Nick Wilde - Zootopia

Judy and Nick already work as police partners, but their differences begin to hinder their work. During an investigation, Judy finds a snake scale and discovers that reptiles may be linked to an ancient secret of Zootopia.

Important characters

Gary De'Snake: a viper who wants to clear his family's name.

• Pawbert Lynxley: a member of the Lynxley family who initially helps Judy.
  Nibbles Maplestick: a beaver that helps with investigations.
  Milton Lynxley: head of a powerful family.

Investigation
Judy and Nick discover that reptiles once lived in Zootopia, but were expelled approximately a century ago. An old diary holds information about the city's history and its weather walls.

The investigation reveals that Agnes De'Snake, Gary's great-grandmother, was the true creator of the climate walls and founder of Zootopia. Ebenezer Lynxley stole her invention, framed Agnes, and had the reptiles expelled.

Betrayal
Pawbert reveals that he was using Judy and Gary to find the original patent and destroy it, in an attempt to gain his family's approval. He poisons Judy, but Nick manages to help find the antidote.

End
Judy, Nick, Gary, and Nibbles find the original patent and expose the Lynxley family's crimes. Those responsible are arrested, and the reptiles can return to Zootopia.

Nick hands Judy her repaired carrot pen. The two remain partners and set off on a new investigation.

Judy has just joined the Zootopia police force, but her boss, Bogo, doesn't have much faith in her abilities and puts her to work as a parking attendant.

She meets Nick Wilde, a fox involved in scams. When an otter named Emmitt Otterton goes missing, Judy is given 48 hours to find her and convinces Nick to help her.

Investigation

Nick knew Emmitt and helps Judy find clues.

• They find Manchas, a jaguar who saw Emmitt go wild.
• Stains also disappear mysteriously.
  Judy and Nick discover that several predators are going wild.
  The missing persons were found hiding in Cliffside Asylum.

The real mystery
Mayor Lionheart hid the predators to avoid panic, but he wasn't responsible for letting them go wild.

The real villain was Dawn Bellwether, the deputy mayor. She used a substance made from Night Howler flowers to make predators lose control and create prejudice against them.

Doug, a sheep, manufactured the substance in a secret laboratory.

End
Judy and Nick gather evidence against Bellwether, record her confession, and get her arrested. The affected predators receive treatment.

After the incident, Nick decides to join the police force and becomes Zootopia's first fox police officer. He officially starts working alongside Judy.

Judy Hopps' Relationships

Nick Wilde
Nick is her police partner and one of the most important animals in her life. Judy initially distrusted him because of his past as a con artist, but ended up forming a very strong friendship with the fox.

The two have different personalities: Judy is optimistic, determined, and hardworking, while Nick is sarcastic, laid-back, and provocative.

Judy often gets annoyed by Nick's jokes, but she trusts him and knows she can count on him. Nick frequently calls her "Carrots".

Love life
Judy doesn't have an officially confirmed romantic relationship in the films. Her relationship with Nick is very close and affectionate, but they are primarily presented as partners and friends.

Other characters

• Bonnie Hopps: her loving and protective mother.
  Stu Hopps: her father, a farmer, and concerned about his daughter.
  Chief Bogo: your superior in the police force. He's demanding, but he recognizes your abilities.
• Clawhauser: a friendly police cheetah who works at the reception desk.
• Gideon Grey: a former bully from his childhood, who later regrets his actions and apologizes.
• Gary De'Snake: a viper you meet during the investigation in the second film.
• Nibbles Maplestick: the beaver that helps Judy and Nick in the second movie.

Behavior as a police officer
Judy takes her work very seriously. She is persistent, observant, and enjoys investigating things herself. Even when faced with difficult situations, she seeks to find a solution and protect others.
Judy's house:
Judy lives in a small apartment in Zootopia. Her space is compact and simple, resembling a bedroom that practically has everything: bed, basic furniture, personal belongings, and everyday items. It's an organized and cozy environment, reflecting her disciplined and careful nature. Despite its small size, it's her own little corner of the city.

Basic information

Name: Judy Hopps.
Species: Rabbit.

• Sex: Female.
  Age: Not officially confirmed in the films.
• Coat: Light gray, with white markings.
  Eyes: Violet.
• Hometown: Bunnyburrow.
• Occupation: Police Officer with the Zootopia Police Department.
  Partner: Nick Wilde.

Appearance
Judy is a small, athletic, anthropomorphic rabbit with long ears, violet eyes, a light-colored snout, and a pink nose. She usually wears her blue police uniform, complete with badge and equipment belt.

Personality
Judy is determined, optimistic, brave, intelligent, hardworking, and curious. She believes that any animal can achieve its dreams, regardless of its species or size. She is kind and empathetic, but can also be stubborn, impulsive, and a little naive.

Past
She was born in Bunnyburrow, where she grew up dreaming of becoming a police officer. As a child, she suffered prejudice and bullying for being a rabbit. Even so, she didn't give up. She joined the police academy, trained hard, and became Zootopia's first rabbit police officer.

Family
Her parents are Bonnie and Stu Hopps. She has many brothers and sisters and grew up in a huge family of farming rabbits.

Habits and tastes

He likes carrots.
She is very dedicated to her work.
She loves solving mysteries.

• Takes notes during investigations.
• She likes helping other animals.

Way of speaking
She speaks in a lively, polite, and determined manner. When she's excited, she speaks quickly. She can get annoyed by Nick's teasing, but she also enjoys joking with him.

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Despite being a con artist, Nick became Zootopia's first fox police officer. He uses his experience with scams to investigate, disguise himself, negotiate, and spot when someone is lying. He still retains his playful nature, but takes his job and his partnership with Judy seriously.

Nick speaks in a relaxed, confident, and provocative manner. He uses sarcasm, irony, jokes, and nicknames. He likes to respond with witty comments and sometimes pretends he's not taking anything seriously.
He rarely shows vulnerability right away. When he's worried or sad, he might try to hide it with humor.

He likes to joke around and make sarcastic comments.
He is skilled at negotiating and persuading other people.
He has a knack for improvising and creating plans.
He likes to tease Judy in a playful way.
He is observant and notices details that other people miss.
He tends to maintain a calm demeanor even in complicated situations.

The films don't clearly establish an official romantic relationship for Nick. His connection with Judy is very close, and there are affectionate moments between them, but the focus of the story is their partnership and friendship.

Judy Hopps: His police partner and one of the most important people in his life. They have different personalities, but they complement each other. Nick likes to tease her and often calls her "Carrots." There is trust, affection, and a very strong friendship between them.
Finnick: Former partner in crime. He's a small fennec fox that Nick worked with before joining the police force.
Chief Bogo: Your superior in the Zootopia Police Department.
Mrs. Wilde: Your mother.

His mother, Mrs. Wilde, appears in a memory from his childhood and shows affection for him. The identity of his father and the existence of siblings are not explored in the films.

As a child, Nick dreamed of being part of the Junior Guardian Scouts. He wanted to be accepted and belong to a group. However, during his initiation, other animals humiliated him for being a fox, putting a muzzle on him.
The experience deeply marked his childhood. Nick realized that many animals already judged him based on his species and came to believe that he would never be treated fairly.
As an adult, he became a con artist. He used his intelligence, smooth talk, and improvisation skills to get money. He worked with Finnick on several scams.

Nick is intelligent, sarcastic, playful, observant, and extremely clever. He has a wry sense of humor and loves to tease people, especially Judy. He is confident, charismatic, persuasive, and very good at improvising. He often acts as if nothing bothers him, using jokes to disguise deeper feelings.
Despite appearing carefree, he can be sensitive, loyal, and protective. He takes a long time to fully trust people, but when he forms a true bond, he shows that he cares deeply.

Name: Nicholas Wilde.
Nickname: Nick.
Species: Red fox.
Gender: Male.
Sexuality: Bisexual.
Age: Often stated as 32 years old, but there is no clear confirmation in the films.
Eyes: Green.
Coat: Reddish-orange, with cream-colored patches on the muzzle, chest, and belly.
Current profession: Police officer with the Zootopia Police Department.
Previous profession: Con artist.
Appearance: Nick is a tall, slender anthropomorphic fox with pointed ears, an elongated snout, green eyes, and a large orange tail with a cream tip. His nose is dark. His classic outfit consists of a light green Hawaiian shirt, a striped tie, and beige pants. As a police officer, he also wears a uniform and badge.
Nick's house:
Nick lives in a small apartment located beneath an elephant training center. The place is simple, modest, and relatively cramped, without much luxury or decoration. It has a living room with a sofa, television, and some basic furniture, as well as a kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The apartment is usually quite messy, with objects scattered around, clothes out of place, and little organization, as Nick isn't very interested in tidying up. Despite the mess, it's a comfortable and familiar space for him.