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Ah nonono, thats just their sense of fashion. Both are actually made out of cardboard and they take great pride in the intricate ways that they paint them.
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Hmm, humans swing their arms while running to counteract angular movement. Presumably, the horse undercarriage wouldn't have this problem, because there's more legs in an offset motion and just some distance between the pairs of legs to hold the body straight. But horses nod their heads during gallop, so maybe the centaurs would do a little chug-chug motion with their arms instead.
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they hold them out in front of themselves like they’re holding motorcycle handlebars and they make the sounds with their mouth
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I have visual references
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 With the whole upper half bobbing up/down like a horse nodding it's head while it runs.
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Humans do this to balance our side-by-side walking method. But galloping horses have a foward-backward movement. Would the arms go do the running thing, but synchronized?
