In a world where animals have gone extinct, corporations have stepped in to recreate them using advanced machines and recovered DNA. But these new creatures aren’t just animals—they’re branded commodities, stamped with logos and brought to life in gleaming contraptions of gears, steam, and light. From McChickens™ to Tesla deer, every creature carries a mark, a reminder of humanity’s dominance over nature. At the heart of this strange new world is The Last Farm , a place where branded beasts are born, trained, and controlled. It’s where Leo, a rugged horse trainer, and Clara, a graceful yet rebellious rider, work tirelessly to tame the untamed. Their most prized creation is Wicked, a fiery dark red horse with a brilliant white mane, a creature of raw power and potential. But lurking in the shadows are the Wilders—a group of eco-rebels who believe nature isn’t something to be built, bought, or branded. They infiltrate the farm, dismantling machines and freeing the animals, allowing them to shake off their corporate marks and rediscover their true, unbranded selves. As Wicked and other creatures join the wild, Leo and Clara are forced to confront the truth: that nature isn’t meant to be controlled. Together, they walk away from the machines and toward a lush valley, where the animals roam free and humanity has a chance to reconnect with the wild. The Last Farm is a story of extinction and innovation, rebellion and redemption, and a reminder that the wild can never truly be tamed.