r/zootopia • u/DeZaVy16z • 9h ago
r/zootopia • u/Killer0nTheRoad • 12h ago
Art here's the full comic by KAHsprin
SORRY i keep re-uploading this, i kept finding more panels. this is the FULL comic and i promise i won't take it down again.
r/zootopia • u/Intrepid_Road560 • 1h ago
Discussion Nick wilde put his foot up on the desk
r/zootopia • u/Tiny-Fix4219 • 6h ago
Discussion Does it mean that the inclusion of the jackal in the natural history museum in the first movie implied cryptid ones exist in Zootopia world but went extinct
r/zootopia • u/frOmohiOhuman • 12h ago
Art You're Not Going Anywhere, Slick (By: MacMonsterArt )
r/zootopia • u/frOmohiOhuman • 18h ago
Art All is Fair in Love and War (By: Umi_Zootopia )
r/zootopia • u/Tiny-Fix4219 • 5h ago
Discussion The true antagonist of Zootopia is actually Jerry vole
r/zootopia • u/SamHodges5300 • 5h ago
Discussion Do these middle names suit Bonnie and Stu Hopps?🐰🐰🤍🤍
r/zootopia • u/TenderPaw64 • 11h ago
Art The only acceptable Princess and the Frog remake. (Credit: Cyberamethyst)
Source for this oldie but goodie used to be here: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/21231927/
Frustrated that Disney´s chosen to rape this movie next with the live action treatment...but not surprised.
r/zootopia • u/frOmohiOhuman • 15h ago
Art Dans Sa Love Story, Dans Ma Love Story, My Love Story. (By: Chung0-0 )
r/zootopia • u/LPawthorne • 8h ago
Merch Zootopia at TOPTOY (China - July 2026)
Showing the available merch at TOPTOY in China.
r/zootopia • u/Sudden_Pop_2279 • 9h ago
Discussion Confirmation they toned down Pawbert's villainy in the final product
The junior novelization actually has the original, more purely evil version of the character
r/zootopia • u/TenderPaw64 • 17h ago
Art A cover for an unofficial Zoot fanbook. (Credit: Dogear)
r/zootopia • u/DerekTahki • 23h ago
Discussion Is it weird that I don't like this scene
So I wanted to say this for a while: I kinda don't like this scene. Through out the movie they hint to how Pawbert lived by the way his family acts towards him and the fact his own father was willing to have him shot dead for a misunderstanding so seeing him getting beat up like that doesn't really sit right and kinda makes the protagonists a bit mean spirited.
Let me refrain I'm not saying what they did was unjust or unwarranted he did try to kill them after all, but for some reason it makes them seem a bit cruel I guess.
And for Pawbert, I can see his reasoning for doing what he did but I'm not saying it was justified. what he did was inexcusable, immoral, and not easily forgivable and he should understandably surve jail time for it; however it feels a bit mean spirited for a character who has been hinted at being a victim of abuse to be beaten, humiliated and then put into the same cell as his abuser.
This is just my personal opinion on this scene and I don't wanna spark any discourse or anger anyone who agrees differently.
Overall the movie was great, and I hope everyone else had a good time watching it.