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u/DeZaVy16z

▲ 197 r/zootopia

Nick, I wouldn't advise you to sit like that.

Knowing her driving style, it could be dangerous)

P.S. The way she looks at him 😍

u/DeZaVy16z — 4 days ago
▲ 430 r/zootopia

The happiest fox in the world. Even though he doesn't like waking up early in the morning, because of her, the smile will never leave his face 🦊💖🐰

u/DeZaVy16z — 8 days ago
▲ 266 r/zootopia

When your crazy conspiracy theory about snakes returning to Zootopia to steal the diary became reality)

u/DeZaVy16z — 10 days ago
▲ 78 r/zootopia

Essentially we have four options:

  1. Biological children, hybrids of fox and bunny

  2. Biological children, foxes and bunnies

  3. Adopted children

  4. No children at all

Personally, I prefer the last option.

The first two options would be difficult to implement because they would require creating uniform rules for all animals. If a fox and a bunny could have children, that would immediately raise a lot of questions about which animals can have children and which can't. And creating uniform rules here that wouldn't break the entire lore of the universe is very difficult.

Especially in the case of the first option, it could break the entire universe. Making it so that the fox and bunny can have children, while everything else remains as it is in reality, is somehow strange too. Plus, directors after Z1 said that only hybrids that exist in reality are possible, although a lot of time has passed since then and I wouldn’t consider this 100% canon, but it's still worth remembering.

The second option is slightly better than the first, but it still raises a lot of questions. For example, is an elephant and a giraffe even possible? Or an elephant and an otter? Or a thousand other crazy possibilities. Especially with the addition of reptiles and birds to the lore, it's downright crazy. And just try answering that. (Jokes about the donkey and the dragon from Shrek are not accepted 🙃). All the thoughts that come to my mind on this matter do not in any way fall under the PG rating) And it's unlikely that Jared and Byron would want such discussions surrounding the film.

So, I wouldn't do it in a way that Judy could get pregnant from Nick, since it could break some laws of the universe and raise a lot of questions that cannot be answered. So, as vulgar as it may sound, sex - yes, children - no 😝

The third option, of course, is perfectly fine from a lore perspective. But personally, I don't like it. I don't think Nick and Judy would be interested in that for the next 10 years of their lives. And then there's the question of either one of them leaving ZPD, or they stop being partners and work separate hours so that someone can be with the child. It's certainly possible to adopt a child old enough to avoid all of this, but it seems a bit doubtful. But again, this is purely my opinion, this option is quite possible.

I like the last option the most. Firstly, I don't think children are a necessary goal in a romantic relationship. Secondly, I think Nick and Judy will have ample opportunity to exercise their parenting skills. Judy has 278 siblings, and they will have hundreds (if not thousands) of children and grandchildren. I can easily imagine Nick and Judy living in Bunnyburrow after retirement, as it's more peaceful and environmentally friendly, and occasionally helping babysit Judy's relatives.

Perhaps they could even open something like a Rangers club, where they could both serve as mentors. This would also fit perfectly with their shared vision of making the world a better place. And it will also be a beautiful parallel with Nick's childhood dream. So, loneliness in old age is certainly not a threat to them.

What do you think about this?

u/DeZaVy16z — 11 days ago
▲ 210 r/zootopia

I think yes. The whole town probably knew about them after the first case, and definitely after the second. Considering that these two sometimes act like a married couple, I think people definitely have questions about whether they're together or not. At least if I saw a duo like that, I would immediately think that they were more than just friends. So I think WildeHopps shippers are pretty common in Zootopia.

There are probably a lot of fanfics about this couple on Zootopia's AO3 equivalent. Arts, media rumors, in short, it's just like in real life with public couples. I wonder how Nick and Judy would react to this before they were a couple. Probably like in the scene with the Lady and the Tramp reference, with similar expressions) It would be interesting, in theory, to see a journalist ask them a question​ about whether they are a couple or not in Z3. It would probably end with Nick making a joke, neither confirming nor disproving the theory. At least when they were mistaken for a couple in canon or even deleted scenes, they never denied it. They never disliked this​ possibility.

So, I think in Zootopia, a huge number of animals dream of seeing the fox and bunny police officers together. However, like most of us here)

u/DeZaVy16z — 14 days ago