Centaurworld
6.9
A wonderfully absurd story about a warhorse that moved away from battle and into the colorful world of music and magic
TV Show
United States of America
English
Action & Adventure, Animation, Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
2021
Jessie Mueller, Josh Radnor, Kimiko Glenn
27 min
TLDR
A horse from Mulan gets trapped in Adventure Time.
What it's about
A warhorse is magically transported to a colorful world inhabited by singing centaurs with magical powers.
The take
Centaurworld’s humor itself helps us navigate the absurdity of it all. Very quickly, you can tell you’re watching a tight show, where very little feels like a weak link or out of place—the music, the lyrics, the connecting worlds, the character motivations—all of it pulls its weight to make this colorful show come alive. After you get a feel for the heartfelt songs and psychedelic animation style, the show can feel like a modernized or at least a different kind of Disney. But the trippy/colorful assault vibes are pretty evident from the get-go, so you’ll know right away if this is meant for your soul or not.
What stands out
The “What If I Forget Your Face" song from episode 2 is everything.
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