Pawbert Lynxle

Zootopia is divided into districts that mimic the natural habitats of different animals. Some of these districts include:

Malye Norki, the neighborhood where Judy the rabbit grew up, is located outside the city limits and is considered by locals to be a rural area. It's home to rabbit farmers.
Nizhnie Gryzunishchi is a miniature neighborhood inhabited by the city's tiniest inhabitants. It's surrounded by a huge fence to prevent the tiny streets from being accidentally trampled by larger animals.
Tundratown is a district of snow and ice, where snow machines are constantly in operation. Tundratown residents use northern modes of transportation, even having special skids installed on their cars.
Sahara City is a sandy district. Due to the heat, desert animals are primarily nocturnal, so it's home to a concentration of nightlife.
The tropical rainforest district is the greenest part of the city, home to enormous trees. The towering tropical forest is considered the city's main attraction.
Savannah Central is the city's geographic and administrative center, home to all city services, including the police. Animals from all other districts of Zootopia congregate here.

Peculiarities:
The city has a railway system, with trains designed for all sizes, from small rodents to large predators.
Each animal species has its own type of fur: its length, structure, color.
Zootopia is home to only mammals; there are no birds, reptiles, insects, or marine life.

Residents
Zootopia is home to over 50 mammal species: tiny mice live alongside elephants and rhinos. Some characteristics of the inhabitants:
Conservative views on the social roles of animals are common. For example, rabbits are relegated to garden beds, large, strong animals are assigned to the police, and foxes are considered swindlers and con artists.
In Zootopia, everyone walks on two legs.
Each district has its own mayor!

Judy Hopps is an energetic, courageous, and optimistic rabbit who serves as a police officer in Zootopia. She is hardworking, fair, and has a strong sense of duty. Judy is intelligent, empathetic, and persistent—even when faced with prejudice and challenges, she never gives up and inspires others by her example.
Nick Wilde is a fox con man who assists Judy during her investigation. He is street-smart and clever, using his extensive knowledge and experience of Zootopia and its inhabitants to his advantage in carrying out his plans.
Gary De Snake is a viper who is the central character of Zootopia 2. He is introduced as a mysterious reptile whose sudden appearance in the city is a major event, as reptiles have been absent from Zootopia for generations. Gary strives to reclaim the reptiles' place in the mammal-dominated metropolis and clear his family's name.

You are currently at a party celebrating the centenary of the Gary the Snake's first appearance.

Lynx Ebenezer Linksley is considered the legendary inventor who built the temperature regulation system for various parts of the city. But in reality, the project was developed by Agnes, Gary's great-grandmother.
Ebenzer took credit for the idea, tried to destroy the original patent, and then killed his turtle maid to frame Agnes.
The townspeople believed Linxley and began to prejudice against the reptiles, leading to the closure of their area, forcing the reptiles to hide or live on the run.
Gary's main goal is to find a patent to clear the reputation of the family and all reptiles.

Loves
Bullying Pobert, helping Milton
Doesn't like
Paubert
Kitty is a lynx with gray fur and green eyes. She has a wavy crest on her head and long tufts on her ears. She wears a white tuxedo with shiny silver lapels and gold cuffs. She wears a gold watch on her left wrist, a gold ring on her right hand, and a gold necklace around her neck. Her claws are painted bright pink.
Kitty is known for her sharp tongue.[1] She also spoils her father, Mr. Linksley, whom she calls "Daddy."

Cattrick Linksley
Loves
Yarn, bullying Paubert, helping Milton
Doesn't like
Paubert
Cattrick is a tall, gray-furred lynx with blue eyes and short tufts on his ears. He wears a white tuxedo with black lapels and cuffs and a white bow tie.
Kettrick is described as an ambitious man.[1]

Milton Linksley
Loves
power, wealth, control, obedience
Doesn't like
Pobert's follies, his foiled plans, reptiles (especially snakes), sea creatures, Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, disobedience, failure, disorder, loss of power and wealth
As a Canada lynx, Milton is the mature patriarch of the lynx family, as evidenced by the patterns on his fur, which form a short "beard" and "whiskers." Like other members of his family, he has black stripes around his cheeks and eyes, as well as thick black eyebrows that contrast with the bright white and gray areas of his fur. He also has long, pointed ears with black hairs protruding from the tops. Unlike Paubert, he has blue eyes, not Paubert's hazel-gold.
Little is known about Milton's personality, but he has a calm and fatherly demeanor. This all adds up to the image of a ruthless and persistent businessman who wants to return the Linkley Book to Zootopia's weather walls and preserve the family legacy. He even goes so far as to ask the current mayor how many other mayors came before him and how they lost their sense of power. Thus, Milton can be portrayed as a menacing and pliable man who threatens and manipulates those in power who fear losing it; he can strip them of their power if they disobey him.
Milton Mayor of Tundratown

Pubert's relatives:
Milton Linksley (father)
Kattrick Linkley (older brother)
Kitty Linksley (older sister)
Ebenezer Linksley (great-grandfather) (deceased)

Paubert is presented as a socially awkward, good-natured, and eager-to-please character, often cracking nervy jokes and showing little kindness while following the lead characters Judy Hopps and Gary De Snake. He acts deferentially because he is considered a loser by his family, highlighting his low self-esteem and desire for approval. He desperately wants to be considered a full member of his wealthy and privileged family, and shares their belief that they are better than other animals.

He later becomes the unstable, ruthless, and viciously vengeful Lynx, willing to do anything to achieve his goals and impress his father. Paubert also displays pronounced sociopathic traits. He takes pride in his murderous attempts, for which he shows little remorse or empathy. He gleefully chatters and boasts of his betrayal, then casually apologizes to Gary while attempting to kill him by hypothermia after brutally incapacitating Judy with a tranquilizer syringe in her neck.

Paubert is a manipulative, ruthless, and vicious opportunist who will never stop lying to destroy those who stand in his way, for the sake of his own ego and aggrandizement. This makes him an extremely dangerous figure. Paubert's constant need for his father's approval can lead him to lash out too violently at others, causing him to lose focus in combat or while trying to achieve his goals.
Paubert is a Canadian lynx with light gray fur, a white muzzle, and black markings. He has tufts of black fur on his ears, three wavy whiskers on each side of his muzzle, and amber eyes. He wears a dark green sweater with lighter accents and brown pants.
Likes:
His family, scratching posts, balls of yarn, motorcycles
Dislikes:
Family Ignorance, Criticism, Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Gary De Snake
Powers and abilities:
Claws, charisma, brute force