List of characters in the Zootopia franchise

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The following is a list of characters from the Disney media franchise of Zootopia , which consists of the animated film Zootopia (2016), the streaming television series Zootopia+ (2022), and other media appearances. All the characters in the franchise are anthropomorphic animals, all of them mammals.

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Main characters

Judy Hopps

Judy Hopps
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin
Della Saba (child)
In-universe information
Full nameJudith Laverne Hopps
NicknameCarrots (by Nick)
Species European rabbit
GenderFemale
Occupation Police officer at the Zootopia Police Department
Carrot farmer (formerly)
Family
  • Stu Hopps (father)
  • Bonnie Hopps (mother)
  • Molly Hopps (sister)
  • Timmy Hopps (brother)
  • Several brothers and sisters
  • Terry Hopps (uncle)
  • Otto Hopps (grandfather)
HomeZootopia
Bunnyburrow (formerly)
Age24

Officer Judith Laverne Hopps [1] is a European rabbit and one of the central characters of the franchise along with Nick Wilde.

Development

For the initial production of the film, Judy was not the protagonist of the story, instead being a sidekick for Nick, with the plot centered around him. She was an already established lieutenant of the Zootopia Police Department, with the goal of assisting Nick in clearing his name after being framed for a crime he did not commit. [2] To Nick, the Zootopia city was broken from the beginning, and following the story of a cynical protagonist would degrade both the message of the story and the city itself. With Judy being an optimistic protagonist, and her struggle to insert herself within the harsh world of reality, the story and themes made much more sense. [3]

In Zootopia

Since she was a child, she has dreamed of becoming Zootopia's first police rabbit, and although she finally succeeds, on her first day she is assigned to take care of the parking meters. While she is working, she runs into Nick Wilde, a fox who wanted to buy his son a large ice pop but had no money, so Judy offers to pay for it. However, she discovers that they are not father and son, but two con men who wanted to use the ice pop to resell small ice pops. Subsequently, she is caught up in a manhunt to catch Duke Weaselton, but although she succeeds, the ruckus she caused enrages Chief Bogo. Between that, and promising Mrs. Otterton to find her missing husband, Bogo prepares to expel her from the police force for giving Mrs. Otterton false hope, but instead offers her two days to solve the case, or else she will be fired.

Investigating, Judy decides to ask Nick for help, who introduces her to his friend Flash from the traffic department to find the limo where Mr. Otterton was last seen. The limo turns out to belong to Mr. Big, a crime boss who is about to freeze Judy and Nick, until he is stopped by her daughter Fru Fru, who recognizes Judy for saving her during Duke's chase. Mr. Big, grateful for saving his daughter, gives her the address of the limo driver, Manchas, who tells them that Otterton went wild and fled after attacking him. At that point, Manchas ends up going wild as well. Judy and Nick continue their investigation, discovering from traffic cameras that Manchas was taken in a van to an asylum, where they find Mr. Otterton and other missing predators, in addition to discovering that it is Mayor Lionheart who has them locked up.

Judy feels proud to solve the case, but because the fame gained from the predatory animals after the case going wild negatively affects her friends like Nick and Clawhauser, and the situation begins to cause chaos in the city, feeling guilty she decides to resign from the police force.

She returns to her family farm in Bunnyburrow to work with her father, but upon discovering that the flowers Weaselton had stolen were the cause of predators in Zootopia going wild, Judy returns to Zootopia, where after reconciling with Nick, they both return to investigate the case. Finally, they end up discovering that the mastermind behind the plot was Bellwether, who they manage to set up to record her confession, getting her arrested. Subsequently, Nick joins the police force, becoming Judy's partner, both being assigned by Chief Bogo to their first job as a team.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , she appears in "Hopp on Board", where she is seen during her train trip into Zootopia. She also appears in "The Real Rodents of Little Rodentia", during the time that she saves Fru Fru in Little Rodentia. In "Dinner Rush", she and Nick are shown stopping Flash's car.

Judy is also a main character in the video game Zootopia: Crime Files , where she investigates cases with Nick. [4] She also appeared as a playable racer in the racing game Zootopia: Racing Carnival . [5] Judy also appears as a playable character in the video games Disney Infinity 3.0 , [6] Disney Magic Kingdoms , [7] Disney Heroes: Battle Mode, [8] and Disney Mirrorverse . [9]

In Disney Parks, she is a meet-and-greet character at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. [10]

Judy has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , where she comes out of a picture on the wall to take a group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. [11] [12]

Reception

In The Daily Telegraph , Rosa Prince singled out Judy Hopps as a welcome change for Disney animated feature film heroines. She found that unlike the stories from characters such as members of the Disney Princess franchise, focused on romance or family loyalty, her focus is on her dream career as a police officer and serving her city. [13]

Alliance of Women Film Journalists awarded Judy the Best Animated Female award in 2016 (shared with Moana from the film of the same name after a tie). [14]

Nick Wilde

Nick Wilde
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Jason Bateman
Kath Soucie (child)
In-universe information
Full nameNicholas Piberius Wilde
Species Red fox
GenderMale
OccupationOfficer at the Zootopia Police Department
Con-artist (formerly)
FamilyMrs. Wilde (mother)
HomeZootopia
Age32

Nicholas Piberius Wilde [15] is a red fox, Judy's best friend and one of the central characters of the franchise along with Judy Hopps.

Development

For the initial development of the film, Nick served as the film's protagonist. He was a wanted fox on a mission to clear his name after being framed for a crime he did not commit, with Judy Hopps, a lieutenant of the Zootopia Police Department, assisting him in achieving this goal. [2] Nick also was every bit as sarcastic and cynical, but with a strong dislike towards the city of Zootopia, which was more of a dystopian society, with direct abuse and cruelty against predators. In production, the filmmakers felt the tale of optimistic Judy Hopps, an ambitious bunny that wants to achieve her dreams in what she believes to be a wondrous city, would make for a more compelling story with the message of preconceived notions. [3]

In Zootopia

He is a con-artist who tricks Judy Hopps into buying a large ice pop for his son because he had no money, later Judy discovering that his "son" is actually his partner Finnick, with whom Nick used the ice pop to resell small ice pops. Later, Judy asks for his help in solving the case of the disappearance of Mr. Otterton, and although Nick initially refuses, Judy blackmails him with revealing that he has not filed his taxes. Nick introduces her to his friend Flash from the traffic department to find the limo where Mr. Otterton was last seen. The limo turns out to belong to Mr. Big, a crime boss Nick has had problems with in the past, and who is about to freeze Judy and Nick, until he is stopped by her daughter Fru Fru, who recognizes Judy for saving her in Little Rodentia. Mr. Big, grateful for saving his daughter, gives Judy the address of the limo driver, Manchas, who tells them that Otterton went wild and fled after attacking him. At that point, Manchas ends up going wild as well. Later, Nick reveals to Judy that as a child he suffered discrimination from other children for the simple fact of being a predator.

Judy and Nick continue their investigation, discovering from traffic cameras that Manchas was taken in a van to an asylum, where they find Mr. Otterton and other missing predators, in addition to discovering that it is Mayor Lionheart who has them locked up. But the fact of having solved the case causes the inhabitants of Zootopia to be afraid that all predators will end up in the wild, and seeing that even Judy is afraid, he gets angry seeing that he will always be discriminated against. Some time later, Judy apologizes to Nick, and asks for his help in solving the case, getting him to forgive her. Finally, they end up discovering that the mastermind behind the plot was Bellwether, who they manage to set up to record her confession, getting her arrested. Subsequently, Nick joins the police force, becoming Judy's partner, both being assigned by Chief Bogo to their first job as a team.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , he makes a brief appearance in "Hopp on Board", making ice pops with Finnick. In "Dinner Rush", he and Judy are shown stopping Flash's car.

Nick is also a main character in the video game Zootopia: Crime Files , where he investigates cases with Judy. [4] He also appeared as a playable racer in the racing game Zootopia: Racing Carnival . [5] Nick also appears as a playable character in the video games Disney Infinity 3.0 , [6] Disney Magic Kingdoms , [7] and Disney Heroes: Battle Mode. [8]

In Disney Parks, he is a meet-and-greet character at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. [16]

Nick makes a cameo appearance in the 2018 film Ralph Breaks the Internet when Vanellope visits the OhMyDisney.com website. [17]

Nick has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , where he comes out of a picture on the wall to take a group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. [12]

Characters introduced in Zootopia

Chief Bogo

Chief Bogo
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Idris Elba
In-universe information
Species African buffalo
GenderMale
OccupationChief at the Zootopia Police Department
HomeZootopia

Chief Bogo is an African buffalo who is the police chief of the Zootopia Police Department's 1st Precinct. [18] His name originates from the Swahili word for African buffalo, "mbogo".

In Zootopia

He is introduced very stern with Judy, and does not take her joining the police force seriously, so he assigns her to take care of the parking meters on her first day. After Judy causes a ruckus in Little Rodentia, when she offers to take on the case of Mr. Otterton's disappearance, Chief Bogo gives her two days to solve the case or else he will fire her. After she fulfills her promise, he begins to accept her as just another cop. He is also secretly a Gazelle fan.

At the end of the film once Nick also joins the police, he assigns him and Judy their first job as partners.

During the credits, Chief Bogo is seen dancing at Gazelle's concert.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , he has a major role in the episode "So You Think You Can Prance", where Clawhauser convinces him to participate in the titular talent show, where they both end up dancing together. Although in the end, it all turns out to be Clawhauser's dream.

Chief Bogo is also a supporting character in the video game Zootopia: Crime Files , [4] and appears as a playable character in Disney Magic Kingdoms [7] and Disney Heroes: Battle Mode . [19]

Chief Bogo has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , as part of the group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. [12]

Benjamin Clawhauser

Benjamin Clawhauser
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Nate Torrence
In-universe information
Species Cheetah
GenderMale
OccupationOfficer at the Zootopia Police Department
HomeZootopia

Officer Benjamin Clawhauser is an obese cheetah who works as a dispatcher and desk sergeant for the Zootopia Police Department's 1st Precinct. [18] He is a huge Gazelle fan and he loves to eat while he is working.

In Zootopia

When Judy arrives at the police department, he quickly becomes friends with her. When Judy solves the case of the disappearance of the predators, who had returned to their wild state, Clawhauser is fired from his position due to the apparent danger regarding his status as a predator. In the end, once Judy and Nick manage to reveal the source of those status changes, Clawhauser happily returns to his post, while his fellow cops welcome him with a box of donuts.

During the credits, Clawhauser is seen dancing at Gazelle's concert.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , he has a major role in the episode "So You Think You Can Prance", where he convinces Chief Bogo to participate in the titular talent show to impress Gazelle, where they both end up dancing together. Although in the end, it all turns out to be Clawhauser's dream.

Clawhauser also appeared as a playable character in the racing game Zootopia: Racing Carnival [5] and the mobile game Disney Heroes: Battle Mode . [19]

Clawhauser has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , as part of the group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. [12]

Dawn Bellwether

Dawn Bellwether
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Jenny Slate
In-universe information
Species Sheep
GenderFemale
OccupationAssistant mayor of Zootopia (formerly)
Mayor of Zootopia (formerly)
HomeZootopia

Dawn Bellwether is a diminutive female sheep and the main antagonist of the film. [18]

In Zootopia

She is introduced as the assistant mayor of the city of Zootopia. Due to the discrimination that small animals tend to have (often herself being treated with disrespect by Mayor Lionheart), she supports Judy's incorporation into the Zootopia Police Department, and is happy to announce that she is offering to solve the case of Mr. Otterton's disappearance, later helping her with it by showing her the security cameras of the city's traffic. When Mayor Lionheart is arrested for kidnapping Mr. Otterton and other missing predators, Bellwether assumes command of the city. However, Judy later finds out that she is the mastermind behind the plot that has caused the predators to revert to their feral state, as Bellwether is fed up with the contempt small animals like her suffer from predators. With Nick's help, Judy manages to record a confession to Bellwether's crimes, causing her to end up arrested and sent to prison.

During the credits, Bellwether is seen angrily watching Gazelle's concert in prison with the other inmates.

In other media

Bellwether has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , as part of the group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. [12]

Bellwether is also a recurring character in the Disney Villains franchise. [20] [21]

Bellwether appears as a playable character in the video game Disney Heroes: Battle Mode . [19]

Mayor Lionheart

Mayor Lionheart
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by J. K. Simmons
In-universe information
Full nameLeodore Lionheart
Species Lion
GenderMale
OccupationMayor of Zootopia (formerly)
HomeZootopia

Mayor Leodore Lionheart is a lion who is the noble, but pompous Mayor of Zootopia. [18] As Judy investigates the disappearance of Mr. Otterton, she discovers that Lionheart has all the missing predators locked up, which had reverted to the wild, and Lionheart was trying to hide them due to the citizens worrying that the same thing would happen to all the predators, including him. Accused of kidnapping, Lionheart is arrested alongside those involved, but he warns Judy that something bigger than he doesn't know is behind everything that happened. Upon Lionheart's arrest, Dawn Bellwether is sworn in as the new Mayor of Zootopia

Following Dawn Bellwether's arrest, Peter Moosebridge reports that Lionheart denies any knowledge of Bellwether's plot claiming that he as trying to save the city. He admits his actions to a porcupine reporter stating that he did something bad in order to do something good.

Mr. Big

Mr. Big
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Maurice LaMarche
In-universe information
Species Arctic shrew
GenderMale
OccupationCrime lord
Business owner
Baker and delivery boy (formerly)
Family
  • Fru Fru (daughter)
  • Unnamed son-in-law
  • Gram-mama (grandmother)
  • Tru Tru (niece)
HomeZootopia
The Old Country (formerly)

Mr. Big is an Arctic shrew and crime boss in Tundratown and is served by a group of polar bears. [22]

In Zootopia

When Judy and Nick are captured by his thugs, he pretends to freeze them for trespassing on his property, but is stopped by his daughter Fru Fru, who tells him that Judy saved his life in Little Rodentia. Being grateful for saving his daughter's life, Mr. Big ends up telling Judy everything she knows about Mr. Otterton's disappearance. Later, he helps Judy and Nick by interrogating Duke Weaselton, threatening to freeze him.

During the credits, Mr. Big and Fru Fru watch Gazelle's concert while in Koslov's paws.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , he is the main focus of the episode "The Godfather of the Bride", where he tells the story of his life, how he came to Zootopia, and how over time he became the powerful man he is now.

Mr. Big also has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , as part of the group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios being carried by Koslov. He and his daughter are also seen during the end credits, talking with Bernard and Miss Bianca from The Rescuers . [12]

Mr. Big and Koslov appear as playable characters (both together) in the video game Disney Heroes: Battle Mode . [19]

Fru Fru

Fru Fru
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced byLeah Latham
In-universe information
Full nameFrubelina Big
SpeciesArctic shrew
GenderFemale
Family
  • Unnamed husband
  • Mr. Big (father)
  • Gram-mama (great-grandmother)
  • Tru Tru (cousin)
HomeZootopia

Frubelina "Fru Fru" Big [23] is an Arctic shrew and Mr. Big's daughter.

In Zootopia

She befriends Judy after she saves her from a runaway donut sign in Little Rodentia, thanks to which she prevents her and Nick from being frozen by their father, whom she scolds for trying to freeze others on the day of her wedding. She also makes Judy the godmother and namesake of her daughter.

During the credits, Fru Fru and Mr. Big watch Gazelle's concert while in Koslov's paws.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , she is the main focus of the episode "The Real Rodents of Little Rodentia", showing the activities she does with her friends before her wedding, and the rivalry she has with her cousin Tru Tru. She also appears in "The Godfather of the Bride", during her father's toast after her wedding.

Fru Fru also has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , as part of the group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. She and her father are also seen during the end credits, talking with Bernard and Miss Bianca from The Rescuers . [12]

Flash

Flash
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Raymond S. Persi
In-universe information
Full nameFlash Slothmore
Species Three-toed sloth
GenderMale
OccupationDepartment of Mammal Vehicles worker
Significant othersPriscilla (fiancee)
HomeZootopia

Flash Slothmore [24] is the "fastest" three-toed sloth in the DMV (short for Department of Mammal Vehicles). [18]

In Zootopia

Judy and Nick ask him for help finding the car where Mr. Otterton was last seen, but due to his slowness, it ends up nightfall when he finally manages to help them. In the film's finale, Nick and Judy end up chasing a speeding car, with Flash turning out to be the driver.

He is later seen dancing with his partner Priscilla at Gazelle's concert during the end credits.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , he has a major role in the episode "Dinner Rush", where he has a date with Priscilla, and the slowness of both sloths gets the waitress, Sam, out of her nerves. In the end, he ends up asking Priscilla to marry him, and she accepts. He also offers to take Sam with them to the Gazelle concert (leading to the scene at the end of the film).

Flash is also a supporting character in the video game Zootopia: Crime Files , [4] and appears as a playable character in the world building game Disney Magic Kingdoms [7] and the mobile game Disney Heroes: Battle Mode . [19]

Flash also has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio , where he heads to the elevator, angering Donald Duck for his slowness, and going down with other characters to take a group photo with the rest of the characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios. [12]

Stu and Bonnie Hopps

Stu and Bonnie Hopps
First appearance Zootopia (2016)
Voiced by Don Lake (Stu)
Bonnie Hunt (Bonnie)
In-universe information
SpeciesEuropean rabbits
GenderStu: Male
Bonnie: Female
OccupationCarrot farmers
Family
  • Judy Hopps (daughter)
  • Molly Hopps (daughter)
  • Timmy Hopps (son)
  • Several children
  • Terry Hopps (Bonnie's brother/Stu's brother-in-law)
  • Otto Hopps (Bonnie's father/Stu's father-in-law)
HomeZootopia

Stu and Bonnie Hopps are two European rabbits from Bunnyburrow and Judy Hopps' parents. They works as carrot farmers. [18]

In Zootopia

They are concerned about Judy's decision to become a police officer, due to the dangers that can entail for a small animal like her. When she was little, they tried to convince her how risky it was and to become a farmer like them, although without success. When Judy grew up, they worried about her going to Zootopia to be a police officer, and reminded her to take care with all when saying goodbye to her at the train station. During a video call with their daughter, they were relieved to see that she was a parking officer as it was a safe job. Days later, Judy returned with them to work on the farm, much to their joy, until she suddenly left again, leaving them confused.

During the credits, they and their family are seen dancing at Gazelle's concert.

In other media

In Zootopia+ , they are the focus of the episode "Hopp on Board", where after discovering that their youngest daughter Molly is on board the train to Zootopia, they both start chasing the train to take her back home.

Other Zootopia residents

Other Bunnyburrow residents

Characters introduced in Zootopia: Crime Files

Characters introduced in Zootopia+

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