Zootopia Zootropolis [Scribble Kibble #16]

[@CK9C]

I loved the movie so much

[@BlakeBauer]

Funny seeing you here ..

[@ngljustwannavibe]

I didn’t know you watch this channel! o: FYI keep up the awesome songs! :P

[@flufflepuffle6229]

I have to say that I was thrilled overall by Zootopia. The amazing animation was one thing, but this movie actually made me feel like an emotional rollercoaster, something which I can't say more than a few others have ever done for me. Although I must say, the first 1/4 or so of the movie really just seemed to be flat exposition, and I could tell that it mustn't have been the original storyline just because it felt kind of flip-floppity. Or should I say hip-hoppity in the case of Judy. Later in the movie, I was a little surprised that it was actually becoming an anti-discrimination lesson, something that I don't think Disney has included as for it to be obvious in any previous films. What really got me was when I thought the movie was over, and then BAM!, you get confounded with a whole new story within the main plot. Also, I must pass my regrets to the animators which surely must have perished after finishing the leagues of crowd shots between character dialogue. Finally, but trying to keep spoilers to a minimum, I was kind of jolted by Judy's scream during the one scene towards the end. I didn't expect that at all from Disney and it also made a cliffhanger of epic proportions as to "What the hell just happened?" I recommend watching Zootopia to those who have not yet done so. It is amazing and possibly the best computer animation that Disney has ever created, and I hope that there will be a sequel.

[@Ghost-pj4bu]

+Fluffle Puff to much for me to read ._. I just wanna say one thing SO FLUFFYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY !!

[@Jaiden792]

Fluffle Puffle uh WHY SO MUCH TEXT I READ ALOT OF TEXT A LOT BUT...

[@tiarawhy]

It's a wonderful, Disney knocked it out of the park lately, pixar needs to pick up the pace as the dinosaur movie was kinda ehhh. But yeah it's kinda a shame having to put images/color splicing over anything disney related because how fast and hard they give out copyright strikes like candy.

[@CrownePrince]

+tiarawhy I'm kind of curious what Disney plans to do with Pixar, now that they are also making 3D movies. Run it into the ground, maybe.

[@nickybuttons6443]

+Crowne Prince They are gonna make a few more Pixar movies before executing the Pixar staff via firing squad.

[@In_Spired]

I love how passive aggressive some of the words on the “Watermarks” are

[@PikaPetey]

This needs more bacon lots and lots of baking

[@Chihirolee3]

+Pikapetey baking bacon?

[@Need2disconnect]

bacon pancakes, makin bacon pancakes. Take some bacon and I put in in a pancake. Bacon pancakes thats what im gonna make BACON PANCAAAAAAAAAKES

[@ThePesident]

Cookies and cooking.

[@Lovehandels]

+Pikapetey Kevin Bacon?

[@SMVvids]

+Pikapetey And Pikachus.

[@lauraharding9412]

See, this is what I usually grow to love about movies: not the story, but the environments. I'm a sucker for world-building and character design. These are the kinds of things I love seeing in movies and books, like Zootropolis, Hogwarts, the Ga'Hoole tree, amazingly built worlds and places are what I love!

[@Chihirolee3]

As far as animation goes, I think Zootopia is the BEST 3D animated Disney movie. I was more than blown away. And the story covers so many societal topics that will stand the test of time, discrimination aside. I haven't been so enamored and enthralled with such a story since I saw the first 10 minutes of UP (and before UP, I couldn't say). This is the first movie in my life I want to see in theaters again!

[@RatchetnessOldie]

Really enjoyed your video. Thanks for making :)

[@GoldMario5]

+ratchetness Gurl, you ratchet. ;0)

[@novacide3901]

+ratchetness A wild Ratchetness has appeared! Didn't expect to see you here tbh xD

[@yendo1774]

ay my dude

[@LifeWulf]

"Don't argue with me how to pronounce 'GIF'." But... but-!

[@Shitbox_connoisseur]

jif

[@Shitbox_connoisseur]

jeef

[@Shitbox_connoisseur]

geef

[@Shitbox_connoisseur]

yiff wait thats not one

[@abledbody]

C'mon, everybody knows it's pronounced ʒɑɪf.

[@BlueJayJames69]

god i really need to see this movie now, this sounds amazing and unique

[@LifeWulf]

+Creeperkiller1121 It really is special. I'm going to see it again either on the weekend or next Tuesday.

[@Tijopi11]

+Creeperkiller1121 I didn't think it'd be anything special while looking at premiers and suddenly I'm hearing all these overwhelming positive testimonies. The question is, what am I doing here and not in a movie theatre supporting this already.

[@lemros5438]

i just saw the movie today, i LOVED IT SO MUCH

[@torsrex96]

I recently discovered (or rediscovered I suppose you could say) your channel and work and I've found myself watching episode after episode and animation after animation. I love the way you speak, the intonation and the way you put just enough emphasis and feeling into your words. I love how you vary the background music to suit the message you're trying to get through and to set the mood, and I love how what you say feel genuine. And of course your character is adorable, and the way you animate her, and the various poses you choose to go with what you say is super adorable! That's sort of a common denominator for your work , not only this but for everything, it's genuine and it's evident you have tons of fun making it, which in turn makes it tons of fun to watch! I think you could make anything fun with your animations and talking, and that's a very impressive skill to say the least! And about the topic at hand, I agree with you on so many points regarding Zootopia! The amount of work that went into it is astonishing. The animators were given so much freedom, and it shows in everything they did, and it also shows how important it is to communicate and discuss your animations with someone. Zootopia is not the work of one person, it's the collaborate work of many people and they, together, achieved all of the amazing world and beauty Zootopia, the world and its characters are. They too had fun doing the movie, and much like your animations really, it shows when an animator has fun and is enjoying what they're making ^^

[@CrownePrince]

+torsrex96 Thank you!

[@owos100]

Everything you just said. Yes.

[@ArcticWolfeFang114]

Crowne Prince meow

[@ArcticWolfeFang114]

Crowne Prince meow

[@rasilu93]

meow :3

[@LonePianoist]

Yes plz. This is one of the only movies that I really want a sequel too just because i loved the characters and world so much (as well as those production values). A sequel could introduce different entertaining animal situations, a new crime story, touch upon different social issues, and expand upon the location and main characters if done right. And just thinking about that makes me exited.

[@juvygenius]

+Nayolfa It really is such a fantastic movie. The problem though is that I can not imagine how you would make an appropriate sequel to it. It explored the message it needed to take on which was discrimination with very little flaws. Perhaps a television cartoon would be more appropriate.

[@LonePianoist]

+juvygenius I can imagine many ways to do a great sequel, and I'm sure these awesome writers could too. I'd rather have one amazingly produced sequel than a bunch of ok tv episodes and occasional bad ones.

[@FinalplayerRyu]

+juvygenius since zootopia is a such a big and facete rich city/world... i could see them taking on many other subjects.

[@livingdeaddollsjunky9543]

I would love to go with the buddy cop in this one the 2th could be a rode trip or a meeting the family movie

[@LonePianoist]

+Eric Garza "Hey, we made this bustling intricate City of animals that we haven't shown off fully yet. Whats the next step in the series?" "They go away from the city, and we completely change the formula and tone?" "BRILLIANT!"

[@frankiebritt8094]

I don't often say this to people but you have a gift,the way you speak is just amazing and I would love to have that talent although I am a very good motivational speaker this is not my channel is it so... Back to you, I just can't begin to imagine what you could also accomplish if you went further with things like this! ok we'll long comment from me that's probably never gonna be seen but worth a shot to be noticed by my editing/animation Senpai! :D

[@CrownePrince]

I haven't attempted a motivational speech before. Any skill I have comes from observation of good speeches, writing ability, and a widely varied public speaking background. ;)

[@frankiebritt8094]

omg tysm for replying and thats awesome

[@NatRowan]

I’m the 100th person to like!!!

[@tehphr4nk]

Your website really needs to have https. Especially if you're going to have your users authenticate. Can't have passwords going over clear text.

[@CrownePrince]

+Disbound Done.

[@foxx.on.saturn5143]

I liked their original idea of nick being apart of wild life ride with the control collars and all that Which was pretty cool

[@Arkivalry]

i've been thinking of the villains of the movie. well, the main antagonist. the sheep. sheep are most known for having a lack of well.. their stupid, really really stupid, like theres a pictures of them walking into their own death traps. and the fact that they could of used ANY animal for the main antagonist was a sheep, and yet... even being known for being the dumbest, she outsmarted them *all*. and that is another thing i just love about zootopia.

[@furever-est9228]

At 0:23, that was my exact reaction when I watched zootopia. First ever furry movie! Yay!

[@moonfreak-5983]

FurEver-est noooooooooooooooooooo

[@Ian-np6zt]

Absolutely loved this movie! Tried to get the software they used to make it, but found out that Disney used their own proprietary program and utilized a fairly new lighting engine to cope with the rendering issues (due to light bouncing off of objects, especially the fur). The way the engine is suppossed to work is rather than traditionally creating a light source and rendering all the different ways the light acts upon the environment; the light instead, is only rendered along the path the camera is pointing (basically the program calculates where light would enter in through the camera lens, and only renders the light that the camera view can see, resulting in better processing speeds) [The reason for this was suppossedly difficulties in animating the movie Bolt. They had some issues with fur and it caused no undue amout of frustration.] Both require so much info and processing power that the databanks to store all the information were built on site with the software incorporated into it (which to me sounded pretty wierd, i still don't believe i read that right to this day. Perhaps i got some info wrong? Anyway...) After that, it gets confusing, but from what I understood, there is so much involved in it that even the most modern desktops would have trouble running it. Ergo, no program or to create your own carboncopy Zootopia. You can get close using Autodesk and other programs, but Disney doesn't release Presto to the public (last I checked anyway). Gotta find another program for animating the models. Gotta say tho, I love Loftis' drawing style!

[@blooddrool8260]

I cried at how marvellous the movie looked. I don't know if I was just emotional that day or what, but there were definitely tears.

[@mrs_mapache]

This actually helped me a lot on how to start a comic I want to write. I had no idea how to start it but now I think i have a good idea. Thanks! :D

[@pastelokami]

1:37 me instantly starts thinking about my own stories

[@thatpuppylover363]

2:43 THIS is when you know Crowne Prince is impressed to the max, right here.

[@CreativaArtly]

This movie is great. I've seen it three times so far. I really should watch it more.

[@zym5435]

The whole bad art mixed with great story definitely makes me think of Mob Psycho 100. Despite the fact that the art can look rather flimsy at points, and the fact that the main character designs are simplistic at best, the story and characters absolutely shine and are full of great emotion, comedy, and storytelling. The issues with the art are resolved in the anime, which has amazing art and animation, but the anime only has 12 episodes and only encompasses the first couple of arcs. If I had to choose between only seeing one or the other, I'd definitely choose the manga, simply because there's just so much more story to be enjoyed, despite the scribbly art style.

[@akariovo7505]

Omg I love Mob Psycho 100. It's so awesome.

[@herobyte1141]

I agree totally with you on this. The animation was absolutely flawless, with all those details and different types of animals. (Don't even get me started on the character designs and all the different personalities.) I couldn't take my eyes away from the screen. Everything was just perfect. It was also very surprising how even through all the trailers, I could not predict the ending, and I loved all the "plot twists". Disney did a great job, especially with Nick and all his scams and ideas. I definitely have a new favorite movie.

[@KrispyKitty66]

0:44 *_well that escalated quickly_*

[@christophermorton8048]

Thank you for placing the importance of the writing. A cornerstone of any story. Well done:)

[@cerberus400]

Thank you! Thank you so much for pointing out the importance of writing! Writers tend to get a really short deal when it comes to movies and comics, often times when pointed out it only seems to be met with a hand wave and a bit of lip service.

[@Yu-Yu-Shore]

Hey,is that only me thought "zoophobia" and "zootopia" is very similar？

[@nickybuttons6443]

The prefix 'Zoo' generally refers to animals or otherwise nonhuman creatures. 'Zoophobia' is the fear of animals as its a combination of the prefix Zoo (animal) and the word Phobia (fear). So by calling something Zootopia it implies that its a society with animals.

[@Yu-Yu-Shore]

Wow...

[@Monody512]

+Gary Oak Pretty sure Butter Cream wasn't just referring to the two words, but the two stories. Vivienne Medrano's "Zoophobia" is a webcomic involving(, among other things,) a large city divided into multiple districts with distinct environments, where many different races( including anthropomorphized animals) can live together. And Zoophobia existed years before Zootopia was even announced, so it's not a reference, merely a coincidence.

[@Yu-Yu-Shore]

thx

[@nickybuttons6443]

+Philo Wintercoat Oh, yeah. I've heard of that Zoophobia. The way the original comment was worded and from how little I remember of the comic I thought they were pointing out the words similarities.

[@Kraigon42]

Having just seen Zootopia yesterday, I think it was jaw-droppingly gorgeous animation (I especially took notice of the rain and wind effects), but personally I thought the story was a little... cliche? Like, it just seemed like a rather typical buddy cop movie, and I didn't really feel anything deeper than joy and laughter while watching. I did go into it after watching the YMS analysis of it, so maybe I was a bit biased.

[@CrownePrince]

+Kraigon42 Yeah.Watching a critical analysis, especially a negative one, makes it hard to see the movie for yourself. Especially YMS. I skimmed through it and all it does is make me feel bad for liking something.

[@Kraigon42]

***** I don't think you should feel bad; it's a fantastic movie by many accounts. However, I also just recently rewatched How to Train Your Dragon, which brought me to tears three separate times over the course of the movie, whereas the most I felt during Zootopia was during the scenes with Mrs. Otter (I forget her name), and those go by too quickly to be really affecting, in my opinion.

[@alloftheabove9351]

question, can you do a scribble kibble on uh *whispers* camp camp?

[@shokiios7094]

wanna know a show that used 2D and 3D animation merging beautifully? Initial D all the cars in the drift sequences were rendered in 3D, well the background remained 2D

[@GentleMu]

This the first Scribble Kibble I've watched, but... dang. I really enjoyed it. I may be tuning into more of them in the future. lol

[@andrewkful]

Let me guess. This video was previously taken down.

[@CrownePrince]

+andrewkful Nope. I'm just not in the mood to get an automatic claim, which I'm positive would happen on clean Disney video.

[@BloomInTune]

+Crowne Prince Setting a good example for your scribble children. And while this is a big-budget example, it's nice to see the writing side of animation profiled. Not much an artist myself, but it gives me hope that my skills can still be useful later on (even as a non-writing major)

[@cassiedwyer8384]

+Crowne Prince What would your aviter look like as a teenager?

[@OneWhoWouldSee]

I loved it too, for the story, the characters, the art, and especially the message.

[@guavawafez8371]

Crowne prince, you pronounced gif correctly

[@giveitapearl3113]

I was really happy to hear about how chard actors at switched in great films! A while back, my friend and I wanted to write a story, but gave up. Later, I took a side character from it and fleshed her out, and I LOVED her! She's now a main character in a new story I want to make.

[@mr_mist7891]

"There's a man in the woods" Ok animation, *AMAZING WRITING*

[@Feezee223]

I remember that video it’s really good

[@jonathanhomiller6720]

Ooh, thanks for the commentary and background information, I enjoyed it.

[@RohanAppaloosa]

I consider 3 movies to be "Perfect" movies. Braveheart, The Lion King, and this one. This movies is just as good as any movie can get.

[@rayinspace8802]

I really need to see this movie... Also, glad you like the animation I made! ^^

[@ninjapoetwolf1282]

I totally agree about the writing. Twelve (an animated series on KZbin) has an amazing story and well written characters and dialogue. I've seen series with superior art but few series have such a unique storyline and concept.

[@ArcticWolfSilver]

Very enlightening! So much I didn't know about Zootopia. I loved the movie, btw! I wanna buy it! XD

[@bunnygirl1astudios478]

Ok, THIS HAS TOO BE ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES I EVER SEEN! Props to you Disney/DreamWorks *claps hands*

[@starlightrose812]

love your animations, especially pony high ;)

[@tre14321]

I agree that Zootopia is one if the most thematic movies I have ever seen

[@tencat24]

Thanks for making this video, this makes me want to see the movie!

[@IAmSwagg007]

I'm so glad people love this movie as much as I do

[@RaskaTheFurry]

Impressed by the amount of models and different animations ? Entry level to gaming industry

[@livfoxy4870]

I had not yet seen it yet I still watch this still....

[@movedchannel7687]

How to animate like Scribble Kibble? You are so gooddd .0.

[@unorthodoxic4691]

I would have fainted if they gave me a crowd to animate with different animals...

[@MeisPip]

God I love how a good movie I want to see comes out shortly after my local theater burns down (well at least is burned to the point it shuts down but is still standing) and I have nowhere to go with-in an hour of my house and also don't have the time to go anywhere.

[@IスペクターI]

Beastars: I take that personal

[@TheMAM]

2:35 had the same pose for about half a minute. C'mon Scribble Kibble, keep up the intersting poses!

[@shadowfluf]

this was 3 years ago...

[@cantirk3146]

We all can agree that this movie needs more love, because is GREAT (And, to be honest, I would like to see the first idea for zootopia)

[@mattscott7422]

This was actually originally going to be a tropical spy thriller with Nick and Judy as spies

[@Monody512]

KZbin really shouldn't have any right to claim this isn't fair use. Brief clips, almost no audio from the original media, commentary thoughout, and for the purposes of review. This copyright bullshit is getting out of hand.

[@MrXemrox]

When I first read this comment, I thought it said “You really shouldn't have any write to claim fair use.” But then I re-read it. I agree it's fair use, companies don't get that these kind of videos are free advertising for them and averts gets them more money and going crazy with copyright strikes only hurt their incomes and having them receive less earnings than they would have if they just leave it alone.

[@leonasnake]

This movie's animation was gorgeous. Did you notice Clawhauser's hidden Mickey?

[@GreycatRademenes]

I remember reading some of the info on the movie as it was being, despite trying not to spoil myself, and the whole transformation of the story was fascinating. There was a version where the predators wore shock collars, there was one where it was more like a furry version of Chinatown and so on. I really want there to be more of it for the world alone. My personal favorite animated movie is Animalympics and one of the reasons I love it is because they came up with a world that's very similar to Zootopias. Another small thing I realised like 20 minutes after seeing the movie was why there were no cats, domesticated dogs and so forth. Then it hit me - no humans, no domesticated animals X3> I want the artbook for this movie!

[@Girlwholovesherelves]

you mention whether or not they worked on characters, setting, or message. Craig Mccracken, creator of Wander over Yonder mentioned that the studio didn't want to pick up on the show because he had characters, but not a setting. To which he replied 'Kids like Spongebob the character, not the ocean he lives in.' Which is a good point and in creating the characters first, he created a fun series with some lovable characters. I actually like that idea of creating characters first along with personalities cause then you can pin point how they got into the situation they're in.

[@1sonicthe]

Oh my god, you speak so clearly that the KZbin auto generated Closed Captions work perfectly! I have never seen it work so well!

[@deadaccount1616]

You have some of the best videos, I can't believe I *just* found you! :'D

[@talon6637]

Home movies is a perfect example of having a $10 budget but great writing.

[@83j049733rfe4]

Oh good golly gosh god your art style is adorbs, perfect, sublime, MAGNIFIQUE!!!!!!!! Like zootopia. And... The thing I love about Zootopia's writing is how accurate it portrays the foundations for prejudice. We come to have flight or fight responses built into us so solidly that it becomes background noise and we end up trying to treat a symptom instead of finding a source and curing it. Judy Hopps was given a reason to hate foxes (And yes, she did hate them), the same as Gideon probably had good reason to hate prey and on an on. It's not an irrational thing. It's unfortunately a logical progression of thought. And that's what makes it so incredibly hard to overcome. Hell, the song Try Everything even feels like it's acknowledging that being open and accepting is difficult. It's fraught with awkwardness. It realizes that and shrugs it off with a willingness to go forward, and fail how ever many times to get it right.

[@MrSophire]

It is rare that people understand the massage of this movie. You are right it is about bias and anyone can both be a victim and a enact it

[@michaelboydston313]

THE TITLE OF THE MOVIE MAKES SENCE NOW, zootopia is a pun of Utopia(a perfect place with no problems at all) when a utopia is 100% impossible.

[@ngljustwannavibe]

I loved Zootopia so fricken much!

[@tencat24]

Well what do you know, I went to watch it today and I'm soooo happy that I watched your video before going... I paid much more attention to the animating, and less to the story, worth it! I love your work, I hope you keep it up.

[@Jas-iu3by]

Why can't I look away from your tail wagging?)

[@workingwifewithalife]

Me too I CAN'T STOP THINKING ABOUT THE MOVIE

[@tf7034]

The crowds are likely not all hand animated. This is what I read on Blue Sky Studios website about how they created animated crowds: "Since we are dealing with large numbers of characters, it would be impossible to hand animate each one. Instead, we create simulations to drive the actions of the characters. The simulations define the dynamics and behavior of how the different characters should interact. We might create a particle simulation that defines physical forces, constraints, and rules that guide how the characters behave. Then each character's animation cycle is synced to each particle. We can build fuzzy logic brains for the crowd characters to allow them see, hear, and feel - so they can interact with other crowd characters and their environment on their own."

[@leonasnake]

Either way, it's beautiful.

[@robertwho50]

Just saw this movie too crown prince and I agree with you 100% and I being a beginner animator myself, the movie was just so awesome.

[@cheetahpelt2084]

WHAT DO THE PREDATORS EAT IN THE MOVIE!!!!!!!??????

[@TheFurriestOne]

Making a whitelist would require effort, and lots of it, so sadly not likely. Anyhow, great episode! Love Zootopia!

[@AeternumUnus]

I've seen zootopia before it came out it was nice

[@oof9165]

Flameklr Gaming you can't see a movie before it comes out

[@shilohwhiloh9636]

CollieSpell sometimes people can if it releases elsewhere. Like a movie called LEAP! that was out in the US last year but out elsewhere for years before its US release. Though i dont know how they could have seen Zootopia before its theatre release unless the physical copy of the DVD was gifted to them by Disney. But to do that theyd have to have a pretty strong connection with quite a few members so... OP is either bluffing or they DID actually have it and just wont say why.

[@aquadragondavanin6745]

i wonder if they've seen the earlier movie concepts with predator tame collars, or commonly referred to by fans as; Zistopia.

[@koca3576]

i always wanned a cartoon that only have wolves and..it starts like....the wolf was born and than all obout its life...there a lot of adventures and actions....they have powers like....fire,water,air,earth,toxic,star(star means that she have all the powers).....and a lot of others....and the charaters name can be Starshine,tigerstar,firestar,fireclaw,firepaw,rainbowstar..... anddd that would be my fav cartoon 😍😚😍🙂😅🙃😗😍🙃😇😚😊🙂😊🙂😚🙃😆😅😀😂😀😅🙃😂🙃😉😍🙃😝😜😚😇😊😋🙂😊😋😊😙🙃😋🙂😋😋😊🙂😆🙃🙃😅🙂😆🙂😇🙃😚😇😍😝😋😆😋😋😜😋😜😋😜😋😆😋😆😀😗😝😉😊😝😊😝😍😶😋😶😀😉😀😉😅😍😆😀😀😘😂😘😏😷😏😆😊😝😏😐😑😏😏😆😀😪😏😉😷😂😆😂🙂🙂😂😜😍😆😋🙂😀😜😀🤗😀🤗😏🙂😝😇😆😗🤗😆😀😜😋😝😀😝😊😝😀😜😊😝😀😜😀😏😜😏😂😝😏😝😌😝😝😀😝😋😝😋😀😝😀😝😀😝😝😀😜😀😜😊😜🙂😍🙂😍😆😍😍😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙂😍🙃😍😚😍😇😍😇😇😍🙃😍😚😇😍🙃😅🙃😅🙂😅😍🙂😇😚😇😍✨✨✨✨✨🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎇🎇🎇🎇🎆🎆🎆🎆

[@AnimatronicClover]

I didn't worry about anything during the movie...I just sat there and enjoyed it. My only regret is that my little brother won't be able to see it before it comes out.

[@PonyLover21]

I've never really looked at animated movies this way! Wow thanks a lot now I'll never see these movies the same again 😹

[@kakao-katze]

An example of meh art and great story for me was 12. It's a webtoon series I quite like with strong messages and stories. (The story with Ebony is one of my favorites, I'm a sucker for sweet and heartfelt episodes) Though the concept of the entire series can change your whole perception of it.

[@eE-jj4xv]

who thinks nick meets judy's parents definetely at zootopia 2?

[@kingcat6084]

I can't stop thinking of it ether

[@sadlobster1]

The way I look at the society of Zootopia is this. Yes, like many things; the city and its residents are flawed. But if a group can find common ground to focus on, despite these flaws. Some semblance of a peaceful community could be possible. (minor spoiler ahead, beware) Heck, Judy makes friends with a "notorious" crime boss and becomes the Godmother to his future grandchild. I do believe Homer Simpson said it best with the following quote. Some of us don't eat pork, some of us don't eat shellfish. But ALL of us love chicken

[@DerpySquiddles4043]

3:20 AKA Bestars

[@FallChild42]

"hire a writer" - Crowne Prince 2016

[@TonyAMO]

I feel your pain. I can't stop thinking, I want to further it out. Not too much tho, or it will break everyone's universe.

[@jasonargustus3897]

Help! I can't think of any art/writing that's beautiful yet boring or the opposite, bad art/writing yet beautiful!

[@foxx.on.saturn5143]

I really want to see there original design that they had It seemed so more meaningful and cool Plus nick is the main focus 😂

[@aloraborrego7277]

Im an author and its so true that the story is built totally around the story!

[@bat5421]

IT IS SOOOO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! I loove zootopia

[@kakao-katze]

If you haven't watched Zootopia, ARE YOU LIVING UNDER A ROCK!? WATCH THIS MASTERPIECE!! (You'll love it, I swear!)

[@stormydriver]

your reviews are just so deep

[@רפאל-ב]

6:49 but, this is exactly how you pronounce it

[@keskeyy]

Understandable, have a great day

[@nzixlpaybackforarthurrap6978]

BOI ya like jazz?

[@LimeyLassen]

The fanart at the end reminds of Pappyland lmao

[@twanger6857]

That Bait and switch at the end of the movie was REALLY predictable with the blueberries and the nighthowler but yeah that's basically my only problem with that movie.

[@meevins]

The only thing I hated was of course, the twist villain. I felt like it was both forced and rushed...and came out of nowhere. If I remember correctly there was no hint at all she was the one behind it, not a single clue. You could argue the way she was treated by the mayor but even so that isn't really enough to work with.

[@frostthewolf4307]

I've read something with good art and a good story too