Centaurworld Centaur cats ending song about The Nowhere King

The scene kind of creeped my out, did it scare or frighten or creep you out? This series isn’t mine it centaurworld, and check out my TikTok. Please.

[thegreen]

We fail to take into account they're probably singing off key on Purpose. Most inhabitants in this world seem to have SOME capacity for singing.

[Hilario-von-Fledermausburg]

And you imagine the parents who didn't watch the trailers or read the synopsis information showing this series to their 5- or 6-year-old son, and then the ones who made the series are the bad guys.

[nathanalcantara]

Never give me a babysitting job, I will sing this to a kid.

[bushidotestu]

God the tone of these guys and the flowers tone are completely different. With the flowers it was more like a scary lullaby while this one basically feels like something a killer would sing to you before he shanks you for fun

[trinsit]

This is so disturbing, but I love it.

[superzilla]

"This show is for kids"

You will bring joy to the No Where King, when he sees the light leaving your eyes!

[chloecarrots]

“My three year old got scared watching this.”

Guys it’s rated y7 and older for a reason..

[RyuSpike]

I had the misfortune of accidentally subjecting a 3 year-old to this scene. 0:20 especially freaked her out to almost bring her to tears and hide her face into my side.

[PollexTheCat]

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It's weird to me that none of the shamans but cat shaman even seems to know the nowhere king exists, and cat shaman's just like "yeah take it, this is fine"

Maaaybe the tree shamans. If anyone knew about him it would be them, and the first appearance of the song was flowers signing it immediately after horse got their piece. But they don't seem to care much ether.

It seems like he was imprisoned so long ago that the knowledge of his existence is little more than a folk tale at this point or all but forgotten entirely. Which makes it creepier that so many residents of centaurworld know this song so well.

Why would they know this if the nowhere king's been forgotten to such a degree that none of the people protecting the key seem to know or care about the danger that it poses. Like his influence is seeping out of the in between through the key fragments and affecting the minds of creatures close to them. (Would work as an explanation of how horse recognized the song but didn't know from where)

[rasos]

This song ia so creepy and beautiful at the same time that i used the complete version of it as the music for the allarm, what a nice woke up~

[bumblebeeproductions]

When someone says this is a kid’s show just show them this scene

[Gearran]

Okay, this is somehow even creepier than the well-sung children's lullaby version! HOW?!

[darkespeon]

man i was like in the middle of making dinner stoned af when this started and i just fucking froze with a shiver down my back. Ive been paying half attention for the entire series but this made me start paying attention shit man it was creepy

[judaihyuga]

That's....distressingly unsettling for such a cute art style...

[notworethite]

Those are some f**king traumatized cats

[raydgreenwald]

Calling it now that Johnny Teatime is a grisled war hero who saw many of his comrades fall on the battlefield

[bbypink]

Bruh I’m 24 and this song never fails to freak me the heck out. I’ve decided not to show this to my little bro, but I’m gonna keep watching!!! Can’t wait for season two!!!

[mrb]

When Zulius said that "they didn't had souls" and saw this scene I thought the Cataurs were going to be on the Nowhere king's side

[carby]

This is so so so good some cattaurs literally sound like a bunch of cats yowling? like these voices definitely are cat voices.

Especially when they sing “into the middle of Noooowhere.” OBSESSED

[six-colors]

Cats the musical is different from what I remember