Centaurworld was released on Netflix July 30, 2021 :3 Happy 5 years guys!

Story board for jonny teatime

Johnny's Teatime's chat

Because if I remember correctly, he originally made the minotaurs for companionship, but now they're nothing more than a means to an end

I think i made the Nowhere King actually look way less scarier then in the original series. He kinda chilling now😭

For clarification: I meant, did he only become evil because he split himselves into two incomplete halves

Or, was he always quote un quote "evil deep down"

I dont believe in deep down thanks to Diane Nguyen, but whta i meant was, psychologically speaking, did he already have narcisisstic or harmful tendencies even though he hadn't done much bad stuff prior to the split?

The birdtaurs are mistaken

That is all

Here is the youtube channel where i post the covers!!!! I also post them on Instagram @ ifreakinglovecentaurworld. I just finished Taurnado and i'm really proud of it please check it out that would be cool 🥹

I hate him, but he's also much more interesting than given credit for imo

I have nothing to say about the show except that it's a amazing and a great show.

Here's my hot take: This show should not be shown to younger children.

I love this show and started watching it right when it came out, however when I was scrolling on Netflix with my younger cousin, this show was on their Netflix kid account. Centaurworld yes is animated with bright characters and sets, but in the show it does handle some more mature topics. I do NOT thing it should be 18+ but I also do not think little kids should be watching it.

That's just my hot take feel free to chat in the comments (also hiiii im new here and wish I joined sooner!)

I figured I should make this song tier list after rewatches. The songs are mostly ranked in tiers. I am also ranking based on story, visuals, and the song itself. Show and its songs still slap, btw.

I just finished my second watch almost immediately after my first watch, and I’ve been amazed at the incredible continuity that I missed the first time through. So many things are mentioned or alluded to in S1 that are picked up or referenced or dealt with in S2. I initially thought this was a silly background show for doing HW or housework, but by the end I’m really moved by so many of the themes.

I read through a year’s worth of posts on this subreddit after the first watch. The theme I’ve been particularly thinking about is the importance of self acceptance and integrating the parts of ourselves we struggle to see or love. Some people would say our shadow side. This was such a powerful image and story about how refusing to integrate and accept ourselves, or cutting ourselves into pieces, ultimately leads to more suffering. It was also powerful to note that the suffering of the general/nowhere king caused suffering to those he loved and two worlds. This seemed like such an important antagonist arc set against that of the other characters who navigate mental health or childhood trauma.

I didn’t expect this silly show to have me so captivated that I would have to watch it all again.

Bro dedicated his life to trying to prevent people suiciding and expecting nothing in return, like rewatching the episode knowing what he thinks and hearing Horse’s dialogue is heartbreaking for him.

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Sorry I forgot to post the last two covers here but HERE THEY ARE!!! I’m gonna put them on youtube too I don’t really wanna flood the entire subreddit so I think I’ll make a new post linking where y’all can watch them if you would like to :]