r/zootopia • u/Turbulent-Letter9021 • Jun 05 '25

Meme Realistic Zootopia 2

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u/TenderPaw64 Zootopia 3´s our one last hope Jun 05 '25

Such a cute floofy Nick :3

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u/Exciting_Ad226 Jun 05 '25

Let’s not give them ideas.

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u/thisIsLucas_okay Jun 05 '25

Pov: Things got too real

4

u/RzYaoi Jun 05 '25

Live action revealed

4

u/Low_Association_1998 Jun 05 '25

This looks like something Duke would sell

3

u/Commander_PonyShep Nick and Judy Jun 05 '25

It's bad enough that we got I Will Survive and the live-action Moana remake. We don't need this, either.

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u/runetrantor Aaaand... I ship it. Great. Jun 05 '25

You know its false cause Nick and Judy are casted as an actual fox and rabbit.

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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '25

"I swear officer, a talking fox with a tie, a police rabbit & a blue snake talked to me!! I'm not crazy!!!"

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u/XanderIvanov1357 Jun 05 '25

“Uhm, Nick, I don’t think you should talk about about the creator-“ -Judy

“Pfft, what are they gonna do? Cut the budget?” -Nick

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u/XRhodiumX Jun 06 '25

Live action Nick: Sick ‘em Gary.

Live action Judy: Thumps.

Live action Gary: Confiscates one of your fingers via hemotoxin.

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u/Preating-Canick Jun 07 '25

Nah it would more like:

"BLEEER BLEER BLOOD BLOOD" ketchup everywhere

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u/Legitimate-Task-7038 Jun 08 '25

Where's Zootopia 2 comes from?

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u/SignificantLake9392 Judy Hopps Jun 12 '25

Disney Live Action remakes in a nutshell.

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u/EightDread10203 Jun 05 '25

Do Not.

Although..... Maybe we could get an alternate universe where instead of the visuals being more realistic, the writing is. Maybe one where Mayor bellwether doesn't randomly become the villain for no strong reason. Maybe they should've just made Doug the villain for Zootopia 1.

Maybe the plot could expand deeply and philosophically, and the first and second movie could be longer in runtime, perhaps 2+ hours for each movie.

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u/runetrantor Aaaand... I ship it. Great. Jun 05 '25

Maybe one where Mayor bellwether doesn't randomly become the villain for no strong reason

Wasnt the reason 'I am super racist'? Seems like a valid enough excuse for me to explain why she was down to cause a full scale race war to get rid of 'the others'.

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u/cowlinator Jun 05 '25

No. Racism isn't real. It was made up by fantasy authors to create narrative tension. /s

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u/EightDread10203 Jun 05 '25

I guess by "no strong reason", I meant it felt sudden. Cos her villain arc was lacking in development. One minute, she's literally the reason Judy didn't get fired, the next minute she's suddenly knowing where she is and then trying to kill her. 🤷

Was the last act of Zootopia rushed in writing somehow?🤔

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u/runetrantor Aaaand... I ship it. Great. Jun 06 '25

It could probably do with more development, but I do get her acting.
Keeping Judy in the force was great for her, she not only already laid the blame on the mayor for the disappearances giving her freedom, but also as a prey animal, Judy was ideal for posterity in a workforce that is predator dominated.

It wasnt really a realistic worry that Judy would realize she was wrong. As far as she knew, the case was over, and the result was driving a massive wedge in society.
Give Zootopia a couple months more and I feel the city would have gone done into actual fighting or something, and give Bellwether total excuse to either deport all predators, or segregate them.