The Infinity Franchise is an extremely large gang found throughout the entirety of Mystics of Trash and Violence, with evidence present of the gang's presence found in Garbage Island, the Endless Wastes, the terrain leading up to and possibly even including the City; however, the Infinity...

The Infinity Franchise is the main antagonistic force in the first chapter (and likely the upcoming chapters as well) of the Lisa: The Painful fangame Lisa: The Pointless. Not much is known about how they came to be.

This category contains characters, locations, concepts, and other articles related to the Infinity Franchise in LISA: The Pointless.

Sep 28, 2023 · The Infinity Franchise "began" when the jerseys where dug up, anyone who wore them became agents of the franchise, everything after that is irrelevant. The Franchise has no formal organization or ideology, just put on a jersey and get to work.

Daniel Grind is a self-described “bureaucrat” for the Infinity Franchise and a character in Chapter 1: Mystics of Trash and Violence. The lone inhabitant of the Blood Lake Dimension, Grind handles recruitment for the Franchise.

The Infinity Franchise is somehow connected to a huge batch of bootleg basketball jerseys. Those who join the Franchise are overtaken by violent urges, attacking and killing just for the sake of spreading mayhem and chaos.

Mar 24, 2022 · In a weird way, the Infinity Franchise embodies both right-wing anarchism and fascism. “One franchise, infinite kings,” an Infinity Franchise member declares in a gang that simultaneously holds a strong central principle for violence while being completely aimless and directionless in enforcing it.

Jan 8, 2023 · In my opinion, after you reach the 1st fold, you are already a franchiser, whether you want to be or not, and you’ll accept infinity until you reach your breaking point. I think this is best explored in the mod Scholar of the Wilbur Sin, and more specifically in the Infinity Unfolds expansion, where (spoilers)

Mar 24, 2017 · The Infinity Franchise is the ultimate army of assholes in a post-apocalyptic world, slaughtering people while sporting red and green jerseys with “88” printed on instead of the usual diesel punk shit.

Arnold Shpitz is one of the most prominent members of the Infinity Franchise in Downtown Olathe seen during the events of Mystics of Trash and Violence, being the titular "Mystic of Violence" of the chapter. He is the final roadblock preventing Alex and Joel from leaving Downtown Olathe.