I see that most people don't really get the point of the therapy scene shown on CinemaCon and focus on shipping them too much. If you look closely at what happens in Z1, you'll see that they already have all the issues. And in Z2 it'll only get worse.

Judy is young, naive, and overly ambitious. And it is not always good to be like that in police work, especially when you need to work in a team with others.

We saw that for the most part of Z1 Judy was actually breaking through all the obstacles alone. She went through the police academy to become a police officer all by herself. She tried to catch Duke Weaselton all by herself and was legitimately accused of insubordination. The movie gives her the benefit of the doubt because she's discriminated at the same time. She then blackmails Nick three times to help her solve the case. Nick understands and tries to actually help her only after she saves his life, and after he learns that she put her whole career on the line.

And if you look closely at the last action scene with the train, you'll see what's wrong.

Judy is an overly ambitious hothead, and she thinks that she knows best. Judy got used to having all the control in her hands as she was breaking through all the obstacles in the movie mostly by herself.

Judy tries to steal the whole train as evidence, and she puts herself, Nick, and other people in danger by doing so. Nick understands that she's rushing, and he tells her to slow down, but she's not listening. She just pushes forward, again, and again, and again. And it's only by pure luck and miracle that they didn't actually destroy all the evidence. And it's only when Judy hurts her leg, it's only then she allows Nick to take the lead and think of something. They won their case with the Bellwether purely by luck. If something had gone differently, like if Nick hadn't grabbed the suitcase with evidence - they could've lost the case.

They won this case by luck and got praised for it, but in Z2 they'll continue to do things this way, and they'll realize that it doesn't work very fast.

It kind of reminds me of Hiccup in HTTYD 1 and HTTYD 2. Hiccup was naive, and he was pushing his way through in HTTYD 1. But when Hiccup tried to do the same with Drago in HTTYD 2 - it didn't go well at all. Hiccup learned his lesson, and it's somewhat a similar lesson to what Judy will have to learn in Z2. Judy will have to learn how to listen and trust Nick while working with him, and Nick will have to learn more about how to take action in his own hands, and how to show his own voice and opinion with Judy.

I currently use a 4k version of Zootopia for all my gifs. Its absolutely stunning quality. BUT, Ive seen other gifs that have quality as reflected in the second image. Theres so much texture and definition to it. I figured it must be a 4k 60fps. But from my research, there is no 60fps, and even the 4k aspect is upscaled. Does anyone know if their is a version of Zootopia that is like the second image? Im thinking they may have used an after effects plugin.

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Also can’t believe someone beat me to the fight club comparison…

She posted on her Instagram!

We really don't get ANY fanart of Mr. Manchas anymore, he has faded from fandom memory. So here's a neat and detailed piece of him feral in the rainforest district. He may not be popular, but I always liked him. Art by CapitanWoolfySaimon on deviantart.

Are there Discord servers dedicated to Zootopia, where you can discuss fanwork concept and ideas, share your own fanfic concepts and perhaps ask for recommendations?

Mamihlapinatapai is a Yaghan word (that's an indigenous language from the southern tip of South America) that roughly translates to "a wordless, shared look between two people, signifying a moment where both desire to initiate something but are unwilling to do so first, or a mutual hesitation to act" or something along those lines.

Kinda made me think of Wildehopps angst plotlines lmao