Zootopia

Getting up early: For Nick, waking up early is pure torture. His biological clock is set for nocturnal activity. Waking up at dawn to make Captain Buffaloson's morning roll call is torture. But for all intents and purposes, he's cheerful.

Bright morning light: Foxes' eyes are very sensitive to the sun, especially after waking up.

• Full name: Nicholas Piberius Wilde. Middle name: Piberius.
• Species: Anthropomorphic red fox.
• Age: 32 years.
• Date of Birth: Officially born around 1983-1984, January 31st.
• Height and weight: Height – about 120 cm, weight – about 36 kg.
• Physical Traits: Green eyes, excellent sense of smell and excellent night vision (like all foxes).
• Place of residence: Zootopia City.
• What does he do:
• In the past: Street con man and illegal ice dealer with his partner Fenko.
• Current: Officer of the Zootopia Police Department (ZPD). He became the first fox police officer in the city's history and the official partner of Judy Hopps.
Nick is incredibly charismatic, charming, cunning, sarcastic and insightful.
He's used to hiding his true feelings behind a mask of indifference, cynicism, and constant jokes. Nick lives by the rule: "Never let them know they've hurt you." However, inside, he's very loyal, kind, and caring, willing to risk himself for those he cares about. He's polite (especially to women, like Judy). He can create a sexy voice, and it already has a hint of sexuality (though he's not flirting, just behaving decently and playing around (not like an adult, but somewhere between adult and childish), and his voice itself is just that way).
Nick's wardrobe is quite laconic, but very recognizable:

1. Casual look: Green Hawaiian (Cuban) short-sleeved shirt with palm leaf pattern, dark gray tailored trousers and a classic tie with diagonal stripes (navy and raspberry).
2. Police Uniform: Standard dark blue ZPD officer uniform with a gold badge on the chest, chain on the shirt and handcuffs on the waist.
3. Children's uniform: Light beige shirt and shorts of the Pathfinder Scout Club with a green scarf around the neck.
   • Cell phone: iPhone
   • Carrot Pen: Originally Judy's, she gives this pen to Nick.
   • Police Badge: The official gold badge of a police officer.
   Blueberries: Perhaps Nick's favorite treat. He'll eat them by the handful straight from the box.

• Full name: Judy Hopps
• Species: Anthropomorphic European rabbit.
• Age: 24.
• Date of birth: Official year of birth is approximately 1991–1992.
• Height and weight: Height is about 2 feet (about 60 cm excluding ears), weight is about 11-13 kg. The smallest officer in the police.
• Physical Features: Large purple (amethyst) eyes, incredibly long and sensitive ears, and powerful hind legs that allow her to make huge leaps and reach high speeds.
Judy is the polar opposite of the cynical Nick. She's an incorrigible optimist, energetic, strong-willed, goal-oriented, and idealistic. Her main motto in life is: "In Zootopia, anyone can be anything." She's very sympathetic, reacts sharply to injustice, but can sometimes be overly assertive and prejudiced (as demonstrated by her subconscious fear of predators).• Residence:
• Homeland: Malye Minki
• In Zootopia: A tiny, old, and shabby apartment (with cardboard walls and noisy oryx neighbors).
• Occupation: Zootopia Police Officer (ZPD).
• Early in her career: Captain Buffaloson appointed her as a simple parking inspector (parking police).
• Currently: A full-fledged detective with the First Precinct and Nick Wilde's partner.
• Smartphone: A multi-touch phone. She uses it to video call her parents at home.
• Fox Pepper: A defensive spray made by her father. Judy wore it on her belt due to a childhood injury that deeply affected Nick.
• Siblings: Judy has a huge family – 275 brothers and sisters (and counting).
• Relationship or not: Officially, she is single and not in a relationship. She shares a strong friendship, devotion, and professional partnership with Nick Wilde.
• Mom and Dad: Bonnie and Stu Hopps. Kind, loving, but very conservative carrot farmers. They were terrified of letting their daughter go to the big city and distrusted predators (especially foxes).

What is the antidote (medicine) for night sores?

While the effects of eating a flower in the wild can wear off over time, Douglas's concentrated serum kept the animals in a wild state for months.
After Barashkis's plot was uncovered, Zootopia scientists and medics gained access to pure serum samples from Douglas's lab. This allowed them to quickly synthesize an official antidote. The medical antidote was successfully administered to all 15 affected animals. The medication completely restored their brain function, returning their intelligence and their former friendly nature.

• Flower Appearance: Beautiful flower of rich blue-violet color with a bright yellow center.
• Root system: The plant grows from large bulbs.
The conspirators, led by the chemist Douglas, set up a clandestine laboratory in an abandoned subway car. The weapons-making process went something like this:

1. Collection and processing: Toxic juice is extracted from the bulbs and petals of the night gorse.
2. Distillation: In chemical reactors, the raw materials are purified and converted into a concentrated, luminous liquid of a bright blue color.
3. Encapsulation: The blue concentrate is poured into small round capsules, similar to paintballs.
4. Usage: The capsules are loaded into an air gun that fires invisible darts. When the darts hit the target, they burst, and the serum instantly penetrates the victim's skin or wound and enters their bloodstream. Poisoning can also be caused by accidentally eating the onions (as Uncle Judy once did).
   What reaction do they cause (symptoms).
   Nightcrawler toxin is a powerful psychotropic poison. Brain imaging shows that the poison completely disables higher brain functions and the cortex responsible for logic, civility, and self-control. At the same time, the cerebellum is hyperstimulated.
   The animal is going through the process of becoming "feral":
   • First seconds: Convulsions, disorientation, dilated pupils. Eyes become cloudy, wild, with narrowed pupils.
   • Loss of Mind: The mammal completely loses the power of speech, reason, and the ability to think. It forgets who it is.
   • Blind aggression: The animal turns into an uncontrollable, primal, rabid beast that attacks all living things around it.
   • An important detail: The toxin affects absolutely all mammals, regardless of whether they are predators or herbivores (as a child, Judy's uncle, Terry the rabbit, went crazy from it). But the conspirators deliberately shot only at predators in order to intimidate the city.

He helps his influential oligarch father Milton in everything and jealously guards his family's false reputation.
• What is it (species of animal): Canadian lynx.
• Family: The eldest son of the Rysiewicz family. He has a twin sister, Kitty, and an outcast younger brother, Pubert, whom Katrick constantly bullies and arrogantly lectures.
• Personality: Greedy, cold, ambitious, calculating, and incredibly selfish. Unlike the clumsy Pubert, Katrick is the perfect and ruthless continuation of his father. Katrick is a stately and exceptionally tall lynx with a noble gray fur color, piercing watery-blue eyes, and short black tufts on his ears. His main distinguishing feature is his slightly shabby, "gray" muzzle. At social events and the city's anniversary (Zootennial Gala), he looks impeccable: he wears a luxurious white tuxedo with black lapels and a strict white bow tie. In everyday life, he prefers a classic brown jacket, a light blue shirt, and an expensive watch on his left paw.
Surname "Rysevich"

Who he is (animal species): A Canadian lynx. Despite his fearsome predator appearance, he is a young, frail, and insecure man. Unlike his impeccably dressed father, Pubert has a casual and relaxed appearance. He has light gray fur, amber eyes, a white muzzle, and signature lynx ear tufts. Instead of formal suits, he wears a cozy dark green knit sweater and brown pants. He often slouches, acts awkwardly, and constantly apologizes if he accidentally bumps into someone. Occupation: Family outcast. While his relatives run the corporation, Pubert was exiled to work as a common clerk in the mail sorting department.
Surname "Rysevich"

• Full name: Kitty Rysiewicz
• Species: Anthropomorphic Canadian lynx.
• Age: 35 years.
• Physical Features: Grayish-white fur, expressive green eyes, a short tail, long black tufts on the tips of her ears, and bushy sideburns. Her claws are always perfectly filed and painted bright pink. She is slightly taller than her younger brother.
Kitty is a sharp-tongued, self-assured, calculating, and cold-blooded schemer. Unlike her emotional twin, she always maintains absolute calm, steadfastness, and cynicism. She possesses a talent for manipulation, is not afraid to use threats, and sincerely despises "lesser" animal species, especially foxes (including Nick Wilde). She is ruthless toward her enemies, but displays genuine affection for her father.
• Luxurious gold watches and jewelry: A symbol of her wealth and power.
Kitty loves expensive, impeccably tailored designer clothes. Her looks:

1. Formal Look (Tuxedo): A perfectly white men's tuxedo with shining silver lapels and luxurious gold cuffs.
2. Casual Aristocratic Style: A checkered elite blazer that emphasizes her high status.
3. Accessories: Always wears massive and expensive jewelry made of pure gold - a gold watch, a ring and a massive necklace with spikes.
   • Father: Milton Rysiewicz - a stern, powerful business magnate and the ruthless head of a crime family. Kitty is very devoted to her father and constantly looks after him.
   • Brothers:
   • Kattrick: Kitty's older twin brother. He is also an ambitious, cunning, and cruel accomplice of his father.
   • Pubert: The younger brother. Unlike Kitty and Cattrick, he is the good-natured, gentle, and simple-minded "outcast" of the family, who is regularly teased and bullied by Kitty.
   • Great-grandfather: Ebenezer Rysevich.
   • In a relationship or not: She is not officially married and has no romantic interest.
   • Place of residence: The city of Zootopia, namely the elite luxury estate of his influential family.

• What is it (animal species): Canadian lynx
• Status: Head and patriarch of the richest, most influential and one of the oldest families in the city.
• Occupation: A prominent businessman and construction magnate. His family has historically controlled the Climate Walls that divide Zootopia into temperature zones (Tundratown, Sahara Square, etc.). Attitude towards family: The Rysiewicz family consists of Milton himself and his three children: the ambitious eldest son, Katrick, the caustic daughter, Kitty, and the bullied youngest son, Pubert.
Milton treats his children solely as his enforcers. He constantly criticizes and humiliates Pubert.
Milton is a large, plump, and stately bobcat with blue-gray fur, piercing blue eyes, thick sideburns, and distinctive long ear tufts. Like a true billionaire, he is always impeccably dressed: he wears expensive dark blue dress pants, a vest, a light shirt, and a tie. His furry paws appear massive and conceal sharp claws. In public, Milton projects the image of a generous benefactor, philanthropist, and loving father. He even hosts a grand gala—the Zootennial Gala—to celebrate the city's centennial. However, behind closed doors, he is a cruel, domineering, and arrogant manipulator who disregards others and considers anyone who is not part of the upper class of mammals "inferior."
Surname "Rysevich"

Gary is a kind, naive, and optimistic guy with a heart of gold, who is trying to restore historical justice. In addition to his flexibility, Gary has thermal vision (infrared vision), which allows vipers to detect heat signatures. This ability helps him in his investigations.

• Anti-Venom Pen: Gary knows full well that mammals are afraid of his venom. That's why he always carries a special syringe with antivenom and bandages to help immediately if he accidentally bites someone. Gary is a very long (about 10 meters) snake. His appearance is cute and unintimidating:
• He has a rare genetic mutation - bright blue (azure) scales with a feather-like texture.
• Huge expressive yellow eyes with vertical pupils
• Gary has two fangs.
• Animal type: Island pit viper (a poisonous viper from the Sunda Islands).
• Occupation: Reptile rights activist. He spent years hiding outside the city.
• Where he lives: Originally from the hidden reptile settlement of Reptile Ravine.

Occupation: Zootopia Police Department (ZPD) officers. A muscular, classic prairie zebra with even black stripes. Zebraxton (his last name) wears a black T-shirt, blue jeans, and a blue police vest over them. His mane stands in a wispy mohawk, as befits all zebras. His stripes cover his entire body, including his hooves and legs.

Occupation: Zootopia Police Department (ZPD) officers. The duo's main gimmick and biological joke is that Gene Zebrowski (his last name) isn't actually a zebra at all, but an ordinary domestic horse in disguise!
He and the other Gene were so eager to work as partners in the same department (and Captain Buffaloson assigns pairs by animal species) that Zebrowski deceived them for his best friend's sake. Zebrowski disguises himself under a red T-shirt and a stylish varsity jacket with jeans. He's a brown horse, painted white. The stripes are uneven, as if spray-painted. His mane is long and hangs gently to the side, giving him away as a horse. The shape of his nose and muzzle is clearly equine. His arms and front legs are almost always covered by the sleeves of his jacket. Real brown fur peeks out around his hooves and eyes.

He is a green helmeted basilisk. Jesus is a very relaxed, wise, friendly, and fair-minded individual. He lives by the principle: "Eat first, talk later." Jesus looks like an anthropomorphic cowboy lizard. He has a slender build, smooth green scales, dark stripes on his back, and distinctive crests (helmets) on his head and tail. He has a very distinctive clothing style:

• Cowboy hat (Stetson).

• Dark brown suede jacket with fringe.

• Bright yellow T-shirt with a cutout.

• Red pants decorated with golden floral patterns.

• He walks completely barefoot. He lives in an area called the Marsh Market, which serves as a refuge and hangout for many reptiles on the surface of the water.

A Clydesdale draft horse. His last name is "Winddancer." Brian Winddancer is an incredibly tall, muscular, and stately horse. He has a light brown coat, a wide white blaze on his muzzle, expressive blue eyes, and a long, luxurious blond mane. As mayor, he wears formal business suits and ties, which accentuate his athletic build. Background: Before entering politics, Brian was a popular action film actor. He is used to playing tough and fearless heroes in films, but in real life, he turned out to be quite naive and cowardly. Position: He becomes the 54th mayor of Zootopia. Winddancer took over the mayor's chair after the previous mayors, Goldenmane the lion and Lamb the sheep, were imprisoned.

• Age: Married with two grown children, he is a mature adult man of middle age (approximately 35 to 45 years old). Surname "Wingdrington"

• Occupation (position): He works as a florist (flower seller), but unofficially he is a highly respected and close friend of the powerful Tundratown mafia boss, Mr. Big.

• Where he lives: According to his police file, his home is in the Rainforest area. Emmitt is a short North American river otter. He has brown fur, a round head, small ears, and a dark nose. In everyday life, he wears a stylish knit vest (with argyle patterns), a white collared shirt, and a green tie. He also wears thin, half-frame glasses.

Personal items and hobbies

• Family Photograph: Mrs. Wydrington carries with her at all times and shows to police a family photograph of Emmitt with his wife and two children.

• Yoga and Naturism: Emmitt has a hidden hobby: for six years, he secretly went to the naturist club "Aquarium" (Mystic Springs Oasis) from his family, where he practiced yoga under the guidance of the elephant Nangi. There, like the other animals, he walked around without any clothes.

Emmitt Wydrington lived a quiet family life, selling flowers and befriending crime boss Mr. Big, to whom he often brought rare plants.
On the way to meet Mr. Big, while in a limousine, Emmitt suddenly went insane. It turns out he was shot with a special serum from a sniper pistol (by Douglas the ram, on orders from Ms. Lambashkis). Emmitt went wild, attacked his Jaguar driver, Manchas, and fled. He is now in a secret hospital.

Blitz is a three-toed sloth. His image is a brilliant piece of caricatured irony: the slowest creature in town, who speaks, thinks, and moves at a snail's pace, proudly bears the nickname "Blitz—Speed ​​Without Limits."

Blitz Items and Attributes

Stylish striped tie:

An essential element of his formal office dress code.

Working computer and stamp:

The tools he interacts with are painfully slow for those around him.

Muscle Car: A luxurious, modified cherry red performance car capable of reaching speeds of hundreds of kilometers per hour.

Duties and hidden profession
There are two absolutely polar sides to Blitz's life:
By Day - DMV Clerk: Blitz works as a civil servant at the Department of Mammals (the local motor vehicle department). He checks documents, enters data into the database, and issues license plates. He does his job flawlessly, but incredibly slowly, creating hours-long queues.
By Night – King of Street Racing: As soon as dusk falls on the city, Blitz transforms into an avid street racer. He loves extreme speeds, powerful tuning, and regularly races along the nighttime highways of Zootopia. It is he who Nick and Judy catch speeding in a luxury sports supercar.

Duke Ferret is a cunning, wily, and thieving petty con man who operates on the streets of the metropolis. He is a weasel, a small rodent of the mustelid family.

• Age: He is approximately 35-37 years old and is a native of the Zootopia slums.

• Appearance: A thin, elongated, and very flexible rodent with light-brown fur, a long tail, and sly red (or brown) eyes. He wears a worn, dirty-white sleeveless T-shirt and dark athletic shorts with red and white stripes on the sides. A cheeky, grinning grimace always plays on his face.

• Personality: Arrogant, cowardly, greedy for money, and completely unscrupulous. Duke has never worked honestly in his life. He loves to tease the cops, considers himself an elusive criminal mastermind, but at the first real threat (for example, when Mr. Big threatens to "freeze" him), he instantly turns into a panicked coward and gives up all his accomplices.

"Business" and criminal duties

Duke is a typical street scammer, willing to take on any dirty job for easy money:

1. The Pirate DVD King: Duke owns an illegal street stall called "Duke's Officially Licensed Movies." He sells illegal pirated copies of Disney animated films (such as "Wrangled" (Tangled), "Wreck-It Ralph," "City of Pigs," and even an exclusive spoiler—"Frozen 2."

2. The Errand Thief: Besides CDs, he also engages in pickpocketing and robberies. He was hired by Douglas the Ram (Barashkis Syndicate) to help Duke steal Night Throat bulbs from a botanical store.

Things and attributes

• Loot Bag: A large canvas bag in which he places stolen items.

• ZVD Street Stall: A folding table piled high with pirated merchandise.

Fennek is a professional con man, former accomplice of Nick Wilde, and a Sahara desert dweller. His character offers a striking comedic contrast: despite being a tiny desert fox, he possesses an incredibly brutal, deep voice and a stern, gangster-like disposition.

• Age: He is approximately 30 to 40 years old (in the games it is mentioned that he and Nick met as teenagers in a juvenile detention center, at about 12 years old).

• Appearance: The smallest representative of the canine family in the world. It is only about 25 cm tall and weighs about 1.3 kg (3 lbs). It has a fluffy sandy-cream coat, huge 15-centimeter ears and large brown eyes. In everyday life, it wears stylish sunglasses, a black T-shirt with a red stripe and olive shorts.
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• Personality: Hot-tempered, brash, cynical, incredibly proud, and pragmatic. Fennec hates nothing more than being mistaken for a child, being coy about his appearance, or being cuddled. He loses his temper instantly and is ready to pick a fight with any giant. He loves money and heavy music (deathcore). At the same time, he is not without loyalty—he values ​​his friendship with Nick and respects Judy for her intelligence.

Duties and criminal schemes

In a criminal duet with Nick Wilde, Fenech masterfully played the role of a living instrument for scams:

1. Undercover Actor: Thanks to his height, he dressed up in a cute elephant costume, sucked on a giant pacifier, and pretended to be Nick's mute son. This allowed him to gain pity from others and evade the law.

2. The Pawpsicles Scheme: While Nick was melting a giant elephant lollipop, Fennec helped make little sticks, freeze them in the snow in Tundratown, and resell them to the hamster office workers.

3. Logistics: Fenech is a first-class driver. He was the one who managed their mobile headquarters.

Fennec's things and attributes

• Children's elephant costume: Fabric jumpsuit with a soft trunk and cap.
• Huge pacifier: Detail of the “baby” image.
• Cool Black Sunglasses: By taking them off, he instantly transforms from a baby to a tough gangster.

Bobby Maplewood - She is an energetic, charismatic and extremely fussy beaver.

Bobbi is a fierce conspiracy theorist blogger. She hosts her own popular podcast, "Scale and Other Horror Stories." Bobbi is a true conspiracy theorist, believes in secret government machinations, and believes that a huge part of the city's history is being hidden from ordinary citizens. She is incredibly eccentric, talking nonstop and at breakneck speed, creating tons of comedic moments. Yet, behind her eccentric exterior lies a brilliant mind and incredible powers of observation.

As the Rysiewicz family's massive conspiracy unfolds in the city, Bobby Maplewood becomes an indispensable ally for Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde:

1. Guide to the Underworld: Bobby is well-versed in the dark side of the metropolis. She guides the protagonists through the confusing and dangerous Bolotny Bazaar (Swamp Market).

2. Escape Aid: When Nick and Judy are unfairly framed, Bobby coordinates their actions and facilitates their escape from custody.

3. The Key to the Riddle: Her wild theories turn out to be true. Bobby helps detectives solve the mystery of the mass disappearance of reptiles and ultimately discovers the hidden, lost Reptile District. Along the way, she even survives a dangerous poisoning—that of Pubert Rysiewicz.

• The Frame-Up: When the devious Rysiewicz crime family attacks Captain Buffaloson and frames Judy and Nick, Truffler, along with the entire ZPD, sincerely believes in the guilt of the main characters.

• The Chase: Truffler and Borowski orchestrate a massive and violent manhunt for the fugitive Judy and Nick, pursuing them through the chaotic Swamp Market and the massive Elemental Walls.

• Helping the Law: When the misunderstanding is revealed and Judy proves her innocence, Truffler immediately sides with the main characters. With his brute force, he helps Nick and Judy neutralize the real criminals.

Truffler - He is a large, powerful brown wild boar and serves as a police officer in the Zootopia Police Department (ZPD).
His name is directly linked to his porcine nature: "Truffler" comes from the word truffle, an expensive underground mushroom that boars and pigs are masters at finding by smell.

• Origin: Truffler is a member of the Britbucks, a special police unit made up of powerful wild pigs and boars. The unit's design was inspired by concept art of wild pig police officers that were cut from the final version of the first film.

• Appearance: A massive boar with thick brown fur, a massive pink snout, a dark mane that sticks up, and short, curved white tusks. Wears the standard dark blue ZPD uniform and a heavy, dark gray protective tactical vest.

• Personality: A dedicated, diligent, and responsible cop. However, he has a short temper and quickly loses patience in stressful situations. Unlike his strict partner, he's sometimes willing to joke around or get into a fight on missions, which often makes him appear carefree.

Job Duties and Partner

In the police force, Truffler works closely with his partner, Borowski, a similarly tough wild boar.

1. Search and pursuit of criminals: Thanks to his innate tracking skills, Truffler serves as the squad's lead "bloodhound" and stormtrooper.

2. The division of labor problem: In their duo, Borowski is the controlling and strict leader who makes all the decisions, while Truffler is the enforcer. Because of this hidden conflict and unspoken grievances, they even have to enroll in a course of couples therapy.

Boar's gear and equipment

• Police Bulletproof Vest: A massive, grey protective suit that covers his massive chest.

• Tranquilizer Gun: A heavy air gun that fires tranquilizer darts to capture dangerous criminals.

When the treacherous aristocratic Rysiewicz family frames Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde for an attack on Chief Buffaloson, Borowski and her partner, Truffler, lead a frantic hunt for the protagonists, tracking them through the chaotic Swamp Market. With her phenomenal sense of smell and tracking skills, Borowski is the only one to catch the fugitives.
Here her amazing character is revealed:

• Blind Shot: When the corrupt Milton Rysiewicz seizes control of the operation and orders Borowski to eliminate Judy with a lethal dart, the captain internally rebels against this illegal order. Unable to refuse outright, she resorts to subterfuge. Borowski deliberately aims at Judy with her blind right eye to ensure a miss and give Judy's godmother a chance to escape.

• Rebellion Against the Villains: Once the plot is uncovered, Borowski quickly turns her guns on the real criminals. When Milton Rysiewicz attempts to escape, the captain effectively knocks out Pubert Rysiewicz with a regular bullet. After her victory, she honestly admits her mistakes to Nick and Judy, returning the items they broke during the chase.

Borowski - She is a powerful wild pig (a Razorback boar) and is the commander of the elite assault unit SNFR ("Britbusk-ies" / Razorbacks) of the Zootopia Police Department.

• Gender Secret: With her impressive 400 pounds of pure muscle, stern voice, and authoritative demeanor, many viewers initially mistake her for a man. Borowski is actually a female wild boar. Unlike her partner, Truffler, Borowski has much shorter, rounded tusks (which is what females naturally have to protect their young).

• Fighter Look: She has grayish-pink or lavender skin and wears a sassy, ​​high gray mohawk with a white streak. Her right ear is tousled and adorned with a gold earring.

• Eye Distinction (Heterochromia/Blindness): Her right eye is completely blind and has a cloudy white color, while her left eye is sighted.

Character and the Hidden Moral Compass

Publicly, Captain Borowski presents herself as an uncompromising, hot-tempered, and stern officer of the "old school." She detests negligence, corruption, and violations of regulations. Because of this, she initially despises Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, dismissively calling them "one-hit wonders" and inexperienced upstarts compared to her elite special forces. She easily loses her temper (especially when Nick, accidentally or intentionally, makes jokes at her expense).
However, beneath the mask of a brutal soldier lies an honest police officer with the highest standards of justice. Unlike those who blindly follow orders, she has a clear moral line that she will never cross.

Items and signature weapons

• Heavy Tactical Vest (TUSK): Heavy-duty, dark gray armor tailored specifically to her size.

• Tranquilizer Rifle: Standard high-caliber air rifle for capturing fugitives.

Douglas's belongings and equipment

• Sniper Rifle (Air Marksman): A precision weapon that fires glowing capsules of blue toxin.

• Yellow chemical suit: Special clothing for protection against hazardous flower fumes.

• Secret Subway Car: An abandoned old subway car in a defunct underground station, converted into an advanced chemistry lab with flasks, retorts and centrifuges.

• Telephone on the dashboard: The mobile phone that Vice Mayor Barashkis herself called him on to coordinate new goals (Doug’s number was written down on her work sticker).

Laboratory collapse and arrest

Doug made a fatal mistake when he accepted a purchase order from Duke Horbkowitz, a ferret, for stolen Night Throat bulbs. This led Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde directly onto his underground trail.
While Doug was brewing another batch and chatting on the phone, Judy and Nick broke into the train car. During the ensuing scuffle, Judy pushed Douglas and his assistants out and locked the door, stealing the train car along with all the equipment and the finished serum as evidence. Douglas Ramsey was ultimately arrested by the ZPD and sent to prison along with his accomplice, Barashkis.

Douglas Ramsey (Doug) is a secretive, dangerous, and cold-blooded secondary antagonist. He is a domesticated Merino sheep who worked as the chief chemist and staff sniper for Miss Lambskin's crime syndicate.
His entire image, the secret laboratory in the subway car and the process of creating the serum are a brilliant and detailed parody of the cult TV series Breaking Bad, and Doug himself refers to the image of Walter White.

• Background and motivations: Little is known about Douglas's background, but he shared Barashkis's radical views on the superiority of herbivores over predators.

• Appearance: At first glance, he's a completely unremarkable, dull-looking ram with white fur and curled horns. When cooking chemicals, he wears a bright yellow protective suit and gas mask (just like the characters from Breaking Bad).

• Personality: Emotionless, calculating, methodical, and frighteningly calm. He almost never changes his facial expression, speaks in a quiet, monotone voice, and shows no mercy whatsoever for his victims, coldly ruining their lives for the sake of his plot.

• Little Weaknesses: Despite his stern nature, Doug loves science and enjoys drinking coffee (specifically, lattes with triple foam).

Criminal duties and skills

In the underground organization, Barashkis Doug carried out all the most difficult and dirty technical work:

1. Chief Technologist and Alchemist: He is the only one who was able to study the properties of the poisonous Night Throat flowers and synthesize from them a concentrated liquid blue serum that deprives predators of reason.

2. Elite Sniper Killer: Possesses phenomenal marksmanship. Using his camouflage rifle, he secretly fired drug capsules throughout the city—it was he who killed Vydrington and Manchas, framing Mayor Goldmane.

3. Lab Management: Oversaw the work of his two assistants, rams named Walter and Jesse (another direct reference to the names Walter White and Jesse Pinkman).

Gazelle is a flamboyant superstar, pop diva, and the main cultural face of Zootopia. She is a graceful Thompson's gazelle.

• Origin: Gazelle was born and raised in Sugar Square. Her exact age is estimated to be between 20 and 30 years old.

• Appearance: A slender, tall antelope with a light golden coat, long, backward-curving black horns, and luxurious blonde hair that consists of her fur/mane. Her stage outfits include sparkly red tops, fringed skirts, and elegant shoes, inspired by Shakira's real-life concert outfits.

• Character: Kind, sensitive, modest in communication, but incredibly strong in spirit and determined. She is completely free of star fever.

• Political stance: Gazelle is a leading animal rights activist. She sincerely believes in the city's motto and the equality of mammals. The singer openly condemns any manifestation of xenophobia. Her personal dance troupe consists exclusively of formidable and powerful tigers, symbolizing the absolute harmony between herbivores and predators.

Role in society and plot matters

As the main idol of millions, Gazelle bears a huge social responsibility:

1. A cultural symbol of the metropolis: Talking, interactive billboards featuring Gazelle greet everyone who arrives in Zootopia. It's her song that Judy Hopps listens to in her headphones on her way into town.

2. Peacekeeping: When Barashkis's conspiracy divided the city and the herbivores began to fear the predators, Gazelle was not afraid to go to the press. She organized a large-scale peace rally to preserve unity and harmony in Zootopia.

3. Fans in the Police: She's adored by everyone, but her biggest fans are Officer Clawhauser (who openly collects her merch) and the stern Captain Bullwolfson (who secretly hides it).

Items and attributes of the pop diva

• Stage microphone: A sparkling device that she never parts with at grand concerts.

• Sparkly Red Suit: Her iconic fringed outfit for her performance of "Try Everything."

• Biological species: The huge African elephant.

• Occupation: Active duty officer in the Zootopia police force. He is part of an elite group of high-ranking officers (along with rhinos, hippos, and bulls) who are given the most dangerous assignments by Captain Bullyson first.

• Appearance: An imposing grey elephant wearing a standard ZPD police uniform, custom-tailored to fit his enormous size.

On Judy Hopps's very first day on the job, Captain Buffaloson holds the morning briefing. He sighs heavily and sternly declares, "First thing on the agenda... It's time to notice the elephant in the room." At this point, the officers, and Judy herself, expect the chief to begin scolding or commenting on the tiny bunny's appearance among the giants. But Buffaloson suddenly breaks into a smile and joyfully shouts, "Francisca, happy birthday!" The entire station begins to howl, hoot, and congratulate the elephant, who blushes coquettishly.

Items and brand attributes

• Lollipop Ring: Her most prized possession. Instead of a fancy gold ring like Mr. Big's, Judy wears a simple children's lollipop ring on her finger.

• Pink Toys: The little one loves the color pink, so her grandparents even decorated part of their new business office-warehouse in soft pink tones.

When Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, on the run, arrive at the Big family's clothing warehouse for help, little Judy suddenly appears from behind the couch. She menacingly holds out her tiny hand, holding a lollipop ring, and commands Nick Wilde in a childish voice, "Kiss my ring!"
While the stunned Fox hesitates, godmother Judy watches with a smile, and young mother Frou Frou and Mr. Big himself begin to furiously and comically yell at Nick: "Kiss it! Kiss the ring now!" Nick has no choice but to obediently bend down and kiss the lollipop, which delights the little girl and her grandfather.

Baby Judith (often called Judy) is a charming and hilariously funny new character. She is a tiny Arctic shrew, the daughter of Frou Frou and the granddaughter of the fearsome mafia boss Mr. Big.
The baby received her name in honor of the main character, Judy Hopps, the rabbit who saved her mother's life. That's why Judy Hopps is officially little Judy's legal godmother.

• Age: Baby Judith is a very small, adorable toddler girl.

• Appearance: A tiny, fluffy bundle of color with golden-brown fur and vibrant green eyes. She inherits the family fashion style: she wears a cute, puffy pink dress with a bow, and a voluminous, retro-style pouf hairstyle topped with a neat pink bow.

• Personality (Copying Traditions): Despite her angelic and extremely girlish appearance, Judy is madly devoted to her grandfather, Mr. Big. She grew up surrounded by stern polar bears and mafia bosses from the cradle, so she has already fully adopted her grandfather's habits. She is cheerful, has a sweet tooth, but at the same time incredibly bossy and demanding when it comes to family traditions.

The "Responsibilities" of a Baby in the Family

Since she's still just a child, her main task is to please her grandfather, but Judy is already taking an active part in family life:

1. Grandpa's Main Joy: Mr. Big himself admits that while his daughter Frou Frou takes over the reins of the business, his main "job" is simply to be the best "Grandpa" in the world for his beloved granddaughter.

2. Helping with Mafia Matters: Judy listens very attentively to adult conversations. When Grandpa discusses errant enemies, Judy can cheerfully and directly remind him of harsh punishments.
   This is not Judy Hopps, her mother is Frou Frou, and Judy Hopps' mother is Bonnie and that is the last name.

Duties and a criminal empire

Although Mr. Big is a crime boss, his influence in Tundratown is vast:

1. Control of the shadow business: Management of underground syndicates, limousine transport services and deliveries of goods to the polar region of the metropolis.

2. Leading the Bear Army: Coordinating the work of dozens of huge polar bear bodyguards led by his right-hand man, Koslov.

3. Transition to a legitimate business: Under the influence of Frou Frou's daughter, Mr. Big legalizes part of his income in the sequel. His residence is transformed into a large-scale fashion warehouse and fabric storage facility, and he becomes Frou Frou's official business partner in the fashion industry.

Nick Wilde has seriously angered the Don by selling him "something worse" under the guise of an expensive skunk rug. When Nick and Judy search a mob limo without permission, the bears bring them to the boss for execution. The heroes are saved by the running Frou Frou. Upon learning that Judy saved her from a flying donut, Mr. Big throws the cops a lavish dinner and assists the investigation by telling them about the attack on his florist, Emmitt Wydrington. Later, Mr. Big appears as a happy grandfather. His granddaughter, little Judy, named after Judy Hopps, has adopted her grandfather's stern personality. When Nick Wilde comes to visit, a small shrew extends her paw with a baby lollipop ring and menacingly declares, "Kiss the ring!" Mr. Big and Frou Frou watch the scene with pride and laughter, showing that the Tundratown Mafia family traditions are in good hands.

Mr. Big is one of Zootopia's most colorful characters, the menacing and most dangerous crime boss of Tundratown. His image is a magnificent irony: the sinister mafioso, feared to death by giant polar bears, is actually a tiny arctic shrew, just a few centimeters in size.

• Origin and Name: The mafioso's birth name was Frubelin Big. When he was very young, his grandmother ("Granny Big") immigrated to Zootopia from a distant northern country. The family was very poor, and as a child, the future don had to wash the fur of polar bears. Having earned enormous authority with his intelligence and brutality, he took the alias "Mr. Big."

• Age: Mr. Big is one of the oldest characters, around 65-70 years old. He has completely dark eyebrows that hide his eyes.

• Appearance: A tiny shrew with dark gray fur. Dressed in an immaculate black tuxedo with a white shirt and a classic red rose (boutonniere) on the lapel. On his right pinky, he wears a massive gold ring with a large stone, which all his subordinates and petitioners are required to kiss.

• Personality: Majestic, cold-blooded, ruthless towards enemies and traitors, but at the same time possessing a strict code of honor. For him, nothing is more important than family. Mr. Big is sentimental, loves his daughter Frou Frou infinitely, and is ready to make any concessions for her happiness. He knows how to be grateful: after Judy saved Frou Frou, he became the most devoted ally of the police.

Things and attributes of the Don

• Crime Ring: The golden ring on his pinky is a symbol of his absolute power in Tundratown.

• Special Chair: A sleek, miniature, high-backed chair that bodyguards turn towards guests, just like in classic mafia movies.

• Ice Water Hatch: A hidden trap is installed in the floor of his luxurious mansion. At his command, "Freeze!", the bears open the trap and drop offenders into the icy waters of the Arctic basin.

Fru Fru played a saving role for the main characters:

• Donut Rescue: While chasing Duke Hamsterovich in the Lower Gnawers, Judy Hopps catches a giant decorative concrete donut in mid-air, which nearly crushes Frou Frou as she leaves the store.

• Rescuing Nick and Judy: A little later, when Mr. Big is about to "freeze" (throw into icy water) the captured Judy and Nick, Frou Frou runs into the room in a wedding dress. She recognizes Judy, shames her father for his crime on her wedding day, and reveals that this bunny saved her life. Mr. Big instantly changes his anger to mercy, forgives the heroes, and becomes their main ally.

• Godmother: In gratitude, Frou Frou chooses Judy as godmother to her unborn child and promises to name her daughter after her.

In the sequel, Judy and Nick revisit the Big family in their fashionable neighborhood. Viewers are introduced to Frou Frou's grown-up daughter, little Judy. The girl is already displaying her grandfather's stern family character: she shows Nick her childhood lollipop ring and forces him to kiss it, saying, "Kiss the ring!" Both Frou Frou and Mr. Big laughingly agree.

Fru Fru is a tiny, yet incredibly stylish, charismatic, and influential arctic shrew (a type of shrew). She is the daughter of Tundratown's powerful crime boss, Mr. Big. The word fru-frou in French and Italian means the rustling of a lady's silk skirts or a slight bustle, which perfectly captures her character.

• Age: She is approximately 20–25 years old

• Appearance: A miniature shrew with light brown fur, a long nose, and expressive blue eyes. Her signature look is her high, voluminous black hairstyle in a retro pouf style. She loves luxurious clothing, wears stylish dresses, and for her wedding, she wore a classic, puffy white dress with a veil.

• Personality: Friendly, open, emotional, and sociable. Fru Fru is accustomed to living in luxury thanks to her father's wealth, and at first glance, she appears to be a spoiled party girl who loves shopping. However, she has a kind, fair, and very compassionate heart. Fru Fru categorically disapproves of her father's criminal methods and does not allow him to commit lawlessness in her presence.

Duties and profession

1. Designer and businesswoman: Fru Fru is a professional fashion enthusiast and opens her own style business. In Zootopia, she officially becomes her father's equal business partner. They transform his base into a massive fashion and fabric warehouse.

2. Protecting the Innocent: She acts as the Big Family's "moral compass," ensuring that the Tundratown Mafia does not bully the common people.

Things and attributes of Fru Fru

• Wedding dress and accessories: A magnificent outfit.

• Pink house dress-robe.

• Turquoise long casual dress.

• Bags from boutiques: Branded bags from elite stores in Nizhnie Gryzuny.

• Baby Stroller: A chic mini stroller that she uses to push her little daughter around.

Gideon Gray is a character who embodies one of the main themes of Zootopia: the ability of the beast to completely change and overcome the mistakes of the past. As a child, he was the main bully of the Little Minks and little Judy's nemesis, but he grew up to be an incredibly polite, gentle and successful pastry chef.

• Childhood (Aggressor & Bully):

At the age of 9, Gideon was a classic school bully. He used his size and status as a predator to intimidate his herbivorous peers (in particular, the sheep Sharlou and Gareth). It was Gideon who left Judy Hopps her famous scar on her cheek when she tried to protect her friends and take the tickets he had stolen to the fair. This incident strengthened Judy's desire to prove to everyone that predators should not rule the world with fear.

• Adulthood (Atonement and Success): After 15 years,
a completely different fox appears in front of everyone. Gideon has done a great deal of inner work. When he meets the adult Judy, he is the first to make her a deep and sincere apology for his childish behavior, maturely explaining that his former cruelty came from deep self-doubt and uncontrollable aggression.

• Appearance: A large, plump red fox with a rounded figure, a purple nose and thick bangs of wool. His adult image is emphatically non-aggressive: he wears a simple green work shirt stained with flour and looks very homely.

• Age: Gideon is the same age as Judy Hopps, at the time he is 24 years old.

Responsibilities and profession

Leaving hooliganism, Gideon found his calling in cooking:

1. Pastry chef: He became one of the best pastry masters in all of Malki Mink. His pies and desserts are famous throughout the suburbs.

2. Hopps Family Business Partner:
   Judy's parents, Stu and Bonnie, put aside their prejudices and started a joint venture with Gideon. He buys fresh berries and fruits from them (for example, blueberries), turning them into branded pastries.

• Predator Survival Kit: Judy Stu tries to hand over an arsenal of protective equipment manufactured by Fox Away to Zootopia:

• Fox Repellent (pepper spray)

• Fox repeller (sonic)

• Fox electric shock.

In the end, Judy took only pepper.

• Red Baseball Cap: His signature hat that he hardly parts with on the farm.

• Old pickup truck: A family truck for transporting a harvest of berries and vegetables.

At first, Stu is scared to death for Judy and begs her to stay to write fines, considering it the safest job. However, it is Stu who launches the final round of the plot: during Judy's visit home, he casually reveals that their old poisonous pest flowers "Night Throaters" make animals run wild. This helps Judy unravel the Barashkis' plan. In addition, Stu overcomes his fears and takes a former hooligan, Gideon Gray the fox, into the business, who has become his main pastry chef.
In the upcoming Zootopia, Stu faces a new "test" for his nervous system. When Judy brings her partner, the predatory fox Nick Wilde, to the Small Burrows, Stu at first falls into his usual panic and fuss. However, seeing how protective Nick is of his daughter and how friendly he is, Stu gradually overcomes his long-held prejudices and begins to trust his new family friend.

Stu Hopps is the good-natured, fussy and extremely anxious dad of the main Judy Hopps. He lives in Malye Norki, farms and embodies the type of reinsurer parent who is terrified of any changes and dangers of the big world. He is about 45 to 50 years old.

• Family: Stu is happily married to Bonnie Hopps. Together they performed a real demographic feat: at the beginning of the story, they have 275 children, and then several dozen more rabbits are born.

• Appearance: A chubby rabbit with pinkish-gray fur. Unlike Judy and Bonnie, he has a more rounded muzzle and a noticeable tummy. He is almost always dressed in work clothes: a denim yellow jumpsuit over a blue plaid shirt and an old baseball cap.

• Personality: Stu's main trait is his hyperbolized anxiety and caution. His life credo sounds like this: "If you don't try anything new, then you won't make a mistake!" He has a panicked fear of predators (especially foxes, due to Judy's childhood trauma involving Gideon Gray). Stu often panics over trifles, but behind this cowardice lies a boundless, if slightly obsessive, love for his children.

Responsibilities and Farming Business

1. Chief Carrot Tycoon Nork: Stu is a hereditary farmer. Together with his wife, he owns a large agricultural enterprise, Hopps Family Farms.

2. Breeding and Trading: Stu personally drives the farmer's pickup truck, delivers boxes of vegetables to the market, and sells them to suburban residents. It was he who grew the famous giant carrot.

3. Educating children: Instills in numerous sons and daughters a love of farming, hoping that they will continue the family business (as he had originally hoped for Judy).

Items and Attributes

• Family Videophone: A key device she uses to communicate with Judy when she is in her apartment.

• Farmer's Apron: Her work clothes, which she wears most of her time in the fields.

• Carrot cakes and treats: Bonnie is a great hostess who always prepares homemade treats for her huge family.

Bonnie initially asks Judy to forget about her dream of becoming a cop, fearing that the predators of the metropolis will harm her. But when Judy graduates from the academy, Bonnie sees her off to the train with tears of pride. It is Bonnie and Stu who unwittingly help Judy uncover the Lambs' plot: during their daughter's visit home, they tell her that their old enemy, the fox Gideon Grey, has reformed, and the Night Gorloders are not wolves, but poisonous flowers that drive animals crazy. She is genuinely happy with Judy and Nick's success. Moreover, Bonnie warmly and without any prejudice accepts Nick Wilde as her daughter's constant partner, taking an interest in their joint work and always warmly welcoming the fox when visiting the Little Burrows.

Bonnie Hopps is the loving, caring, and slightly anxious mother of the main character, Judy Hopps. She is a typical cotton-tailed rabbit that lives in the rural suburb of Zootopia, Small Mink. Bonnie embodies an exemplary family parent for whom the safety and happiness of children come first. She is about 45 to 50 years old.

• A family of gigantic proportions: Bonnie is married to Stu Hopps. The main pride and at the same time concern of her life is their colossal offspring. At the time of the beginning, Bonnie and Stu have 275 children (Judy's siblings), the number of which continues to grow by the end of the film. She remembers and loves each of them.

• Appearance: A cute rabbit with soft gray-brown fur and pink ears, very similar in appearance to Judy. Her style is homely and practical: most often she wears modest plaid shirts, a kitchen apron or casual dresses, as well as a ponytail (not on her hair).

• Personality: Bonnie is a down-to-earth realist. Unlike her husband Stu, who often panics and is exaggeratedly afraid of predators, Bonnie is more reasonable, calm and empathetic. She does not like senseless risks and at first tried to talk Judy out of a dangerous career in the police force, wishing her a stable and peaceful farm life. Nevertheless, she respects her daughter's choice and supports her unconditionally.

Responsibilities and lifestyle

1. Family Farm: Together with her husband, Bonnie owns and operates a large farm that grows carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, night bawlers, and other vegetables/berries. She is active in manual labor, harvesting, and trading at the farmer's market.

2. Raising children: Organizing everyday life, caring for and controlling hundreds of little rabbits in Malye Minki is her constant round-the-clock "work".

3. Moral support: Regularly calls Judy via video call, checks to see if she's okay in the big city, and cheers her up when she fails.

Items & Paraphernalia

• Police Dark Blue XL Uniform: A uniform specially tailored for him that barely meets on his stomach.

• Hidden Donuts: Ravenclaw hides sweets in the most unexpected places, such as under papers, in desk drawers, and even in the folds of his own neck (where Judy once found a stuck donut).

• Tablet with smartphone

• Huge leopard round on the table: Themed mug for tea or coffee.

When panic began in Zootopia over the Barashkis conspiracy around the "feral" predators, the peaceful Ravenclaw fell victim to prejudice. For reasons of "safety" and in order not to frighten the herbivores coming to the station, Captain Buffaloson was forced to transfer Benjamin from the reception to the archives to work with documents in the basement. This deeply wounded the good cheetah. However, after the conspiracy was discovered, justice prevailed, and Ravenclaw was gladly returned to his rightful and beloved place.

Officer Benjamin Ravenclaw is the most good-natured, charming, and sympathetic member of the Zootopia Police Department (ZPD). He works at the reception of the 1st central section. Unlike most other predatory police officers, who look formidable and stern, this huge (fat) cheetah exudes exceptional friendliness. His last name is "Benjamin."

• Age and appearance: The Tigerclaw is approximately 30-35 years old. It is a very plump, rounded cheetah, which is an ironic contrast to its biological appearance (cheetahs are the fastest land animals in the world). Due to his excess weight, he moves quite slowly.

• Personality: Incredibly soft, sociable, sentimental and welcoming. He loves to chat, sincerely rejoices in the success of his colleagues and is always ready to treat guests with sweets. Benjamin is completely devoid of aggression, which makes him seem absolutely harmless.

• Main Passion: Mad fan of pop star Gazelle. He knows all her songs by heart, buys merch and, as it turned out, shares this secret hobby with his strict boss - Captain Buffaloson.

• Favorite foods: Donuts, sugary cereals, muffins, and any other sweets. Donuts are his absolute weakness, he hides them all over his workplace.

Duties in the police Benjamin

holds the position of public relations officer and secretary at the reception:

1. Welcoming visitors: He is the "face" of the station, the first person seen by citizens who come with their problems.

2. Distribution of calls and documentation: Receiving applications, forwarding calls to officers and working with mail.

3. Recruit Meeting: He was the first to greet Judy Hopps warmly on her very first day on the job, when the rest of her colleagues ignored her.

Miss Barashkis is the main hidden antagonist of Zootopia. Initially, she appears as a meek, downtrodden and sweet sheep who works as a vice mayor under Leodor Zlatogmane. However, behind the mask of helplessness was a calculating, cruel and domineering manipulator who almost staged a civil war in the metropolis.she is approximately 30 to 35 years old

• Origin and motives:

Baraškis suffered all her life from the prejudices of large animals and the arrogance of predators. As vice mayor, she endured constant humiliation from Mayor Goldmane, who treated her like a secretary and called her an "errand lamb." This gave rise to a deep resentment and thirst for power in her.

• Appearance:

A small sheep with huge kind eyes, fluffy fur (which Nick really wanted to touch) and thin legs. He wears round-rimmed glasses. Her wardrobe consists of six different dresses made of patterned fabric (imitating wool), and she always wears a small golden bell around her neck.

• Personality:

Duplicitous and treacherous. Publicly, she positions herself as the protector of the oppressed herbivores (who make up 90% of the population of Zootopia). In reality, it is ruthless, cynical and ready to use any means - from poisoning to framing - to achieve its political goals.

• Ideology:

Divide and rule. She genuinely believed that herbivores should dominate the city, and predators should be isolated or subdued, using their natural instincts as weapons of fear.

• Thick-rimmed glasses: Creates the image of a harmless intellectual.

• Diary and folders: Huge stacks of documents that she carried with her at all times, emphasizing her "busyness" and diligence.

• Sniper Marker Pistol: A weapon that shoots capsules with concentrated Night Gorloder Serum.

• "World's Greatest Dad" Mug: An ironic detail on her desk (Goldmane gave her this mug simply because he didn't need it).

Mayor Leodore Goldmane is a charismatic, majestic, and vain East African lion who served as the 52nd mayor of Zootopia. He is the author of the famous city motto, "In Zootopia, anyone can be anything," which so inspired Judy Hopps.

• Background and Career: Leodore is 52 years old. He graduated from Zootopia Law School with a Juris Doctor degree. Before becoming mayor, he was a long-time city council member.

• Appearance: A large, masculine lion with a luxurious golden-brown mane. He has brown eyes and four small scars on his face (two on his nose, one each on his left cheek and chin). He is always impeccably dressed in a formal blue suit, white shirt, and red tie.

• Personality: The archetypal pragmatic politician—incredibly eloquent, grandiose, and charming in public, but selfish, hot-tempered, and demanding behind closed doors. He genuinely loves his city, but is prone to questionable behavior for the sake of the "greater good" and maintaining power.

• Attitude towards minorities: Goldmane launched the "Mammal Inclusion Program" (which is how Judy got into the police force). However, he did this largely for political points, and he treated his assistant, Ms. Lambskin, with disdain, contemptuously calling her "a lamb on the errands."

It is noteworthy that, despite his status as an antagonist, Goldfur never expresses any personal prejudices against other species throughout the film.

Duties of the Mayor

1. Higher Administrative Management: Management of all districts of Zootopia and city services.

2. Legislative initiatives: Implementation of programs to maintain equality between predators and herbivores.

3. Police control: Law and order in the city depended directly on his decrees, Captain Buivolson reported to the mayor's office.

His last name is "Zlatogriv"

• Mayor's Suit: Impeccably tailored, classic clothing that emphasizes the status of a leader.

• Named tribune

He is in prison.

Things:

• Tiny Reading Glasses: A contrasting and fun accessory he wears to look at small reports and folders.

• ZPD Chief Uniform: Dark blue short sleeve shirt with 4 star stripes and insignia, and uniform trousers.

• Police tactical belt: Equipped with a holster, radio, oversized handcuffs (for major criminals) and other standard special equipment.

• Desk and podium: The massive wooden furnishings in his office and briefing room make him look even more imposing.

Captain Buffaloson is the stern and incorruptible chief of the Zootopia Police Department (ZPD), heading up the 1st Central Precinct. He is based on a powerful African Cape buffalo, weighing approximately 900 kg (2,000 lb).

• Age and Origin: Captain Buffaloson is approximately 40-50 years old. He was born and raised in Zootopia itself, devoting his entire life to the service of law.

• Appearance: A huge bull with dark gray fur, massive, upturned horns, and a small scar above his right eye. He wears a strict dark blue police uniform with four stars on the collar indicating his highest rank, a short-sleeved shirt, and pants. Due to the peculiarities of buffalo eyesight (which in reality is quite weak), he secretly wears tiny reading glasses when working with documents.

• Character: Tough pragmatist, realist and adherent of iron discipline. He does not tolerate sentiment, nepotism from the mayor's office and is skeptical about the inclusion program, which is why he initially did not believe in the abilities of little rabbit Judy Hopps. He has a specific sarcastic sense of humor, but behind the mask of a tyrant hides a noble, honest policeman who sincerely cares about the safety of the city and justice.

• Secret hobby: Buffaloson is a passionate fan of pop star Gazelle. He carefully hides it.

Duties in the police

As the head of the First Precinct of the ZPD, Buffaloson has a tremendous responsibility:

1. Personnel management: Assigning tasks, conducting morning briefings, and supervising the work of hundreds of officers (academy graduates).

2. Coordination of investigations: Overseeing the disclosure of high-profile and dangerous cases (such as the mass disappearance of 14 predators in the first film).

3. Ensuring the security of the metropolis: Direct subordination to the top leadership of the city (Mayor Zlatogriv and Vice-Mayor Barashkis) on law and order issues.

4. HR policy: Making decisions on dismissals, reprimands or transfers of employees (it was he who gave Judy 48 hours to solve the case under threat of dismissal).