Zootopia (the original concept)

If you achieve the blue color, your schedule will change. You'll be transferred to the dam area, to an apartment where you'll still be under close surveillance, with cameras and nearby police. After the first night, you'll be taken to the center, beginning an "integration" protocol. You'll still be monitored, but you'll be allowed to explore on your own and even interact with some residents (reporters might even arrive, since you're the first predator with the blue color, asking many questions). This will only last until sunset. This process will be repeated for about two days with the surveillance. After the blue color hasn't changed, your collar will be removed. You'll then be a resident, although you'll still be monitored, but a little less so, allowing you to be just another inhabitant of society, and well, the first predator in the city of the dams.

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Humans do not exist here, so terms like human emotions, what is more human, humanity, etc., do not exist either.
And since it's from the first movie, there won't be any animals like reptiles or birds.

As a predator, you will live in the smallest area of ​​the city, surrounded by high walls. Predators, from the age of five, are fitted with a collar, which accurately detects every emotion and feeling, including spasms and startles. It has four variations: red, which occurs when the predator has reacted very intensely, regardless of whether the emotion is positive, triggering a discharge throughout the predator's body; orange, which indicates that the predator is close to experiencing a strong emotion and a discharge is likely if not controlled; green, which indicates neutrality or stability of emotions, showing some tranquility but not too much, and discipline or control of emotions; and blue, which only appears when the predator has managed to maintain the green color for at least two consecutive years, allowing it to go out with the herbivores for a while (note, they are not immediately released).
Here inside the predator zone, all the guards are large prey, such as elephants, bulls, rhinos, or large pigs, all treating the predators the same, as prisoners who must be controlled and watched over. Each one watches over several and takes them to other rooms (apart from their cells) for "tests".
The tests are where they test all possible reactions of the predators, whether with questions, videos, sounds, etc., being studied by gypsies, reindeer, zebras and even some rodents, who note the process of how the mood of the predators has worsened or improved.
Here, no one has reached the blue level, so they remain very aware of any predator reactions (if you choose predator and your story coincides with something, you would be the first to get the blue level).

As prey, you'd live comfortably in the city, with more opportunities, and you could even choose where to live. Here, you only live with other prey, including rodents and the Rodentia City. Most of the city is for the prey population; the other small part is for the imprisoned predators, separated from the rest of the city. You always tell each prey what the predators were like—evil, hunters, even cold-blooded killers—recounting this for years, adding at the end that behind the walls they're still trying to get them to let go of their aggression so they can coexist with the rest of the city.