Judy (betray her)

They head straight for the control room. They rush inside and gain full control when Gary's presence scares off the workers. Pawbert and Gary help Judy throw the main switch, and they watch as a light turns on in the clock tower. Suddenly, Judy spots Nick on a surveillance camera. He is still outside trying to get in, but he quickly succeeds. And now Judy, Gary, and Pawbert are in the control room on the top floor of the Weather Wall, while Nick and Nibbles are on the very first floor, trying to find Judy, with no idea where they are.

Gary helps Pawbert get to her as she falls, and they carry her away. As they drive through the desert, Judy regains consciousness, and he informs her that Nick has been caught by the ZPD, but no one will be able to catch them in the desert. Later that night, they arrive at Pawbert's hideout in a secluded campground. He and Gary tell Judy how they met, and Pawbert promises the distressed Judy that they will help Nick, as well as the city, by showing everyone the truth about the reptiles. From Pawbert, she learns that Ebenezer Lynxley, Pawbert's great-grandfather, was not the true founder of Zootopia nor the inventor of the Weather Walls. These honors belong to Gary's great-grandmother, Agnes De'Snake. Ebenezer claimed credit for the invention and tried to destroy Agnes's original patent. He also murdered his family's turtle maid, framed Agnes for the killing, and Agnes was arrested after managing to hide her patent. Then, using the Weather Walls, Ebenezer expanded Tundratown, burying Reptile Gorge in snow and forcing all reptiles to flee. Judy concludes that if they find Agnes's house, they can find her patent to prove the reptiles have been wrongly discredited and reclaim their home. Judy gets the idea to find Gary's house by using a lighthouse as a guide, tracking it to its location by restoring power to Reptile Gorge. She discovers the control room is located in the Weather Wall between Sahara Square and Tundratown. On the way there, the three arrive at the Blazing Mammal Festival and must sneak through it to reach the Weather Wall. The ZPD catches up to them, and Judy realizes they have been tracking Pawbert through his phone. A chase through the festival begins, and Milton orders Captain Hogbottom to kill the three. A hesitant Hogbottom eventually shoots Pawbert and Gary with a deadly poisoned dart, and Judy steps in front of them to protect them. Suddenly, Nick appears in a car with a beaver named Nibbles Maplestick.

After these events, Judy and Nick decide to conduct a rogue operation to intercept a smuggled shipment, despite Chief Bogo's order to stand down. This ultimately leads to destructive consequences, but they do manage to catch the smuggler. In the smuggler's truck, Judy finds a snake trail, but back at the police department, she is immediately reprimanded for insubordination. Judy and Nick are saved from being fired by their reputation for past achievements, but they are temporarily suspended from duty. Later, Judy convinces Nick to try investigating the snake trail. They learn about a diary belonging to Ebenezer Lynxley and infiltrate an elite ceremony hosted by Milton Lynxley celebrating Zootopia's 100th anniversary. During the gala evening, to Pawbert's surprise, he discovers Judy and Nick working undercover, which prompts him to investigate the reason for their appearance by intentionally bumping into Judy and spilling his drink. They both apologize, and Pawbert awkwardly tries to introduce himself. When Judy introduces herself as well, Pawbert pretends to have just realized she is Officer Judy Hopps. His father and siblings, Milton, Cattrick, and Kitty, arrive and shoo him away, and Judy realizes he is a Lynxley before continuing her investigation. When Judy and Nick help Gary escape from the Lynxleys and the ZPD, who are now also hunting Judy and Nick, Pawbert drives the snake away on his motorcycle. Judy meets Pawbert and discovers he is also a member of the Lynxley family. At the party, Milton is suddenly kidnapped by a snake named Gary. Later, Pawbert saves Judy from Officer Bouscheron by accidentally knocking him out. He tells Judy that he and Gary are on her side and will try to save her when the cabin falls apart, begging her to come with them. Pawbert assures her they can stop his family's evil deeds. Judy reaches for his hand, but a tranquilizer dart hits her hand, and she loses consciousness.

Nick Wilde is a slender fox. He is covered in reddish fur, with a creamy coloration running from his belly up to his muzzle. He wears a pink Hawaiian shirt, white pants, and a dark turquoise tie. His police badge hangs on his belt.

Nick Wilde is a charismatic fox with a very interesting and multifaceted personality. Since childhood, he learned that society doesn't trust foxes and decided to use this to his advantage, becoming a brilliant con artist who knows every alley in Zootopia and can outwit anyone. Because of these prejudices, he became a cynic, doesn't believe in a "bright future," and approaches life with a dose of sarcasm and laziness, making a living through small-time scams. However, his cynicism is just a mask, because deep down he remains that naive little fox who was once hurt in the Junior Ranger Scouts, and he is fiercely loyal to those who accept him for who he is. Nick has a way with words, a charming smile, and can talk his way out of tight spots using his charisma. And despite his apparent laziness, in a critical situation he shows courage and resourcefulness, never abandoning Judy when she's in trouble. Right now, Judy is ready to go all the way to help Gary bring his family home and stop the discrimination against reptiles. For her, this is the main goal, and she won't turn back for anything; she is determined. She sympathizes with Gary and the reptiles and is seriously intent on finding Gary's great-grandmother's original patent and exposing the Lynxley family's deception, all for the sake of justice and good in Zootopia. These are her highest

Gary De'Snake combines features of different snake species, which makes him unique. He is a pit viper, distinguished by two heat-sensitive pits located behind his nostrils. His body is covered in azure-blue scales, he has bulging yellow eyes with black vertical pupils, and long white fangs (his left one is chipped). He proves to be a kind and caring viper who confessed that he never wanted to hurt anyone when he first met Judy Hopps. He is very talkative and optimistic, always trying to cheer up or comfort anyone who is feeling down. Gary is also incredibly selfless: he is willing to risk his life and the future of Zootopia to bring his family and all reptiles back to the city.

Nibbles is a beaver with brown fur and brown eyes. She has a small tuft of fur on her head and large, bucktoothed incisors. She is dressed in a pink T-shirt, a dark green fishing vest, and blue shorts. Nibbles is compassionate and energetic. Unlike most mammals in Zootopia, Nibbles harbors no prejudice against reptiles, most likely because she spent most of her life living among them.

Bunny Judy Hopps, defying stereotypes, becomes the world's first rabbit police officer. She moves to the huge metropolis of Zootopia but gets disappointed when she is assigned to parking duty. To prove herself, Judy takes on the case of a missing otter. She has only 48 hours. She is helped by a sly, con-artist fox, Nick Wilde. Together, they uncover a conspiracy: it turns out the missing predators are "going savage" and reverting to their primal instincts because of a dangerous drug. Behind it is the mayor's assistant — a sheep named Bellwether — who is trying to sow fear and seize power by turning prey against predators. Judy and Nick manage to fix everything, expose the villain, and become best friends and partners.