Nick Wilde

Initially, Nick appears to the audience as a cynical deceiver and egoist, fully justifying the unpleasant stereotypes about foxes that have developed in animal society. However, due to the fact that Judy Hopps turns out to be the first to treat him kindly and does not believe in these stereotypes, Wilde eventually confides in her and reveals himself to be the real one.
Kind and friendly, Nick, already in childhood, when trying to join a scout organization, is faced with a biased attitude towards himself as a fox. The Scouts not only did not accept him, but also cruelly bullied him. Then the fox comes to the conclusion that it is worth conforming to the image of an unscrupulous cunning man, because no matter how much he wants, no one will treat him differently. However, the chosen image of an unscrupulous deceiver was just a mask. Getting to know Judy allowed Nick to find the strength to become himself again and throw off this mask. Nick Wilde is smart, cunning and resourceful. Previously, he used these abilities to pull off his scams, which he used for a living. Later, thanks, among other things, to Nick's extraordinary intelligence and resourcefulness, Miss Barashkis and her gang were brought to light, and Zveropolis was saved from trouble.
Wilde is moderately talkative and very sharp-tongued, he can even be defiant with authorities, which, nevertheless, does not mean disrespect for them.

He wears a light green Hawaiian shirt, grey trousers and a dark blue tie with pink stripes. You can see that the colors and pattern of Nick's shirt match the pattern and colors of the wallpaper in the house where Nick lived as a child, and where his mother still lives.
A feature of Nick's appearance is the absence of a white tip of the tail, Nick's tail turns from red to brown closer to the tip. The same feature was possessed by another Disney fox and one of the main prototypes of Wilde - Robin Hood.