelFaceTurn.

* NoodleImplements: A passenger who fought King Larsta could cast fire, summon demons and tried attacking him with a "donut holer".

* WhamEpisode: The end of Chapter 6 has [[spoiler:Amity arriving home to find her family is gone and a letter from Boscha's father.]]
* WhamLine: In Chapter 6, Skara tells Willow how unfair that Amity gets away with being loved while she and Boscha were used as personal catharsis and something even worse:

-->'''Skara:''' It's just so unfair! None of us wanted to be friends, so why is ''she'' the only one people sympathize with?! We all treated people harshly, so why is she the only one to get a second chance?! ''AMITY BROKE BOSCHA INTO THE JACKASS SHE IS RIGHT NOW, '''SO WHY DO PEOPLE ACT LIKE SHE'S IN THE RIGHT?!'''''"

** King Atticus joined Chloe to protect her and also to find the whereabouts of King Aloysius. Chris joins Boscha to ensure she's kept on a leash.

With trouble on the horizon, the three-eyed witch runs before barreling head first onto a mysterious Train.

*** While Amity manages to be the former close friend grown distant that Goh was while having very different reasons, motivations, and reactions. The two's friendship was never as healthy as Goh and Chloe's was, and the scenarios of Amity/Goh's first friends (Willow and Tokio) are ''vastly'' different and distinguish how they approach others. Unlike Goh Amity is the more skilled one compared to Luz.

* InSpiteOfANail: {{Discussed}}. The author notes that even if Amity's leg wasn't broken from "Wing it Like Witches", she honestly wouldn't have been able to stop Lillith.

** Luz chipping a piece of Emperor Belos' helm is spoiled right at the start of Chapter 4.

* NoodleIncident: In Chapter 5, Chris reminds Boscha to be careful of her fire else they have a repeat of the [[VideoGame/DuckHunt "Duck Hunt" Car.]]

* RageBreakingPoint: Being suspended for the Mandragora prank causes Boscha to lose it and unleashes her fire on Skara by accident.
* RejectedApology: Skara does not accept Amity's apology of breaking her arm so easily.

''Infinity Train: Boiling Point'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' {{Crossover}} written by [=Exotos135=].

** The mirorring goes with additional casts with various characters from Owl House coming off similar but different to their nearest counterparts in ''Blossoming Trail'': Luz and Amity to Ash and Goh. While Luz and Ash are both fairly skilled outsiders with naïve personalities whose arrival shakes up the status quo that Boscha/Chloe had, Boscha managed to be both ''more'' antagonistic, ''and more'' fair and reasonable to Luz than Chloe was to Ash at the start of the story while Amity manages to be the former close friend grown distant that Goh was while having very different reasons, motivations, and reactions.

** The mirorring goes with additional casts with various characters from Owl House coming off similar but different to their nearest counterparts in ''Blossoming Trail'': Luz and Amity to Ash and Goh. While Luz and Ash are both fairly skilled outsiders with naïve personalities, Boscha managed to be both ''more'' antagonistic, ''and more'' fair and reasonable to Luz than Chloe was to Ash while Amity manages to be the former close friend grown distant that Goh was while having very different reasons, motivations, and reactions.

* BookcasePasssage: Boscha and Chris (And Lapis) go through one of these at the Mana Academy in order to look for Phosphophyllite's shards. [[LampshadeHanging Boscha's humoring the idea of asking how a crystal ball with no hands could possibly activate the passage, but decides to leave it as is for the moment]].

** Also, since Chapter 4 takes place after the season one finale, Luz has gained quite the reputation for proving Emperor Belos is NotSoSInvincibleAfterAll.

* WouldHurtAChild: Ohhhh yes Boscha would definitely hurt a child. While most of the Apex kids ''did'' deserve some punishment, the way she handles it is even to much for Grace and Simon themselves.

* BreatherEpisode: Chapter 4 focuses on Luz and Skara's exams and shows off how the Apex are healing after Boscha's battle. The author even admits that this chapter was going to be lighter.
* CurbStompBattle: Boscha barely flinches in her battle against the Apex and sends ''them'' packing.

** Simon is actually ''disturbed'' with how Phos is screaming in agony after being crushed into pieces.

** Larsta if the Astral Car remarks that Boscha reminds him of a similar [[Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail red-haired passenger who was accompanied by a sentient book and a corgi]].

* DoubleMeaningTitle: "Boiling Point" represents Boscha's original home being the Boiling Isles while also meaning how the story began because she reached her RageBreakingPoint.

** Since Luz is taking so many subjects at Hexside, of course she's going to have to prepare to take exams from ''every'' class. And some on the same day.

** In Chapter 4, during Luz and Skara's Bard exam, the Bat Queen shouts [[Film/LittleShopOfHorros "FEED ME, SEYMOUR!"]] to the Bard teacher...Seymour.

** Chloe Cerise is struggling with problems of fear and self-worth and being bullied for something she didn't want, whereas Boscha ''herself'' is the bully who has a twisted view on what is considered "Strong" and "Weak".

* {{Crossover}}: ''Infinity Train'' meets ''The Owl House'' with the first car based off of ''Manga/LandOfTheLustrous''.

* InSpiteOfANail: {{Discussed}}. The author notes that even if Willow's leg wasn't broken from "Wing it Like Witches", she honestly wouldn't have been able to stop Lillith.

** Luz shows off the chipped piece of Emperor Belos' helm at the end of Chapter 4.

*** Near the end of the same fight, Lucy [[WesternAnimation/StarVersusTheForcesOfEvil rips off a statue's heart and throws it at Boscha, which explodes upon contact.
** Boscha's response after surviving the above, and one of the kids asking if she died? "[[WesternAnimation/IceAgr Sadly yes... But I lived!!]]"

** The mirorring goes with additional casts with various characters from Owl House coming off similar but different to their nearest counterparts in ''Blossoming Trail'': Luz and Amity to Ash and Goh. While Luz and Ash are both fairly skilled outsiders with naïve personalities Boscha managed to be both ''more'' antagonistic ''and more'' fair and reasonable to Luz than Chloe was to Ash while Amity manages to be the former close friend grown distant that Goh was while having very different reasons, motivations, and reactions.

* ShoutOut: In Chapter 4, during Luz and Skara's Bard exam, the Bat Queen shouts [[Film/LittleShopOfHorros "FEED ME, SEYMOUR!"]] to the Bard teacher...Seymour.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: Since it's set after "Wing It Like Witches", then it's no surprise that Amity is crushing on Luz.

** The mirorring goes with additional casts with various characters from Owl House coming off similar but different to their nearest counterparts in Blossoming Trail: Luz and Amity to Ash and Goh. While Luz and Ash are both fairly skilled outsiders with naïve personalities Boscha managed to be both ''more'' antagonistic ''and more'' fair and reasonable to Luz than Chloe was to Ash while Amity manages to be the former close friend grown distant that Goh was while having very different reasons, motivations, and reactions.

* InternalReveal: Luz learns that Amity has a crush on her.

* WouldHurtAChild: Ohhhh yes Boscha would.

%%Note: If possible, somebody please make a Characters page so all character-exclusive tropes can be placed there.

** Both girls end up confronting the Apex, but Chloe is a MartialPacifist who takes a long while before she even meets them in person, while Boscha encounters them shortly after she arrives and is willing to break people's arms and burn their skin to make a point. ** Moreover, both Boscha and Chloe have partners who ended up being critically injured by the Apex (Phos and Lexi). The difference being that Phyos was actually destroyed but still conscious, whereas Lexi was found BuriedAlive.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Boscha shows absolute disgust over the Apex coming in and killing denizens and raiding cars, and shows off said disgust by ''burning children and dislocating arms''.

''Infinity Train: Boiling Point'' is an ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' {{Crossover}} written by [=Exotos135=]

Set after the Grugby game between Luz and Boscha, Boscha is miffed to feel humiliated at her PyrrhicVictory against Luz Noceda and decides that she needs to do something more to get Luz's friends "stronger". Unfortunately, her attempts backfire, Principal Bump suspends her for a week and she accidentally burns Skara in her anger. With trouble on the horizon, the three-eyed witch runs before barreling head first onto a mysterious Train.

* EveryoneHasStandards: Boscha shows absolute disgust over the Apex coming in and killing denizens and raiding cars and shows off said disgust by burning children and dislocating arms.

* TheSocialDarwinist: Bosch has a strange version of what she considers "Strong" and "Weak".
* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail'' (in which the author stated that this story was inspired from): both stories deal with red-haired girls with fiery tempers and abilities to cast fire dealing with a friend who has moved onto someone uplifting and positive. But Chloe Cerise is struggling with problems of fear and self-worth and bullied for something she didn't want, whereas Boscha herself is the bully who has a twisted view on what is considered "Strong" and "Weak". Both girls end up confronting the Apex, but Chloe is a MartialPacifist while Boscha is willing to break people's arms and burn their skin to make a point. Moreover, both Boscha and Chloe's first partners ended up being critically injured by the Apex (Phyos and Lexi the difference being that Phyos was actually destroyed whereas Lexi was found BuriedAlive.

Set after the Grugby game between Luz and Boscha, Boscha is miffed to feel humiliated at her PyrrhicVictory against Luz Noceda and decides that she needs to do something more to get Luz's friends "stronger". Unfortunately, her attempts backfire, Principal Bump suspends her for a week and she accidentally burns Skara in her anger. With trouble on the horiozn, the three-eyed witch runs before barreling head first onto a mysterious Train.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail'' (in which the author stated that this story was inspired from): both stories deal with red-haired girls with fiery tempers and abilities to cast fire dealing with a friend who has moved onto someone uplifting and positive. But Chloe Cerise is struggling with problems of fear and self-worth and bullied for something she didn't want, whereas Boscha herself is the bully who has a twisted view on what is considered "Strong" and "Weak". Both girls end up confronting the Apex, but Chloe is a MartialPacifist while Boscha is willing to break people's arms and burn their skin to make a point.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: since it's set after "Wing It Like Witches", then it's no surprise that Amity is crushing on Luz.

* SpiritualAntithesis: To ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainBlossomingTrail'' (in which the author stated that this story was inspired from): both stories deal with red-haired girls with fiery tempers and abilities to cast fire dealing with a friend who has moved onto someone uplifting and positive. But Chloe Cerise is struggling with problems of fear and self-worth and bullied for something she didn't want, whereas Boscha herself is the bully who has a twisted view on what is considered "Strong" and "Weak". Both girls end up confronting the Apex, but Chloe is a MartialPacifist while Boscha is willing to break people's arms and burn their skin to make a point.