This is such an amazing and sad scene. Horse, up to this point, had been entirely selfish and didn't take Wammawink or the others as seriously as her own plight. This moment was a HUGE turning point for Horse as a character as she finally understood Wammawink and her concerns. Not only does Horse treat Wammawink kinder from this point on, but she began to become more patient with the rest of the herd too.
Nah I don’t think she’s selfish. I mean imagine you get teleported into India with no real way home, no money, and very few people to trust. I doubt you’d be very charitable
I think there's something you've forgotten about Horse, she's a horse! Not just that, a war horse which are trained since pretty much from the first day they can stand up to only care about and obey their Rider. Also after war I can see her struggling to understand people who don't really seem to take things seriously and go off singing at the drop of a hat. I'm sorry if I'm coming off as harsh but it's hard to go against your breeding.
When wammawink kept repeating “it’s just a bad dream, when I wake up, they’ll all be back” really broke my heart. I remember thinking that exact thing when I learned my uncle died. I was very close to my uncle
My condolences. I had the same feeling when I heard my friend died by getting run over by a car. It was too brutal, and he was too young, had barely reached 30. I don't know what kind of man your uncle was, but since he was so close to you, I assume he was a good man. Hopefully, no matter where they are, it's a good place.
I went through the same thing when my Father died when I was thirteen. I kept trying to tell myself that he wasn't really gone, that I was just dreaming, or he fell into some kind of deep coma, or that it was just some cruel prank my family was pulling. It's been 11 years now, and even though I've made my peace and moved on, trying to remember that horrible day still hurts so, so much 😔
Fun fact!! I was part of the animation team for this show and this episode is my absolute favourite because of this flashback sequence. It's so touching and when we see Horse singing to Wammawink it directly parallels Rider singing to Horse and I think I cried at least three or four times while working on this episode HAHAHHAH
I was on the fence about wanting to watch this. I hate cute funsy things and musicals and all that. (emotional scarring and trauma for the win!). You win this round though
Hi i ended a maratone right now of this series it's magnificent i really like it! Great job on this series and olso cam you answer a question? Somone down this comment section asked if the pink shape she put im that bag are form her parents it's that true? And what was the most satisfying job you did about this show? Sorry for my bad English
@@cimmerian8332 if she was forced to take the wool off of her families dead bodies, that means she fully understood her family was dead, and that there was no way to take them with her. For a child to get that at such a young age is almost as devastating as the fact it happened at all.
That moment after watching this scene a hundred times and it dons on you - she is the ONLY survivor aside from the Tree Shamans. Like, the ONLY only survivor - not even the other children was spared. It was ONLY her. And then you look closer and see that beyond her traumatized, heartbroken expression, there's not a single scratch on her. And then you realize that she probably didn't get hurt because she created a shield to protect herself, but wasn't strong enough to protect the rest of her herd - and she had to watch as they were all taken away while she was left behind. And the Tree Shamans just watched. Didn't even lift a branch - because this is what needed to happen.
@@Conifer_Confetti That may be TRUE - but they are mortal beings who clearly do not comprehend the concept of "what must be done". Not to the fullest extent. They have taught themselves to distance their emotions from others - they will not act to help unless "it is within destiny". As a result, they don't even bother to comfort Wammawink. Yes, her family DID need to die; but did they NEED to show her no compassion in that moment? Yes, it led to Horse getting the key piece, but what exactly stopped them from merely telling Horse that it was in one of them? To teach Horse a lesson? And you can argue that this was all for the better, which is was! Because Horse DID learn something from all this, and there was a purpose within the story. And yet, as she was attacking one of the two tree shamans, both shamans were confused and afraid as Horse and Ched attacked. They act like they know everything, but don't seem to realize every consequence of their methods. They don't question the very path they "walk" on, or the paths of others - they don't consider the fact that their methods may cause more harm than good...because it needed to happen. But DID it need to happen? COULD they have done more? COULD things have gone a different direction? Do they ask themselves these questions, or do they resign themselves to "the inevitable"?
Baby Wammawink: Looks like you and I are the only survivors. * KNIFE STAB RIGHT INTO MY HEART * Baby Wammawink: Well, as long as we have each other we- _oh._ * TWIST *
@@wigglestoescutely Baby Wammawink:ok thanks for sharing your shade with our village I'll just find someplace else to stay. *Leaves* Knife gashes my backside and twists even deeper. Gah the agonizing pain! Let's go slice those heartless trees!
I remember when she described feeling like her body is frozen in place i was like "ah shit horse isn't the only one with PTSD" and then as the episode continued i was like "OH NO I WAS RIGHT!"
This is what I feel is the turning point for the show. Up until this point things had been relatively lighthearted and goofy, with the exception of maybe the Taurnado. Even at the beginning of this episode with Wammawink not wanting to go in the woods, you could think it's just some bad history with the Shamans, or maybe she's just scared. But nope, turns out she straight up has PTSD, and thus this scene not only explains why she's so overprotective, but also shows how much she cares about Horse, being willing to trigger herself just so they can get one step closer to her getting home.
IKR? This whole episode was great. Really makes you understand why she needed that shield around her entire home. No one else has anything like that and it really doesn't seem to be needed where they live.
@@Merilirem No. She wants her to die first. And she ain't gonna die easy. Not as long as she has somebody to protect. And she is gonna protect everyone.
love how horse got so mad at them for not even trying to comfort wammawink that she full on kicked the big one in HALF with the help of horse chad ( or ched? idk how to spell it )
made me wonder what was it that wammawink needed though.. can the trees see the future or sumn?? and even so, its pretty against the law of nature if they were to even bring them back unfortunately :(( i wonder what the full story was
@@zealotoftheorchard9853 yeah but as strong as they are bringing back wamma mamma's herd wouldnt be what she truly "needed" although no child should suffer that
IM JUsT FUCK okay so it just hit me that the reason wammwink couldn't bring herself to sleep in this ep was because she was probably asleep when they attacked and maybe that's the only reason she survived and im going to start sobbing
There is an interesting duality between Horse and Wammawink. They are both children of war, they have both lost their families because of war. The key difference is that Horse chose to embrace the war while Wammawink rejected it.
I'm sorry, but how you looking at a little girl whose entire family died and be like, i have the power to bring them back but it's not what you need right now. I refuse
I am just as confused as you like you see a child alone and you have the power to make her not an orphan and you say you don't need your parents to there face
@@thecrookedanimator Ugh, for real. "But you survived, right? You should be grateful, it just makes you stronger!" No you unempathetic conkwocket, it made me withdrawn, depressed, and completely unable to connect with any other human being on a deep emotional level for the rest of my life.
Worse case scenario, they didn't want to admit there power wasn't nearly as strong as people think. Best case scenario, her leaving will lead to her meeting and helping horse wich in turn leads to the end of the nowhere king. Judging by the little look the big tree gives the little one, I'd say there magic isn't all it's been built up too be..
Even though this is a drastic tone shift it doesn’t give you a sever case of whiplash cause before there were a ton of hints, wammawink not wanting to sleep, being terrified of the Forrest in general, so they set this up almost seamlessly which makes the impact hurt more because we were waiting for the explanation rather than it coming out of nowhere. The thing that makes this scene work the best in my opinion is not only is it a harshly dark tone its a slow one still accompanied by the bouncy and cute art style this world has. This scene isn’t her village being destroyed as part of the flashback we see what happened after the carnage and can put together what exactly went down on the backgrounds and especially Wammawinks expressions which are just oozing with constant Pain and fear. I mean Christ 0:29 - 0:33 is one of the most gut wrenching things I’ve seen in awhile and only gets harder when you hear her dialogue right after and hear the tree shamans tell her that they wont bring a traumatized child’s family and friends back to her face. There’s so much visual story telling in this scene alone and every piece of dialogue has a purpose and especially an impact.
The whole asking the tree shamans for help is like praying hoping that maybe a higher power can fix it. Because loads of children probably loose their families in this way and probably immediately ask for their god to bring them back. Only to be met with silence and your loved ones still gone. At least the tree shamans had the acorns to tell it to her face when a god doesn’t have the guts to tell a traumatized child he can’t fix it or won’t fix it. I mean what child wouldn’t want to ask for a higher power to help them? It the sad reality that once you lost someone you can’t bring them back no matter what you do.
I’m really glad they didn’t wait to give Wammawink’s backstory. Most of the time we see these kinds of backstories near the end of the season or a later season but this just felt right. And Wammawink being protective of her herd and playing the mama the rest of the season doesn’t get a scoff or eye roll, it’s taken seriously. And Horse treats her better the rest of the time which is something you don’t see often when this happens in other shows.
Ok, here goes my theory: Wamawink after loosing everything, roamed all over Centaurworld for years, tried to be a Shaman and failed, and years later she met the rest of the herde when they were younger, even kids maybe, probably they were also orphans or had any other consequence from the war, so she decides to take them in, promising that they will never feel a pain like that again, becoming a motherly figure for them (I also think that Zulius was the first one she took in bc in episode six people called him 'old', and it's kind of obvious that Wamawink is older than him) and then she decided to hide with them and other centaurs inside the dome so they can forget about all their trauma, teaching them and herself that goofy and kinda ridiculous style of life, for them to be happy, and keeping them safe at the same time. I know i know, it sounds weird but if this show has taught me something is that nothing's as it seems at the first look, and seeing what they did with Wamawink's backstory just highers my expectations.
“Why are you making their life so bleak like a blank canvas!?” “Because I experienced what it was like to have that canvas painted with red.” Just something I came up with :D
We already know the zebra knew about the war but did not experience it and prob went to the cat place with the cats after being alone. We don't know much about the other except they all did not know how to make food and the bird was with the zebra
Is that a theory? Sounds like a retelling for me... But oh well, we don't really know if she was unsuccessful in her shaman practice or just left it for one reason or another, so you could say that this is a theory...
I remember seeing Wamawink acting weird in the beginning of this episode and thinking "huh, her behavior kinda sounds like ptsd" and then this scene happened and I went "oh crap it is ptsd-"
I remember being so relieved that baby wammawink was played by an actual young girl, and not the adult actress. It depends on the context I guess, but I usually hate it when younger versions of animated characters still have their adult voice, lol.
I am a OK with my future children watching emotionally mature content such as this. I love that a lot of cartoons and animations nowadays actually teach life lessons or discuss things that are really heavy
I.. actually don't hate the Tree Shamans, because I don't think they really have any say in what their wishgranting does. Their wishes always give you what you NEED, but they seem to have zero control over what that is, or who they can help, and they don't seem to actually be the ones to pick, they seem to take their cues from the wishes. Then you add in how the bigger Shaman seems to hesitate and sound a bit regretful when she speaks. It's like they really want to help, but they can't. The magic has spoken.
Actually the trees where not lying The trees can see the future and knows what will happen and knows in the end it will all work out / not work out That's why they did not want to give horse the key and why they did not give wammawink her family back Oh BTW the trees control the nature around them (the leafs and the flowers) so yeah they were actually trying to tell the centaurs about the nowhere king and not trying to say it straight up
@@chloenieuwsma4846 well ched being a horse helped with his hate on horses, but all the sense gone with the durpleton wish, I think that from that point, every seriousness from the tree chamans got lost
@@vlinxz durpleton needed his fart talking because it was a parallel to his father neglecting him and shaming him for it, as well as representing what he wanted his dad to say in his song
I love how even though the tree shamans didn't bring back Wammawink's herd, she still showed them love and respect and even thanked them for all that they did for her, it really shows how genuine wannawink is.
Wammawink talking to herself oddly reminds me of my own traumatic experiences (or the aftermath of it) and trying to calm yourself down and denial after said experience. Feeling so vulnerable and alone afterwards.
it's got some whacky and zany characters and really goofy moments, but out of nowhere it can suddenly pull an emotional gutpunch like this. also some of the songs are fantastic. so I'd definitely recommend to watch at least a few episodes
@@charityquill4965 Would you tell me which episodes specifically? 🥺🙏Haha I’m a big fan of musicals and animation, but I just can’t stand the (at my eyes) over the top goofiness and silly humor this show seems to have by the character designs alone, but I’m willing to watch the deeper side of the story like this clip and probably most of the songs, so any recommendation as to which specific episodes to watch?
@@melodyacosta5939 I'd say watch the first four because they all have important character interaction, backstory, and lore sprinkled throughout. you can skip to the end of episode 5 because the rest is mostly just sort of filler, then skip to episode 7 and finish the series from there
A similarity between Horse and Wammawink is that they were both orphaned by war but had different responses to it. Wammawink to protect and nurture others, and Horse to fight and to depend on herself.
This whole scene left me with questions after finishing the season. We know the war was against the Minotaurs and humans fought alongside the Centaurs in the war thanks to the cave mural. But then how does no one in Centaurworld know what a human is expect for Horse (who is from the human world), the Beartaur (who has the cave mural), and Waterbaby (who has been putting up with the human sorceress)? I'd understand if this happened hundreds of years ago but Wammawink was not only alive but directly effected by the war. How could Centaurworld completely forget it's allies so soon. Also why are there only Minotaurs on the human side of the portal? Season One left me with a lot of question and I can only wait for Season Two to give me some answers.
I’m thinking that the older folks in Centaurworld were all mostly wiped out and the youngest were the ones left alive so the history between Humans and Centaurs was completely lost with all the death. Of course this is just my own theory, but considering that Wammawink was the ONLY one left alive in her whole village, it’s plausible that there were also minimal survivors in other villages and cities throughout Centaurworld
I think this WAS long ago. Centaurs are magic we don't know how long they live. For all we know it might have been hundreds of years ago. Woman and general most likely used magicnto survive that long and Shamans probably forbit the talk of humans to older generation that haven't wiped out by the war.
Season Two has only made my confusion about the timeline of Centaurworld even greater. Spoilers ahead. We now know that the human sorceress was also a princess that was around and already an adult when the Rift was still open and travel between the two worlds was still a common occurrence. Now she does look significantly older, but that doesn't negate the fact that with her even still being alive brings questions about the length of the war and how Centaurworld and the Human Realm have both forgotten about each other. Yeah, that's right the humans forgot too. The only person in the Human Realm who seemed to be aware of Centaurworld is the General, you know half of Elktaur, who was from Centaurworld. No other human knew a thing about Centaurworld or the Centaurs. I can understand Rider not knowing because she's clearly younger and was born into the war, but some of the other soldiers who called Waterbaby a Minotaur don't have the same excuse since their designs clearly make them look older than Rider. So, we have two sides of a war that started and ended within the span of less than in a human lifetime, judging from the Sorceress/Princess, and everyone but the Sorceress/Princess, General, and Nowhere King. No one else knows anything. How did they forget so fast? Also why are Minotaurs only on one side of the portal? We got nothing to answer that question.
@@alannatherson7721 To answer a few of your questions, with context from all of Season 2: Why are minotaurs only on the human side? Because the human world is the one the General is in, and the Nowhere King wants him to suffer most. The majority of them were likely sent to that side, and eventually the method of creating more minotaurs in built in the human world. Any minotaurs that were on Centaurworld, razing villages and whatnot, probably died out between NK getting sealed up and the start of the series. Why doesn't any centaur remember minotaurs, aside from the shamans? Cause they are all dead. Wammawink wasn't spared by minotaurs, she was out of the village, and when she returned everyone was dead. She doesn't know how or by whom, she can hardly believe it when she sees it. Why did the humans forget centaurs? Mostly the same reason. The ones who lived to fight alongside centaurs died alongside them, and their replacements weren't given the story of magical goofy beings, because that would be a deadly false hope to give your soldiers. How long did this take, anyway? The only confirmation of time we have is 10 years of Elk being trapped by the General before being freed by the Woman. Indeterminate time between that and the closing of the Rift, indeterminate time between that and the start of the show. We can't trust either of the General's or the Woman's apparent ages, as his life is linked with NK's, and she is a skilled magic user in Centaurworld. He is known as The General, and not The King. The memory of him being married to the Princess has also been lost to time. NK could have achieved immortality during his descent into goop form, which would render the General immortal too.
this scene... this scene was the preview when i saw centaurworld pop up on my recommended, and it intrigue me so much, that i gave in, and im so glad i did.
Bruh i found this show's existence a few minutes ago now i'm sad that i don't have netflix (they deleted the free trial on my country for some reason.. bruh)
This was the moment that won me over. Unlike Undertale, Centaurworld wasn't a story about comedy and tragedy. It was a story about family, and learning what it means to lose and care for others.
It's interesting because both the Tree Shamans and Horse are 'right', just from different perspectives. The trees, like it or not, have a point. Had they revived Wammawink's family, then, sure. She'd be happy then. Until the events of the show don't occur and eventually, everyone dies. Moreover, Wammawink as a person becomes stronger, kinder and more selfless so nobody goes through what she did. But horse is also right, because all that is true, but almost certainly would be even if the trees were more understanding and kind. And even if it wasn't, that doesn't make their actions 'good'. The Greater Good doesn't truly justify individual evil, and here Horse, who is a character who has been extremely selfish under the exact same reasoning (she has to fulfil her mission for the good of the world, which is indubitably the 'greater good') comes to realise that and calls the Tree Shamans out on it. But that does beg the questions, was that what she needed? And if so, is that why the shamans acted the way they did. Ah, morality with magic, it's even more complicated than regular morality...
You know what pisses me off? The tree shamans could’ve protected the village from Minotaurs, assuming all shamans can make shields. But since they were stubborn enough they decided that a shield isn’t what they needed, but wanted. The tree shamans are jerks!
Ok….how How is having her friends and family not what she needs? Look I get it,bringing back the dead is eternal bad news bears. But they couldn’t have just said “this is out of our power” or something like that? It’s not uncommon.
I suspect that what they mean is that what she needs is to experience loss because it's a natural part of life and it's a reality of war. It is is a charitable way to interpret what they are saying but even then it is pretty harsh and cruel.
@@Regenmacher175 Actually I think that what they were setting up were the future. Wammawink needed to feel this if she was going too become the powerful person she is to become later. She needed to feel the loss in order to grow. It's already been indirectly shown that almost all the shamans have some ability to see the future. In order for her to become the person the world needed, they couldn't bring her family back.
@@redrasegarden They are tree's though. So things probably don't hit the same way for them. Different goals change what people "need" quite a bit. I mean if you want Batman you don't save his parents.
This is why Wammawink is so over protective and most intelligent out her friends, she lost everything as a little girl and Horse seeing her past made her realise how selfish she was and knows why Wammawink helps others and cares so much
I only realized this after watching the scene a hundred times, but on closer look when wammawink is packing up her belongings she packs a small patch of fur, which on initial viewing may come off as a silly thing for a baby llama centaur to pack, but rewatching it i realize that's most likely a patch of fur from her herd. Maybe her mother or father, or sister or brother or someone important to her, thats probably the only thing that remained from them. I can imagine that maybe wamawink tried to reach for someone as they were each taken away by the minataurs and with her little strength all she could do was rip this piece of fur off that person.
Fragile things makes so much sense after watching this scene... Wammawink lost her herd once and now she is scared that something bad will happen to her new herd and ahe wants to protect them
This show reminds me so much of bugsnax and wandavision. All three of these things start out happy then they all just get horribly depressed and I love this type of media
Normal kid shows: Here is some pain medicine and a small, quick, sadness shot! Centaur world: **Gets the biggest needle possible and jabs your chest with it for 2 Mins. Straight**
Didn’t wammawink have like pseudo foresight abilities?? That got me thinking she saw this coming a while ago and every time she had that vision her parents told her it was just a bad dream…
When I first watched Centaurworld, I didn’t Wammawink as much as I liked the others. Now I realize how much she was harmed, mistreated, ignored in the place that looks the exact opposite than the human world. And the fact she has a herd right now and being overprotective of them is a coping mechanism to deal with all this. She might just be my favorite now.
2:24 just realised that fur is more purple then hers meaning she might’ve tried to grab her mother/farther before they where taken or killed and only got a handful of fluff that she now holds onto 😭
1:06 That minute right ther. With the bug. I- I don't know how to frase it, because it reminds me of social workers. I have had some bad experiences with the topic so let me explain. You can see that the bug is riding something down, you can tell it's riding down a report of some sort; when wamawink comes close to him he Flys away. I- it's hard to explain but that parts hurts me. It like, he has the power to save here but she's just work, a number, the only one left. That's all.
Just a reminder that 3 minutes before this scene there was literally a song about talking farts. This show gives you insane emotional whiplash and does it so masterfully I love it
This is such an amazing and sad scene. Horse, up to this point, had been entirely selfish and didn't take Wammawink or the others as seriously as her own plight. This moment was a HUGE turning point for Horse as a character as she finally understood Wammawink and her concerns. Not only does Horse treat Wammawink kinder from this point on, but she began to become more patient with the rest of the herd too.
Well I never thought she was completely selfish but I get wear your coming from and I agree
Nah I don’t think she’s selfish. I mean imagine you get teleported into India with no real way home, no money, and very few people to trust. I doubt you’d be very charitable
I think there's something you've forgotten about Horse, she's a horse! Not just that, a war horse which are trained since pretty much from the first day they can stand up to only care about and obey their Rider. Also after war I can see her struggling to understand people who don't really seem to take things seriously and go off singing at the drop of a hat. I'm sorry if I'm coming off as harsh but it's hard to go against your breeding.
Agreed
I never knew about that. I only thought that Horse is desperate to reunite with her Rider that she has no time for all the silly things the herd do.
Nothing like a fun goofy show with silly characters, outrageous antics, a colorful and crazy world, and the horrors of war and genocide.
And suicide and body dysmorphia!
I feel like it's a rule of modern cartoons that the brighter and softer the colors are, the more darkness it's trying to hide.
That is a perfect summery for this show xD
It’s just another GOOFY episode filled with SILLY JOKES for kids.
@@savvy3tv632 i was just about to type that reference lol
When wammawink kept repeating “it’s just a bad dream, when I wake up, they’ll all be back” really broke my heart. I remember thinking that exact thing when I learned my uncle died. I was very close to my uncle
I'm so sorry about your loss
Oh my gosh I’m so sorry you lost your uncle 😔
My condolences.
I had the same feeling when I heard my friend died by getting run over by a car. It was too brutal, and he was too young, had barely reached 30.
I don't know what kind of man your uncle was, but since he was so close to you, I assume he was a good man.
Hopefully, no matter where they are, it's a good place.
I went through the same thing when my Father died when I was thirteen. I kept trying to tell myself that he wasn't really gone, that I was just dreaming, or he fell into some kind of deep coma, or that it was just some cruel prank my family was pulling. It's been 11 years now, and even though I've made my peace and moved on, trying to remember that horrible day still hurts so, so much 😔
@@rosiequartzie2230 I'm so sorry
Fun fact!! I was part of the animation team for this show and this episode is my absolute favourite because of this flashback sequence. It's so touching and when we see Horse singing to Wammawink it directly parallels Rider singing to Horse and I think I cried at least three or four times while working on this episode HAHAHHAH
Hi Jo, you guys did an outstanding job with this episode
I was on the fence about wanting to watch this. I hate cute funsy things and musicals and all that. (emotional scarring and trauma for the win!). You win this round though
Hi i ended a maratone right now of this series it's magnificent i really like it! Great job on this series and olso cam you answer a question? Somone down this comment section asked if the pink shape she put im that bag are form her parents it's that true? And what was the most satisfying job you did about this show?
Sorry for my bad English
This episode is actually fueled by artist tears....
HOLY MOTHER OF BACON, you worked on Hilda too!
2:24 In case you hadn't cried enough, that bundle of wool looks to be a slightly different color, so that's probably from her dead family.
NOO
I hate you for making me realize that.
@@cimmerian8332 if she was forced to take the wool off of her families dead bodies, that means she fully understood her family was dead, and that there was no way to take them with her. For a child to get that at such a young age is almost as devastating as the fact it happened at all.
i hate you
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!
That moment after watching this scene a hundred times and it dons on you - she is the ONLY survivor aside from the Tree Shamans. Like, the ONLY only survivor - not even the other children was spared. It was ONLY her. And then you look closer and see that beyond her traumatized, heartbroken expression, there's not a single scratch on her. And then you realize that she probably didn't get hurt because she created a shield to protect herself, but wasn't strong enough to protect the rest of her herd - and she had to watch as they were all taken away while she was left behind.
And the Tree Shamans just watched. Didn't even lift a branch - because this is what needed to happen.
Without her family dying she would have never meet horse or the other centaurs so yeah it kinda needed to happen lol
Still doesn't make the Tree Shamans any less shitty, to be honest.
@@Conifer_Confetti That may be TRUE - but they are mortal beings who clearly do not comprehend the concept of "what must be done". Not to the fullest extent. They have taught themselves to distance their emotions from others - they will not act to help unless "it is within destiny".
As a result, they don't even bother to comfort Wammawink. Yes, her family DID need to die; but did they NEED to show her no compassion in that moment? Yes, it led to Horse getting the key piece, but what exactly stopped them from merely telling Horse that it was in one of them? To teach Horse a lesson?
And you can argue that this was all for the better, which is was! Because Horse DID learn something from all this, and there was a purpose within the story. And yet, as she was attacking one of the two tree shamans, both shamans were confused and afraid as Horse and Ched attacked. They act like they know everything, but don't seem to realize every consequence of their methods. They don't question the very path they "walk" on, or the paths of others - they don't consider the fact that their methods may cause more harm than good...because it needed to happen.
But DID it need to happen? COULD they have done more? COULD things have gone a different direction? Do they ask themselves these questions, or do they resign themselves to "the inevitable"?
@@beckybrozovic5198 and that’s the beauty of it all😶
@@beckybrozovic5198 As a summary, the Tree Shamans suck.
Baby Wammawink: Looks like you and I are the only survivors.
* KNIFE STAB RIGHT INTO MY HEART *
Baby Wammawink: Well, as long as we have each other we- _oh._
* TWIST *
You just described my exact feelings when witnessing the shocking and heart breaking ending from “Avengers Infinity War”.
Tree shamans: We know this is what u want, but it isn't what u need
*PULLS KNIFE DOWNWARDS *
@@wigglestoescutely Baby Wammawink:ok thanks for sharing your shade with our village I'll just find someplace else to stay. *Leaves*
Knife gashes my backside and twists even deeper.
Gah the agonizing pain! Let's go slice those heartless trees!
STOP MAKING ME CRY
I kinda want to crush that bug now Ngl
What if she calls her "Baby Girl" because that's what her parents used to call her?
Oh my...
JAIL! JAIL FOR A THOUSAND YEARS
ONE MILLION YEARS DUNGEON!!
WHY DID YOU HAVE TO RIP MY HEART OUT LIKE THAT
Ow ;-;
I remember when she described feeling like her body is frozen in place i was like "ah shit horse isn't the only one with PTSD" and then as the episode continued i was like "OH NO I WAS RIGHT!"
glendale too, or just a big ol anxiety dose
@@gardenvarietyghost4801 Glandale has anxiety, that’s a different mental health issue.
This poor dear… no wonder she’s so protective of everyone
@Goncalo Fonseca no alpaca
@Goncalo Fonseca it was as in saying like darling or baby
@@iimalloww But then we'd have no jokes to alleviate the feels.
@Goncalo Fonseca No its a dog
This is what I feel is the turning point for the show. Up until this point things had been relatively lighthearted and goofy, with the exception of maybe the Taurnado. Even at the beginning of this episode with Wammawink not wanting to go in the woods, you could think it's just some bad history with the Shamans, or maybe she's just scared. But nope, turns out she straight up has PTSD, and thus this scene not only explains why she's so overprotective, but also shows how much she cares about Horse, being willing to trigger herself just so they can get one step closer to her getting home.
IKR? This whole episode was great. Really makes you understand why she needed that shield around her entire home. No one else has anything like that and it really doesn't seem to be needed where they live.
@@Merilirem
She outlived everyone she loved once.
Everyone she loves is gonna outlive her this time.
That is not negotiable.
@@GuukanKitsune You want her to die first huh?
@@Merilirem No. She wants her to die first.
And she ain't gonna die easy.
Not as long as she has somebody to protect. And she is gonna protect everyone.
@@GuukanKitsune Not sure what your response was saying since it seems to just be what i said but longer.
love how horse got so mad at them for not even trying to comfort wammawink that she full on kicked the big one in HALF with the help of horse chad ( or ched? idk how to spell it )
Ched
made me wonder what was it that wammawink needed though.. can the trees see the future or sumn?? and even so, its pretty against the law of nature if they were to even bring them back unfortunately :((
i wonder what the full story was
@@pastlepink131 i think the tree shamans are omnipotent
@@zealotoftheorchard9853 yeah but as strong as they are bringing back wamma mamma's herd wouldnt be what she truly "needed" although no child should suffer that
@@pastlepink131 no i ment all knowing, they wouldve known that wammawink would need to move forward to meet her new family
IM JUsT FUCK okay so it just hit me that the reason wammwink couldn't bring herself to sleep in this ep was because she was probably asleep when they attacked and maybe that's the only reason she survived and im going to start sobbing
Oh, that's why babyWamma was telling herself it was just a bad dream at first. She just woke up and still has hope that she's dreaming.
wow this scene really just keeps getting sadder and sadder, my heart can't take it ;-;
Every second I spend here in this comment section I lose more of my heart
@@carlycrays2831 OH SHIT😨
This whole series is a study in PTSD/tragedy and the various coping mechanisms both good and bad.
I was thinking the reason she’s protective was because she lost a kid but this is as bad, maybe worse.
Wammawink: It's was ME horse! THe kid I lost was ME ALL ALONG HORSE!
she did lost a kid,its herself.. her childhood
I’d get why you’d think that, she calls everyone her babies.
We could have gotten the Manny from ice age treatment but we got the "CHILDHOOD TRAUMA" treatment and that hurts just as much oh my god aaaaAAAGH
There is an interesting duality between Horse and Wammawink. They are both children of war, they have both lost their families because of war. The key difference is that Horse chose to embrace the war while Wammawink rejected it.
This show switches between fun and dark so fast. this scene f me up and ep 8 too
Like episode 8 was a straight up suicide allegory
This whole series is a crazy fun rollercoaster of emotions
I wonder what season 2 will be like
Ep 8: You must be this despondent to ride
BRUH
@@wigglestoescutely now that’s dark😰
How can a goofy show about Centaurs can get so depressing for a moment?
idk but that’s why I love it
Wait til you get to episode 8!
Idk but it’s better than any adult shows (besides bojack horseman or Aggretsuko) that Netflix made.
@@meeplefluffer2483
Actually, Aggretsuko was made in Japan by Sanrio productions and was distributed by Netflix.
@@victorhernandez8723 ah alright then
I'm sorry, but how you looking at a little girl whose entire family died and be like, i have the power to bring them back but it's not what you need right now. I refuse
I am just as confused as you like you see a child alone and you have the power to make her not an orphan and you say you don't need your parents to there face
For some reason it reminds me of those people that are just like "tHe AbUsE yOu SuFfErEd MaDe YoU sTrOnGeR"
@@thecrookedanimator Ugh, for real. "But you survived, right? You should be grateful, it just makes you stronger!" No you unempathetic conkwocket, it made me withdrawn, depressed, and completely unable to connect with any other human being on a deep emotional level for the rest of my life.
@@WobblesandBean at least they could have gave her something so she woudnt be so alone
Worse case scenario, they didn't want to admit there power wasn't nearly as strong as people think.
Best case scenario, her leaving will lead to her meeting and helping horse wich in turn leads to the end of the nowhere king.
Judging by the little look the big tree gives the little one, I'd say there magic isn't all it's been built up too be..
Even though this is a drastic tone shift it doesn’t give you a sever case of whiplash cause before there were a ton of hints, wammawink not wanting to sleep, being terrified of the Forrest in general, so they set this up almost seamlessly which makes the impact hurt more because we were waiting for the explanation rather than it coming out of nowhere.
The thing that makes this scene work the best in my opinion is not only is it a harshly dark tone its a slow one still accompanied by the bouncy and cute art style this world has. This scene isn’t her village being destroyed as part of the flashback we see what happened after the carnage and can put together what exactly went down on the backgrounds and especially Wammawinks expressions which are just oozing with constant Pain and fear. I mean Christ 0:29 - 0:33 is one of the most gut wrenching things I’ve seen in awhile and only gets harder when you hear her dialogue right after and hear the tree shamans tell her that they wont bring a traumatized child’s family and friends back to her face. There’s so much visual story telling in this scene alone and every piece of dialogue has a purpose and especially an impact.
The whole asking the tree shamans for help is like praying hoping that maybe a higher power can fix it. Because loads of children probably loose their families in this way and probably immediately ask for their god to bring them back. Only to be met with silence and your loved ones still gone. At least the tree shamans had the acorns to tell it to her face when a god doesn’t have the guts to tell a traumatized child he can’t fix it or won’t fix it. I mean what child wouldn’t want to ask for a higher power to help them? It the sad reality that once you lost someone you can’t bring them back no matter what you do.
I’m really glad they didn’t wait to give Wammawink’s backstory. Most of the time we see these kinds of backstories near the end of the season or a later season but this just felt right. And Wammawink being protective of her herd and playing the mama the rest of the season doesn’t get a scoff or eye roll, it’s taken seriously. And Horse treats her better the rest of the time which is something you don’t see often when this happens in other shows.
Ok, here goes my theory: Wamawink after loosing everything, roamed all over Centaurworld for years, tried to be a Shaman and failed, and years later she met the rest of the herde when they were younger, even kids maybe, probably they were also orphans or had any other consequence from the war, so she decides to take them in, promising that they will never feel a pain like that again, becoming a motherly figure for them (I also think that Zulius was the first one she took in bc in episode six people called him 'old', and it's kind of obvious that Wamawink is older than him) and then she decided to hide with them and other centaurs inside the dome so they can forget about all their trauma, teaching them and herself that goofy and kinda ridiculous style of life, for them to be happy, and keeping them safe at the same time.
I know i know, it sounds weird but if this show has taught me something is that nothing's as it seems at the first look, and seeing what they did with Wamawink's backstory just highers my expectations.
This is a really good theory
“Why are you making their life so bleak like a blank canvas!?”
“Because I experienced what it was like to have that canvas painted with red.”
Just something I came up with :D
We already know the zebra knew about the war but did not experience it and prob went to the cat place with the cats after being alone.
We don't know much about the other except they all did not know how to make food and the bird was with the zebra
Is that a theory?
Sounds like a retelling for me...
But oh well, we don't really know if she was unsuccessful in her shaman practice or just left it for one reason or another, so you could say that this is a theory...
Yep you literally predicted with S2 episode.
I remember seeing Wamawink acting weird in the beginning of this episode and thinking "huh, her behavior kinda sounds like ptsd" and then this scene happened and I went "oh crap it is ptsd-"
I remember being so relieved that baby wammawink was played by an actual young girl, and not the adult actress. It depends on the context I guess, but I usually hate it when younger versions of animated characters still have their adult voice, lol.
@@danayas.2661 Yeah like "oh no this is a child"
Eh…..ok? I don’t get it
I am a OK with my future children watching emotionally mature content such as this. I love that a lot of cartoons and animations nowadays actually teach life lessons or discuss things that are really heavy
I.. actually don't hate the Tree Shamans, because I don't think they really have any say in what their wishgranting does. Their wishes always give you what you NEED, but they seem to have zero control over what that is, or who they can help, and they don't seem to actually be the ones to pick, they seem to take their cues from the wishes.
Then you add in how the bigger Shaman seems to hesitate and sound a bit regretful when she speaks. It's like they really want to help, but they can't. The magic has spoken.
Actually the trees where not lying
The trees can see the future and knows what will happen and knows in the end it will all work out / not work out
That's why they did not want to give horse the key and why they did not give wammawink her family back
Oh BTW the trees control the nature around them (the leafs and the flowers) so yeah they were actually trying to tell the centaurs about the nowhere king and not trying to say it straight up
So Ched needed to be a horse and Durpleton needed his farts to talk?(can't even believe I'm asking this)
@@chloenieuwsma4846 well
ched being a horse helped with his hate on horses, but all the sense gone with the durpleton wish, I think that from that point, every seriousness from the tree chamans got lost
@@vlinxz durpleton needed his fart talking because it was a parallel to his father neglecting him and shaming him for it, as well as representing what he wanted his dad to say in his song
I love how even though the tree shamans didn't bring back Wammawink's herd, she still showed them love and respect and even thanked them for all that they did for her, it really shows how genuine wannawink is.
the handfull of wool is a diffent color then her's witch means it may of came from a parnet and so there gone so that all she has left of them
2:03 - Horse's character animation conveys the emotion of this scene so well. The subtle ear twitches, eye movements... Beautiful
I love how Wammawink looks like a chicken nugget. She's so small and soft and cute in this scene. I feel so bad. 😭
This scene tore my heart out, little Wammawink’s denial of the situation makes me want to cry
Dang I've already watch Centaurworld 3 times and after watching this scene again I'm thinking about going for a 4th round
Wammawink talking to herself oddly reminds me of my own traumatic experiences (or the aftermath of it) and trying to calm yourself down and denial after said experience. Feeling so vulnerable and alone afterwards.
most depressing scene in the show.
This scene took my by surprise
I wonder if the others will have a backstorys In Season 2
Why do I get the feeling that things will get a lot darker in season 2?
@@victorhernandez8723 I do too but by a lot.
@@victorhernandez8723 Because the nowhere king is there
Reminder: This is the same episode as the running joke about Durpleton's farts.
This episode was heartbreakingly sad and beautiful, and Baby Wammawink is too cute! I need more of her flashbacks.
I have no idea what this show is but just from this clip alone, I’m falling in love with the characters and animation quality 💜
@Chara Draws I’ll definitely check it out!
it's got some whacky and zany characters and really goofy moments, but out of nowhere it can suddenly pull an emotional gutpunch like this. also some of the songs are fantastic. so I'd definitely recommend to watch at least a few episodes
@@charityquill4965 Would you tell me which episodes specifically? 🥺🙏Haha I’m a big fan of musicals and animation, but I just can’t stand the (at my eyes) over the top goofiness and silly humor this show seems to have by the character designs alone, but I’m willing to watch the deeper side of the story like this clip and probably most of the songs, so any recommendation as to which specific episodes to watch?
@@melodyacosta5939 I'd say watch the first four because they all have important character interaction, backstory, and lore sprinkled throughout. you can skip to the end of episode 5 because the rest is mostly just sort of filler, then skip to episode 7 and finish the series from there
@@charityquill4965 I'll check them out then! Thank you very much!
I love how Horse sings rider’s song to Wammawick even though she can’t hear it
I rewatch it and everything made sense she didn't want to go back and she wrote signs saying "turn back they ruin my life" poor baby ❤❤❤❤❤
A similarity between Horse and Wammawink is that they were both orphaned by war but had different responses to it. Wammawink to protect and nurture others, and Horse to fight and to depend on herself.
This whole scene left me with questions after finishing the season. We know the war was against the Minotaurs and humans fought alongside the Centaurs in the war thanks to the cave mural. But then how does no one in Centaurworld know what a human is expect for Horse (who is from the human world), the Beartaur (who has the cave mural), and Waterbaby (who has been putting up with the human sorceress)? I'd understand if this happened hundreds of years ago but Wammawink was not only alive but directly effected by the war. How could Centaurworld completely forget it's allies so soon. Also why are there only Minotaurs on the human side of the portal? Season One left me with a lot of question and I can only wait for Season Two to give me some answers.
I’m thinking that the older folks in Centaurworld were all mostly wiped out and the youngest were the ones left alive so the history between Humans and Centaurs was completely lost with all the death. Of course this is just my own theory, but considering that Wammawink was the ONLY one left alive in her whole village, it’s plausible that there were also minimal survivors in other villages and cities throughout Centaurworld
@@GenerallyChaotic6839 mmm
I think this WAS long ago. Centaurs are magic we don't know how long they live. For all we know it might have been hundreds of years ago. Woman and general most likely used magicnto survive that long and Shamans probably forbit the talk of humans to older generation that haven't wiped out by the war.
Season Two has only made my confusion about the timeline of Centaurworld even greater. Spoilers ahead.
We now know that the human sorceress was also a princess that was around and already an adult when the Rift was still open and travel between the two worlds was still a common occurrence. Now she does look significantly older, but that doesn't negate the fact that with her even still being alive brings questions about the length of the war and how Centaurworld and the Human Realm have both forgotten about each other. Yeah, that's right the humans forgot too. The only person in the Human Realm who seemed to be aware of Centaurworld is the General, you know half of Elktaur, who was from Centaurworld. No other human knew a thing about Centaurworld or the Centaurs. I can understand Rider not knowing because she's clearly younger and was born into the war, but some of the other soldiers who called Waterbaby a Minotaur don't have the same excuse since their designs clearly make them look older than Rider. So, we have two sides of a war that started and ended within the span of less than in a human lifetime, judging from the Sorceress/Princess, and everyone but the Sorceress/Princess, General, and Nowhere King. No one else knows anything. How did they forget so fast? Also why are Minotaurs only on one side of the portal? We got nothing to answer that question.
@@alannatherson7721 To answer a few of your questions, with context from all of Season 2:
Why are minotaurs only on the human side? Because the human world is the one the General is in, and the Nowhere King wants him to suffer most. The majority of them were likely sent to that side, and eventually the method of creating more minotaurs in built in the human world. Any minotaurs that were on Centaurworld, razing villages and whatnot, probably died out between NK getting sealed up and the start of the series.
Why doesn't any centaur remember minotaurs, aside from the shamans? Cause they are all dead. Wammawink wasn't spared by minotaurs, she was out of the village, and when she returned everyone was dead. She doesn't know how or by whom, she can hardly believe it when she sees it.
Why did the humans forget centaurs? Mostly the same reason. The ones who lived to fight alongside centaurs died alongside them, and their replacements weren't given the story of magical goofy beings, because that would be a deadly false hope to give your soldiers.
How long did this take, anyway? The only confirmation of time we have is 10 years of Elk being trapped by the General before being freed by the Woman. Indeterminate time between that and the closing of the Rift, indeterminate time between that and the start of the show. We can't trust either of the General's or the Woman's apparent ages, as his life is linked with NK's, and she is a skilled magic user in Centaurworld. He is known as The General, and not The King. The memory of him being married to the Princess has also been lost to time. NK could have achieved immortality during his descent into goop form, which would render the General immortal too.
This wouldn't have happened if a certain Elktaur didn't split himself in half.
this scene... this scene was the preview when i saw centaurworld pop up on my recommended, and it intrigue me so much, that i gave in, and im so glad i did.
Same
Bruh i found this show's existence a few minutes ago now i'm sad that i don't have netflix (they deleted the free trial on my country for some reason.. bruh)
@@max_punch F
Nowhere King drew me in, Taurnado made me stay, orphan wammawink made me certain i'd watch it to the very end.
Baby Wammawink is so smol…. MUST PROTECT
*Holds gently*
The emotion in the voices are amazing.
This was the moment that won me over. Unlike Undertale, Centaurworld wasn't a story about comedy and tragedy. It was a story about family, and learning what it means to lose and care for others.
What does undertale have to do with this?
It's interesting because both the Tree Shamans and Horse are 'right', just from different perspectives. The trees, like it or not, have a point. Had they revived Wammawink's family, then, sure. She'd be happy then. Until the events of the show don't occur and eventually, everyone dies. Moreover, Wammawink as a person becomes stronger, kinder and more selfless so nobody goes through what she did. But horse is also right, because all that is true, but almost certainly would be even if the trees were more understanding and kind. And even if it wasn't, that doesn't make their actions 'good'. The Greater Good doesn't truly justify individual evil, and here Horse, who is a character who has been extremely selfish under the exact same reasoning (she has to fulfil her mission for the good of the world, which is indubitably the 'greater good') comes to realise that and calls the Tree Shamans out on it. But that does beg the questions, was that what she needed? And if so, is that why the shamans acted the way they did. Ah, morality with magic, it's even more complicated than regular morality...
Kimiko probably got emotional while singing "Rider's Lullaby."
1:35 hearing them say that shook me. I used to hear that in church as justification for abuse.
If we got a wammwink backstory I wonder if we will see a backstory to Glendale I should hope so
I think we will see the others backstories
we have Wammawink's and a bit of Zulius' backstory. I want to see Ched's backstory lol
@@BlakeAtStake After that "FINCHTAURS DON'T HAVE TEETH, MOM" rant, I do too. LMAO
Same that feeling to constantly take things don’t just pop out of nowhere
@@BlakeAtStake Same, i rlly want to find out why he hates horse centaurs
1:03 that’s one way to answer the invisible question
I think I prefer invisible. Less rude
Makes you wonder why the little bug guy can see her
You know what pisses me off? The tree shamans could’ve protected the village from Minotaurs, assuming all shamans can make shields. But since they were stubborn enough they decided that a shield isn’t what they needed, but wanted.
The tree shamans are jerks!
It's just a cute show, when I open my eyes the absolute gut wrenching horrors of war sprinkled heavily over cute pastel characters will all be gone.
Ok….how
How is having her friends and family not what she needs?
Look I get it,bringing back the dead is eternal bad news bears. But they couldn’t have just said “this is out of our power” or something like that? It’s not uncommon.
I suspect that what they mean is that what she needs is to experience loss because it's a natural part of life and it's a reality of war. It is is a charitable way to interpret what they are saying but even then it is pretty harsh and cruel.
@@Regenmacher175 to me.it kinda makes them sound like scam artists ya know?
@@Regenmacher175 Actually I think that what they were setting up were the future. Wammawink needed to feel this if she was going too become the powerful person she is to become later. She needed to feel the loss in order to grow. It's already been indirectly shown that almost all the shamans have some ability to see the future. In order for her to become the person the world needed, they couldn't bring her family back.
@@redrasegarden They are tree's though. So things probably don't hit the same way for them. Different goals change what people "need" quite a bit. I mean if you want Batman you don't save his parents.
@@tsunertoo9149 Oh, like so she and Horse can get rid of the Nowhere King!
This is really cool cause horse NEEDED to see wamawinks backstore cause wamawink needed her
This scene made me cry this silly show about a cartoon horse and farting giraffe made me cry
Never has a cartoon made me feel emotional like this
I like how they make the mood perfect as well and don’t overexaggerate it
The way she was so chill with it like “it’s ok, thx for sharing ur shade with us. Imma go find somewhere else to stay”
This whole scene is one huge gut punch!
The fact that baby wammawink didn’t even try to argue with the tree shamans though
This scene almost made me cry. Wamawinks backstory is so sad.
This is why Wammawink is so over protective and most intelligent out her friends, she lost everything as a little girl and Horse seeing her past made her realise how selfish she was and knows why Wammawink helps others and cares so much
Scene: starts
Me: Oh this is okay
Baby Wammawink: exists
Also me: *proceeds to cry a river*
I only realized this after watching the scene a hundred times, but on closer look when wammawink is packing up her belongings she packs a small patch of fur, which on initial viewing may come off as a silly thing for a baby llama centaur to pack, but rewatching it i realize that's most likely a patch of fur from her herd. Maybe her mother or father, or sister or brother or someone important to her, thats probably the only thing that remained from them. I can imagine that maybe wamawink tried to reach for someone as they were each taken away by the minataurs and with her little strength all she could do was rip this piece of fur off that person.
It’s a darker shade than hers, so it’s definitely from a family member.
I heard that season 2 is coming out in 2022 I hope it doesn’t take that long to see season 2
Has it been confirmed? This show 100% deserves all the seasons. Can't wait
I’m so excited what’s gonna happen on season 2😍
@@janandrevacaro45
I’m kind of dreading it! I know it’s going to get darker in the next season! I guarantee it!
I need season 2!
Fragile things makes so much sense after watching this scene... Wammawink lost her herd once and now she is scared that something bad will happen to her new herd and ahe wants to protect them
At least she avenge in the Final battle
I DID NOT EXPECT THIS SHOW TO CAUSE THIS MUCH EMOTIONAL PAIN
This show reminds me so much of bugsnax and wandavision. All three of these things start out happy then they all just get horribly depressed and I love this type of media
They need to show Kimiko recording her line from the show especially her getting angry or upset.
That clump of fur she packed
It’s a different color pink than Wamawink’s
It must be her mother’s
I wonder if she still has it
Man! This got seriously dark very fast!
dont forget the Nowhere King song right after this all happened :D
Normal kid shows: Here is some pain medicine and a small, quick, sadness shot!
Centaur world:
**Gets the biggest needle possible and jabs your chest with it for 2 Mins. Straight**
I literally thought this show was just a fun and light-hearted kids show but then it hits me with this shit-
God episode 4 went crazy, like in a good way
Wonder what Kimiko getting angry or frustrated as Horse looked like in the recording...also if she got emotional singing the "I am with you."
Genocide, you know, for kids!
I don’t think this is for kids
*Kung Fu Panda 2 be like*
Genocide was always for kids. Its rated G for everyone!
@@redrasegarden Yeah, I know this show is rated Y7, but it feels like the creators made it for adults.
@@carlycrays2831 wait it is?
Didn’t wammawink have like pseudo foresight abilities?? That got me thinking she saw this coming a while ago and every time she had that vision her parents told her it was just a bad dream…
YOU'VE MADE IT TO CENTAURWORLD
AND NOTHING BETTER REPRESENTS OUR WORLD
@@matrixdr3amer859 THAN THIS COLORFUL COLLECTION
OF SINGING AND DANCING
HALF-ANIMAL HALF-MAN THINGS.
you’re meeting here today
When DreamWorks Spirit meets Infinity Train
I don't know when these waterfalls got behind my eyes, but I'm not crying. I'm not.
We must protect this adorable cotton candy ball !!
This scene crushed me 😢
This show is amazing I love it 😭😍
When I first watched Centaurworld, I didn’t Wammawink as much as I liked the others. Now I realize how much she was harmed, mistreated, ignored in the place that looks the exact opposite than the human world. And the fact she has a herd right now and being overprotective of them is a coping mechanism to deal with all this. She might just be my favorite now.
“Just another episode filled with silly jokes for kids”
should get a crying baby wammawink as a plushie for everyone to hug
2:24 just realised that fur is more purple then hers meaning she might’ve tried to grab her mother/farther before they where taken or killed and only got a handful of fluff that she now holds onto 😭
such an emotional of wammawink's flashback
The part where wammawink puts some clump of hair is probably her moms hair
This made me watch centaurworld 10/10 really liked can't wait for s2
Tree Shamans: turn away orphaned baby Wammawink
Horse, a war veteran: *and I took that personally*
If horse was invisible/see through, how did that ladybugtaur at the beginning land on her nose and wave???
Protect this child!! ;w;
That scene was Brutal. It took a glimpse into Wammawink's past for Horse to realize wrong Horse had been being up to that point.
1:06
That minute right ther.
With the bug.
I-
I don't know how to frase it, because it reminds me of social workers.
I have had some bad experiences with the topic so let me explain.
You can see that the bug is riding something down, you can tell it's riding down a report of some sort; when wamawink comes close to him he Flys away.
I- it's hard to explain but that parts hurts me. It like, he has the power to save here but she's just work, a number, the only one left. That's all.
I never noticed the mountain looks like a centaur...
0:15 Not sure why but the kookaburra sounding animal made me laugh so hard
This is the definition of sadness
Just a reminder that 3 minutes before this scene there was literally a song about talking farts. This show gives you insane emotional whiplash and does it so masterfully I love it
Im on season 2 episode 2 and I just needed to go somewhere to say Wammawink is my favourite character and has been for a while.