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Letās End This Once And For All
Back at the Barnyard drives me up the fucking wall, so Iām just gonna compile and support the whole ātrans cowsā theory right here and now.
So Iāve done digging and figured out that the stereotypical bull appearance definitely exist in this show, first with this bullās appearance in the series:
Which is very much differing from the other bulls we normally see in the series, who typically look like this:
So... on to the theory Iāve got about this. What probably happened is the farmer, like most farmers, kept a large amount of cows on the farm and a smaller amount of bulls as cows could be utilized more.
Eventually, quite a few of these cows went through a sort of transition(the stories behind each transition is up to yāall) and now youāve got some trans cows on the farm hence the udders and lack of horns, differing from the bull aforementioned and lacking ābiological bull parts.ā
One could argue that that certain bull may come from a place where the animals arenāt anthropomorphic and this is just a special farm where anthropomorphic animals exist on, but thatās a disproven theory with the existence of Bill the Bull:
Heās got no udders, walks on two legs, and has horns. The generalĀ ābiological featuresā of a bull. He lives on the same farm in the same universe.
So now that thatās been established, letās focus back on to the main protagonist of both the show and movie, Otis.
Otis specifically definitely has some trans implications. This post points out some I found interesting, specifically this whole scene with Otis and his dad:
This is another piece of evidence that supports the idea of transition with cows.Ā
There also is a very interesting theme in the Barnyard franchise of baby cows being adopted, and Otisās father Ben is actually his adoptive father and Otis also adopts a child later on that he namesĀ āLilā Ben.ā Itās interesting how biological fathers for both are unknown and the bulls seen are only adoptive parents, to cis mothers.
I dunno, this was just something I put together for fun and because Iām bored, add on stuff if anyone wants to.
do you think āits okā to give cis šæcows šhormone treatments šš§«to makeš¤ them lactateš¼ when ā³those limited hormonesš„š« could be betterš used onš„° trans womenš³ļøāā§ļøšāāļø?
All women should have the right to access the medical care they need. Cis or trans cows. Why must we pin 2 bad bitches against each other.
But that being said unless she super struggling let Ms moo moo and her mommy milkers work at her own pace. God I love this new ask meme
why do ALL the cows in barnyard have udders ...