Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Koala Gender Female Appearance Grey fur, brown eyes, cream muzzle, small black horn-rimmed glasses, green collared shirt Occupation Owner of the Green Horn Alignment Bad Home Zootopia Friends Glenn While looking for the suspect who robbed bogberries, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde find a dirty theater program, a mud-covered key, and a dirty flyer. Hurriet analyzes the theater program and the key. Clawhauser that the suspect is a fan of the theater and is short because the theater is the Rufus Squatterton Playhouse. The key is used for a van. The flyer is for a Juice Bar run by Cleo. At the fruit stand, Judy and Nick find a hairy comb and a receipt. The comb is revealed to be an eyebrow comb and Finnick tells them that the comb is for big bushy eyebrows. The receipt is analyzed at the lab and Clawhauser tells them that the receipt was for fast food purchased at 4 am. Judy deduces that the culprit works late. After looking at a torn flyer for the Green Horn from Finnick, they know that the Green Horn is competing with the Juice Bar. They talk to the manager of the Green Horn, Glenn, and ask him about the robberies. Glenn says they're a grass bar and that they don't do fruits, especially bogberries. He says that the juice's special recipe is whipped up by the Green Horn's owner, Katee, and they stayed up all night filling their van with it.They go to Katee, and Judy asks her if she drives a van. She says it's true, otherwise she'll never transport the "best all-natural organic grass juice in all of Zootopia". She says that the grass juice is "amazing and yummy yummy yummy." Nick suggests that they search the Green Horn. They find a bottle of pills at the Green Horn. The pills are Eucalyptus caffeine pills, designed to keep mammals awake. The lab analyzes it and Clawhauser tells them that the bottle has Katee's prints all over it.

SPECIES Rabbit GENDER Female PERSONALITY Energetic, overconfident, perky, heroic, self-righteous, optimistic, intelligent, persistent, ambitious, enthusiastic, diligent, idealistic, loyal, selfless, caring, forgiving, courageous APPEARANCE Slender, gray fur, pink nose, purple eyes, blue police uniform, black vest, light gray knee pads, black utility belt OCCUPATION Police officer Carrot farmer (formerly) ALIGNMENT Good HOME Grand Pangolin Arms, Zootopia Bunnyburrow (formerly) FAMILY Bonnie Hopps (mother) Stu Hopps (father) Terry (maternal uncle) Pop-Pop (grandfather) Cotton (niece) Molly Hopps (younger sister) 274 other siblings Judy (goddaughter) Unnamed brother or sister in-law (implied) FRIENDS Nick Wilde, Clawhauser, Yax, Flash, Finnick, Mr. Big, Fru Fru, Gideon Grey, Mrs. Otterton, Chief Bogo (superior), Mayor Lionheart, Assistant Mayor Bellwether (formerly), Dinah ENEMIES Assistant Mayor Bellwether, Doug Ramses, Woolter, Jesse, Mayor Lionheart (formerly), Gideon Grey (formerly), Mr. Big (formerly), Duke Weaselton, Nick Wilde (formerly) LIKES Helping others, carrots, being prepared, hugs, equality, police work, justice, Bellwether (formerly), Fru Fru's fashion sense, Gazelle's music, her family, Nick Wilde, her niece DISLIKES Being called "cute" by non-rabbits, criminals, nudity, the slow pace at the DMV, working as a meter maid, tokenism, prejudice, injustice, Bellwether's evil plan, Bellwether's betrayal 15 years later, Judy is enrolled at the Zootopia Police Academy. At first struggling with the course demands, she gradually becomes stronger and more inventive in facing the various academy challenges so that she graduates as valedictorian and becomes Zootopia's first rabbit officer. As she leaves Bunnyburrow to start her new job in the city, Bonnie, Stu, and the rest of her family all gather to say their goodbyes at the train station.

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BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Giraffe PERSONALITY Friendly APPEARANCE Golden-brown fur with brown spots, brown eyes, purple vest over pink plaid t-shirt, tan shorts OCCUPATION Zuber driver ALIGNMENT Neutral HOME Zootopia LIKES Traveling, juice Jeremy is a male giraffe in Zootopia. He stars in a Zootopia-themed advertisement for Uber.Jeremy is a giraffe with golden-brown fur with dark spots. He has brown eyes and wears a purple vest over a pink plaid t-shirt, along with tan shorts.Jeremy introduces himself and says that he drives with Zuber because he has always loved seeing the world from a different angle. He explains that Zootopia is the only place where he can visit four wildly different climates in a single day, and that the city contains all walks of life.Jeremy briefly appears riding an escalator with Judy Hopps and a lion in the Zootopia Central Station. He appears again shortly after, ordering from the Juice Bar.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia BOOKS The Art of Zootopia Judy Hopps and the Missing Jumbo-Pop IncrediBuilds Zootopia Deluxe Book and Model Set Disney Zootopia: Friends to the Rescue COMICS Brothers & Sisters CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Rabbits GENDER Males and Females OCCUPATION Carrot farmers Owners of Hopps family farm Police officer (Judy Hopps)bCabbage farmer (Terry)[1] ALIGNMENT Good HOME Bunnyburrow Zootopia (Judy Hopps) FRIENDS Gideon Grey Some of Judy Hopps' family is seen at the beginning of the film during the Carrot Days Talent Show sitting around Bonnie and Stu. The younger ones applaud young Judy as she announces her dream to become a police officer while her parents show concern.After the play, Judy and her parents walk down various stands at the festival until they come to a stand labeled "Hopps Family Farm" where even more of her family is visible. 15 years later, some of the family comes to Judy's graduation ceremony as she graduates as the first rabbit police officer and is presented with her badge, and as Judy leaves Bunnyburrow to start her new job at Zootopia, a large portion of the family comes down to say goodbye and wish her well.Rabbits of many different colors are seen in Zootopia. Their versatile fur tones consist of:Gray Gold Brown Cream Pale yellow Black White Lavender

Another original TK edit, by me! Alternative universe/timeline where the Twokinds cast is in a modern world attending college together. Raine having joined the cheerleading team to try to come out of her introverted shell.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION BOOKS The Stinky Cheese Caper and Other Cases from the ZPD Files DESIGNER Cory Loftis CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Jaguar GENDER Male APPEARANCE Dark spots, white muzzle, police officer uniform OCCUPATION Prison warden HOME Zootopia Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde meet up with the Jaguar warden to discuss a prison evacuation. He explains they had to evacuate the solitary cell block and move it's only prisoner, a platypus he often mistakes for a beaver. Judy tries to tell him the differences between beavers and platypi, but the warden just says "Close enough". He goes on to say how he was working late in the prison tower when he witnessed a sports car drive up to the prison wall and throw some foul-smelling cheese over it. When Nick asks if he knows what species the driver was, the warden says that it was either a wolf, coyote, or fox.Judy and Nick visit the Jaguar warden again to investigate a prison break. He strings police tape around a hole in the floor as he says they are trying to keep the prison break a secret from the other prisoners so that they won't know escape is possible.He explains that the escapee is Singcor Swim, the criminal platypus mentioned earlier, and that the side of the prison he was moved to did not have reinforced cement to prevent escape.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION BOOKS. Judy Hopps and the Missing Jumbo-Pop The Official Zootopia Handbook CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES. Sheep GENDER. Male PERSONALITY. Hot-tempered APPEARANCE. Beige wool, green checkered shirt, blue jeans, red cap ALIGNMENT. Neutral HOME. Zootopia DISLIKES. Spencer Carson is a ram and a minor character in Judy Hopps and the Missing Jumbo-Pop. He also appears in The Official Zootopia Handbook in a clipping warning against 'howling and driving'.After Judy Hopps checks in at the ZPD, she heads out to direct traffic. Carson is seen in the midst of a car crash, yelling angrily at Spencer, a wolf. Though it is not seen, by the words of the book, Judy presumably settles their squabbles. The book hints, however, that this is not the first time that Carson and Spencer have crashed into each other.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS. Zootopia (cut during production) BOOKS. The Art of Zootopia DESIGNER. Cory Loftis CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES. Bat GENDER. Male APPEARANCE. Stout body, large head, large orange eyes, brown fur, blue sleeveless shirt with a bat design, dark green shorts The Bat eyewitness is a male bat who was cut from Zootopia.The bat eyewitness has brown fur and orange eyes with black pupils. He has a small wingspan. He wears a blue sleeveless shirt with a bat design on it and olive green shorts.Not much is known about the bat eyewitness' development other than that he was cut from the film at some point.This eyewitness was cut during production but still was released in a figure set along with Officer Clawhauser.The figure set revealed that the bat eyewitness often comes into the Zootopia Police Department to report crimes, hence the name "eyewitness". Another character that comes in toy form but not shown in the movie is Safety squirrel.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS. Zootopia COMICS. Cinestory Comic CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Cougar GENDER Male APPEARANCE Tan fur, cream muzzle, darker ear tips, brown eyes HOME Bunnyburrow, Zootopia LIKES Music, lasers DISLIKES Getting stuck in trees Bobby Catmull[1] is a young male cougar that lives in Bunnyburrow in Zootopia.Bobby Catmull was named after Edwin "Ed" Catmull, president of Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar.[2] His name is also a play on the word "bobcat", a species of lynx.In spite of this, Bobby is not a bobcat, but a cougar. Byron Howard explained that he was originally a bobcat, but was made into a cougar - noting the difference of tail and ears - because the crew didn't have the time to build a bobcat character model.[3] Rich Moore has confirmed that Bobby's last scene (when he turns and grins at the camera) was inspired by the Nude Organist, a recurring character from the British comedy TV show Monty Python's Flying Circus.[4][5][6]Bobby uses various instruments for the sound effects and background music in the Carrot Days Festival play at the beginning of the film.In an alternate opening, Bobby climbs a tree and is too scared to come down, becoming stuck. Judy Hopps is able to guide him down the tree with a laser pointer as he becomes focused on the laser dot and forgets how scared he is. This impresses a tiger officer, who approves and encourages Judy's dream of becoming a cop.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION COMICS. The Missing Carrot CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Rabbit GENDER Female APPEARANCE Gray fur, dark gray ears and muzzle, red checkered shirt, blue shorts HOME Bunnyburrow FAMILY Earl Hackles Bella Hackles is a female rabbit in The Missing Carrot.Bella is a slender rabbit with gray fur, brown eyes, and a dark gray muzzle, paws, and ears. She wears a red checkered shirt and blue shorts.Bella is first seen near the middle of the comic. She watches angrily as Judy Hopps accuses Earl Hackles of stealing the Hopps' prize carrot. When Bongo attempts to start a conversation with her, she rudely shrugs him off.Later, at the end of the comic, she celebrates happily with her family as they are proclaimed the winners of the contest.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION VIDEO GAMES Zootopia: Crime Files CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Ibex APPEARANCE White fur, blue eyes, pale brown horns, red jacket, lavender undershirt, dark pants OCCUPATION Amalgamation representative ALIGNMENT Neutral HOME Zootopia ,Irv is a white-haired ibex with tall, pale, brown horns that curve at their tops. His visible outfit consists of a red jacket with a lavender undershirt and dark pants with a belt. His eyes are blue with black rectangular pupils with rounded corners.Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde find a brochure for the convention at the pool. They talk to Clive about the brochure and dismiss him as suspicious. Clive says Irv's been hanging around the lobby all day staring at everyone. Judy sees that fits the description and they go speak to Irv. Judy asks Irv why he's been hanging around the lobby all day, staring at convention-goers. Irv says he's a guest, he can stare at anyone he wants, and it's not against the law. Judy agrees but adds that it's creepy. After the case is solved, Irv tells them he misplaced some very important notes somewhere near reception and asks them to help him find them. Judy asks if Irv can tell us what the notes are for and Irv grumpily says that's strictly on a "need-to-know basis". The pair find the notes torn and they tape it together, hoping they'll "accidentally" see what they are. Judy finds that the notes are completely indecipherable, so they send it Clawhauser in the lab. After analyzing them, Clawhauser says the notes are weird and they talked about amalgamated holdings congealing in the fourth quarter, which he always thought they did it in the third quarter. This confuses Judy, but Clawhauser says he was kidding and he has no idea what they say. Judy and Nick return the notes to Irv. Judy starts to guess what the notes are the topic of, but Irv, grumpily, says it's no interest to them and thanks them. Nick says she tried, though he said not very hard or very well.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION COMICS Quick As A Flash! CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Spotted hyena PERSONALITY Slick, charismatic APPEARANCE Light brown fur with dark spots, white collared t-shirt, green jeans ALIGNMENT Neutral HOME Zootopia FRIENDS Priscilla Tripletoe LIKES Priscilla The hyena customer is seen telling a story to Priscilla Tripletoe at the Department of Mammal Vehicles. He asks her on a date to see a movie, which she agrees to, much to the dismay of Flash Slothmore, who was in the middle of asking her out himself.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia (cut during production) BOOKS The Art of Zootopia INSPIRATION Judi Dench CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Mouse GENDER Female APPEARANCE Pale beige fur, blue eyes, black business dress OCCUPATION Boss FRIENDS Jack Savage Jack Savage's boss is an unnamed female mouse who was the boss of Jack Savage. She was cut from the final version of Zootopia.Jack Savage's boss is a small, petite mouse with pale beige fur, a black nose and blue eyes. She wears a tight-fitting black business dress.Not much is known about this character aside from the fact that Jack Savage, who was supposed to be the film's protagonist, worked for her. She rode around on a Segway and was imposing to larger mammals. Byron Howard has compared her to Judi Dench.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia BOOKS IncrediBuilds Zootopia Deluxe Book and Model Set A Big Golden Book: Zootopia COMICS Cinestory Comic VOICED BY Jackson Stein CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Jaguar GENDER Male APPEARANCE Yellow fur with black spots, brown eyes ALIGNMENT Good/Neutral HOME Bunnyburrow FRIENDS Judy Hopps, Bobby Catmull, Sharla LIKES Math and numbers (presumably) Jaguar[1] (pronounced "hog-u-are", as in Spanish) is a young male jaguar and a minor character in Zootopia. He lives in Bunnyburrow.Jaguar is a young jaguar with yellow fur spattered with black spots. He has brown eyes and a dark nose, as well as a rather long tail. Jaguar wears a tiger costume for the play, and underneath his costume he wears a business suit.Only seen as a child, he participates in the Carrot Days Festival play about the evolution of animals alongside Judy Hopps, Bobby Catmull, and Sharla.In his part in the play, he portrays a vicious tiger in the first segment and expresses his desire to become an actuary in the second.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia (cut during production) BOOKS The Official Zootopia Handbook DESIGNER Cory Loftis CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Honey Badger GENDER Female PERSONALITY Paranoid, unstable APPEARANCE Dirty fur covered with filth and crumbs; green or blue eyes OCCUPATION Employee at Wild Times FRIENDS Nick Wilde Finnick Clawhauser Honey is a stout honey badger with a wide build. She has green eyes in most of her artwork, but one piece of concept art depicts them as blue.Her fur is black with a white stripe extending from the top of her head to the end of her short tail. Pieces of concept art depict Honey with many different outfits:Her first outfit consists of a green camo tank top, khaki pants, a silver dog tag necklace and an olive green tool belt (pictured).Her second outfit consists of a white tank top with a picture of a dog, black pants, and a gold necklace with matching bangles and earrings. Her third outfit consists of a black tank top, green leopard-print pants, a red-and-white wristband and gold earrings (Another variant of this outfit includes a necklace).Her fourth outfit consists of a red-and-white-striped shirt, and brown pants with wildly-decorated suspender straps.Each outfit includes a tame collar.Honey was a doomsday prepper and a conspiracy theorist who believed that sheep were going to take over the world. She was a friend of Nick Wilde, Finnick, and Clawhauser (the latter not being a police officer in the version of the script Honey appeared in) and would've helped Nick run Wild Times. Her design and model were later recycled for use as Dr. Madge Honey Badger.Honey is the second character to have a name based on their species, the first being Gazelle. The Official Zootopia Handbook lists Honey as being an adventure tour guide.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION VIDEO GAMES Zootopia: Crime Files CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Three-toed sloth GENDER Female APPEARANCE Brown fur, brown eyes, cream-colored face, brown hair with blue strands, lab glasses, dark blue shirt with blue stripes under white lab coat with nametag, necklace with blue crystal OCCUPATION Forensic analyst ALIGNMENT Good/neutral HOME Rainforest District (possibly) Hurriet is a female three-toed sloth in Zootopia: Crime Files. She is the ZPD's forensic analyst.Hurriet is a brown-furred sloth with a cream-colored face. She has brown eyes, long claws the same color as her face, and a rather bulbous nose. In her headfur, there are several strips of blue hair. Her outfit consists of a dark blue shirt with blue stripes, a white lab coat, lab glasses, and a necklace with a blue pendant. Like all sloths, Hurriet always has a sleepy expression on her face.Hurriet assists Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde by analyzing the clues and evidence they find during their cases. It can take several minutes or even hours for her to analyze an object, but the player can have the option of an object analyzed immediately by paying with in-game currency. Clawhauser then tells them more about the clues, leading them closer to solving their cases.Hurriet's name is a pun on the name "Harriet" and the phrase "hurry it up", poking fun at her slowness.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION VIDEO GAMES Zootopia: Crime Files CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Shrew PERSONALITY Sassy, disagreeable APPEARANCE Light brown fur, dark brown hair pinned up in a bun, green eyes, purple vest, silver name tag, white collared undershirt OCCUPATION Temp ALIGNMENT Bad HOME Zootopia Ilana is a female shrew in Zootopia: Crime Files. She is suspected of repeatedly robbing Phil's pawn shop. She appears in Case 11.Ilana is a light brown-furred shrew with thick dark hair pinned up in a bun. She wears a white collared undershirt and a purple vest with a silver name tag. Her eyes are green.After talking to Marie, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, who was hiding from Marie, talk to Ilana about why was she at Phil's pawn shop. Sarcastically, Ilana tells them she was looking to buy/pawn something and dismisses it as a dumb question. Nick, annoyed by her unfriendliness, wishes he was talking to Detective Oates instead.Later, near the counter of the pawn shop, Judy and Nick find some stained paper. After wiping it off, it's revealed to be guitar music for a song called "Lament of a Broken Temp". Judy finds it catchy but can't read sheet music, so they send it to Officer Clawhauser in the lab to analyze. Clawhauser tells them that the sheet totally rocks. Nick realizes that Ilana is a temp and the song is about a temp. Judy asks Ilana if the sheet is hers, and Ilana sassily says "What if it is?". She says the only upside of being a broke temp is it gives her lots of depressing material to write songs about. She also says it's better than writing songs about her interest in antique coins and her bad allergies, because no one wants to hear those. Nick says they're very interested.With the pieces fallen into place, the suspect has short fur, short, bad allergies, an interest in antique coins, and plays guitar, Judy and Nick arrest Ilana for the repeated robberies of Phil's pawn shop. Ilana admits that she knew she did it once too much.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia (cut during production) DESIGNER Byron Howard CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Tabby cat GENDER Male PERSONALITY Expressive APPEARANCE Wide build, orange striped fur, green eyes, green shirt with leaf patterns, blue pants, name tag OCCUPATION Bartender ALIGNMENT Unknown HOME Zootopia Hugo is a domestic feline with a wide build. His eyes are green and his fur is orange with dark stripes. He wears a shirt resembling the one worn by Nick Wilde, along with blue pants. He also sports a name tag.While not much of Hugo's character has been revealed, the way he is drawn in the concept art he appears in implies that he is quite expressive.Hugo was a bartender who was present in an early version of the film in which Nick was apparently a spy. His character was later reworked into Officer Clawhauser in the final draft of the film.Hugo was to receive a visit from Nick at some point in the film.