Barnyard Hide-and-Seek

Barnyard Hide-and-Seek is the first segment of the twelfth episode of the second season of Adventures in the Multiverse. It is accompanied by Breakfast at Orson's.
== Summary ==
Orson and his friends play hide and seek in Otis' barnyard while doing some house sitting, but Roy won't give any of the other animals a turn to seek.
== Plot ==
The episode begins with Orson and his friends playing Super Smash Brothers Ultimate in the farmer's house. Orson tells the viewer that the gang is house sitting for their friend Otis the Cow, who is currently out shopping.
After the Super Smash Brothers match was over with Roy winning, the gang is bored and try to brainstorm something else they can do. Lanolin suggests dress up, but the others disagree. Bo suggests surfing at the beach, but Orson tells him that Otis told the gang to remain at the farm at all times, which is the most important rule of house sitting. Finally, Booker suggests a game of hide and seek and everyone agrees.
First, the group counts how many players there are and then, they have to decide the first seeker. Lanolin, Bo, Booker, Sheldon, Wade and Orson fight over who will be the first seeker and end up forming a fight cloud. To end the argument, Roy asks to be the seeker first and the other animals accept his request.
Roy walks over a corner of the house and counts to ten while the other animals hide around the farm. After shouting "Eight...nine...ten! Ready or not, here I come!", Roy opens his eyes and looks for the other animals. He first finds Lanolin and Bo in the Sheep pen after Lanolin fails to bleet normally like Bo, as he wanted to not blow their cover, and they help him find the others. They then find Orson hiding a wailer and Bo compliments him on using the mud as camouflage.
Orson helps Roy find Booker and Sheldon by using the process of elimination, which Sheldon admits as a good strategy. Now, only Wade the duck is left to be found and the other animals look high and low.
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== Trivia ==
* This plot is similar to that of the Max and Ruby episode, Hide and Seek, but fit for an eleven-minute story.