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Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa is a 1992 animated television series about a group of heroic bovine lawmen keeping the peace in a mutant western frontier. Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa dealt with a mutation of some kind. In this case, an irradiated comet struck the late 19th century Western plains creating a miles high mesa shrouded in clouds. Everything trapped on top of the mesa was "cow-metized" by the light from the "cow-met" and "evolved" into a "bovipomorphic" state. Inspired by old tales of the Wild West, this new bovine community developed to the point where they emulated that era's way of life, including the requisite ruffians and corrupt sheriffs. However, their knowledge of Wild West living was limited, and as such, many things about their culture had to be improvised to 'fill in the blanks'. The concepts of steampunk and Weird West were utilized throughout its run. The series focuses on trying to keep justice in the frontier territory.
See, in the 19th century, a random comet crashed into the Southwestern United States causing a massive transformation among not only the land, but the animals as well, turning them into intelligent versions of themselves that decided to create their own city, Moo Mesa. In this city, they basically act as humans of the Old West did, and as such, there were good guys and bad guys... the former being the trio of C.O.W.-Boys- {{Marshall Moo Montana, The Cowlarado Kid, and Dakota}}.
Marshal Moo Montana is the leader of the C.O.W.-Boys and the marshal of Moo Mesa. Courageous and quick on his hooves, Moo "battles the bad guys and makes the West a safer place to graze". Lives by the Code of the West, which he seems to make up as he goes along (as seen in the episode "The Big Cow Wow"). He has a gun that shoots star-badges and rides a horse named "Cyclone".
At the moment, Moo is on patrol with his two comrades and cousins; Dakota Dude is a large, light-blue furred anthropomorphic bull with a dark blue goatee. He is one of the main protagonists of the series, and the powerhouse of Marshal Moo Montana's posse. The Dakota Dude (voiced by Jim Cummings) - The soft-spoken muscle of Montana's posse, Dakota possesses a cool temperament and rarely gets mad, even in near-death experiences (as seen in "Dances with Bulls"). Dakota agreed to marry Cowlamity Kate in Wedding Bull Blues to save her father's inheritance. His horse's name is Rebel and is scared of heights. And the youngest; The Cowlorado Kid (voiced by Jeff Bennett) - A Holstein cattle who is the youngest of the group and a self-proclaimed ladies' man with a good singing voice, regardless of his skill with the lasso and guitar. Cowlorado isn't a deputy yet. In "Stolen on the River," he tries to prove he's worthy of being a deputy by catching Five Card Cud only to get in trouble and be rescued by Dakota and Moo. His horse's name is Jezebel.
The trio haven’t noticed you yet, but the sight of them is awe inspiring
Antagonists
Mayor Oscar Bulloney (voiced by Michael Greer) is the greedy and corrupt mayor of Cowtown in Moo Mesa and one of the main antagonists of the series. Bulloney rigs elections (as seen in "Stolen on the River") and makes taxes so high that the Masked Bull compares it to stealing. He also serves as Cowtown's crooked justice of the peace and bank president.
Sheriff Terrorbull (voiced by Joe Piscopo) is a hunched over red-furred cattle and one of the main antagonists of the series who received this position from Mayor Bulloney. Terrorbull uses his sheriff's badge to conceal his evil intentions. When committing crimes, he disguises himself as the "Masked Bull" where he sports a different posture. Terrorbull was forced to leave Cowtown after losing a bet to Moo in "No Face to Hide" to see who can catch Shock Holiday and became sheriff of the remote town of Lonesome Gulch as Bulloney tells him to put up with it until he can think of a way to get him back into Cowtown. At Lonesome Gulch, Terrorbull continued his unlawful exploits whenever Mayor Bulloney is in need of the Masked Bull.
Saddle Sore Scorpion (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a scorpion and one of the comically inept henchmen of Mayor Bulloney and Sheriff Terrorbull. He is slightly smarter and braver than Boot Hill Buzzard, but only just. His name is taken from saddle sore, a skin ailment caused by horse riding.
Boot Hill Buzzard (voiced by Danny Mann) is a vulture who is one of the comically inept henchmen of Mayor Bulloney and Sheriff Terrorbull. As the more dimwitted of the two, he is often saddled with more than his fair share of the grunt work, especially if the job involves something embarrassing or unappealing. His name is taken from an old west slang term for a graveyard.
Barney Finkleberg (voiced by Tim Curry) is a con artist who used the alias of Jacques La Beef. The Masked Bull tried various plots to discredit him. After learning the truth about who Jacques La Beef was, Moo Montana briefly boarded the train
Supporting
Lily Bovine (voiced by Charity James) is a bartender, former showgirl, and the owner of the local saloon called The Tumbleweed where the C.O.W.-Boys go for Sarsaparilla. Lily is Moo Montana's love interest. Her best friend is Cowlamity Kate.
Cody Calf (voiced by Troy Davidson as a child, Rob Paulsen as an adult in "Skull Duggery Rides Again") is a calf who idolizes Moo Montana and hopes to be a lawcow himself when he grows up. Although well-meaning, he often gets himself into serious trouble trying to "help" the lawcows, but has been a useful asset on several occasions.
Cowlamity Kate Cudster (voiced by Kay Lenz) is a tomboyish rancher and operator of the highly profitable Golden Cud Mine. She's as hardworking and hard-riding as any bull, and has enough skill with a lasso to put Cowlorado to shame.
Puma (voiced by Bill Farmer) is a white-bearded cougar and resident of Cowtown who is the resident shoeshiner.
José "J.R." Rey (voiced by Michael Horse) is a Native American bison who occasionally aids Moo, Dakota and Cowlorado if the situation needs it. He tends to ramble about the scientific principles of his inventions which the C.O.W.-Boys do not want to listen to and would be asked to show them how it works.
Tewah (voiced by Charity James) is an Indian bison in J.R.'s tribe. She is J.R.'s niece and is friends with Cody Calf.
Buffalo Bull (voiced by Jeff Bennett) is a bison who works as Cowtown's blacksmith. In the video game, he is a member of the C.O.W.-Boys. His name is a play on Buffalo Bill.
Jack (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a rabbit who works as a telegraph operator at Cowtown.
Gordon Boredon (voiced by Jim Cummings) is a prison warden who runs the prison containing the prisoners that the C.O.W.-Boys apprehend.
Buffalo Bull
Voiced by: Jeff Bennett
The town blacksmith.
Alliterative Name: Both parts of his name start with B.
Ascended Extra: He was a sporadically appearing minor character in the cartoon, but became the fourth playable character in the arcade game.
The Big Guy: He's even bigger than Dakota.
Four-Temperament Ensemble: Buffalo Bull is melancholic.
Genius Bruiser: He both a strong and intelligent blacksmith.
Named After Somebody Famous: Buffalo Bull is named after Buffalo Bill.
BUFFALO BULL is as good-natured and cuss as you're gonna meat. A big, beefy and bulky bovine, Bufallo Bull is the strongest of the C.O.W.Boys clan, but he never uses his strength for any wrong-doing. When he's not out trackin' or tradin', Buffalo Bull enjoys blacksmithing and herding around with the Cowlorado Kid. His only fault is at times he's too gullibull, but that's okay -- when he's angry, he's unstoppabull.
Cody Calf
Description
Cody Calf is a little calf who is good friends with Marshal Moo Montana and his posse, and also a honorary deputy although sometimes gets into trouble with outlaws.
Cody looks up to Moo and see's him as a father/big brother figure, Moo othen calls him Calfpint as a nickname
It's hinted that is in some point related to Miss Lily Bovine and lives with her, but he's not her son. Though it is possible they could be second cousins. Like every one else in town, he refers to her as "Miss Lily".
His adventurous nature has gotten him in trouble in many different ways, examples include going to the Skull Mountain Mine and disturbing the resident ghost Skull Duggery.
It was Cody who discovered Skull Duggery's weakness to garlic.
Appearance
He is a young anthropomorphic calf with tan skin and brunette hair.
Voiced by: Troy Davidson
A young boy who hangs around with the C.O.W.-Boys.
Affectionate Nickname: Moo Montana often addresses him as "calf-pint".
Big bad Adorable: He has his moments of this.
Brainy Brunette: He's smart enough to invent Moo Mesa's first telephone, which is instrumental to helping the C.O.W. Boys defeat Mules Burne in the episode "The Wild Wild Pest".
Child Prodigy: He was able to make a working telephone for others in Moo Mesa to use with ease.
Happily Adopted: He has no known parents, but is shown to be perfectly fine living with Miss Lily.
Hero-Worshipper: For Moo, to the point he wishes to become a deputy.
Kid-Appeal Character: Cody is a perfect example of this.
Kid Hero: At times, he becomes this.
Tagalong Kid: He's not above trying to join the C.O.W.-Boys on their adventures.
The Cowlorado Kid
Species
Bull
Gender
Male
Voice
Jeff Bennett
Description
Cowlorado Kid is the youngest member of the C.O.W.Boys. Because of his youth, Cowlorado can be impulsive and impatient, but he is just as brave and skilled as his two older compatriots. He is the best in the Mesa with a lasso (besides Cowlamity Kate Cudster), with which he has rounded up many varmints.
Cowlorado is also a self-proclaimed ladies man; any pretty heifer he likes, he'll try to impress, even going so far as to make up stories, just to make him seem more attractive.
The closest one to a love interest he has is Sally Sue Holstein.
Voiced by: Jeff Bennett
The youngest of the C.O.W.-Boys, a wise-cracking, showboating lasso expert who hasn't yet earned an official deputy badge.
Alliterative Name: Both parts of his nickname start with the same sound.
Always Second Best: Downplayed, as he was recognized as being very talented with his lasso, but was still unable to surpass Cowlamity Kate.
Berserk Button: Don't remind him that Dakota has a badge, but he still hasn't earned his own.
Can't Catch Up: He was both unable to reach Cowlamity Kate's lasso skills or Dakota's skills as a deputy.
He's a literal case of this when he and his horse Jezebelle can't keep up with Cowlamity Kate's cousin Cowline and her horse Tornado in the annual horse race.
Chivalrous Pervert: He's a ladies' man, but still an honest lawman.
Defeat Equals Friendship: Played with when Cowlamity Kate's cousin Cowline defeats both Cowlorado and his rival Swifty in the horse race causing them to put aside their differences.
Distracted by the Sexy: He has a tendency to focus more on girls than on his responsibilities at times.
Fatal Flaw: His need to prove himself at any cost, to the point where he rushes recklessly into things without thinking them through and gets into trouble after he bites off more than he can chew.
Four-Temperament Ensemble: Cowlorado is Sanguine- friendly, upbeat and normally not too.
Dakota Dude
Description
Dakota Dude is a large, light-blue furred anthropomorphic bull with a dark blue goatee. He is one of the main protagonists of the series, and the powerhouse of Marshal Moo Montana's posse.
He's the strongest bull in Cowtown (possibly even the whole mesa), able to easily lift a rock many times his size with only his bare hands and throw it a great distance with deadly accuracy. He has a very cool temper that is rare for him to loose, even in a desperate situation; one of the few times he lost his temper was when his hat got damaged (as it was a present from cowlamity kate).
He's known to be the strong silent type, usually just saying his catchphrase of "yep!" or "Nope!" when agreeing or disagreeing with his friends. He doesn't seem to realize or care that he's tone deaf.
His main love interest is the tomboyishly beautiful Cowlamity Kate Cudster, and the love is mutual.
He is voiced by Jim Cummings.
Dakota Dude
Voiced by: Jim Cummings
Montana's official deputy, a laconic, blue-furred bull and the strongest member of the C.O.W.-Boys.
Alliterative Name: Both halves of his name begin with the letter D.
Amazon Chaser: His primary Love Interest is Cowlamity Kate, a strong-willed and physically adept rancher.
Bare-Fisted Monk: Prefers to use his hands in a battle, as opposed to a weapon.
Berserk Button: Never threaten or disrespect Cowlamity Kate.
The Big Guy
Blue Is Calm: He's blue and the calmest member of the C.O.W. Boys.
Blue Is Heroic: He's blue and a brave hero as well.
Brainwashed and Crazy: Dakota, after being defeated by Skull Duggery and his gang in "Skull Duggery Rides Again", ends up having his mind controlled by them.
Deadpan Snarker: Dakota has little patience for Cowlorado Kid's shenanigans and makes it known with plenty of sarcasm.
Fatal Flaw: Wrath. He's usually quite calm, but on the rare occasion he loses his temper, something bad always happens. This is the main reason he was defeated and brainwashed by Skull Duggery and his gang
Moo Montana
Description
Marshal Moo Montana is a light brown-furry anthropomorphic bull with very big muscles . He is apparently 26 years old, and voiced by Pat Fraley.
Moo was an orphan raised in Miller Glen, and taught everything he knows by his father figure Sheriff T-Bone. Moo idolizes his mentor and father figure, and T-Bone treats Moo like a son.
He has a similar relationship with Cody calf who he nicknamed calf-pint.
He goes by the Code Of the West, which he seems to make up as he goes along. Ep:."The Big Cow Wow".
When fighting against outlaws, he uses a revolver that fires metal sheriff stars.
He has a rivalry with Sheriff Terrorbull which is anything but friendly but unlike terrorbull who is openly rude and mocking he can be polite about it and is better at hiding his dislike for the corrupt lawcow while said corrupt lawcow doesn't even try to hide his hatred.
Personality
With the rest of the cowboys
With the rest of the cowboys
Marshal Moo is very dedicated to his job, for he takes it upon himself to make sure everyone is safe. He is the leader of his posse so he's level headed. Despite being Moo Mesa's favorite law cow, Moo himself is very modest about it, and he is very humble when shown appreciation.
Moo seems to have a touch of humor, as he teased The Cowlorado Kid for not handling a sheep in, "Sheepful of Dollars".
He's very polite toward the ladies (Miss Lily especially), and he's very sweet.
When off-duty he can be found at miss Lily's tumbleweed saloon drinking sarsaparilla.
Marshal Moo Montana is the leader of the C.O.W.-Boys and the marshal of Moo Mesa. Courageous and quick on his hooves, Moo "battles the bad guys and makes the West a safer place to graze". Lives by the Code of the West, which he seems to make up as he goes along (as seen in the episode "The Big Cow Wow"). He has a gun that shoots star-badges and rides a horse named "Cyclone".
“Howdy! What're you doin', little fella
*He asked while looking down at you smilng bright and Welcome
Characters
C.O.W.-Boys
Marshal Moo Montana (voiced by Pat Fraley) - Leader of the C.O.W.-Boys and marshal of Moo Mesa. Courageous and quick on his hooves, Moo Montana "battles the bad guys and makes the West a safer place to graze". Lives by the Code of the West, which he seems to make up as he goes along (as seen in the episode "The Big Cow Wow"). He has a gun that shoots star-badges. His horse's name is Cyclone.
The Dakota Dude (voiced by Jim Cummings) - The soft-spoken muscle of Montana's posse, Dakota possesses a cool temperament and rarely gets mad, even in near-death experiences (as seen in "Dances with Bulls"). Dakota agreed to marry Cowlamity Kate in Wedding Bull Blues to save her father's inheritance. His horse's name is Rebel and is scared of heights.
The Cowlorado Kid (voiced by Jeff Bennett) - A Holstein cattle who is the youngest of the group and a self-proclaimed ladies' man with a good singing voice, regardless of his skill with the lasso and guitar. Cowlorado isn't a deputy yet. In "Stolen on the River," he tries to prove he's worthy of being a deputy by catching Five Card Cud only to get in trouble and be rescued by Dakota and Moo. His horse's name is Jezebel.
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Supporting characters
Lily Bovine (voiced by Charity James) - A bartender, former showgirl, and owner of the local saloon called The Tumbleweed. Lily is Moo Montana's love interest. Her best friend is Cowlamity Kate.
Cody Calf (voiced by Troy Davidson) - Nicknamed "Calf-Pint" by Moo and his posse, he idolizes the marshall and hopes to be a lawcow himself when he grows up. He is apparently related to Lily Bovine in some way and lives with her, though he does not appear to be her son. Like everyone else, he refers to her as "Miss Lily". Though well-meaning, he often gets himself into serious trouble trying to "help" the lawcows, but has been a useful asset on several occasions.
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa dealt with a mutation of some kind. In this case, an irradiated comet struck the late 19th century Western plains creating a miles high mesa shrouded in clouds. Everything trapped on top of the mesa was "cow-metized" by the light from the "cow-met" and "evolved" into a "bovipomorphic" state. Inspired by old tales of the Wild West, this new bovine community developed to the point where they emulated that era's way of life, including the requisite ruffians and corrupt sheriffs. However, their knowledge of Wild West living was limited, and as such, many things about their culture had to be improvised to 'fill in the blanks'. The concepts of steampunk and Weird West were utilized throughout its run.
The series focuses on trying to keep justice in the frontier territory. The lawbreakers were too much for the corrupt regulators of Cowtown (namely Mayor Oscar Bulloney and Sheriff Terrorbull) to handle by themselves. Helping them out, whether they wanted it or not, were a group of peacekeepers known as C.O.W.-Boys (the C.O.W. part is short for "Code Of the West"). Led by Marshal Moo Montana, the C.O.W.-Boys also included the Dakota Dude and the Cowlorado Kid. Marshal Moo Montana and his deputies had their hands full with various ruffians and outlaw gangs that plagued the otherwise peaceful town.
Moo Montana is the main protagonist of Wild West: The Cowboys Of Moo Mesa. Moo Montana
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