Rayman Legends Adventures in Zootopia/Script

Darla was given a surprise telegram and she took a look at it to see it was from Danny and Sawyer who asked her if she would like to come with some friends to visit them in their new home called Zootopia.
"Ooh," Darla grinned.
"It's so nice that you're friends with Danny, Sawyer, and these animals in Hollywood now," Riley grinned back to her younger daughter.
"Same here, Mum," Darla grinned.
Riley grinned back as she finished up the dishes.
"I can't wait to see how they are doing; they sure are going to be in for a surprise as they find out about Martin becoming heaven," Darla grinned.
"My own son...a heaven..." Riley grinned back proudly.
"And where he can change his own size," Darla grinned.
Riley hugged Darla. "And you're a Sailor Scout."
"Yes, and I'm proud to be one," Darla grinned.
"I'm so proud of you," Riley grinned back.
"Even prouder than for Martin becoming heaven," Darla playfully smirked.
"I love all my babies equally..." Riley replied. "Do you mind putting the dishes away for me? I'll be right back," she walked away.
Darla smirked as she took out her Moon Staff and used Moon Power to put the dishes away for her while her mother went away for a moment.
"And don't use your Moon Power," Riley's voice called down.
"Too late," Darla whispered before her cell phone rang and she responded it. "Sup, Amber? No, no, I can speak..." she walked away like a busy teenager and where her Moon Power began to go a little out of control while she was talking on the phone. "Hey, wait," she yelped as she caught her Moon Staff, "hang on a sec, Amber!"
Soon everything that Darla's Moon Power controlled stopped after a lightning bolt struck the ground and Martin appeared.
Martin coughed slightly before stretching. "Shocking," he said before laughing at himself.
"Nice one, Martin," Darla laughed.
Martin came over and noticed what was going on. "Sheesh, Darla, I thought you were doing chores with Mum today."
"I might have used my Moon Power to do the dishes," Darla grinned sheepishly.
"Oh, Darla, you can't use your powers to do dishes..." Martin replied, "it's the rules."
"Dang it," Darla pouted.
"I'm sorry, but Abigail and Olivia warned me that..." Martin put his arm around her.
Then Darla cleaned up manually. "Well, Martin, how did it feel becoming all powerful," she asked while cleaning.
"Oh, I feel so amazed with myself..." Martin said as he sat on the couch, "I just wish you could've seen it...this must've been how Twilight felt since she became a unicorn."
"I bet it was," Darla grinned.
"Oh, man..." Martin sprawled on the couch, "my life is so crazy."
"It sure is, well, Martin, would you like to go to a city named Zootopia," Darla asked.
"Zootopia, what," Martin asked, "that's an interesting name."
"Danny and Sawyer are going there and they offered to let me come as well," Darla grinned at the invitation given to her by the cat couple she was now friends with even if they started out as enemies.
"That's grand," Martin grinned.
"Well, you wanna go," Darla asked.
"Yes," Martin agreed, "let me just call Teresa and Cynthia where they know I'm home."
"Alright," Darla grinned.
Martin grinned back as he took out his cell phone to do just that.
Cholena chuckled as she bonded with Tanya about their witch abilities.
Teresa sighed as she felt left out until she got a ring on her phone and responded it. "Martin, did you survive," she asked about her friend's latest solo mission, but had nothing to concern about since he was now heaven.
"Yes, I survived," Martin grinned.
"Sure..." Teresa said before seeming a little jealous of Angelina getting most of her mother's attention, "nothing's changed much here, but your little sister thinks she can use Moon Power to solve all her problems."
"I know," Martin said.
Teresa sighed a bit as Tanya and Cholena had some fun and she started to feel a little left out.
"Darla's going to some place called Zootopia," Martin warned Teresa.
"I hear it's a city run by animals," Teresa replied.
"That sure is," Martin said.
"Sounds like fun..." Teresa shrugged, "besides, the mayor is a lion and we have met lions up close before."
"Yes," Jesse nodded.
Teresa's left eye twitched at her mother's laughing.
"Would you like to come, Teresa," Martin asked, "you seem stressed."
"I'm fine..." Teresa said through her teeth.
"You sure," Martin asked.
"Well...I guess I could get out of the house..." Teresa shrugged.
"Sure," Martin grinned.
"You gonna bring your giiiirlfriend," Teresa asked.
"Yes, I am," Martin said.
"Of course you are....hey, what if we turned into animals," Teresa asked with a laugh, remembering their Rock-a-Doodle adventure.
"Oh, please, like that could happen again," Martin smirked.
"If it does, I blame a warlock or witch..." Teresa replied with a shrug.
"Anyhow, I better call Cynthia," Martin said.
"Alright, speak to you later," Teresa replied.
Then Martin hung up and then called Cynthia, hoping she wasn't too busy, but she hopefully wasn't as she mostly just babysat or dog-sat for the family and was at the house most of the time.
"Hello," Cynthia smiled.
"Hey, Cynthia, just wanted to let you know I'm back home," Martin grinned to himself.
"Oh, Martin, warn me everything," Cynthia squeaked.
"I'd love to, but I need to ask you something; would you like come with us to Zootopia," Martin asked.
"Zootopia," Cynthia asked, "what's that?"
"It's this city run by animals..." Martin explained, "it's so unique and awesome, I've seen commercials for it."
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"Sure, I'll come," Cynthia grinned.
"I thought you'd love it....." Martin grinned back.
"Now warn me, did you kick anyone's butt," Mo asked eagerly.
"I beat someone named Lord Beerus," Martin said.
Cynthia chuckled as she was eager to hear more about Martin's story. Martin began to warn her more of his story. Cynthia chuckled as she listened in to this as much as she could hear.
Darla was packing up to get ready to leave to visit Danny and Sawyer in Zootopia. Soon she saw a familiar fox kit arriving in the backyard through Patch's secret way from the Pound Puppies HQ.
Soon Patch came out with him. "Well, what'd you think, Tod?"
"It was amazing and I wanted to tell you that I'm going to Zootopia," Tod said.
"Zootopia, right," Patch asked.
"Yes," Tod nodded, "I found that I have a relative there."
"That's grand," Patch grinned.
"Do you think perhaps he'll warn me about my mother," Tod sounded hopeful, "don't get me wrong, I love Widow Tweed and all, but...I think about my mother all the time...I do wonder who she is...I do wonder how she is...I do wonder where she is..."
Patch knew these were curious questions and he was going to find out those responses.
"Widow Tweed won't warn me about her," Tod frowned as he missed his mother even if he didn't know her.
"Then I'm coming with," Patch said.
Darla came into the backyard. "Patch, I didn't know foxes were allowed in Pound Puppies HQ."
"Yes, Tod is the very first," Patch grinned.
"I'm an honored guest," Tod replied as he showed his black collar that had a golden tag on it.
"Ooh," Darla grinned.
"You all packed, Darla," Patch asked.
"Yes," Darla replied, "it'll be nice to see Danny and Sawyer as well."
"Well, where do we leave," Tod asked Patch.
"First fact tomorrow morning," Patch replied, "can I trust you to be here?"
"I will," Tod promised.
"Sure," Patch said.
Then Tod scampered away back home to Widow Tweed.
"He's so nice," Darla grinned.
"Yes, he's a nice boy," Patch agreed.
"Don't you mean 'kit'," Darla asked.
"Does it matter," Patch shrugged.
"Nice point," Darla said.
"This is gonna be fun," Patch grinned as he was emotional to check out Zootopia up close, "a city populated by animals."
"Then you can already guess what you'll have to wear," Darla said.
"I do," Patch replied.
"Everyone there will think it's weird if you and Tod don't wear clothes," Darla said.
"Oh...I guess that's a nice point...also it's a nice fact I can already walk on my hind legs thanks to Salem..." Patch replied, "I think I'll wear my human disguise clothes."
"That sounds like a nice idea," Darla agreed with that.
"I'll give Tod some clothes and give him the ability to walk on two feet," Patch said.
Darla grinned as Patch was a very best friend.
Later that night, Darla was on the phone with her new animal friends.
"Yes, that's right, Danny, we'll be coming by tomorrow morning," Darla said, "I'm not sure until we'll get there though to be exact."
"Oh, I just wish you could meet some of my friends back in Kokomo, Miss Dim––I mean Darla," Danny grinned, "we had such grand times, I even remember how I felt inspired to make a difference myself since my old friend Judy made a play at school about how prey and predators could live together and she decided to become a cop until she grows up and I decided to be a movie star."
"Well, who knows? Perhaps she'll be there," Darla said.
"She did say she always wanted to go there, even if her parents wanted her to stay home with them, her brothers and sisters on the carrot farm..." Danny replied, "I remember how much that play inspired me to come to Hollywood in the first place."
"It must have been very inspiring," Darla grinned.
"You bet," Danny grinned back, "well, I better get going, Sawyer has dinner ready."
"Alright, farewell, Danny," Darla said before hanging up on the orange tabby.
"Are you all ready, Darla," Martin asked.
"Yes, all set to go," Darla said as she put the phone back where it was.
"Sure," Martin grinned.
"Is Teresa gonna come as well," Darla asked.
"Yes," Martin said.
Soon Teresa came as if on cue.
"Teresa, where have you been," Martin asked.
"I'm sorry," Teresa replied, "my dumb cousin Henry was getting damaged with his teacher and he's gonna be forced to get a summer job soon."
"He got in danger with his teacher," Darla asked, "what's he done?"
"I warned Henry to be careful with his mum's car and then he smashed the car into the teacher's car," Teresa replied out of annoyance.
"Woah," Martin said.
"That boy never listens......" Teresa rolled her eyes, "I don't know how his mother puts up with him by herself."
"I don't know either," Martin said.
"What does his dad think," Darla asked.
"Henry's father left him and my aunt a long time ago..." Teresa replied softly.
"That's horrible," Darla frowned.
"Who was he," Patch asked.
"I hadn't seen them since I was little, I don't remember....." Teresa shrugged before chuckling, "poor little tyke, I bet his mum makes him work at some fast food place."
"Perhaps," Martin shrugged.
Later that night, Darla was awakened bright and early.
"Ugh..." Darla moaned as she came to Martin as it was about dusk outside. "Martin, it's like 4:00 in the morning..."
"I know and we have to be ready for the monorail to Zootopia," Martin said.
Darla yawned as she was exhausted.
"I know, Darla, but you can sleep the rest of the road," Martin promised his little sister, but looked around, "where are Patch and Tod though? They're gonna be late."
"Hang on, we're coming," Patch and Tod's voice called out.
"C'mon, Tod, you put one foot in front of the other~..." Patch coached through song to the fox kit.
Soon Tod began to walk on his back feet and where he was doing grand.
"And then you're walking across the floor~" Patch continued as Tod got better and better, "and soon you'll be walking out the door!~"
"Are you randomly singing," Tod asked.
"I heard it in a Christmas special about how Santa became Santa Claus," Patch replied, "I thought the song would help motivate you taking your first steps."
"It kind of was," Tod said.
Soon Patch and Tod grinned to each other. Once they were set to go, they got into the car and they were driving on their road to Zootopia.
"Wahoo," Patch grinned behind the wheel.
Darla yawned and soon fell right back asleep as she hated awakening early for road trips. Teresa felt the same fashion as she listened to some music to pass the time for herself as she drifted away. Cynthia was sleeping as she laid her head on Martin's shoulder. Patch and Tod were too emotional to fall asleep as they stayed awake most of the ride over until they came to the monorail.
Once there, they got out of the car and went into the monorail. As they came onto the monorail, they took their seats and were soon joined by animals who walked and spoke normally and wore clothes. There appeared to be a rabbit girl with her MP3 player's buds in her large ears as she was the most emotional to visit Zootopia.
"That must be Danny's bunny rabbit friend," Darla grinned.
The monorail passed through the desert where camels were running a marathon together, The Arctic Circle, a dark tunnel which took them into a rain-forest village, and at last downtown Zootopia.
"Ooh," Cynthia grinned.
"Everything is so beautiful..." Darla was amazed at the structures of the world she didn't dare think possible.
Sure enough, the monorail stopped which meant that they could get off. Danny and Sawyer were there waiting for Darla and the others as they had their adoptive daughter with them and soon they saw Danny's old friend and Tod with them.
"Hey, guys, glad you could---Judy Hopps," Danny gasped.
"Daniel Cat, is that you," The bunny girl's eyes widened as she took out her ear buds as she saw the orange tabby cat.
"Sawyer, this is my old friend from Kokomo, she's the one who inspired me to come to Hollywood," Danny grinned to his wife as he put his arm around the female bunny.
"Well, this is the famous Judy Hopps I've heard so much about," Sawyer grinned.
"Oh, I wouldn't call me famous..." Judy grinned back sheepishly.
"Judy, this is my wife, Sawyer, and this is our daughter, Bridget," Danny introduced.
"H-Hello," Bridget grinned shyly.
"Oh, she's so cute..." Judy grinned back.
Soon Danny saw Darla and the others and decided to go see them.
"Wow, it's so big," Tod grinned.
"And who do we have here," Sawyer asked.
"My name's Tod Tweed," Tod replied, he always assumed 'Tweed' was his last name since Widow Tweed took him in shortly after he had been born before the hunters shot his birth mother.
"It's nice to meet you, Tod," Sawyer grinned.
Tod shook hands with them, remembering what Patch taught him with meeting new friends. Patch grinned as this was working out nicely for the young fox kit.
"Man, this place looks amazing......" Judy looked all around the various citizens of Zootopia.
"It sure does so," Darla said.
"This is so strange...." Teresa commented about animals walking around like humans and even having jobs and going to school.
"C'mon, I got the details about my new apartment on the phone last night," Judy said as she collected her luggage as she decided to show Danny and Sawyer.
"Alright then," Danny grinned.
They went with Judy as she looked all around Zootopia with awe and wonder. The other animals seemed so much bigger and taller.
"Woah! How will I find my uncle," Tod asked.
"Your uncle," Bridget asked as she turned back while holding Danny's paw, but standing behind Darla.
"Yeah, I heard my uncle lives here," Tod replied.
"Do you know his name," Darla asked.
"Uh, yes, I think his name was Nicholas Wilde," Tod said.
"Well, I don't know anyone by that name, but don't you worry, Tod, I'm sure we'll find him," Sawyer replied.
"I hope so," Tod said.
Everyone walked and looked around as the Zootopians were doing their own fact. A hippo was soaking wet before standing on an air jet, which dried him up instantly where he would be ready for work. There were tiny hamster businessmen who were going through tubes. A giraffe was at a juice stand and was given a drink.
"Nice," Martin said.
Judy jumped around in emotion as they explored Zootopia. There was a rock star female gazelle on a screen in front of everybody.
"I am Gazelle, welcome to Zootopia," the gazelle grinned.
"Ooh," Darla grinned.
Bridget squeaked. "I LOVE GAZELLE!!"
"I take it you're a fan," Patch asked.
Danny and Sawyer chuckled to that.
"Bridget's the president of the Gazelle fan club," Danny grinned.
"Cool, just one question, who's Gazelle," Darla asked.
Flora's jaw dropped. "You never heard of Gazelle?"
Darla simply shook her head.
"Mama, Daddy, can I show Darla my Gazelle CD," Flora asked her parents.
"Sure you can, darling," Sawyer grinned.
"That should be fine while we get settled in," Martin agreed.
Teresa, Martin, Darla, Patch and Tod rented a room for a temporary stay while Judy took Danny and Sawyer to her new apartment to live in as an armadillo woman came to show her and where the rooms weren't that impressive.
"Luckily, this is only temporary..." Teresa commented about the state of the small apartment.
"It was the best I could get on budget," Martin said as he put his bag onto one bed.
Soon Tod saw a fox outside the window walking side-by-side. He pressed his nose against the window and soon rushed out the door to go see him.
"That was random," Teresa said.
"Tod, wait up," Patch called out before going after Tod.
Tod couldn't help his natural instincts, but he ran on all fours after the adult fox he saw out the window. Soon he found the adult fox he saw. "That has to be him, I know it."
"Tod..." Patch shivered from running.
"Patch, I think I found my Uncle Nicholas," Tod grinned hopefully.
"Wow, that fast," Patch grinned.
"It must be him...." Tod said as he looked at the adult male fox who was taking a stroll, though he had a sneaky look on his face.
Soon the adult male fox had a feeling he was being followed as he turned around to see who was following him.
"Hi," Tod beamed.
"Um...hey, boy..." the adult male fox replied, but he looked freaked out for a moment, "oh, man, I'm not your father, am I?"
"No," Tod shook his head with a grin.
"Whew, that's a relief," the adult male fox sighed.
"You're my uncle though," Tod said.
"What," the adult male fox asked.
"Your name is Nicholas Wilde, right," Tod hoped.
"Yes," the adult male fox said, confused of how the fox kit knew his name.
"Uncle Nicholas," Tod beamed and hugged the adult male fox.
"Uh, listen, boy, you must have to be confused with someone else," the adult male fox replied, "I don't have any nieces or nephews."
Tod frowned as he let go of the adult male fox. "But...I--"
"Excuse me, but I must go," the adult male fox said before walking away, minding his own business.
"Wait, what if we did a DNA test," Patch asked the adult male fox.
"Motocross," The adult male fox asked.
"Yes, I'll take samples of your fur and I'll see if Tod is your nephew or not," Patch grinned.
"Well, alright, just to get this over with," the adult male fox said.
Patch plucked their fur and then began to track with a device he had and they had to wait for a few moments.
The adult male fox looked into Tod's eyes and had a small grin before chuckling. "I haven't seen such a sparkle in a young fox's eyes since I warned Anya I got accepted into the Junior Ranger Scouts."
"Anya," Tod asked, "was that my mum's--I mean, your sister's name?"
"Yes, I haven't seen her in years..." the adult male fox replied, "she warned me she liked the forest a lot better than the city."
Sure enough, the device beeped and a sheet of paper came out.
Patch took the paper and read through it to show a green check with a grin. "It's a match!"
This was great news as well as surprising news as Tod grinned while Nicholas looked shocked and surprised.
"I warned you I was your nephew, I warned you," Tod chuckled.
"I'm an uncle...." Nicholas whispered as Tod jumped for joy.
"Oh, I have so many questions to ask you about my mum," Tod grinned.
"Oh, boy..." Nicholas replied, "wait, why can't you ask her yourself? Didn't you guys talk on the way over here or something?"
Tod frowned slightly. "She went to sleep a little bit after I was born."
"Went to sleep," Nicholas asked.
"Yeah...one night, I was with her and the next fact I know, I ended up on this human woman's doorstop," Tod explained, he wasn't exactly sure what just happened to his mother before Widow Tweed adopted him as a pet.
"Do you remember hearing any loud noises before waking up at the doorstep," Nicholas asked.
"I heard something that sounded like a bang," Tod nodded, "like since Mr. Slade shoots all around and threatens me if he sees me with Copper."
"That's what I was afraid of," Nicholas frowned.
"What," Tod asked.
Nicholas sighed as his heart sunk in his chest and his tail and ears drooped. The sister he hadn't seen in many years was now gone forever. "Um... Tod, is that it," he asked uneasily, "there's no easy fashion to say this, but...I'm afraid your mother......my little sister.....is...dead."
This caused Tod to turn pale and his heart to sink. Patch frowned as this turned out to be a rather unhappy moment between Tod and Nicholas. "Uh, look on the bright side," he tried to lighten the mood. "You guys could always talk about Tod's mother," he saw that now might have not been the right time to mention her.
"Well, where are you staying," Nicholas asked his nephew.
"We're staying in an apartment with Patch's friends and family," Tod pointed backward to where they once were.
"Oh, man, not that old place...." Nicholas scoffed and shook his head.
"Yes, we are, Uncle Nichol----" Tod was about to say.
"Nick, please," the adult male fox replied.
"Yeah, we are, Uncle Nick," Tod said.
"No way, no one of my family or any one of his friends are staying there," Nick said.
"Um...in that case, Mr. Wilde, could we stay with you," Patch asked.
"Sure...just as long as you don't mind me working sometimes..." Nick replied innocently.
"We don't mind," Tod grinned.
"Thatta boy," Nick chuckled.
Back in the apartment......
Soon Bridget and Darla were singing and dancing along to 'Try Everything' by Gazelle.
"Why couldn't we have found a better place then this dump," Teresa moaned.
"I warned you, this was the best I could get on my budget," Martin replied.
"I'm starting to think your summer job helping out Fievel in the council doesn't pay well," Teresa taunted.
Martin was about to make a remark before they saw Patch enter with a grin. "Hey, boy," he grinned to his dog.
"Hey, guys, you wanna go somewhere a lot better than here," Patch asked, "we found Tod's uncle."
"Wow, that was fast," Martin grinned.
Patch grinned back.
"Mum and Dad are yet with Judy...why do grown-ups take so long to speak to each other," Bridget pouted.
"Who knows," Martin shrugged.
A couple of neighboring antelopes were going into the room next to Judy's as they were going to be neighbors, but they weren't very nice about it.
Sure enough, Danny and Sawyer came back to their daughter.
"What took you so loooong," Bridget pouted to her parents.
"I'm sorry, Bridget, but your daddy just hasn't seen Judy in such a long time," Sawyer grinned apologetically.
"Well, did we miss anything," Danny asked.
"Eh, not much, but Tod's uncle offered us a different place to stay if you don't mind us transferring," Patch warned the cat couple.
"Please," Bridget begged.
"Well...that should be fine, just as long as we keep in touch with Judy, I'm so emotional for her," Danny grinned as he accepted, "she starts her new job tomorrow!"
"Don't worry, you'll yet stay in touch with Judy," Patch assured him.
Sure enough, they were brought to a bigger and better place to stay in like in a luxury hotel.
"This reminds me of the letter that Madeline sent me and Amber about until she and the girls stayed at the Rich Hotel," Darla grinned as she loved this place.
"Wow, this is where he lives," Tod grinned.
"I hope you guys like it here," Nick grinned back, "it's a big step from the little country where I grew up in."
"Thanks, Uncle Nick," Tod beamed and hugged his uncle, "can we see you work?"
"Oh, I'm sorry, buddy, but my work is....um...confidential," Nick replied, but it seemed to be a lie.
"Aww..." Tod frowned.
"I'm sorry, jocko, maybe another time......" Nick ruffled up the top of his head.
"Alright, Uncle Nick..." Tod pouted as he really wanted to spend some time with the uncle he never knew he had.
Soon they all went inside and went into his room after going up to the floor it was on. This was a lot better than Judy's apartment.
"It was so grand to see Judy again," Danny grinned to Sawyer, "wasn't it?"
"Yes, I suppose so, Tiger," Sawyer chuckled since this was her first time meeting Judy.
"Wow, your job must be really reluctant if you could be afford to live here," Patch grinned.
"You could say that," Nick smirked innocently.
"Well, we better get some sleep," Patch yawned.
"It's been a long day for all of us..." Nick agreed.
Everyone went to their own beds and got comfortable as it was time to go to sleep. Bridget decided to let Darla borrow her Gazelle CD to help her get some sleep. Soon Nick saw he didn't have enough beds where he decided to let Tod sleep with him. Tod was about to sleep in a corner with a pillow and blanket.
"Hey, jocko, why don't you come over here with me," Nick invited.
"Ooh...thanks, Uncle Nick," Tod beamed.
"No problem, Tod," Nick grinned.
"I love you, Uncle Nick," Tod grinned back before falling asleep.
"I love you as well, jocko..." Nick sighed as he hugged his nephew before falling asleep.
It was the perfect ending to the day.
At around 5:30 in the morning, Judy awakened and got into her uniform as she was eager to start her first day of her dream job as a police officer in Zootopia. And where there she would learn what her actual job would be. Darla grinned as she listened to Gazelle in her sleep and became a fan girl overnight thanks to Bridget. Sure enough, everyone in Nick's room smelled something cooking.
"Mummy," Bridget awakened and looked all around as Sawyer usually made breakfast to awaken her out of bed. To her surprise, both of her parents weren't in the kitchen. Soon Bridget awakened and rubbed her eyes as she came into the kitchen as there was food being stuffed. Soon she saw Nick in the kitchen cooking. "Oh, Mr. Nick?"
Nick turned over. "Oh, hello there."
Tod was the next to awaken. "Something smells amazing......" he grinned as he followed the scent in a cartoonish fashion. Soon he saw his biological uncle cooking.
"Hey, jocko, want some breakfast before I go to work," Nick grinned.
"You bet," Tod beamed.
"Well, there are some freshly made pancakes," Nick grinned.
Everyone gathered to a special pancake breakfast. Nick grinned as he joined them before he had to get going.
"I dunno why, but there's something about this Nick guy..." Teresa said to Martin, "he seems like a sneak."
"You're just saying that because he's a fox," Martin scoffed.
"Well, yes, but he seems to be hiding something from us," Teresa replied, "like, what's his job and why can't we know about it?"
Tod was wondering that himself and decided to follow his uncle without him noticing.
"I guess we'll have to wait," Martin shrugged.
"BORING," Teresa tilted her head back, "man, and I thought you were cool."
"Well, I better get going," Nick said after finishing his plate.
"Have a nice day, sir," Darla replied.
"I intend to, you guys stay out of danger now," Nick grinned on his road out.
"We will," Patch said.
Nick waved and then he went away to start his day without knowing that his nephew would be following him.
Judy was now going to the police station to apply for a job.
"Should we follow Judy," Teresa asked.
"If you'd like," Martin replied, "animals seem so big here, you better be careful, Darla."
"I will," Darla promised him.
"Alright, then let's go," Patch said before noticing someone missing, "uh, where is Tod?"
The others looked around to only notice that the fox kit had gone missing somehow.
"Oh, dear, this can't be real," Bridget frowned.
"He must have followed Nick without us noticing," Martin said.
"Typical," Patch replied as he felt like he should've seen that coming.
"Well, what have we done now," Darla asked, "follow Judy or find Tod?"
"As long as Tod is with his uncle, he'll be fine," Danny said.
"Well, can we find Aunt Judy," Bridget asked.
Danny and Sawyer found it cute that Bridget called Danny's old friend her aunt even after just meeting her last night.
"Of course we can, darling," Sawyer grinned, "c'mon, let's check out the police station, perhaps we can find Judy before she registers."
"Yes," Bridget grinned.
Danny and Sawyer grinned to Sally.
Later on, they were exploring Zootopia until they saw Judy in uniform as she was going to the police station to apply for a job. The predator animals seemed so much bigger compared to Judy, but she didn't mind or care and was going to a cheetah who was eating some cereal.
"Wow," Cynthia said.
Martin made sure Darla wouldn't get stepped on.
"Uh, excuse me? Down here," Judy called out to the cheetah behind the front desk who didn't see her at first since she was so small compared to the others, "hi."
"Oh...my...heavens, they really did hire a bunny," the cheetah chuckled, "what?! I must warn you, you're even cuter than I thought you'd be."
This caused Judy to look rather uncomfortable.
"Uh, you probably didn't know, but a bunny can call another bunny cute, but if other animals do it, it's a little----" Judy winced, trying to explain.
The cheetah gasped as he listened to her. "I am very sorry," he said to her hesitantly as he was concerned he offended her, "me...Benjamin Clawhauser, the guy who's just a doughnut loving cop, stereotyping you......"
'He seems nice,' Darla thought to herself.
"Oh, my heavens, are these mice," Clawhauser noticed the others.
Judy turned her head to see that she had company. "Danny," she asked, "what're you guys doing here?"
"We wanted to see you at your job," Danny said.
"Um, can they do that," Judy asked Clawhauser.
"I don't see anything wrong with it," Clawhauser replied. "This is amazing though, I've never met a human before, and you are all just adorable I could eat you up," he realized what he said, "oh, please, don't take that the wrong fashion."
"It's alright," Martin said.
Teresa chuckled. "I like this guy!"
Soon Judy noticed something stuck in Clawhauser's neck and tried to point it out to him as he didn't seem to notice it.
Soon he noticed what Judy was trying to warn him. "Oh, there you went, you Little Dickens," he noticed a chocolate doughnut with a bite out of it and soon ate it.
"Wow, and I thought I ate a lot of sweets," Darla commented as she had a powerful sweet tooth in her old home and no one would even stop her even if it would make her sick.
"Uh...well, where does she register," Cynthia asked Clawhauser.
"Oh," Clawhauser swallowed, "bull pen's over there to the left."
"Sure! Thank you," Judy grinned as she went over in that direction and the others followed behind her.
'This is so emotional,' Bridget thought to herself.
"Aww...that poor little bunny's gonna get eaten alive," Clawhauser commented as Judy went away with the others to where the other officers were.
"What," Patch asked out of confusion.
Judy entered the room and saw a bunch of officers, most of the predator kind, conversing. She saw a lion and a polar bear arm-wrestling. The polar bear pinned the lion's arm down with a huge thud, surprising Judy. She walked to a chair and attempted to get on, which she managed. Darla stayed close to Martin as she felt hesitant about these big animals, though she should be used to lions since she saw some up close like Simba, Nala and Mufasa. Soon they joined Judy.
"Stay close to me," Martin warned Darla before gasping at the arm-wrestling, "ooh, I call next!"
This caused the animals who were arm-wrestling to laugh.
Martin frowned. "Teresa, watch Darla, I'll be right back."
"Oh, this can't end well," Teresa commented.
"No, it can't end well one bit," Darla agreed.
"Well, you, a small human think you can take me on," the polar bear asked after the lion rubbed his now sore arm.
"Yes," Martin beamed bravely, "let's do this!"
"Alright, but don't weep after I beat you," the polar bear smirked.
"Oh, I won't," Martin promised and he held out his arm, "ready wherever you are."
The polar bear smirked and latched his paw around Martin's arm where they could begin. "Alright...ready...set...go," he smirked.
Martin smirked back as he knew he was going to win against this polar bear. The others crowded around as Martin seemed to be strong for a tiny human. The polar bear growled as he couldn't seem to hit Martin's arm on the table. Martin smirked as he did that and folded his arms.
"H-How did you beat me," the polar bear asked, "rematch!"
Martin chuckled. "Alright, if you really want to."
Judy was emotional to be in the room as she looked all around the other animals, even though they were much bigger than she was, and soon stopped as Martin arm-wrestled the polar bear again without even breaking a sweat and where he won again.
"No, no, no," the polar bear frowned.
"Yes, yes, yes," Martin smirked.
"Alright, now it's my turn," the lion smirked.
"Line up, boys, I could do this all day," Martin smirked back.
"Hey! Officer Hopps," Judy grinned as she sat behind a rhino and held out her paw for a fist bump, "you ready to make the world a better place?"
The rhino rolled his eyes with a snort and bumped her back, which was of course strong enough to slide her back. Soon the lion took his turn with Martin. Martin yawned as soon as the match began and he won instantly.
"Are you sure you're a mouse," the lion looked him dead in the eyes.
"Yes, I'm a mouse," Martin said.
Soon the hippo came into the room to get everyone's attention. "Atten-HUT!"
A cape buffalo came into the room and soon everyone banged their fists against the table as he arrived.
'That must be their boss,' Darla thought to herself.
"Alright. That's it! Everybody sit," the Chief warned the others and they sat down, but only the tips of Judy's ears were shown since she was so much smaller. "I've got three items on the docket. First...we need to acknowledge the elephant in the room," he said, which was usually a metaphor before looking to the actual elephant in the room, "Francine? Happy Birthday."
This caused the rest of the animals to do the same.
"Heh...oh, yes," the female elephant smirked as she pulled a tiger into a headlock.
'They sure play rough,' Darla thought to herself.
"Oh...oh," Judy applauded in order to fit in with the other cops.
"Number two; there are some new recruits with us I should introduce, but I'm not going to because I don't care," the Chief said.
"Does anyone want some ice for that sick burn," Teresa frowned.
Soon Darla covered her mouth.
"Mice..." the Chief noticed.
"Yes, what're you gonna do about it," Teresa folded her arms.
"Oh, it's a mouse with a smart mouth," the Chief scoffed back.
'Please don't throw us out, please don't throw us out,' Darla thought to herself.
"Huh..." the Chief got in Teresa's face, "seems like the endangered species of a sharp-tongued human...how would you like to be thrown out?"
"How'd you like to be extinct," Teresa retorted.
'Oh, please let Martin's strength be enough for us not to be thrown out,' Darla thought to herself.
The Chief snorted in her face. Teresa coughed and took off her bow as that fogged them up.
"Anyhow," the Chief said as he had business to attend to for his officers, "eventually; we have fourteen missing mammal cases, all predators; from a giant polar bear to a teensy little otter, and City Hall is right up my tail to find them! This is priority number one."
Then the hippo gave him files.
'Ooh,' Patch thought to himself.
"Assignments: Officers Grizzoli, Fangmeyer, Delgato; your teams take missing mammals from the Rainforest District," the Chief began to assign. "Officers McHorn, Rhinowitz, Wolfard; your teams take Sahara Square. Officers Higgins, Snarlov, Trunkaby: Tundratown. And eventually our first bunny: Officer Hopps....parking duty. Dismissed," he assigned before leaving with the others who went to their assignments.
"Parking duty," Judy frowned.
"That's all," Sally frowned.
"Uh, Chief? Chief Bogo," Danny raised his paw to the cape buffalo, "sir, you said there were fourteen missing mammal cases. Well, Judy could handle one."
"You probably forgot, but I was top of my class at the academy," Judy added with a grin as her old friend helped her out like this.
"Didn't forget," Chief Bogo replied, "just don't care."
'Wow,' Teresa thought to herself.
"Sir, I'm not just some token bunny," Judy began to narrow her amethyst eyes.
"Well then, writing 100 tickets a day should be easy," Chief Bogo replied before he left the room.
"100 tickets, I'm not going to write up 100 tickets; I'm gonna write up 200 tickets before noon," Judy said, becoming determined.
"That's the ticket, Judy," Danny grinned.
"I guess Kokomo is filled with folks who believe in themselves," Sawyer commented, remembering how Danny was since he first came to Hollywood.
Soon Judy got her uniform on and got to her vehicle. The others decided to join her to see how she would do. Judy put on her meter maid outfit, adjusted her mirror, put on her seat-belt, turned on the car and hit the pedal. The car moved as slow as possible.
"Farewell, Aunt Judy," Bridget warned her father's old friend.
"She's going to do grand," Sawyer said.
Soon Judy was zipping around and giving parking tickets until it would be 12:00 noon. And she had wrote up 200 tickets, plus one more, counting herself. There was the honking of a car horn.
"Hey, watch where you're going, fox," a ram yelled before driving away.
Soon Judy looked across the street, hoping it wasn't Tod that the ram was yelling at. It seemed to be Nick and he was going into an ice cream parlor known as Jumbeaux's Café. An elephant entered and then Nick followed after him inside. And where she saw Tod sneaking inside with them without Nick knowing.
"Where'd he go," Judy whispered to herself as she decided to spy on this fox.
"Isn't that Mr. Wilde," Bridget wondered.
"Listen, I don't know what you're doing skulking around during daylight hours, but I don't want any damage in here, then hit the road," the owner warned Nick firmly.
Tod did his best not to be seen from his uncle and was surprised as there was a short fox next to Nick.
"I'm not looking for any danger either, sir. I simply wanna buy a Jumbo-pop for my little boy," Nick warned the owner as he stood next to the tiny fox behind him who was in an elephant costume and was sucking on his pacifier, "you want the red or the blue, pal?"
The tiny fox walked up to the glass and pointed to the cherry jumbo pop.
'I didn't know my uncle had a son,' Tod thought to himself.
"Alright, come on, boy, back up," the elephant owner scolded the tiny fox before looking at Nick, "listen, buddy, what? There aren't any fox ice cream joints in your part of town?"
"Uh, d-dear. There are, there are," Nick replied, "it's just, my boy, this goofy little stinker, he loves all facts elephant, he wants to be one until he grows up."
The tiny fox put on an elephant mask and made an elephant toot sound.
"Is that adorable," Nick grinned.
'Something screwy is going on here,' Tod thought to himself.
"Who the heck am I to crush his little dreams, right," Nick shrugged to the elephant, "right?"
Judy found herself feeling very sorry for the tiny fox as she put down her fox repellent that her parents gave her before moving into town.
"Look, you probably can't read, Fox, but the sign says 'We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone', then beat it," the elephant owner frowned at Nick.
"You're holding up the line," a female elephant scolded Nick.
Tod didn't like how the owner was treating his uncle or the little fox which was slightly shorter than him. The tiny fox gave a mournful toot.
"Hello? Excuse me," Judy stepped up.
"Hey, you're gonna have to wait your turn like everyone else, meter maid," the owner warned her.
"Actually, I'm an officer," Judy said as she showed her cop uniform, "just had a fast question; are your customers aware they're getting snot and mucus with their cookies and cream?"
Teresa was about to eat a cookie and cream sample as it was her favorite flavor and soon threw it off as Judy just said that. Tod smirked as he saw what Judy was doing.
"What are you speaking about," the ice cream parlor owner frowned at Judy.
"Well, I don't wanna cause you any damage but, I believe stuffing ice cream with an ungloved trunk is a class-three health code violation," Judy replied to the elephant. "Which is kind of a big deal. Of course I can let you away with a warning if you glove tese trunks and, I don't know, finish selling this nice dad and his son a..." she looked to Nick before whispering, "what was this?"
"A jumbo pop, please," Nick replied.
"A jumbo pop," Judy said.
Then the tiny fox tooted his pretend trunk.
Soon the male elephant sighed out of annoyance. "$15, please."
Soon Nick went into his pocket to get his wallet only to feel that he didn't have it, but Tod had a feeling his uncle did so. "Thank you so much. Thank you," he warned Judy before he looked defeated. "Oh, dear, are you joking me? I don't have my wallet," he chuckled hesitantly. "I'd lose my head if it weren't attached to my neck. That's the truth. Oh, boy...I'm sorry, pal. Must be about the worst birthday ever. Please don't be mad at me," he kissed the tiny fox on the forehead before walking away and looked to Judy on the road out, "thanks anyhow."
Judy watched them leave and hit a twenty dollar bill on the counter. "Keep the change."
Soon the elephant gave Nick the jumbo pop.
"Officer, I can't thank you enough," Nick grinned as he carried the jumbo pop while Judy held the tiny fox's hand, "so kind, really. Can I pay you back?"
"Oh, dear, my treat," Judy grinned, "it just, you know, it burns me up to see folks with such backward attitudes toward foxes. I just wanna say that you're a grand dad and just a...a real articulate fella."
Soon Judy and Nick introduced each other as they seemed to be becoming friends.
Soon Judy bent down to the tiny fox. "And you, little guy, you want to be an elephant if you grow up? You be an elephant. Because this is Zootopia," she grinned to him before giving him a ZPD sticker, "anyone can be anything."
The tiny fox tooted in response.
"Ah, boy, I warn him that all the time," Nick grinned as he gave the tiny fox the jumbo pop, "alright, here you go. Two paws, yes. Oh, look at that grin, that's a Happy Birthday grin! Alright. Give her a little farewell toot-toot!"
Then the tiny fox tooted to Judy before leaving with Nick. Soon Judy tooted back at the tiny fox before leaving and soon where Tod went to keep following his uncle. She grinned as this felt like the best day of her life.
"Uncle Nick? Uncle Nick, wait up," Tod rushed after the adult male fox.
Soon Nick went wide-eyed once he heard his nephew's voice. Soon Judy decided to get lunch with the others while Tod went to his uncle.
"Cool, I have a cousin," Tod grinned to the tiny fox, "hi, Toot-Toot, I'm Tod, your big cousin!"
The tiny fox looked up to Tod, then at Nick.
Tod chuckled. "That's so cool you wanna be an elephant till you grow up."
"Uh...Tod, why don't you run along," Nick grinned hesitantly.
"But I wanna see what job you do so," Tod said.
"I-I warned you, it's very busy, now, run along..." Nick rushed him.
"I didn't know I had a little cousin though, he's so cute," Tod grinned as he pinched the tiny fox's cheek.
"OK, that's it," the tiny fox yelled out, having a gruff adult male voice before frowning at the taller adult male fox, "Nick, who is this kit?!"
This caused for Nick to go face-palm as his partner just blew it.
"Look, boy, I ain't no baby," the tiny fox frowned.
"Finnick, Finnick, it's alright, this is my nephew, Tod," Nick warned him.
"Uncle Nick, what's going on," Tod asked.
"I must go," Nick warned Tod before running away, though slowly since he had a giant popsicle.
"Yo, wait up," Finnick followed after.
Tod was able to easily to yet follow his uncle and his uncle's partner.
Then Judy was warning Danny, Sawyer and the others what she did so, not knowing she had been scammed by Nick and his partner.
"Well, that was nice of you," Teresa said.
"Not bad, Judy," Danny grinned, "if I were the Chief, I'd promote you."
"Thanks, Danny," Judy grinned back.
"Not bad for your first day," Sawyer agreed.
"Agreed," Bridget grinned.
Soon Judy went back to work while the others watched. Soon they noticed Finnick.
"Oh! Hey, little toot-toot...." Judy grinned before she saw what Finnick was doing.
Finnick was holding a jar, and red juice was pouring out of a rain gutter. Nick was seen on top of a roof, melting the Jumbo-pop on a chimney grate. After he melted it fully, he tossed the stick down, slid down from the roof like a surfer, caught the jars, as he and Finnick walked inside their van and drove away and where they saw Tod under the vehicle. He silenced them as he took a ride in secret.
Judy looked confused as she saw Finnick driving the van. She followed them to Tundra Town and saw Nick and Finnick. Finnick made paw prints in the snow and put small popsicle sticks past them, while Nick poured the melted Jumbo-pop juice over it. Judy continued to watch them in confusion.
Later, Nick was seen carrying a cart of small Pawpsicles. He looked at the clock and it chimed 5:00. Lemmings were seen exiting Lemming Brothers Bank.
"Pawpsicles," Nick called out like a merchant, "get your pawpsicles!"
And soon where all of them bought a Pawpsicle. They paid the adult male fox and licked the treat before tossing the sticks into the recycling bin. And where after they all recycled their Pawpsicle sticks and left as Finnick came out with all the recycled Pawpsicle sticks.
Later, in Little Rodentia, a mouse foreman was working until he was halted by Nick putting the sticks in front of him.
"Lumber Delivery," Nick announced.
"What's the color," the mouse asked.
"The color," Nick replied, "uh...it's...it's red wood."
Tod saw what his uncle did for a job and didn't like it and decided to just go back to his luxury hotel as Judy and the others were just as frustrated with Nick.
"I can't believe it, my uncle's conman," Tod pouted as he sat on his bed.
"Clever like a fox, I dare see..." Teresa smirked.
Martin simply elbowed her as this was not the time for that.
"Ow! Hey," Teresa pouted. Soon she saw that now wasn't a best time as Tod looked unhappy.
Martin folded his arms.
"I'm sorry, Tot," Teresa replied.
"Tod," Patch whispered.
"Whatever," Teresa whispered back.
"Perhaps we should give him some time alone to himself," Sawyer said.
The others agreed to this. Bridget was worried about Tod, but soon left with her family.
Sure enough, Nick came inside after he had a little conversation with Judy. Tod looked up with a frown.
"Hey, little buddy," Nick grinned to his nephew.
Soon Tod turned his back on him.
"What's wrong, jocko," Nick asked.
"Oh...nothing..." Tod narrowed his eyes in frustration and disappointment, "you can't build a red wood house in a day, right, Uncle Nick?!"
"Oh...well, I guess you were yet following me," Nick gulped.
"What are you, a thief, a conman, a liar," Tod frowned with tears in his eyes, "I didn't know what to think of you since I heard about you, but I was hoping it wouldn't be something like this!"
Nick knew that Tod had a right to be frustrated with him. "We had a little fight......" the adult male fox sighed, "it was sometime after I joined the Scouts, even though the others made fun of me."
"They did," Tod frowned.
"It's a rough life as a predator, boy," Nick sighed as he stared out the window.
"Mind warning me why," Tod asked.
"That's just the fashion it's always been, boy..." Nick shrugged, "be lucky you have that friend Copper, he sounds like a nice boy."
"He sure is a nice bloodhound dog pup," Tod grinned.
"Oh, you're friends with a hound dog," Nick asked in surprise.
"Uh-huh," Tod grinned, "well, more like best friends."
Nick grinned back.
"Chief doesn't seem to like me much though, he's an older dog who Copper lives with," Tod continued.
"Well, hunter dogs don't really like foxes," Nick said.
"Yes..." Tod remembered, "at least I know that Copper would never ever hurt me."
Nick grinned to his nephew as their relationship was getting better now even though he was kind of a sneak.
Later that night....
"Well, I better get back to my place," Judy warned Danny, "thanks for watching me.....hopefully I get a better position than meter maid."
"I'm sure you will," Danny said.
"You guys have a nice night then," Judy said.
"Night, Judy," Danny hugged his old friend, "see ya around."
The two waved to each other and then went their separate fashions.
Judy sighed as her ears drooped as today wasn't what she expected at all. How was she going to warn her parents? Soon she turned on her radio to listen to a song, only to find out it had depressing songs. Then she decided to make a microwave dinner which was a big meal of carrots, only to see that until it came out, it was just a small carrot, a single one. Then she threw it off and then her parents called Judy's name, williing to use FaceTime, or in this case, MuzzleTime.
Judy moaned as she felt like her life couldn't get any worse, but she forced a grin to speak with them about today where they wouldn't beg her to come back home to work on the carrot farm like any other bunny would. "Hey, it's my parents," she said with a forced grin.
"Oh, there she is!" Judy's mother, Bonnie, beamed, "hi, sweetheart!"
"Hey there, Jude the Dude," Judy's father, Stu, added, "how was your first day on the force?"
"It was real grand," Judy forced herself to say, though today was anything but.
"How is this there," Bonnie asked.
"Oh, everyone is so nice," Judy replied, "even Daniel Cat is here with his own family!"
"Daniel Cat," Stu asked his wife.
"You remember," Bonnie grinned, "he was the one who left for Hollywood to become a movie star."
"Oh, that's right," Stu chuckled.
"Yes, and everyone's been so nice to me," Judy said.
"Wait a second...." Stu said before getting a closer look through the screen, "holy cripes, Bonnie, look at that!"
"Oh, my sweet heavens," Bonnie looked with her husband, "Judy, are you a meter maid?"
"Oh, this," Judy yelped as she tried to cover her vest, "no! Oh, dear. No, this is just a temporary fact!"
"Oh, it's the safest job on the force," Bonnie grinned.
"She's not a real cop," Stu added, "our prayers have been responded!"
"Guys--" Judy tried to speak.
Bonnie and Stu were so proud that Judy couldn't get a word in until she decided to hang up.
"Dad. Dad! Dad," Judy replied, "you know what? It's been a really long day, I should really----"
"That's right, you get some rest," Bonnie said.
"Those meters aren't gonna maid themselves," Stu added.
"Farewell," Bonnie waved before she and her husband hung up on their daughter.
Soon Judy moaned.
"Hey, Bunny, turn down that depressing music," one neighbor yelled out.
Then Judy swiftly turned off the radio.
"Leave the meter maid alone," the other neighbor replied, "didn't you hear her conversation? She feels like a failure!"
"Oh, shut up!"
"You shut up!"
"Tomorrow is a new day," Judy said.
"Yes, but it might be worse," one neighbor yelled out.
Soon the next day came as Judy was back on her meter maid position while everyone else worked on the case of the missing mammals and she was getting negative responses from the tickets she was writing up.
"I was thirty seconds over," a moose frowned.
"Yes, you're a real hero, lady," a mouse huffed.
"My mummy says she wishes you were dead," a hippo girl stated.
"Uncool, Rabbit," a weasel snapped, "my tax dollars pay your salary!"
"I am a real cop, I am a real cop, I am a real cop, I am a real cop....." Judy tried to warn herself as this day seemed far worse than yesterday without her knowing a weasel was running out of a shop with a duffel bag.
"Hey! Hey, wait! You, bunny," a frantic pig came toward Judy as she banged her head in misfortune.
"Sir, if you have a grievance, you may contest your citation in traffic court," Judy replied in agitation.
"What are you speaking about?! My shop! It was just robbed! Look, he's getting away," the pig replied as he pointed to the escaping weasel. "Well, are you a cop or not," he shook her violently.
This was Judy's time to actually do something else than write up tickets.
"Oh! Yes. Yes! Don't worry, sir, I found this," Judy replied as she ran out of her car, threw her hat off, tore away her vest like Superman tearing out of his uniform and chased after Duke, "stop! Stop in the name of the law!"
"Catch me if ya can, Cotton Tail," the weasel smirked as he got away.
Soon Danny and the others saw what was going on.
"Coming through," the weasel smirked as he rode off as he hit a puddle, which splashed onto Teresa.
Teresa winced and then stood up straight with a death frown as she dripped wet. "Very funny....let's all laugh at the perky goth!"
"What's with him," Patch asked.
Then Judy was seen zipping after the escaping weasel.
"Awesome, it's a cop chase," Teresa grew emotional.
"Let's join the chase," Tod grinned.
"Should we," Teresa winced hesitantly as that seemed wrong.
"Yes, c'mon, it'll be fun," Tod beamed as he was emotional as he became the first to join in on the chase, "this is the most fun I've had in a while!"
Soon the others shrugged and followed after the young fox kit as he came to see the car chase up close.
"This is Officer McHorn, we have a 10-31," the rhino cop said as he was requesting back-up.
"I've had dibs," Judy replied as she was going after the escaping weasel, "Officer Hopps, I am in pursuit! Woot woot!"
"Along with some friends," Tod cheered as he ran on all fours.
Soon the weasel saw the entrance to a spot known as Little Rodentia. He threw the bag over the gate and dove through the hole. Some mice ran off as he entered through the hole and caught the bag. He chuckles and runs off. Soon Tod jumped over the gate and continued chasing the weasel.
"Oh, wow, I feel like a giant here..." Darla said as she carefully stepped with Bridget around Little Rodentia.
There was a female brown mouse with black hair in a yellow dress humming to herself as she pushed a baby carriage with a baby gray mouse inside and soon shrieked at the sight of everyone, especially the weasel.
"That looked like Jerry as a girl," Teresa commented.
"Yes, it kinda did so," Martin agreed.
Judy slid through the entrance and looked for the bag before seeing the weasel. "You, freeze," she called out before running after him.
"Hey! Meter maid! Wait for the real cops," the rhino cop frowned as he got up to the gates.
"Yes...not happening," Teresa said.
"Hey! Stop! Stop," Judy frowned at the escaping weasel.
The weasel jumped on tiny cars with mice driving them and used them as roller-skates as he taunted Judy while making his escape and laughed at her. Tod frowned at the weasel, not liking him one bit. Judy narrowed her eyes as she chased down the weasel, knowing he had to be a threat.
"Ugh...I'm too slow..." Teresa said before she took out her backpack and took out her hoverboard and threw it down on the ground before it hovered inches above the ground. Then she jumped onto it and latched into it and began to hover after the weasel swiftly as possible as it was faster for her than running. "Much better."
The weasel roller-skated through between buildings and jumped on them. Judy followed him and saw the weasel jumping on the buildings and tipping the last one in the process. In one of the buildings, a mouse was on a hamster wheel and noticed her house was being tilted. The buildings toppled each other like dominoes. Judy stood between the buildings and pushed them back in place. The mice shrieked and scurried around.
Judy made her road past them without stepping on them. "Oh! I'm sorry, coming through," she warned the citizens before getting onto railroad tracks, "excuse me. Pardon me. Hot stuff."
Tod began to do the same fact as he made his road through.
"Bon voyage-y, Flatfoot," the weasel laughed as he was on a mouse-sized train.
"He's not getting away," Tod fronwed.
"He's not making this easy," Judy agreed.
Martin began to throw pipes, only for the weasel to dodge them before stopping at The Big Doughnut.
"Have a doughnut, copper," the weasel laughed as he rolled the sign against her.
"Oh, my heavens, did you see those leopard print leggings," a female shrew grinned to her friends as they were coming out of the Mall together. Soon her friends panicked at the incoming doughnut. She shrieked as it was coming right toward her.
"Ooh, watch out," Cynthia yelped for the shrew.
Judy caught the sign and kept it from running her over and grinned softly. "I love your hair."
"Aw...thank you," the female shrew grinned back to her.
"Whew, thank heavens, that was a close one," Tod sighed.
"Come to Papa," the weasel chuckled as he reached for his bag.
Judy carried the doughnut and soon spooked the weasel before she hit the doughnut on over his head, ending the chase and knocking him out where he could be brought into the ZPD.
"Nice," Darla said.
"Wow, Judy, Chief Bogo is bound to like that," Sawyer grinned.
"Do you really think so," Judy grinned back hopefully.
"Totally," Bridget grinned.
Judy grinned back to them as today was in fact a entire lot better than yesterday's day on the job.
Meanwhile, at the ZPD.....
"Alright," Clawhauser said to a female otter as he was eating yet another doughnut, "you're gonna have to be patient and wait in line just like everyone else, Mrs. Otterton, alright?"
Mrs. Otterton was about to say something. Then the doors suddenly opened to show that Judy had the weasel at hand.
"I burst the weasel," Judy grinned.
"HOPPS," Chief Bogo yelled out from a balcony atop the ground floor, but he pointed frustratedly to the door on the left as he wanted to meet her right now.
"Uh-oh..." Bridget whined as she huddled against Danny and Sawyer in shock.
"Or I might be wrong," Danny said.
"Abandoning your post, inciting a scurry, reckless endangerment of rodents, but, to be fair, you did stop a master criminal from stealing two-dozen moldy onions," Chief Bogo firmly warned Judy before he opened the bag to reveal plant bulbs.
"Huh...hate to disagree with you, sir, but these aren't onions," Judy replied logically, "these are a crocus variety called mendicampum holicithius. They're a Class С botanical, sir. Well, I grew up in a family where plant husbandry was kind of a fact--"
"Shut your mouth NOW," Chief Bogo frowned as he put the bag away.
Soon there was a beeping sound on his office phone.
"Sir, I've had the bad guy," Judy warned the chief, "that's my job!"
"Your job is putting tickets on parked cars," Chief Bogo frowned before taking the call.
"Chief, uh, Mrs. Otterton's here to see you again," Clawhauser announced through the intercom.
"Not now," Chief Bogo warned him through the intercom.
"Alright, I just didn't know if you wanted to take it this time, she seems really upset......" Clawhauser replied.
"NOT NOW," Chief Bogo punctuated one word at a time and pushing the button once for each word.
Unfortunately for him, Mrs. Otterton wasn't going to be going away.
"Sir, I don't wanna be a meter maid. I wanna be a real cop," Judy warned her boss.
"Do you think the Mayor asked what I wanted if he assigned you to me," Chief Bogo fumed.
"But, sir, if--" Judy tried.
"Life isn't some cartoon musical where you sing a little song and your insipid dreams magically come true," Chief Bogo frowned, "then...let...it...GO!!" Soon his office door was seen opened.
"Chief Bogo, please! Five moments of your time, please," a female otter rushed in, looking very trembled.
"I'm sorry, sir..." Clawhauser shivered as he came into the room, totally out of breath. "I tried to stop her, she's super slippery......I must go sit down....." he left to go back behind his desk as he was clearly out of shape from eating so much donuts.
Tod decided to listen into what was going on.
"Ma'am, as I've warned you, we're doing everything we can," Chief Bogo calmly warned the female otter.
"My husband has been missing for ten days," the female otter frowned as she showed a photo of her with her husband and two little pups with them, "his name is Emmitt Otterton."
Judy found this to be reluctant.
"Yes, I know," Chief Bogo warned the female otter.
"He's a florist. We have two beautiful children. He would never just disappear," Mrs. Otterton replied.
"Ma'am, our detectives are very busy," Chief Bogo replied while Judy felt very sorry for the poor female otter.
"Please, wait! There must be somebody to find my Emmitt," Mrs. Otterton begged.
"Mrs. Otterton....." Chief Bogo sighed to her.
"I will find him," Judy decided as she jumped off of the chair.
This made Mrs. Otterton happy to hear. "Oh, thank you," she rushed over gratefully to hug Judy, "bless you, bless you little bunny!"
Judy was surprised at first, but soon gave a hug back to the female otter while Chief Bogo looked furious with her.
"Take this, find my Emmitt," Mrs. Otterton handed the picture to Judy, "bring him home to me and my babies."
Judy nodded to show that she promised she would do just that. Tod was happy to hear that Judy would take on the case. Then he swiftly stepped off the door before it could open up on him as Mrs. Otterton rushed out happily. Chief Bogo was yet frustrated with Judy for taking the case.
Sure enough, a female sheep was seen coming into the police department and Mrs. Otterton was warning her all about Judy and how she was going to help take the case of her missing husband and where she was emotional about this. Tod wondered who this female sheep was, but he had an odd feeling about her somehow. He wasn't sure if it was because he was a fox and she was a sheep, but he just had a strange feeling about her that he didn't like. Chief Bogo got the door again to see the female sheep.
"I just heard Officer Hopps is taking the case," she announced with glee.
"Assistant Mayor Bellwether," Chief Bogo gasped.
"Assistant Mayor," Tod asked.
"The mammal inclusion initiative is really starting to pay off," Bellwether beamed as she took out her phone and texted like crazy, "Mayor Lionheart is just gonna be so jazzed!"
"Oh, we don't have to warn Mayor Lionheart about--" Chief Bogo grinned sheepishly.
"And sent it," Bellwether grinned, "and it is done. Then I did do that."
Chief Bogo face-hoofed with a growl toward Judy.
"All right, well, I'd say the case is in best hands," Bellwether grinned to Judy, "us little guys really need to...stick together, right?"
"Like glue," Judy grinned back.
"Nice one," Bellwether laughed on her road out soon before she left, "yes. Just call me if you ever need anything, alright? You've always had a friend at City Hall, Judy. Alright. Farewell!"
"Thank you, ma'am," Judy grinned as the female sheep left with Mrs. Otterton.
Chief Bogo sighed and soon gave into Judy. "I will give you 48 hours."
"Yes," Judy grinned.
"That's two days to find Emmitt Otterton," Chief Bogo warned her.
"Alright," Judy replied.
"But! You strike out, you resign," Chief Bogo reminded.
"Oh," Judy replied as her enthusiasm dropped, "uh...alright. Deal."
"Splendid," Chief Bogo nodded, "Clawhauser will give you the full case file."
'That seemed too easy,' Tod thought to himself.
Later, Judy had gone to the male cheetah's desk to receive necessary information.
"Here you go," Clawhauser warned Judy as he had a rather small file, "one missing otter!"
"Wow," Martin said.
"That's it," Cynthia asked about the file.
"Yikes! That is the smallest case file I've ever seen," Clawhauser yelped once he took a look at the case file himself. "Leads; none, witnesses: none, and you're not in the computer system yet, then resources; none," he laughed as he had tried to make a joke.
"This just became more challenging," Tod said.
"Oh, I hope you didn't stake your career on cracking this one," Clawhauser replied as Judy suddenly felt discouraged.
"She did," Tod said.
"Alright...last known sighting...." Judy took a look as she looked at the picture.
Clawhauser sipped on his soda, which was proved to be extremely distracting.
"Mind stop doing that," Teresa asked the cheetah.
Soon Clawhauser stopped with a sheepish grin.
"Can I just borrow.....thank you," Judy said as she took the empty bottle to use it as a magnifying glass and then she saw the male otter with a certain frozen dessert, "pawpsicle..."
"I think we know who last saw Mr. Otterton," Tod smirked before looking at the male cheetah, "excuse me, sir, could you get us a file on a Nicholas Wilde?"
"Huh...let me see what I can do, jocko," Clawhauser replied as he looked for the file on the adult male fox. "Ooh...he's a tax evader, boy, take my advice, never skip out on your taxes," he advised as he glanced at the file before giving it to him.
"Can we have that," Tod asked.
"Technically, only Officer Hopps is allowed to have it, but since you're with her, of course you can," Clawhauser replied as he handed the file to Judy since she worked here and they were just her guests.
"Judy, do you have something to record anything my uncle will say," Tod whispered to the bunny.
"Yes, I brought this from home," Judy took out a carrot.
"You brought a carrot," Teresa deadpanned.
"Ah, ah, ah, not just any carrot," Judy smirked as she clicked the carrot like a pen and showed its features, "it's a pen and recorder."
"I have a plan," Tod smirked.
"And I have a lead," Judy smirked back to the young fox kit.
"Let's go find him," Tod said.
"C'mon, let's ride," Judy nodded.
Nick was pushing Finnick in a stroller while going about normally. Soon Tod was seen walking up to his uncle.
Judy went to join him since this was her assignment from work. "Hi! Hello, it's me again," she warned the adult male fox.
"Hey, it's Officer Toot-Toot," Nick replied.
"What are you doing here, Officer," Tod asked innocently.
"I'm here to ask this man here some questions about a case," Judy replied.
"What just happened, meter maid," Nick mocked as he walked down the sidewalk with the stroller, "did someone steal a traffic cone? It wasn't me."
"I think she wants to ask you about someone," Tod warned his uncle, "besides I think your Pawsipicles can wait since they only cost $5.00."
"$10.00 actually," Judy smirked as she blocked the sidewalk and blared her siren.
"Ha! I make 200 bucks a day, Fluff. 365 days a year since I was twelve," Nick smirked to Judy, "and time is money. Jump along."
"Show him the picture," Tod warned her.
"Please, just look at the picture," Judy warned Nick as she showed a closed-up picture to the adult male otter, "you sold Mr. Otterton that pawpsicle, right? Do you know him?"
"I know everybody and I also know that somewhere, there's a toy store missing its stuffed animal," Nick replied, "then why don't you get back to your box?"
"Well, fine, then we'll have to do this the hard fashion," Judy replied before moving faster and a clink was heard as a parking boot was now on the stroller.
"Did she just boot my stroller," Nick asked his nephew.
"Yes," Tod replied, "Uncle Nick, I'm afraid you're under arrest."
"For what," Nick scoffed before taunting Judy again, "hunting your feedings?"
"Felony tax evasion," Judy smiled slyly, "ye-ee-ee-es...$200 a day, 365 days a year since you were twelve, that's two decades, so times twenty which is......$1,000,460,000. I think, I mean I am just a dumb bunny, but we are good at multiplying. Anyhow, according to your tax forms, you reported, let me see here, zero! Unfortunately, lying on a federal form is a punishable offense. Five years jail time."
"Well, it's my word against yours," Nick said to Judy.
Soon Tod smirked as soon as he showed that the pen was more then that.
Judy clicked a button, which showed it and recorded what Nick said about the money. "Actually, it's your word against yours. And if you want this pen, you're going to help me find this poor missing otter, or the only place you'll be selling pawpsicles is the prison cafeteria," she smirked to the adult male fox, "it's called a hustle, darling."
"Looks like you'll have to help her, Uncle Nick," Tod smirked.
"She hustled you," Finnick laughed as he came out of the stroller. "She hustled you real! You're a cop now, Nick! You're gonna need one of these," he slapped the police sticker on Nick's shirt before leaving while yet laughing, "have fun working with the fuzz!"
"Alright, you can go now," Tod said to Finnick.
"See ya, boy," Finnick said to Tod on the road out.
"Start speaking," Judy demanded to Nick.
"I don't know where he is, I only saw where he went," Nick sighed about the missing otter husband.
"Alright, then take us to where he went," Tod said.
"It's not exactly a place for a cute little bunny," Nick warned.
"Don't call me cute," Judy replied in annoyance, "get in the car!"
"Alright, you're the boss," Nick smirked as he joined Judy.
"I'm-a coming," Tod said.
Judy helped Tod in where they could get going.
Back with the others.....
"Perhaps if we retire from movies, we should move here," Danny grinned to Sawyer.
"It does seem like a nice place," Sawyer said.
Soon Judy and Nick zipped side-by-side with Tod.
"Uh, where are they going," Darla wondered.
"Who knows," Teresa shrugged.
"I don't wanna get involved," Martin pondered.
Patch paused for a moment and soon went after Nick, Judy and Tod.
"Patch, come back," Martin cried out in despair.
"Looks like we'll have to be involved," Bridget said.
"Do we have to," Teresa complained as the others went after Judy's vehicle while she just stood there.
Soon Martin walked over, caught her arm and pulled her forward.
"Ow, you're hurting me," Teresa cried out in grief.
Then Martin let go.
"In here," Teresa pointed to her forehead with a smirk.
"Oh, boy," Martin rolled his eyes. Then he caught her arm again and dragged her to wherever Nick and Judy were going.
Judy and Nick entered a room resembling one from the 70's. They walked up to a yak who was meditating behind his desk and flies were buzzing around his head.
"Um...excuse me, sir," Tod spoke up as he came in with them.
The yak continued to meditate, but a little bit louder now.
"Um, hello," Tod spoke up louder. This time, the yak was able to hear him.
"Hello! My name is---" Judy was about to say.
"Ohhh, y'know, I'm gonna hit the pause button right there, 'cuz we're all nice on Bunny Scout Cookies," the yak warned her.
"She isn't selling cookies," Tod said.
"I'm Officer Hopps, ZPD," Judy added as she took out a photo of the missing male otter, "I'm looking for a missing mammal; Emmitt Otterton, right here, who may have frequented this establishment?"
The yak took the picture before chuckling. "Yes, old Emmitt," he handed the photograph back as Judy wiped away the germs. "Haven't seen him in a couple of weeks. But hey, you should speak to his yoga instructor. I'd be happy to take you back," he began to walk up to some doors.
"Thanks," Tod grinned.
"Oh, thank you so much, I'd appreciate that more than you can imagine, it'd be such an----" Judy was so grateful until she saw the yak's rear-end, which seemed to traumatize her and Tod could now understand why Patch got him clothes before they came into Zootopia in the first place, "oohh, you are naked!"
"What? Oh, for sure, we're a naturalist club," the yak chuckled.
"And now I understand why Uncle Nick didn't think you could handle this," Tod said.
"Yes, in Zootopia, anyone can be anything. And these guys? They be naked," Nick smirked to Judy as she looked extremely uncomfortable.
"Nangi's just on the other side of the pleasure pool," the yak warned them as he opened the doors to show more and more naked animals.
"Wow," Tod said.
Hippos were playing ball in the pool, bears were scratching their backs against the trees, similar to Baloo from The Jungle Book, and pigs were wallowing in the mud.
"Oh, boy. Does this make you uncomfortable," Nick teased Judy, "because if so, there's no deception in calling it quits."
"What do you say, Officer," Tod asked.
"There is disgrace in calling in quits," Judy replied as they entered the club.
"Boy, that's the ticket," Nick sarcastically commented as he followed after her and his nephew.
Danny, Sawyer and Bridget looked hesitant as they came across the nude animals after following Patch who led them to the others.
Soon Teresa slipped in some mud and fell toward the hippos as they played volleyball with giraffes. "Aw, sure," she moaned.
Martin pulled Teresa back before she could get flattened. "Whew," he sighed out of relief.
"Yes, some mammals say the naturalist life is weird, but you know what I say is weird? Clothes on animals," the yak chuckled as he led the others to meet his friend known as Nangi, "here we go. As you can see, Nangi's an elephant, where she'll totally remember everything."
"You sure," Tod asked with his eyes covered.
"Trust me, I have this covered," the yak chuckled, "hey, Nangi! These dudes have some questions about Emmitt the Otter."
"Who," the elephant asked.
"Uh, Emmitt Otterton," the yak warned her, "been coming to your yoga class for, like, six years."
"I have no memory of this beaver," Nangi replied as she glanced at the photograph in Judy's paw.
"He's an otter actually," Judy corrected as she covered her eyes.
"He was here a couple of Wednesdays ago, remember," the yak replied as he seemed to do the remembering.
"Are you sure you're not the one with the grand memory," Tod asked with his eyes yet covered.
"No way, Nangi knows all about your buddy," the yak replied, "he was wearing a green cable-knit sweater vest and a new pair of corduroy slacks. Oh, and a Paisley tie, sweet Windsor knot. Real tight. Remember that, Nangi?"
"No," Nangi stated.
Soon Judy started to take notes on this.
"Anything else," Tod asked.
"Yes, and we both walked him out, and he got into this big old white car with a silver trim," the yak continued, "needed a tune-up, the third cylinder wasn't firing. Remember that, Nangi?"
"No," Nangi replied.
"Do you remember anything else," Tod asked the yak.
"I dunno why you're asking me if Nangi's the genius," the yak replied, "the license plate was 2-9-T-H-D-0-3."
Soon Judy wrote that down next. "Wow, this is a lot of grand info, thank you," she grinned.
"Told you Nangi has a mind like a steel trap," the yak grinned back, "I wish I had a memory like an elephant."
"Oh, trust me, you do so," Patch whispered.
Then they left the Oasis to continue the investigation.
"Now what," Tod asked.
"Well, I had a ball," Nick replied as he held out his hand for Judy's pen, "you are welcome for the clue, and seeing as how any moron can run a plate, I will take that pen and bid you a farewell."
"The plate. I can't run a plate," Judy was lost in her thoughts, "ooh... I'm not in the system yet."
"That's not real," Cynthia said.
"Give me the pen, please..." Nick impatiently warned Judy.
"What was that you said," Judy grinned slyly to the adult male fox, "'any moron can run a plate'? Gawrsh, if only there were a moron around who were up to the task."
"I'm sorry, Uncle Nick, but you're not out of this yet," Tod said.
"I did what the rabbit asked," Nick replied, "she can't keep me on the hook forever."
"Not forever," Judy said, "well, I only have 36 hours left to solve this case. Well, can you run the plate or not?"
Nick frowned at her first before smirking. "Actually, I just remembered, I have a pal at the DMV."
"Sure," Tod grinned before having a feeling why his uncle was smirking, "who is this pal of yours?"
"Flash is the fastest guy in there," Nick replied as he took them to the DMV, "you need something done, he's on it."
"I hope so," Judy nodded on the road to the Department of Mammal Vehicles, "we are really fighting the clock and every minute counts."
"Is he a cheetah," Martin asked.
Nick smirked as he didn't say until they came into the building, only to see that the employees were the slowest mammals in the world.
"Sloths," Teresa gawked at Nick, "you said this would be fast!"
"What, are you saying that because he's a sloth he can't be fast," Nick mocked surprise, "I thought in Zootopia anyone could be anything."
"You did this on purpose," Tod frowned at his uncle.
"Flash, Flash, Hundred Yard Dash," Nick smirked to the sloth he approached, "buddy, it's nice to see ya."
"Nice to...see you...as well," the male sloth replied very slowly.
"We're going to be stuck here for hours," Teresa moaned.
"Hey, Flash, I'd love you to meet my friends," Nick smirked, "uh, darling, I'm afraid I forgot all of your names."
Tod frowned, hoping his uncle was joking.
"Officer Judy Hopps, ZPD," Judy replied, "this is Teresa, Martin, Cynthia, Patch, Tod, Sawyer, Danny, Bridget and Darla, how are you?"
"I am...doing...just..." Flash replied back slowly.
"Fine," Judy asked.
"...As well...as I...can...be," Flash continued.
"This is taking forever," Cynthia moaned.
"What...have I done...for you..." Flash began.
"We were wondering if------" Cherry tried.
"...Today," Flash completed his sentence.
Teresa shook violently as her left eye began to twitch out of insanity.
"Well, I was hoping you could run a plate for us," Teresa said faster before she exploded internally, "we are in a really big rush."
"Yeah, so could you run it for us fast," Patch asked.
"Sure," Flash replied, "what's the...plate..."
"2-9-T--" Judy began.
"...Number," Flash finished.
Judy sighed and then started again. "2-9-T-H-D-0-3."
'This shouldn't take long,' Sawyer thought to herself.
However, she would eat her words as the sloth typed on the computer as slow as humanly possible, sure enough, he was about to type the last number.
"Hey, Flash, wanna hear a joke," Nick asked.
"No," Tod warned his uncle.
"Sure," Flash grinned.
"Alright," Nick smirked, "what do you call a three-humped camel?"
"Ugh," Teresa moaned.
"I don't...know," Flash replied, "what do...you call...a...three-humped...camel?"
"Pregnant," Nick said before laughing and elbowed Judy.
Soon Flash started to laugh in a slow fashion.
"Ha ha," Judy grinned hesitantly, "yes, very funny, very funny. Can we please just focus on the task?"
"Hey...Priscilla..." Flash slowly turned to a female sloth to share the joke with her.
"No, no," Teresa called out.
"Yes...Flash," the female sloth replied.
"What...do...you call...a three...humped...camel," Flash asked as Teresa banged her head against the wall over and over in outrage and agony.
"This is going to take us all day," Patch moaned.
Much later, the paper printed out; Flash slowly got it out and slowly handed it to Judy.
"Here...you...go," Flash warned the female rabbit.
Soon Judy took the paper to read the results. "It's registered to.....Tundra Town Limo Service! A limo took Otterton! And the limo's in Tundra Town," she swiftly read before rushing out, "it's in Tundra Town!"
"Way to hustle, bud," Nick smirked to Flash on the road out, "I love ya! I owe ya!"
"Hurry! We must beat the rush hour and--" Judy said on the road out, only to see that it wasn't daytime outside anymore, "it's night?!"
Bridget was fast asleep in her parents' arms.
"Well, we yet must get to Tundra Town," Judy decided.
Tod nodded in agreement.
"Judy, I think we should get going," Sawyer said to the female mouse, "Bridget's exhausted."
"You all go back to Nick's place while we help Judy," Martin said.
"Alright, see ya later----" Teresa was about to say until he shot her a look, "ugh...fine, I'll help."
"I'll help as well," Darla warned Martin before yawning.
"Me as well," Patch, Tod and Cynthia added.
"Darla, I think you need to go to sleep," Martin said to his little sister, "it's late for someone your age and you get overtired..."
"I'm...not...TIRED," Darla shouts as an effect from being overtired, which usually makes her grumpy. Soon she heard herself.
"You wanna try that again," Martin asked without fear.
"Yes, Martin, I'm sorry, I'll go to bed now," Darla replied.
"Alright, get some rest..." Martin patted her on the head, "we've all had a long day."
"We sure have," Darla yawned.
"Get some rest," Martin warned her.
Then the others split up, one part going back to Nick's place and the other part going to Tundra Town with Judy.
However, as they got up to the gate, it was locked.
"Sure, it's locked," Teresa scoffed.
"I can handle the lock," Martin said.
"Or we could just wait for a real cop," Nick said as a jab at Judy for being a meter maid in the ZPD and mocked by the others, except for perhaps Clawhauser.
"What is with you," Patch growled at Nick.
"What have I done," Nick shrugged.
Martin was about to break the lock open.
"Does seeing others fail somehow make you feel better about your own mournful, miserable life," Teresa frowned at the adult male fox, who was not making this investigation easy for Judy.
"It does, 100%," Nick smirked, "now, since Carrots here is sans warrant, I guess we're done?"
"Fine," Tod sighed.
"Fine. We are done," Judy added as she held out the pen, "here's your pen."
Nick smirked as he began to reach out for it, only for Judy to throw it over the fence. "Hey," he frowned at her. "First off, you throw like a bunny. Second, you're a very sore loser," he began to climb over the fence to get the pen back, "see you later, Officer Fluff! So mournful this is over. I wish I could've helped more!"
Soon Tod dug underneath the fence to get to the pen first.
As Nick jumped down, Judy was already there and she held the pen.
"Man, rabbits are fast," Tod said to her.
"Thanks, can I trust you to keep this from your uncle," Judy asked.
"Yes, ma'am, you can trust me," Tod replied before smirking to his uncle.
"You'd make an excellent junior officer," Judy grinned.
"Well, Officer Hopps, do you need permission to enter Tundra Town if you saw a sneaky lowlife climb the fence," Tod smirked.
"Ooh, that is not a nice sign," Judy smirked back. "Well, your Uncle Nick here is helping plenty! C'mon," she went on with Tod while Nick forced himself to follow.
Soon Martin and the others followed them.
Judy looked all around for the car's license plate and soon spotted it. "2-9-T-H-D-0-3...this is it!"
Nick and Judy opened the driver and passenger door and a cold mist escaped the car and there appeared to be a strand of white hair. Soon Tod climbed in next and started to sniff the white hair.
Judy collected the hair with tweezers and examined it. "Polar Bear fur."
Nick nodded, but opened the glove compartment. He suddenly jumped back in alarm. "Oh, my heavens!"
"What did you find," Martin asked as Judy covered Tod's ears where wouldn't hear any swearing.
"The Velvety Pipes of Jerry Vole," Nick smirked.
Judy looked annoyed and put the fur in a plastic bag.
"But on CD....who yet uses CDs," Nick said before he tossed the CDs back before looking in the back-seat in fear and concern, "uh, guys? If your otter was here, he had a very naughty day."
"Why do you say that," Tod asked as he tried to get a look into the back.
The back is torn and claw marks are shown everywhere.
"These are claw marks...." Judy gulped, "you ever seen anything like this?"
"No," Nick replied.
Tod seemed afraid after seeing the scene.
"Oh, wait. Look," Judy hopped down as she found a photo of the male otter, "this is him. Emmitt Otterton. He was certainly here. What do you think just happened?"
Nick looked around and saw a cup. He picked it up and saw a fancy B imprinted on it and suddenly grew fearful. "Oh, now, wait a moment. Polar bear fur, rat-pack music, fancy cup, I know whose car this is, we must go!"
"Why," Tod asked.
"Whose car is this," Judy added.
"The most feared crime boss in Tundra Town," Nick panicked, "they call him Mr. Big, and he does not like me, then we must go!"
"We can't leave," Martin said, "it's a crime scene."
"Well, it's gonna be an even bigger crime scene if Mr. Big finds me here where we're leaving right now," Nick yelped as he caught Judy's paw and Tod where they could leave.
"Aw, c'mon, how bad could this be," Teresa asked before running into a couple of polar bears, who looked like they wanted to eat her. "Hi, there...." she grinned hesitantly.
Soon Tod gulped at the sight of the two polar bears.
"Oh, gah! Raymond! And is that Kevin," Nick grinned hesitantly, "long time no see! And speaking of 'no see', how about you forget you saw me? Right? For old time's sake?"
Soon both polar bears caught all of them.
"I guess that's a no," Nick gulped.
"Ya think," Tod asked his uncle, unimpressed.
"You'll never take me alive," Teresa frowned, "I'm a girl, you can't hurt me!"
The two polar bears hurt her any matter and dragged her along by her ankles.
"Alright...I guess you can...." Teresa said wearily.
"Let us go or else Martin will kick your butts," Patch barked.
The polar bears didn't seem to care as they dragged them away.
"Hang on, Patch, I wanna meet this Mr. Big," Martin replied.
"Alright," Patch shrugged.
Soon they were all forced into a limo.
"I think they punched my brain......" Teresa moaned from pain.
Soon they were driving down the road.
"What did you do that made Mr. Big so mad at you," Judy whispered to the adult male fox.
"I, um...I may have sold him a very expensive wool rug that was made from the fur of a skunk...'s butt," Nick whispered back hesitantly.
This caused for Tod to look disgusted. "Why on Earth did you do that," he whispered to his uncle.
"For the money," Nick grinned hesitantly.
"Wow," Patch said, unimpressed.
"Oh, sweet cheese and crackers," Judy added.
The limo drove up to a house and a polar bear closed the driveway. The polar bears took Judy and Nick to a room and no one seemed to be there. They pushed them forward. Another polar bear entered the room.
"Is that him," Cynthia whispered.
"No," Nick replied.
Soon another polar bear came into the room.
"What about him," Patch asked silently, "is that Mr. Big?"
"No," Nick replied.
Soon another polar bear came into the room, much bigger than the others.
"That must be him," Judy gasped at the sight of this polar bear.
"Stop speaking, stop speaking, stop speaking," Nick begged.
'I hope he'll be merciful to us,' Patch thought to himself.
A polar bear sat with his paws on the desk. His paws revealed a tiny chair. He turned it around, revealing a shrew in a suit.
"Mr. Big, sir, this is a simple misunder--" Nick said before the shrew held out his paw, which made him gasp and he kissed the ring as it was expected, "this is a simple misunderstanding."
"A shrew," Teresa whispered.
"You come here unannounced on the day my daughter is to be married," the shrew spoke like Marlon Brando from the Godfather.
"First, we were brought here against our will and second, we didn't know about your daughter's wedding," Cynthia said.
"I trusted you, Nicky," Mr. Big continued. "I welcomed you into my home. We broke bread together. Grandmama made you a cannoli. And how did you repay my generosity? With a rug. Made from the butt of a skunk. A skunk butt rug. You disrespected me. You disrespected my Grandmama, who I buried in that skunk butt rug. I warned you never to show your face here again, but here you are. Snooping around with these------what are you, a bunch of performers? What's with the costumes, and your make-up makes some of you all look like a bunch of humans," he looked to Judy and the others.
"They are mice and Officer Hopps is a police officer and I'm Uncle Nick's nephew," Tod said.
"Mime," Nick swiftly said, "m-my nephew means that the bunny is a mime, this mime cannot speak, you can't speak if you're a mime!"
"No, I am a cop," Judy replied, "and I'm on the Emmitt Otterton case, and my evidence puts him in your car! Then intimidate me all you want, I'm gonna find out what you did to that otter if it's the last fact I do so."
"I just made it worse for us, didn't I," Tod whispered to his uncle.
Nick nodded with a face-palm.
"Then I have only one request," Mr. Big frowned, "say hello to Grandmama. Ice them!"
"What," Teresa panicked, "alright, Martin, now might be a best time to defend!"
"Alright, Mr. Big, that's enough," Martin frowned, "I know you're bad and everyone's scared of you, but you can't do this to us!"
"That's right," Patch added.
"I didn't see nothing! I'm not saying nothing," Nick panicked.
"And you never will," Mr. Big glowered.
But before anything else was said, a familiar female shrew came in, wearing a wedding dress. "Oh, Daddy! It's time for our dance," she then looked to see the polar bears with the company, "uh! What did we say? No icing anyone at my wedding!"
"I have to, baby," Mr. Big replied, "Daddy has to. Ice them!"
"No, no, please," Teresa begged.
"Wait, wait," the female shrew recognized Judy and the others, "she's the bunny that saved my life yesterday and those humans, dog, and fox kit were with her! From that giant doughnut!"
"These bunny, humans, dog, and fox kit," Mr. Big asked his daughter.
"Yes," the female shrew grinned to her father and waved to the others, "hi!"
"That dress looks grand on you," Teresa warned the female shrew.
"Aw...thank you," the female shrew beamed.
'I have a feeling we won't be iced,' Patch thought to himself.
"Huh...put them down," Mr. Big decided, "you have done me a grand service. I will help you find the otter. I will take your kindness and pay it forward."
'And I was right,' Patch thought to himself.
Then Mr. Big kissed them all on both cheeks.
"Oh, would you all like to come to the wedding," the female shrew invited with a grin, "I'd love to do anything to make it up to you all for saving my life yesterday!"
"We'd be honored to come," Patch grinned.
"Oh, sure," the female shrew beamed, "oh, Daddy, let them come!"
"Alright, Fru Fru, whatever makes you happy," Mr. Big warned his daughter.
Soon they were at the reception. Mr. Big, Fru Fru, her husband and different shrews pose for a picture, along with Judy and the others. Fru Fru, her husband and the shrews dance as polar bears are watching them in a circle. Later on, they had some cake. The cake was teeny tiny though since the wedding party was mostly shrews of course.
Nick looked at it, scoffs and used a tiny fork to cut part of the cake the size of a crumb and ate it. "Huh..." he grinned as he ate once more as he enjoyed the cake despite its tiny size.
Soon Tod asked Mr. Big what he knew what just happened to Mr. Otterton.
"Otterton is my florist," Mr. Big warned the young fox kit, "he's like a part of the family. He had something important he wanted to discuss. That's why I sent that car to pick him up. But he never arrived."
"Because he was attacked," Tod guessed.
"No, he attacked," Mr. Big corrected.
"Otterton," Tod's eyes widened.
"Otterton, he went crazy; tore up the car, frightened my driver half to death, and disappeared into the night," Mr. Big replied.
"Woah," Patch said.
"But he's a sweet little otter," Tod frowned.
"Huh...my child," Mr. Big replied as Judy turned to Nick in worry, "we may be evolved, but deep down, we are yet animals."
"Do you know where we can find your driver," Martin asked.
"You wanna find Otterton, speak to the driver of the car," Mr. Big replied, "his name is Manchas. Lives in the Rainforest District. Only he can warn you more."
"Thank you," Tod grinned.
"My pleasure, you are all my friends now and I'm sorry to have misjudged you," Mr. Big replied.
"It's alright," Patch said.
After the wedding, everyone moved out to the Rainforest District to meet the one known as Manchas.
"Oh, it's so beautiful here......" Cynthia marveled at the nature of the rainforest.
"That sure is," Martin said.
Judy moved some vines covering the doorbell and rang it to alert the home owner of their arrival. "Mr. Manchas? Judy Hopps, ZPD. We just wanna know what just happened to Emmitt Otterton."
Soon the door became slightly unlocked. Martin stood bravely with Patch as a big black jaguar had responded the door. Teresa gulped hesitantly as she shook in her legs.
"You should be asking what just happened to me," Manchas replied as he showed a scar on his right eye.
"Oh, my..." Tod gulped.
"Woah," Nick flinched. "A teensy otter did that," he asked.
"What just happened," Judy added.
"He was an animal," Manchas replied, "down on all fours. He was a savage! There was no warning. He just kept yelling about the Night Howlers. Over and over, the Night Howlers!"
"Night Howlers," Cynthia asked, confused.
"Oh, well, you know about the Night Howlers too," Nick asked the jaguar, "yes, yes, that's it. Because the Night Howlers are exactly what we are here to speak about, right?"
"Yep. Well, uh...you just open the door and warn us what you know, and we will warn you what we know. Alright," Judy added.
"Alright," Manchas said before closing the door and started to unlock it.
"Clever," Tod grinned as he yawned slightly.
A sound of clattering was heard and Manchas shrieked.
"What was that..." Teresa gulped.
"Um, M-Mr. Manchas," Tod gulped as he opened the door to see what was going on.
"Buddy," Nick added hesitantly.
"Are you...alright..." Judy asked as they came into the door as it was completely unlocked.
Soon Mr. Manchas looked like he was going to murder them and where this scared Tod.
Nick held Tod protectively and soon ran with everyone to escape the suddenly murderous jaguar. "What is wrong with him?" he yelped as he ran while making sure his nephew would be safe.
"How should I know," Martin asked.
"Guys, wait up," Teresa yelped as she was on the bridge.
"Tod, are you alright," Nick asked while running.
"I-I'm fine, Uncle Nick, just a little afraid," Tod replied.
"I'm right here for ya, little buddy," Nick soothed.
Tod nuzzled up against his uncle. Patch grinned as that was a rather tender moment. He just wished his Uncle Beamer was like that if he and Lucky stayed over that one time during the summer until they felt crowded with the others of their siblings on the farm. Mr. Manchas was yet chasing after them across the tundra. Teresa yelped as soon as she was sent flying as he pounced on the bridge. Martin caught Teresa to save her from a messy fall.
"Thanks," Teresa said.
"Of course," Martin replied as he helped her to her feet.
"We must get out of here before we end up as a midnight feast," Teresa gasped.
"Agreed," Cynthia said.
"CLAWHAUSER!! Clawhauser, listen to me, we have a 10-91," Judy cried out in despair as she took out her radio, "jaguar gone savage! Vine and Tudjunja!"
"It's Tujunga," Nick corrected.
"Hello?! Is anyone there," Tod called out through the radio.
Soon the radio incidentally slipped and fell through the bridge as they ran for dear lives.
"Oh, c'mon," Cynthia complained.
Everyone ran through leaves to a heavenly tram station.
"There," Judy warned the others, "head to the skyward-trams!"
The jaguar came close behind Teresa and held her down with his paw on her head. Teresa shivered and yelled out as the claws were sinking into her scalp.
"Hey, Pussycat, leave my friend alone," Martin frowned.
Manchas snarled back at Jesse.
"I think I'm bleeding....." Teresa shuddered, "can I bleed?"
Soon Martin taunted Manchas. Manchas snarled as he stepped off of Teresa and stalked toward Martin. Soon Martin was in a fighting stance, ready to fight. Manchas snarled and roared in his face.
"Fishy breath," Martin said, "you might wanna lay off the tuna, Kitty Cat!"
Manchas was now about to attack him. Martin cracked his knuckles as soon he jumped up and down onto the jaguar's back. Manchas was now trying to get him away from him. Martin caught the jaguar's tail and decided to tie it up to a tree trunk to keep him from going anywhere to hurt anyone.
"Nice," Judy said.
"Now, you stay here...and I'll get the heck out of here," Martin warned Manchas before zipping away. Unfortunately for him, the floor was slippery. "Woah, woah, woah!"
"Martin, stop dancing and get over here," Teresa snapped. Soon she saw him slip off the dock.
"Martin," Patch yelped.
Teresa moaned, but she rushed over to help Martin. Soon Cynthia and the others joined. Teresa shivered hesitantly as she tried to make it to get Jesse to safety, but with the rain pouring from the forest, it made this harder than it had to be.
"Martin," Teresa cried out in grief as she held out her hand for him. "No, don't go, I need you," she saw him hanging onto a vine.
Martin did his best not to look down, which was easier for him these days since those times he spent with Superman as he latched onto the vine.
"Oh, Martin..." Teresa had tears in her eyes as she looked concerned about him, "thank heavens...I was really afraid!"
"Let's go show Chief Bogo and the officers this savage jaguar," Martin said.
"C'mon then," Patch replied as he helped Martin.
Later on...
"I thought this was just a missing mammal case, but it's way bigger. Mr. Otterton did not just disappear. I believe he, and this jaguar, they...they went savage, sir," Judy warned the Zootopia police chief.
"Savage," Chief Bogo scoffed, "this isn't the Stone Age, Hopps. Animals don't 'go savage'."
"That's what we thought as well, sir," Patch said.
"Until we saw this," Martin beamed as he showed the tree where he tied the jaguar up at.
"I knew mice were slow-witted, but I didn't think they were that foolish," Chief Bogo replied, "that, my brave boy, is a tree, not a jaguar."
"No, I mean--" Martin turned only to see that the jaguar was not there, "what?! He was right there!"
"The savage jaguar," Chief Bogo replied.
"Yes, he was right there," Martin said.
"Sir, we know what we saw, he almost murdered us," Judy added.
"Or perhaps any aggressive predator looks 'savage' to you rabbits," Chief Bogo warned her before looking to the rest of the ZPD, "let's go!"
'He doesn't believe us,' Cynthia thought to herself.
"No, wait, sir, you have to believe us," Judy cried out in despair, "Nick!"
Chief Bogo scoffed. "You think I'm gonna believe a fox?"
"Well, he was a thing witness, and I--" Judy tried.
"Two days to find the otter, or you quit. That was the deal," Chief Bogo frowned before he held out his hoof, "badge."
"But--" Judy tried to say.
"BADGE," Chief Bogo repeated himself sharply.
Judy reluctantly started to unclip her badge.
"No," Tod said firmly.
"She will not be giving you that badge," Nick added with his nephew.
Chief Bogo growled back firmly.
"The two days aren't up yet," Tod said.
"Yes, it's no wonder she needed to get help from a fox," Nick smirked. "None of you guys were gonna help her, were you? Here's the fact, chief. You gave her the 48 hours, then technically we yet have," he then counted on the clock, "ten left to find our Mr. Otterton, and that is exactly what we're gonna do. Well, if you'll excuse us, we have a very big lead to follow, and a case to crack. Good day."
"Yes, and you guys have been working on this case for two weeks," Tod agreed with his uncle now.
Soon the group got onto the heavenly tram.
Nick got the door for Judy. "Officer Hopps."
"Thank you," Judy replied as she took board.
As soon as they were all in the skyward tram, but it moved.
"Never let them see that they get to you," Nick advised.
"Well, facts do get to you," Judy asked.
"Oh, I mean, not anymore, but I was small and emotionally unbalanced like you once," Nick replied.
"Har har," Judy smirked playfully.
"No, that's true. I think I was eight or perhaps nine, and all I wanted to do was join the Junior Ranger Scouts," Nick replied as he was being serious, "well, my mum scraped together enough money to buy me a brand new uniform because by heavens I was gonna fit in, even if I was the only predator in the troop, the only fox."
Soon Martin had a vision of Nick's past.
The puppy wandered around as he looked for the room as a couple was handing a picture to a female officer and the couple warned her that they had a little boy who ran far off of home. David had ran off from home where Patch decided to stay hidden and overhear at what the couple had to say.
"Any ideas why he ran off," the officer asked as she held a picture of the lost boy the couple had come for.
"It started since we were speaking about the baby," the woman said as the man cradled her in his arms, "David got very upset..."
'I was right, he must have thought that the baby would replace him,' Patch thought to himself.
A few cops passed Patch. The Dalmatian turned his head and wandered inside the room as the doors opened, he would deal with those two later if possible. He did his best to hide and sneak around as he looked for Gabriel's Horn on the road. 
"Now, where could this guy that has the horn be," Patch asked.
He kept looking all around as the other officers were hard at their own individual work. Then he looked in the far back and saw the words "Lost and Found".
"It's perfect," the puppy smirked as he went down that fashion as the cop with the horn was heading straight for that direction.
And where the cop that was taking the horn into the lost and found room looked like he had way too many doughnuts. Patch followed closely to the very chubby cop. The cop checked out the horn and blew it to see if it even worked before putting it on the concession stand next to the other lost objects. The moment he blew through the horn, the door behind him closed. Patch got out of the road, making sure he didn't get hit by the door, but kept close and silent where he wouldn't blow his cover to literally fetch the lost heavenly horn.
Of course, this wasn't going to be easy with the collar on, he would be seen by the cop the moment he tried to sneak towards the horn and fetch it. The cop's zipper even unzipped down from the horn blow, and he started to zip up his pants. Then Patch took off his collar and sneaked in, using his ghostly/angelic powers that he now had to retrieve the horn while the cop was distracted.
"C'mon, come to Patchy," Patch grinned as he floated towards the holy horn. He caught the horn and was about to leave with it, but the door closed behind him, which made the horn get caught and fall back down on the floor.
The cop noticed that, but picked up the horn and put it back in place, thinking he must have dropped it.
"Of course it couldn't have been Gabriel's Kazoo or something, nooo...." Patch folded his arms with a scoff as he floated in mid-air. He knew exactly what he needed to do, where he decided to catch his collar and go back outside and get some help.
Soon the flashback ended there.
Martin blinked as he was brought back into reality.
"Nick, you are so much more than that," Judy soothed as she put her paw on his shoulder.
Nick looked at her and soon pulled her arm back and decided to change the subject. "Boy, look at that traffic down there," he said slightly hesitantly, "how about we go up to Chuck in traffic central? Chuck, how're facts looking on the jam-cams?"
The last fact Nick said gave Tod a flashback to what he learned at Pound Puppies HQ.
And where it included David, Jesse, Joanie and Alec to act as blind people with their lead dogs. 
"Could you, uh..." Joanie asked the court composer.
Then Alec nodded to her and became his teenager form where he wouldn't get scolded for hanging around her due to being hundreds of years old.
"Just keep walking," Patch warned the humans, "just grand..."
"Patch, I don't know about this......" Colette whined slightly.
"Don't worry, this plan will work," Patch whispered.
A cop was walking with a K-9 Unit who had a muzzle. Then this dog looked to Itchy and snarled viciously at him. Itchy shrieked and freaked out, running all around. Then the K-9 Unit snarled at Patch, looking like he wanted to hurt him. Cookie stood in front of Patch protectively and barked aggressively to the intruding dog like a mother with a child in distress. Lucky included, both acting like parents for Patch. Patch looked up and grinned to the two adult dogs. The K-9 Unit started to back up hesitantly as Lucky and Cookie snarled at him.
"What have we done now," Gertie whispered.
"Plan B, guys," Charlie called.
"Nice idea," Patch agreed.
"Donuts," David opened one door to alert the cops, "fresh off the truck!"
This made all of the cops in the room smirk eagerly and hungrily, running out of the doors to get some donuts. 
"I can't believe that worked......" Joanie mumbled.
"Same here," Gertie said.
Soon, the dogs and humans rushed inside, as there was only one cop left as she was behind her desk. Two other cops spotted the intruders and chased them as they were on their road to the Lost and Found.
"Hey, hey, come back here," the fat cop demanded as he started to chase them all around the station.
Itchy slid on the floor, incidentally running into the female cop which made her papers scatter all around the floor, hitting the file cabinet which started the fire alarm.
"Well, that wasn't part of the plan," Colette said.
Then Charlie made the fat cop slide into the water cooler and the tank ended up on his head.
"Neither was that," Patch added to Colette's comment.
Itchy caught the keys from the fat cop's pants and chucked them to Sasha, who then tossed them into David's direction as one cop was chasing him.
"But we'll just have to roll with it," Jesse said.
David ran with one cop, which made the cop fall against the floor and get his face caught in the door.
"Oops, I'm sorry, officer," David apologized as he took the keys back, but two cops came behind him.
"Alright, son, give us the keys," the fat cop demanded, gurgling slightly due to his mouth being in the water.
"You make me sick...." the other cop scowled, looking deathly serious.
Joanie rushed over to David's side as she showed her empty sleeves. "Nothing up my sleeves, except these," she took out a pair of handcuffs and cuffed the two officers together by hand, "oh, David, what's that behind his ear?"
David took a look, then as if by magic, took out the keys and bowed. "Thank you, thank you all, you've been a grand audience," he ran with Joanie as they had the keys, doing a fast magic show as a diversion.
Patch ran into the lost and found where he could get the horn. The cops tried to chase Joanie and David, but the handcuffs made them run into a wall and they both instantly fell down. Jesse got the keys from Joanie and threw them over to his puppy. Patch jumped up and caught them, going to the Lost and Found door, but within moments, came back with the horn in his mouth.
The female cop got her papers together, but fell down once again as David ran into her and knocked her down. "Oh, my heavens, David..." she recognized the boy as he ran away with the others, who growled in frustration before shouting out an enraged "DAAAAVIIIIID!!"
This yell was so loud that it echoed across the police station. "C'mon, let's get out of this joint," Charlie said.
"Please! Sit! Stay," the female cop called as the humans and dogs got away.
"Nick, I'm glad you warned me," Judy warned the adult male fox.
"Uncle Nick, that's it, jam-cams," Tod warned him, "there are traffic cameras everywhere, all over the canopy!"
"That's right, and where one of them must have recorded of what happened to Manchas," Nick said.
"Oh, ho, pretty sneaky, Slick," Patch smirked playfully to Tod.
"Thanks," Tod smirked back.
"Yes, however, if you didn't have access to the system before, I doubt Chief Buffalo-Butt is gonna let you into it now," Nick said to Judy.
"No..." Judy had to agree until she had an idea, "but I have a friend at City Hall who might!"
"Assistant Mayor Bellwether," Tod grinned.
"That's right," Judy grinned back.
"To City Hall," Teresa called out like the 1960's Batman.
After a heavenly tram trip, they were at City Hall, hearing the frustrated officer shout his name.
At City Hall, Bellwether was following Mayor Lionheart, carrying a large pile of folders.
"Uh, sir, if we could just review these very reluctant...sir," Bellwether warned the lion as she followed after him before she incidentally almost stepped on a mouse, "oh, I'm very sorry. Sir!"
"Alright! I heard you, Bellwether, just take care of it," Mayor Lionheart replied before stacking another folder on top of the pile, "please. And clear my afternoon, I'm going out."
'Whoah, that's a lot of paperwork,' Cynthia thought to herself.
"Oh, dear, but sir, you do have a meeting with Herds and Grazing, sir, if I can just..." Bellwether tried to get the lion's attention, only for the door to be hit on her face and she dropped everything by incident. "Oh, mutton chops..." she started to collect them.
"Assistant Mayor Bellwether, we need your help," Judy warned the female sheep.
"Oh," Bellwether replied and decided to take them into her office and which wasn't much.
"This looks like Scootaloo's house," Teresa muffled from the tight space.
"We just need to get into the traffic cam database," Judy warned Bellwether.
Bellwether nodded and soon typed on her computer and where Tod began to try to touch the top of Bellwether's wool and where he was able to do so with some help from Nick.
"So fluffy," Nick whispered to his nephew.
"Hey," Judy whispered louder with a frown to the foxes.
"Sheep never let me get this close," Nick grinned as he patted the female sheep's wool.
Soon Tod joined in and saw why his uncle liked touching it.
"You can't just touch a sheep's wool," Judy scolded.
"It's like cotton candy," Nick chuckled.
"If this is what cotton candy feels like, I totally agree," Tod grinned.
"Stop this," Judy warned them.
"Where to," Bellwether asked Judy.
"Uh, Rainforest District. Vine and Tujunga," Judy replied.
Bellwether nodded and went back to work as Judy frowned at Nick, who smirked innocently. Tod grinned the same fashion.
"There! Traffic cams for the entire city," Bellwether showed them her computer, "well, this is so emotional, actually. I mean, you know, I never get to do anything this reluctant."
"What? But you're the Assistant Mayor of Zootopia," Martin said.
"Oh, I'm more of a glorified secretary. I think Mayor Lionheart just wanted the sheep vote," Bellwether replied before she took out a coffee mug, which once said "World's Biggest Dad" with "Dad" crossed out and "Assistant Mayor" crudely written on it, "but he did give me that nice mug. Feels nice to be appreciated."
"Smellwether," Lionheart called out through the intercom.
"Did he just call you 'Smellwether'," Patch asked.
"Ah, that's a fun little name he likes to use. I called him Lionfart once, he did not care for that, let me warn you, it was not a nice day for me..." Bellwether grinned hesitantly before responding the call, "yes, sir?"
"I thought you were going to cancel my afternoon," Lionheart snarled.
"Oh, dear, I better go," Bellwether warned the others as she started to leave, "let me know what you find. It was really nice for me to be--"
"While we're young, Smellwether," Lionheart yelled.
"Woah, how did these animals vote for him as mayor," Cynthia asked.
"Perhaps he threatened to eat them," Teresa said before doing a mocking voice, incidentally over the intercom. "A vote for me is a vote for not being eaten alive, I am the King of the Jungle, hear me ROAR!! I am Mayor Lionfart," she got face palm/face-pawed faces from the others, warning her one fact. Teresa grinned sheepishly and flicked off the intercom.
"Smellwether, remind me to have an early lunch," Lionheart's voice snarled.
"I swear, I did not mean to do that," Teresa said.
Martin shook his head at Teresa.
"You think until Bellwether goes to sleep, she counts herself," Nick wondered.
"Oh, csendes," Judy said before getting on the computer.
"Just try to find traffic cams, Officer Hopps," Tod warned Judy as she searched throughout the computer and that was what Judy did so.
"Alright, traffic cams...Tujunga, Tujunga...we're in," Judy said and soon they all saw footage of the black jaguar, but then a van appeared and two timber wolves got out. "Who are these guys," she wondered.
"Ugh...timber wolves..." Nick moaned. "Look at these dumb numbs. Bet ya a nickel that one of them is gonna howl." And where he was right as soon as the wolves howled. "And there it is. I mean, what is this with wolves and the howling? It's a--"
"Howlers! Night Howlers," Judy realized, "that's what Manchas was afraid of, wolves! The wolves are the Night Howlers!"
"Sounds obvious," Patch said.
"If they took Manchas, but I bet they took Otterton as well..." Teresa replied.
"Wow, Teresa, that's pretty nice detective work," Martin grinned.
"Oh, bite me," Teresa moaned.
"All we must do is find out where they went," Judy warned the others.
"Agreed," Cynthia nodded.
Judy switched through the footage of the van driving out of the Rainforest District to Tundra Town, but it didn't enter through Tundra Town. "Wait, where'd they go," she asked out of confusion.
"You know, if I wanted to avoid surveillance because I was doing something illegal, which I never have, I would use the maintenance tunnel 6B, which would put them out.....right there," Nick said as he used the mouse to go through another footage.
"Pretty sneaky," Tod smirked.
"You know, I think you'd actually make a pretty nice cop," Judy added in agreement.
"Ugh...how dare you!" Nick replied, though it seemed to be joking disgust.
Tod could warn that his uncle was joking.
"Acacia Alley, Ficus Underpass, South Canyon," Nick remarked as he followed the van through the footage.
"Uh-huh, they're heading out of town," Judy replied before wondering, "where does that road go?"
"Must be some place for animals that have gone savage," Martin said.
Soon they were going to Cliffside Asylum.
"So tired...but we're so close....I can't go to bed now......" Tod frowned.
Nick knew that his nephew was just like Mrs. Brisby. "So much like your mother."
"Huh," Tod rubbed his eye wearily as he glanced up to his uncle.
"Your mother was just like that growing up," Nick grinned.
"She was," Tod grinned as he got to hear about his mother.
"Yes, she was always determined to try and help in any fashion she could," Nick grinned.
Tod grinned to that as he followed his Uncle Nick on the road.
"She was always such a nice girl..." Nick sighed, "I regret that fight with her before I never saw each other again..."
Tod could only imagine how the fight went.
Judy and Nick peeked out from a rock and saw the rather creepy-looking building with a vine design on the front. They ran to a toll booth, avoiding the view of the wolf guards.
"Animals have toll booths," Teresa scoffed.
"Who knew," Cynthia shrugged.
Nick made rapid signs with his paws to Judy, confusing her. Nick slipped through the other side. The white timber wolf picked up Nick's scent and started to turn back where Nick was clinging in suspension. Cynthia panicked, but she cleared her throat and howled like a dog to throw off the wolves and soon where he started started howling.
"Gary, quit it, you're gonna start a howl," one wolf frowned to the other.
"I didn't start it," the other wolf defended.
Soon Patch howled this time.
Then the one wolf began to howl and the other one followed him as they couldn't help it. Sure enough, all of the wolves began to howl all together. Soon the others got to Nick.
"You are all very clever," Nick smirked at what they had done to help save him against the wolves.
"I've seen The Chronicles of Narnia," Teresa replied, "wolves and foxes just don't get along."
"Yes, then we didn't want you to be shredded to pieces," Martin said.
They looked up and saw a pipe. They entered a room through the sewer grate. Judy used her phone light to search. Hospital beds had been pushed up against the wall.
"It looks like this was a hospital," Judy commented.
"What just happened here," Patch asked.
They saw a door.
Nick slowly and cautiously approached the door to open it, slowly extended a paw, but he stepped back and pushed Judy forward. "You know what? After you," he warned the bunny, "you're the cop."
"Honestly," Teresa rolled her eyes.
Judy turned off her light, opened the door and looked around in annoyance. A room with an examination bed and three screens with a CAT scan of a brain was seen through the doorway. Nick peeked out through Judy's ears and looked around.
"Alright, all clear," Judy warned them as they could go inside and investigate.
"This place is giving me the creeps," Patch said.
"All this equipment is brand new," Judy commented as she took pictures.
"Carrots..." Nick asked hesitantly before pointing down to the floor to show claw marks.
Soon Tod followed the claw marks to a spot.
"Claw marks..." Judy frowned.
"Yes, huge, huge claw marks, I mean what kind of animal--" Nick was about to ask.
Soon they heard Tod shriek.
"TOD," Nick cried out for his nephew in despair.
Tod ran toward him and yelled. "That tiger frightened me!"
"It's alright, little buddy," Nick soothed, "I'm here, I'm here."
Everyone walked through the passage way seeing other predator mammals in cells, all in a savage state.
"It's like some kind of freaky zoo," Teresa shuddered.
Judy started to count them all.
"Hey, guys, I think I found Mr. Otterton," Patch said as he came up to one cell with a male otter with broken glasses, though he snarled at the glass.
Soon Judy brought out the picture to confirm it. "It's him! We found our otter," the female bunny said before coming toward the male otter in reassurance, "Mr. Otterton, my name is Officer Judy Hopps. Your wife sent me to find you. We're gonna get you out of here--"
Mr. Otterton started to come forward, sniffing and eyes black, before he pounced against the glass, making them jump back in surprise.
"Or not," Nick flinched while holding Tod protectively, "guess he's in no rush to get home to the missus."
"How come," Tod asked.
"Fourteen," Judy was done counting, "Chief Bogo handed out fourteen missing mammal files...they're all here! All the missing mammals are right here!"
Patch's left ear came up. "Someone's coming," he alerted the others.
"Faster, into the empty room," Martin whispered.
"Enough," a familiar voice vexed, "I don't want excuses, Doctor, I want responses."
"Mayor Lionheart, please," a marmalade badger replied, "we're doing everything we can."
'Mayor Lionheart,' Atticus thought to himself as Judy recorded what was going with the mayor and the doctor.
"Really? Because I've had a dozen and a half animals here who've gone off the rails crazy, and you can't warn me why," Mayor Lionheart frowned at the marmalade badger, "now I'd call that awfully far from 'doing everything'!"
"Sir, it may be time to consider their biology," Dr. Honey Badger replied.
"What do you mean," Mayor Lionheart asked her.
"The only animals going savage are predators," Dr. Honey Badger replied, "we cannot keep it a secret; we need to come forward!"
"Huh...grand idea," Mayor Lionheart mocked, "warn the public. And how do you think they're gonna feel about their mayor...WHO IS A LION?! I'll be ruined!"
'Well, he's known,' Tod thought to himself.
"Well, what does Chief Bogo say," Dr. Honey Badger asked the lion.
"Chief Bogo doesn't know," Mayor Lionheart replied firmly, "and we are going to keep it that fashion."
Soon Judy's phone rang, alerting everyone. 
"No, no, no," Judy panicked in a silenced tone.
"Someone's here," Mayor Lionheart panicked.
"Sir, you need to go. Now," Dr. Honey Badger warned him, "security, sweep the area!"
"Oh, dear..." Patch whispered.
Mayor Lionheart and Dr. Madge left the room as the alarm sounded. The door of the cell the others were in began to close. They tried to open until they saw wolves coming to the door.
"Sure! We're dead," Nick cried out in grief as he began to back up against a toilet without realizing, "we're dead, that's it. I'm dead, you're dead, everybody's dead!"
"Nick, you realize you're next to the toilet, right," Patch asked.
Judy suddenly had an idea from that. "Can you swim," she asked as she put her phone in a plastic bag.
"What? Can I swim? Yes, I can swim. Why," Nick replied before he thought about Patch's question, "aw, man, no, no, no, no way!"
"We are going down the toilet," Martin warned him.
"I'd rather die than be flushed down a toilet," Teresa folded her arms.
"Guess what," Martin asked.
"What," Teresa replied.
Martin took all of them and they all fit into the toilet and flushed themselves down.
"I hate you," Teresa frowned as they went through the pipes.
Three wolves entered the room with laser guns, but one noticed the toilet post-flush and cocked his head to the side with confusion.
Soon the group ended up outside.
"Carrots," Nick began to panic as he couldn't find Judy at first and actually felt concerned about her, "Hopps? Judy?!"
Soon Judy emerged, holding her phone in the bag. "We must warn Bogo," she warned him and the others as they came to the surface.
"Uh, has anyone seen Tod," Cynthia asked.
"TOD," Nick panicked for his nephew. He held his breath and swam down to find the young fox kit to save him from possibly drowning.
And where that was what Tod was doing as he hadn't learned how to swim yet. Tod tried to get back up to the surface, but his eyes lolled back into his head and he passed out in exhaustion before beginning to sink under the water.
Nick swam down after his nephew and held him in his arms and swam back up to shore to save him as Judy called the ZPD, she was given a hold of Clawhauser though and warned him everything while the adult male fox saved his nephew's life and where he had to use CPR. 
"Is he alright," Patch was concerned about Tod.
"I think so..." Nick hoped.
After doing CPR three times, Tod coughed out water. Nick grinned in relief.
"Uncle Nick...you saved my life...." Tod grinned back wearily.
"Of course I did; you're my nephew," Nick grinned back.
Tod grinned brightly to that.
"Clawhauser's gonna warn Chief Bogo," Judy warned the others as she hung up her phone.
"That's grand," Patch grinned.
Soon Tod yawned, feeling like he was going to fall asleep this time.
"Come here, Slugger, you've had a big day," Nick consoled his nephew.
Tod grinned and buried his face against his uncle's chest while being held by him. Soon he fell fast asleep in his uncle's arms. Nick blinked at first and soon grinned as he looked down at his sleeping nephew in his arms. It reminded him of until Mrs. Brisby was born and he held her in his arms for the first time and his mother reminded him to be careful. Then he sniffled slightly as he thought about his sister again and deeply regretted what he had done in the past and all he wanted to do now was apologize to her, but...she was with the angels in Heaven now.
"I promise I won't let anything happen to you, Tod," Nick whispered.
Soon the ZPD swarmed the Asylum. Chief Bogo exited, bringing Mayor Lionheart in handcuffs with Judy walking behind them.
"Mayor Lionheart, you have the right to remain silent," Judy scolded the lion, "anything---"
"You don't understand," Mayor Lionheart interrupted, "I was trying to protect the city!"
"That's right," Martin scoffed.
"You were just trying to protect your job," Patch added sharply.
"No! Listen, we yet don't know why this is going on," Mayor Lionheart replied, "it could destroy Zootopia!"
"You have the right to remain silent," Cynthia frowned with Judy, "anything you say can and will be used against you."
Soon two officers frowned down at Nick. Nick showed his police sticker with a shrug and a smirk as he was carrying a Snarlbucks coffee. Soon everyone went to bed after a very long night of crime solving and tomorrow morning would be a press conference.
Tod was having a nightmare as he was tossing and turning in bed as the words of the 'predators' biology' rang in his head. It was starting to worry him as he dreamed himself coming back home from the visit to Zootopia to see Copper as he also remembered what his uncle said about foxes and hound dogs not exactly getting along.
Carface was outside the door, waiting for the right time to snatch the horn away from the nice guys. Then he jumped off the side and hid in the bushes as they were on their road as a guy was getting off his motor scooter.
"Faster, on the motor scooter," Charlie called out.
"There's no fashion we can all fit on that fact," Joanie said.
Jesse used his magic and made the motorized scooter bigger for them all to use it. 
"Of course..." Joanie said, but looked greedy, "uh, perhaps I should hold onto the horn...to keep it safe?"
"No way," Patch muffled, "I'm holding on to it."
"Uh, alright..." Joanie twiddled her fingers.
The humans wore helmets as Charlie started the motor scooter and they hijacked it as they escaped with Gabriel's Horn.
"And we're outta here," Patch cheered while holding on to the horn.
Itchy fell off as they were off and the female cop tried to chase them. Then the wiener dog got back up to his feet and rushed after them the best he could with his short legs. 
"What have we done now," Colette asked.
"Just keep going," Charlie hooted and hollered.
"Have you learned nothing from the dog pound since we were pups, Charlie," Lucky glanced at his German Shepherd friend.
"Apparently not," Cookie mumbled.
"We're not going to leave Mr. Itchy behind," Jesse warned them, "but we're also not going to let that cop catch up to us!" 
"Itchy's not on board," Charlie asked, "right...I never noticed."
"Poor Itchy can't catch a break," Joanie said as she made sure her necklace wouldn't fly off from the crazy scooter driving.
"Are you sure you know what you're doing, boy," Sasha asked Patch as he was driving the scooter.
"Aw, trust me on this, I'm positive we can make it...about by 50%," Patch said.
"And the other 50," Sasha panicked.
"Uh, what're the odds of that happening," Patch shrugged.
"We're gonna get seriously hurt, aren't we," Sasha's eyes widened.
"What? No, besides, it's my first day on the job," Patch said.
"I thought you Guardian Angels were supposed to help people," Sasha yelped.
"It's our first day on the job," Charlie defended, using Patch's excuse as they drove away. 
The officer got into a squad car and started to drive away after him. Then Carface hijacked a skateboard and followed them to get the horn.
"I have a bad feeling that someone is after the horn," Jesse said.
"Heh...no joking..." Joanie chuckled hesitantly.
"Let's hope Mr. Itchy can catch up with us," Patch said.
"Jump, Itchy, I'll catch you," Gertie held out her arms.
Itchy ran behind them, but started to jump, who ended up on top of the police car right behind them. Patch swerved past a passing car next to them as they were going down the street, passing several innocent bystanders.
"Woah, where'd you learn to drive, Patch," David asked, impressed.
"You'd be surprised...." Joanie mumbled, she remembered if Patch drove the car in her "Rock-a-Doodle" adventure.
Carface tried to climb up, but kept slipping, as he climbed up, the police woman saw him and blasted the sirens to knock him away, which alarmed Itchy since he was right on top of the sirens. The scooter and car were right next to each other now as they were flying and now riding down a steep hill.
"This is never easy," Jesse said.
"I think I'm gonna be sick," Joanie said.
"Could be worse, Joanie, you could be Carface," Gertie gestured to the pit bull dog as he was flopping around behind the police car, having miserable bad luck.
"She's right," Jesse said.
Joanie looked to her locket as it flashed slightly. The police car was now going down the steps on the hill.
"I'm gonna barf," Itchy moaned as he had a rougher ride than anybody else.
"Yee-haw," Charlie cheered.
"Having fun, are we," Colette deadpanned.
"Just hang on tight," Patch warned her.
"I trust you to be the driver," Colette said to him.
"You've had it," Patch grinned.
Colette grinned back to him. Patch nodded firmly as he drove the scooter the best to his abilities.
"This contraption is making me nauseous..." Alec looked ill as he held his stomach as they had a rough ride down.
"You must not be use to vehicles yet," Gertie said.
"Well, forgive my upbringing for being the early eighteenth century..." Alec defended.
"What," David glanced back.
"Uh, he's Amish," Joanie made up.
"Yes," Gertie added.
"Really," David wondered if that was true or not, but just shrugged.
"Let's just say he's yet new to some of the vehicles," Jesse said.
"Alright..." David shrugged again.
Carface smirked darkly as the car was now coming in front of the scooter, he jumped off the car in an attempt to capture the horn, but he missed and ended up in a newspaper box. The police woman shrieked as Itchy flew off the top of her car and she smashed into a fire hydrant, activating the air bag and she was stuck. Then Charlie caught Itchy as he flew in the air and ended up with them.
"Mr. Itchy, you eventually got your flying lessons," Patch grinned.
"I'm gonna get you for this, Charlie," Itchy grumbled as they got away freely.
"That'll have to wait for another time, Itchy boy," Charlie warned him.
Itchy growled.
Tod opened his eyes and looked to see everything had been paused like in a movie and soon the atmosphere was purple, the color of fear.
"Wow, this is one intense nightmare if I ever did see one from a fox," Teresa commented as she observed Tod's dream.
"What," Tod asked in confusion.
"Oh, hey, Tod," Teresa waved.
"Teresa," Tod looked at her, "what're you doing here?"
"Oh, I guess no one warned you yet, I walk into people's dreams like Auntie Shrew," Teresa replied, "I figured you'd have some nightmares about our crime scene investigations earlier today."
"I-I did," Tod frowned.
"Yes, I figured as much....." Teresa replied, "especially of that friend of yours, Copper."
"But Copper would never do that," Tod frowned.
"Yes, he won't..." Teresa replied.
"If I'm just dreaming, but can I awaken," Tod asked.
"Sometimes if we're afraid, it can feel like we're trapped in a nightmare," Teresa gave him words of wisdom that she learned from Auntie Shrew, "I don't believe that being born a fox doesn't make you a savage predator, I don't judge biology, I judge by how the person...or animal lives and learns their lives."
"Well, I don't have any reason to be afraid," Tod asked.
"I don't see why," Teresa replied, "you and Copper are best friends despite your differences, nothing will ever change that, even until you're all grown up."
"Y-You're right," Tod grinned.
"Of course I am...." Teresa replied rather smugly.
Soon Tod felt himself being shook awake. Soon Teresa took out a glowing sphere in her hand and dropped it, which made everything glow white before fading to black. 
"Huh? What," Tod snorted and then awakened in a bed as he was back in the real world.
"Tod, you're eventually awake," Nick said, "I heard you shrieking and came in to check on you."
"I had a bad dream about Copper..." Tod pouted.
"Mind speaking about it," Nick asked as he handed a glass of water to his nephew.
Tod took it and took a drink to relax himself, once he was done, he took a deep breath and warned Nick all about his nightmare as he remembered what Dr. Marmalade Badger said about a predator's biology.
"Well then, Copper lunged out at me," Tod finished warning his uncle.
"I dare see..." Nick replied, "you must've been really afraid about last night..."
"I was..." Tod sighed, "Teresa says that nothing will ever happen between me and Copper, but...what if she's wrong? What if we end up fighting each other like real foxes and hound dogs?"
"Well, if that does ever happen; I'll be there for you," Nick soothed his nephew.
"Promise, Uncle Nick," Tod asked.
Nick nodded before hugging him. "I promise, little buddy."
Tod sniffled, but soon he hugged his uncle right back. "Mind if you stay with me for the rest of the night," the poor young fox kit frowned.
"Alright, buddy, I can do that," Nick decided.
"Thanks, Uncle Nick," Tod replied.
"We're gonna need a lot of rest for tomorrow anyhow," Nick said as he got comfortable next to his young nephew, "Officer Hopps has an interview."
Tod nodded with a slight yawn before huddling up to his uncle as he fell asleep. Nick grinned back and hugged Tod where they could both get some sleep. Tod grinned as he had a much easier time getting to sleep.
Sure enough, it was morning and time for the interview. At the ZPD, reporters had gathered for the interview for Judy.
"Oh, Martin, I was so concerned....." Darla latched onto her big brother.
"Hey, it's me, was there ever any doubt," Martin asked.
"No, I guess not..." Darla grinned up to him. 
"Ladies and gentle-mammals, fourteen mammals went missing, and all fourteen have been found by our newest recruit, who will speak to you in a moment," Chief Bogo spoke to the members of the press before Judy would speak with them.
"Oh, I'm so hesitant," Judy gulped.
"Alright. Press conference 101," Nick helped. "You wanna look smart, reply their question with your own question and then respond that question. Like this," he pretended to be a reporter. "'Excuse me, Officer Hopps, uh...what can you warn us about the case,'" he did an impression of the female bunny rabbit. "'Well, was this a rough case? Yes, yes, it was,'" he concluded in his normal voice, "you see?"
"Not so hard," Tod grinned.
"You should be up there with me," Judy said to the adult male fox, "we did this together."
"Well, am I a cop," Nick replied, "no. No, I am not."
"Huh...funny you should say that. Because, well, I've been thinking, it would be nice to have a partner," Judy said before handing him a job application and her carrot device, "here, in case you need something to write with."
Tod could feel a fact between his uncle and Judy. 
"Officer Hopps, it's time," Bellwether's voice called out.
Judy crossed her fingers toward Nick and soon went up to the podium to be interviewed.
Soon Nick noticed the look in his nephew's eyes. "What're you smirking at, jocko," he chuckled.
"You love her, don't you," Tod smirked.
"W-What," Nick's ears twitched, "what're you speaking about?"
"Sure, you had a rough meeting, but you seem to like her, Uncle Nick," Tod folded his arms, "she is a clever bunny..."
"Yes, but that doesn't mean I like her, wanna buy her a cute new dress, perhaps sometimes hold her paw by the sunset on the beach, or take her out to dinner, I mean, c'mon," Nick rambled hesitantly. 
"You're rambling~" Tod teased.
This caused Nick to blush as his nephew was right.
"They appear to be in nice health, physically, if not emotionally," Chief Bogo warned the crowd before turning the spotlight onto his bunny employee, "well now, I'll turn facts over to the officer who cracked the case, Officer Judy Hopps."
Judy walked up to the podium and reporters spoke all at once, trying to get her responses. "Uh, yes," she pointed to a beaver.
"What can you warn us about the animals going savage," the beaver asked.
"Well, th-the animals in question..." Judy stammered at first until she looked at Nick and remembered what he taught her, "are they all different species? Yes, yes, they are."
"Whew," Cynthia sighed silently.
"Alright, then what is the connection," a female snow leopard asked.
"Oh, all we know is that they are all members of the predator family," Judy replied.
"Well, the predators are the only ones going savage," a male ram asked.
"So far, so real," Danny felt so proud for his old friend as he stood with Sawyer.
"Y-Yes, that is correct," Judy replied.
"Why," a male pig asked, "why are predators going savage?"
"We have a theory that it may be their biology," Judy said, which caught everyone's attention.
Then Nick took notice in confusion.
"What," Darla whispered as she stood behind Martin while he held hands with Cynthia and Teresa stood side-by-side with her hands in her pockets.
"What do you mean by that," a badger asked.
"A biological component," Judy explained, "you know, something in their DNA."
"Do you care to elaborate on that," a female reporter asked.
"Yes. What I mean is, thousands of years ago, uh, predators survived through their...aggressive hunting instincts," Judy explained before looking at the screen behind her before Nick looked confused, "for whatever reason, they seem to be reverting back to their primitive, savage fashions."
Nick's eye twitched as he began to remember what just happened in his childhood of being muzzled by the other scouts.
"Officer Hopps, could it happen again," a beaver asked.
"It is possible, then we must be vigilant, and we at the ZPD are ready and are here to protect you," Judy responded.
Tod began to look afraid again as his nightmare began to come back to him.
"Will more mammals go savage," a female reporter asked.
"What is being done to protect us," a male reporter asked.
"Have you considered a mandatory quarantine on predators," another female reporter asked.
Chief Bogo and Bellwether looked at each other.
"Alright, thank you, Officer Hopps," Bellwether said as she took Judy away from the reporters as she saw the bunny was getting overwhelmed, "uh, that's all the time we have. No more questions."
'Does she realize what she just said,' Patch thought to himself, referring to Judy and her facts.
"Was I alright," Judy asked the female sheep.
"Oh, you did fine," Bellwether grinned to her before going away.
"Oh, that went so fast," Judy looked relieved as Nick walked up, "I didn't get a chance to mention you or say anything about how we--"
"Oh, I think you said plenty," Nick replied darkly.
"What are you speaking about," Judy asked him.
"'Clearly there's a biological component'? 'These predators may be reverting back to their primitive, savage fashions,'" Nick quoted her, "are you serious?"
"I just stated the facts of the case," Judy replied, "I mean, it's not like a bunny could go savage."
Teresa winced to that. "Ooh, that's cold..."
"Right, but a fox could, right," Tod was frustrated with Judy like his uncle was.
"Or possibly a dog," Patch added.
"Oh, guys, stop this," Judy replied, "you're not like them."
"Oh, there's a them now," Nick frowned.
"Ugh. You know what I mean," Judy tried to explain, "you're not that kind of predator."
"Oh, and you think keeping fox repellent makes it any better," Tod frowned at Judy.
"What..." Judy asked, which made Nick even more mad.
"Yes, you don't think I noticed," Tod pointed it out that she had since her first day of work.
This caused Judy to sigh as they had a nice point.
"What kind of predator do you mean any matter," Nick frowned at Judy in heartbreak. "L-Let me ask you a question: Are you afraid of me? Do you think I might go nuts? Do you think I might go 'savage'? Do you think I might try to HURT YOU," he lowered his voice while flaunting his claws and snarled.
Judy gasped and reached out for the fox repellent as her nose twitched while she felt afraid of that. Tod felt hurt as Judy was going to use the fox repellent.
"I knew it," Nick scoffed. "Just as I thought somebody actually believed in me, right," he gave her the application back and peeled off the ZPD sticker before walking off, "probably best if you don't have a predator as a partner."
Soon Tod joined his uncle.
Judy looked at the application that was fully filled out and looked up, saw Nick leaving, tearing off his sticker and throwing it off and became more horror-struck. "No, Nick! Nick," she cried out in despair, trying to go after the adult male fox.
"Officer Hopps, were you just threatened by that predator," a beaver reporter asked.
"No, he's my friend," Judy replied.
"We can't even trust our own friends," a fellow rabbit yelped.
"That's not what she said at all," Martin said.
"Are we safe," a beaver reporter asked.
"Have any other foxes gone savage," the rabbit reporter asked.
Soon this was getting out of hand for Judy.
Soon Danny and Sawyer were in front of the TV and they tuned into ZNN: Zootopia News Report, and they saw a male moose and female snow leopard discussing about predators.
"Oh, sure..." Sawyer moaned.
"This is insane...." Danny frowned, "this is worse than until we were blamed for flooding Stage 13 and got kicked out of Hollywood."
"Mummy...Daddy..." Bridget came toward the cat couple, "can me and Darla yet be friends even though I'm a cat and she's a mouse?"
"Of course you can, darling," Sawyer grinned.
"Really," Bridget grinned back.
"Bridget, you can be friends with anyone you want as long as they promise to be your friends back and never hurt you," Danny advised.
"Yay," Bridget grinned.
Danny and Sawyer were happy for her, but frustrated at the news. Soon Bridget stopped as her favorite celebrity was on TV right now.
"Zootopia is a unique place," Gazelle frowned mournfully, "it's a crazy, beautiful diverse city where we celebrate our differences. This is not the Zootopia I know. The Zootopia I know is better than this. We don't just blindly assign blame. We don't know why these attacks keep happening, but it is irresponsible to label all predators as savages. We cannot let fear divide us. Please, give me back the Zootopia I love."
Cynthia was on the computer and was searching for Night Howlers. Teresa and Martin stood behind her. Martin held Cynthia in his arm while he was playing a game against Teresa to pass the time.
"I found it," Cynthia beamed.
Soon Teresa and Martin looked over.
"Which animal is this, Cynthia," Martin asked.
"It's one of these wolves, right," Teresa asked since wolves howled at night.
"Actually, it's a plant," Cynthia replied.
"Wait, it's a plant," Teresa asked out of confusion.
"Yes, weird..." Cynthia agreed as she saw blue flowers as she searched 'Night Howlers', "it can strongly affect any mammal who consoles it."
"That's strange," Martin said.
"Yes, it's called Night Howler Sickness," Cynthia replied as she kept reading, "any mammal reverts to an aggressive, wild, violent state that is described as 'savage'. A drug-like fashion can synthesize and concentrate this flower, by which exposure to the end product can result in long-term, if not permanent, savage condition. As natural flowers, night howlers can outright murder smaller creatures such as insects."
"Well then, someone is just targeting the predators," Martin said.
"But who," Cynthia pondered as she tried to find a direct source.
"Huh..." Martin hummed.
"Well, obviously Lionheart is behind this..." Teresa folded her arms, "I mean, you saw him at that Asylum."
"No, no, it has to be someone who's always been bossed around for being a prey," Cynthia said.
"But who," Martin pondered.
"Me wherever Fievel is around," Teresa asked.
"No, no, it would have to be someone like an animal letting everyone fear him or her," Cynthia said.
"Huh..." Teresa and Martin pondered.
Suddenly, the computer unplugged and everyone turned to see a certain female sheep.
"Whoops! I tripped," Bellwether warned them.
"You," Cynthia frowned, "you're the one targeting the predators and making them go savage by using the Night Howlers' pheromones."
"I have no idea what you're speaking about," Bellwether replied innocently. Soon she saw that Cynthia wasn't buying her innocent routine.
"Wipe that cutesy grin off your face before I make you," Cynthia threatened the female sheep.
"I guess you're smarter than you look," Bellwether smirked.
"Huh..." Cynthia frowned at Bellwether.
"Yes, I'm the one that's behind the predators going savage," Bellwether smirked.
"It's always the last person or animal you suspect," Martin huffed.
"But why," Teresa asked Bellwether.
"Oh, I have my reasons, but why would I warn dumb humans," Bellwether scoffed.
"We might get an understanding of why you're doing this," Cynthia said.
"Oh, you think you have it all figured out, right," Bellwether folded her arms, "amaze me, let's see if mice are as smart as they claim to be."
"Martin," Cynthia asked.
Martin cleared his throat. "You did this because you're sick of predators being stronger and louder than you," he said with a frown to the female sheep, "you wanted prey to rise above the rest and you're trying to manipulate Judy to do the same fact. You want 90% of the population to be united against a common enemy!"
"Oh, well, bravo," Bellwether smirked, "now you've made me want to add something extra to my plan; make the human population extinct like the dinosaurs."
"Oh, yes," Martin asked, "how are you going to do that?"
"I haven't figured that out yet, but as long as I have the Night Howlers on my side, I cannot fail," Bellwether sneered.
"We'll see," Teresa smirked.
"Oh, what are you all going to do," Bellwether scoffed, "you're just a bunch of dumb mice, you think you're all so special because you evolved first."
"We'll prove you're the one that made the predators go savage," Cynthia said.
"Oh, I don't believe I can let you do that," Bellwether said before snapping her hooves.
There were suddenly mean-looking rams, who frowned to Martin, Teresa and Cynthia.
"You don't really think these rams will stop us, do you," Teresa asked.
"It's worth a try," Bellwether frowned, "seize them."
"No," Martin said before tackling the rams one-by-one and where each of the rams each went down with a groan. 
"We're calling the police," Teresa took out her cellphone.
"Oh, I hope you say a farewell to Clawhauser while you're at it," Bellwether replied, "I'm afraid that predators won't be working in the ZPD anymore."
"What," Cynthia gasped.
Bellwether smirked to this.
"You witch in sheep's clothing," Teresa snapped.
Soon Bellwether saw Martin on top of the pile of knocked out rams. Then Martin lunged out for her and pounced on top of her like a lion on its prey.
"Nice," Cynthia smirked.
"Get off of me," Bellwether demanded, "I'm the new Mayor of Zootopia!"
"Not for long," Teresa smirked.
"SECURITY," Bellwether yelled out.
Sure enough, security animals came side-by-side to take Teresa, Martin and Cynthia away.
"They hurt me," Bellwether warned them, "how dare they treat the Mayor of Zootopia this fashion!"
"Alright, I guess we forgot about the security," Teresa said.
"Take them away," Bellwether warned the security guards while she tried to look cute, innocent and hurt.
"Uh...yes, farewell," Martin said before he, Cynthia and Teresa teleported off.
The security guards tackled them, only to fall into the floor as they made it off just in time.
"What," Bellwether asked out of confusion.
"Mayor Bellwether, I'm afraid they got away," a ram warned her.
"Thank you..." Bellwether mumbled in deadpan, "find them, and if you do, get rid of them, banish them if you must!"
"Yes, ma'am," the ram said.
Teresa, Martin and Cynthia held onto each other as they looked around and they found themselves in Danny and Judy's childhood home.
"Oops, I guess I overdid it a little," Martin said.
"Ya think," Teresa moaned.
"Wow, there's a lot of bunnies here," Cynthia noticed.
"Yes," Martin said.
"'Welcome to Bunnyburrow, Kokomo, Indiana: A nice place to live!'," Teresa read a sign with the population number rising each second due to most of it being bunny rabbits.
"Woah," Cynthia said.
There was an older cat couple who must've been Danny's parents as they were checking out one of his postcards all the road from Hollywood about how they were going to take a vacation, but promised to come visit with Bridget real soon.
"This is interesting," Cynthia said.
"Our little Danny is making his dreams come true," the female grinned to the male.
"Sounds like it," the male grinned back.
Then they saw mice around, which made them curious as they weren't familiar with them. Soon she saw Judy arriving in Bunnyburrow with a frown. 
"Judy," Teresa, Martin and Cynthia noticed.
Martin was just about to teleport them back to Zootopia until the girls stopped him as this seemed reluctant due to Judy being mournful. This must've been about Nick. Soon they saw a newspaper and saw the headline. Judy was selling carrots to people once she was back home and rolled them up in the newspaper.
"I think I know a second reason why she's mournful," Martin said.
"Care to explain the first before you jump to conclusions like you always do so, right, Nancy Boy Brisby," Teresa deadpanned.
"It's because she thinks she broke Zootopia, metaphorically speaking of course," Martin said.
"Well, duh," Teresa replied, "obviously Bellwether bewitched her." 
"Perhaps we should see Judy and try to help her," Cynthia suggested.
Danny's elderly parents decided to come see Bonnie and Stu, but they were surprised to see Judy back home after she warned everyone she was going to live in Zootopia to make a difference in the world, but they could warn she wasn't happy one bit. 
"A dozen carrots," Judy warned a mother rabbit and her daughter as she wrapped up carrots in a newspaper, "have a nice day."
"Thanks," the mother rabbit grinned and walked off with her daughter, "c'mon."
"Hi, Mr. and Mrs. Cat," Judy greeted Danny's parents.
"Judy, is everything alright," Duchess asked.
"I'm fine, Mrs. Cat," Judy sulked, feeling clearly the opposite.
"No, you're not; your ears are down," Bonnie said, adding herself into the conversation.
"Why did I think I could make a difference," Judy sulked as her mother wasn't helping.
"Because you're a trier," Thomas said.
"You've always been a trier," Bonnie added.
"Just like our little Daniel," Duchess grinned.
"Oh, I tried alright and it made problems for so many animals," Judy frowned.
Soon a van pulled up and honked its horn.
"Oh! Not all of them, though," Stu consoled his daughter before turning back to the van owner as he was on his road out, "speak of the devil, right on time."
Soon Judy recognized the owner of the van. "Is that...Gideon Grey?"
"Yes! Sure that is," Stu replied, "we work with him now."
"He's our partner, and we never would have considered it had you not opened our minds after Jaune-Tom and Mewsette here decided to retirement," Bonnie added, which made Danny's parents grin.
"Your parents have a point, Judy," Thomas grinned, "Gideon's turned into one of the top pastry chefs in the Tri-Burrows."
"That's...that's really cool, you guys," Judy said out of amazement. Soon she decided to speak with Gideon.
Gideon took out pastries, but looked up until he heard Judy.
"Gideon Grey," Judy greeted her childhood bully, "I'll be darned."
"Hey, Judy," Gideon greeted back, "I'd just like to say, I'm sorry for the fashion I behaved in my youth. I-I-I had a lot of self-doubt and it manifested itself in the form of unchecked rage and aggression. I was a major jerk. Especially since I made fun of Daniel Cat for letting be a movie star after he saw your stage play about you willing to go to Zootopia."
"Oh, I know how that feels," Judy said.
Soon Martin, Cynthia and Teresa went over to them.
"Anyhow, I brought y'all these pies," Gideon warned her as he displayed three sets of pies that the Hopps family had ordered.
Soon Cynthia saw a couple of bunnies about to run through some flowers and she recognized the flowers from the picture on the internet.
"Hey, boys," Stu warned the young bunnies, "don't you run through that beggar woman!"
Soon the bunny children backed up from the flowers and ran away to play somewhere else.
"Well, now there's a $4 word, Mr. H," Gideon chuckled, "my family always just called them Night Howlers."
This caused Judy to look confused at what Gideon called the flowers. "I'm sorry, what did you say," she asked her former bully.
"Oh, Gid's speaking about these flowers, Judy," Stu grinned to his daughter, "I use them to keep the bugs off the produce, but I don't like the little ones going near them on, account of what just happened to your Uncle Terry."
"Yes, Terry ate one entire since we were children and went fully nuts," Bonnie added.
"It was a pretty eerie sight, I was so close to having the same experience until my old man warned me about what just happened since Terry bit the dickens out of your ma," Thomas added to Judy as he held his wife in his arm.
"A bunny can go savage," Judy replied.
"Savage," Bonnie overheard that, "well, that's a strong word, but it did hurt like the devil."
"Well, sure it did so," Duchess said to her friend, "there's a sizable divot in your arm. I'd call that savage!"
"Judy, we did research on the Night Howlers, we can fix this and save Zootopia if you let us help you," Cynthia warned the female bunny.
"Guys," Judy asked, "what are you doing here?"
"Someone made us end up here..." Teresa rolled her eyes toward Martin's direction.
"It's a long story, but any matter, we know all about the Night Howlers, and Mayor Bellwether is behind this," Martin added.
"What? You can't be serious," Judy said.
"The plants are making animals go savage," Martin said to Judy, "that's what we were missing in the mammals case!"
"We better get back to Zootopia then," Judy said.
"Shall I teleport us," Martin offered.
"Don't be silly," Judy replied as she didn't believe in magic, "we'll take the truck."
"Alright, but first, we need disguises," Cynthia said.
"Disguises," Judy asked.
"Yes, and Teresa, you are going to learn how to drive," Martin said before looking around, "Teresa?"
Teresa was trying to get out of learning how to drive as she didn't want to, but everyone thought it would be reluctant for her. "No way," She said.
"Teresa, you promised me you'd learn how to drive," Martin reminded.
"I will," Teresa replied, "later!"
"No, now," Cynthia warned her.
"Later, I promise," Teresa replied.
"Teresa, I taught my dog how to drive, I can teach you," Martin replied.
"Are we not gonna speak about how foolish that is," Teresa asked about Patch knowing how to drive.
"Just get in the truck," Judy said.
Teresa moaned and sat in the driver's seat. Martin sat right next to her and fastened his seat-belt, but he turned on the car. Teresa yelled out and had a panic attack.
"Teresa, calm down, it's just the car," Martin warned her.
"R-Right, it's just the car," Teresa sighed.
"Now...what's the second fact you do," Martin quizzed.
"Floor it," Teresa asked.
"Ye--NO!! No, don't floor it," Martin panicked.
"Floor it," Teresa repeated.
"No, don't floor it, don't floor it," Martin begged.
"Alright, floor it," Teresa said as she stomped on the gas pedal, which made zoom in the truck against a farm.
"I said don't floor it," Martin warned her.
Teresa shivered hesitantly. "I can't do this....let me out," she tried to get out of the truck, but the seat-belt was latched onto her of course, "AAUGH! THE TRUCK HAS LOCKED ME IN!! IT'S A MONSTER!!! IT'S LIKE HAL!!!!"
"Teresa...." Martin tried.
"IT'S OUT OF CONTROL, IT'S LOSING ITS MIND, UNPLUG IT," Teresa cried out in despair.
Martin simply pressed the button, which got Teresa unbuckled. Then Teresa fell out of the truck and she began to run.
"Well, you don't believe in magic," Martin asked Judy, "well, watch this."
Teresa kept running until a blue sphere latched onto it and lifted her in the air, which made her stop running. "What the," the eldest mouse yelped.
Martin drew her back and set her into the driver's seat and latched her back into her seat belt. "Teresa, we aren't going anywhere until you learn how to drive, I'll even stop time if I have to," he scolded.
Soon Judy was seen jaw-dropped.
"I'll explain later," Martin replied, "Teresa..."
"NO," Teresa folded her arms, "I don't need to learn how to drive!"
"Yes, you do so," Martin said.
"NO," Teresa cried out in grief.
Soon Martin took the wheel and drove them back to Zootopia while frowning at Teresa as she got what she wanted and not having to drive.
"What about our disguises," Cynthia asked her boyfriend.
Soon Martin came to a stop, he took out a pocket-sized spell book and found the disguise spell before wiggling his fingers as he recited the spell to change their appearances since it was likely that Bellwether would have someone out to get them and where it changed the three mice' appearances. Soon they became different animals. Teresa was a different type of wolverine, Martin was a wolf and Cynthia was a snow leopard. 
"Oops, being predators might make this worse..." Martin said.
"Ya think," Teresa frowned.
Soon Martin tried again and he turned into a hedgehog while Teresa turned into a different kind of bunny rabbit and Cynthia appeared to be like a domesticated cat.
"Better," Martin grinned.
Soon they continued to drive back to Zootopia while Judy looked shocked and amazed to witness real live magic. Martin took them through the Sahara Square as Judy and Nick needed to make up before they would do anything else. And where Judy knew only one animal knew where Nick would be since Tod wouldn't be easy to find either.
"There you guys are...." Patch frowned as he had been abandoned by them.
"I'm sorry for leaving you behind, Patch," Martin apologized as Judy went to a familiar vehicle.
Patch nuzzled up against him.
"But don't worry, everything will be fine in Zootopia again real soon," Martin promised as he hugged his pet.
Judy knocked on the van.
"WHO IS THIS," Finnick came out of the van with a frown as he held a baseball bat, but soon he looked soft once he saw that it was Judy.
"We need your help finding Nick and Tod," Judy said.
"I think I last saw them at the bridge," Finnick scratched his furry chin.
"Thanks," Judy said.
At the bridge....
Nick and Tod were lounging together with sunglasses and had a couple of drinks together.
"Nick? Nick! Oh, Nick," Judy rushed over to the adult male fox, "Night Howlers aren't wolves, they're toxic flowers! I think someone is targeting predators on purpose and making them go savage. Teresa, Martin and Cynthia think that it's Bellwether!"
"Wow...isn't that interested, jocko," Nick deadpanned, asking his nephew.
"Oh, quite," Tod nodded back to his uncle.
"They must yet be frustrated about what just happened at the interview," Patch whispered.
"C'mon, Uncle Nick, let's go somewhere else," Tod suggested.
Soon the two foxes packed up to avoid Judy as she tried to speak with them as they were in fact yet mad about what she said at the press conference.
"Wait...wait, listen...I-I know you'll never forgive me, and I don't blame you; I wouldn't forgive me either," Judy warned them as she looked emotionally wrecked. "I was ignorant and irresponsible and small-minded. But predators shouldn't suffer because of my mistakes. I have to fix this. But I can't do it without you. And after we're done, you can hate me, and...and that'll be fine, because I was a horrible friend, and I hurt you, and you...and you can walk off knowing that you were right all along. I really am just a dumb bunny," she heard a sound which was a rewind which was from a recorder.
"I really am just a dumb bunny. I really am just a dumb bunny," The recording repeated.
"Don't worry, Carrots," Nick smirked as he showed her carrot pen, "I'll let you erase it......in 48 hours."
This caused Tod to laugh a bit as this was funny.
Judy wiped off some tears and soon hugged Nick, which made him blush at first and this made Tod smirked to his uncle. Soon he saw Judy was now playfully trying to get the pen. "Alright, get in here," he grinned down to her before she hugged him and he decided to tease her, "alright, oh, you bunnies, you're so emotional. There we go, deep breath. Are you––are you just trying to steal the pen? Is that what this is?"
Judy began to laugh a little as she began to try to get the pen.
"You are standing on my tail, though...off, off-off-off," Nick grew serious in pain.
"Oh, I'm sorry," Judy warned him.
"By the way; where's Darla, Bridget, Danny and Sawyer," Martin asked.
"Last I checked they were at my place," Nick replied, "they're really furious at the news." 
"Can't say I blame them," Patch had to agree.
Once they found Darla, Bridget, Danny and Sawyer, they drove away in the truck.
"Ooh, I thought you guys only grew carrots," Nick grinned as he decided to eat some blueberries he found in the truck, "mm! What's your plan? Tod, you gotta try these!"
Soon Tod tried one and decided to keep some for later.
"We are gonna follow the Night Howlers," Judy announced.
"Alright, how," Nick asked her.
"Know this guy," Judy asked as she showed the weasel from before.
"Uh-huh, I warned you," Nick nodded, "I know everybody."
"Well, we need to find him," Martin said.
"Follow my lead," Nick said as he was going to take them to the weasel in question.
"Ha-ha! Well, hello! Step right up. Anything you need, I have it," the weasel grinned to the female armadillo who owned Judy's Zootopia an apartment to show various DVDs for sale, though she clearly wasn't interested as these were bootleg DVDs, "All your favorite movies! I've had movies that haven't even been released yet! Hey, 15% off. 20! Make me an offer! C'mon!"
"Hi," Tod greeted.
"Well, well," Nick smirked to the weasel, "look who it is, the Duke of Bootleg."
"What's this to you, Wilde? Shouldn't you be melting down a pawpsicle or something," the weasel scoffed before looking to Judy and mocked her next, "hey, if it isn't Flopsy the Copsy?"
'Restrain yourself, restrain yourself,' Patch thought to himself.
"We both know these weren't moldy onions I caught you stealing," Judy interrogated the weasel, "what were you gonna do with these Night Howlers, Weselton?"
"It's Weaselton! Duke Weaselton," the weasel frowned before flicking his toothpick right back at her, "and I ain't speaking, Rabbit. And there ain't nothing you can do to make me."
"Oh, really," Cynthia smirked.
"I think there's a fashion to make you speak," Tod also smirked at Duke.
Soon they came to see a certain shrew to convince Duke into speaking.
"Ice him," Mr. Big warned his polar bear henchmen.
Soon the polar bears picked up Duke and were going to lower him into the ice cold water.
"You dirty rat," Duke gawked at Mr. Big, "why are you helping her? She's a cop!"
"And the godmother to my future granddaughter," Mr. Big added in defense.
"I'm gonna name her Judy," Fru Fru grinned as she rubbed her belly.
"Awww," Judy grinned.
Mr. Big grinned to his daughter before frowning toward his polar bear henchmen. "Ice this weasel," he demanded.
"Ahh! OK, that's it, please! I'll speak! I'll speak," Duke gave in, "I stole them Night Howlers, where I could sell them. They offered me what I couldn't refuse; money!"
"And to who did you sell them," Tod asked.
"A ram named Doug," Duke confessed, "we've had a drop spot underground."
"Underground," Darla asked out of confusion.
"Just watch it; Doug is the opposite of friendly," Duke cautioned them, "he's unfriendly."
Soon they went underground to where the subways were. There were train cars lined up.
"This reminds me of Donkey Kong Country," Teresa commented.
"It sure is spooky," Bridget frowned.
"It's alright, Bridget, we're right here," Sawyer consoled her daughter with Danny.
"C'mon," Judy suggested they should ride in the train cars.
"Alright," Patch said.
Soon they came through a lab of the flowers that were at Judy's home farm that the male ram known as Doug was dealing with.
"Woah," Tod said.
"The weasel wasn't lying," Judy commented.
"Yes, it looks like old Doug's cornered the market on Night Howlers," Nick nodded.
Soon the male ram entered the room, which made them all hide for shelter before he could see them and where he was going over to a bucket. After putting on a gas mask, Doug took a pot complete with Night Howlers and dumped it all into a vat. Then he turned the dial, liquefying the flowers and subsequently guided the liquids through test tubes and a chemistry set, a small machine injected blue serum into a paintball-like fashion. Everyone hid for cover, trying their best to keep silent where he wouldn't notice them.
'Well, that's how the pheromones get to the predators,' Patch thought to himself.
"You've had Doug here, what's the mark," Doug responded his phone. "Cheetah in Sahara Square, found it," he loaded the serum pellet into a dart gun, "you serious? Yes, I know they're fast, I can hit them. Listen, I hit a tiny little otter through the open window of a moving car."
This caused Judy to gasp in alarm as Patch listened into the phone call with his super-hearing. Then they looked to the photographs of the missing mammals that Chief Bogo had warned her about.
"Yes, I'll buzz you if it's done," Doug said as he had the dart gun ready and set, "or you'll see it on the news, you know, whichever comes first."
Soon there was a knock at the back of the train car.
"Hey, Doug, open up," a voice called out, "we've had your latte!"
"Alright, Woolter and Jesse are back where I'm leaving now. Out," Doug said before hanging up his phone and going to get the door.
"What now," Cynthia whispered.
Judy suddenly crawled out of her hiding place.
"Where are you going? Where are you going," Nick whispered louder to Judy, "get back here! What are you doing here, he's gonna see you!"
Judy took a glance at the train's front controls where a red light was blinking rhythmically, with a soft clicking noise. An idea was growing in her mind. Tod saw that look in her eyes and looked at the controls.
"What are you looking at?! Hey," Nick frowned slightly, "whatever you're thinking, stop thinking it! Carrots! Carrots!"
"Better have the extra foam this time--" Doug began to open the door.
Soon Tod pushed him out the door. Then Martin leaned against the door and locked it where that the male ram couldn't get back in.
"Hey! Open up," Woolter demanded.
"What are you doing here," Nick gawked at the others, "you just trapped us in here!"
"We have to bring the evidence to Chief Bogo," Teresa said.
"Alright, sure, here it is," Nick said as he took out one case that had the dart gun inside, "found it."
"No, all of it," Martin warned him.
Soon Patch was at the controls.
"You sure you know what you're doing," Tod asked Patch.
"It can't be that hard," Patch shrugged as he took control like a conductor. Soon he saw that this was far different than a car. He took a deep breath and tried his best to be a replacement conductor.
"Hey, listen, it would take a miracle to get this rust bucket going," Nick warned the Dalmatian puppy.
Soon Patch saw how to turn on the train car. "Well, Hallelujah," he smirked to Nick as he took control. Soon he got the train car to move.
"Mission accomplished," Nick smirked to Patch, "would it be premature for me to do a little victory toot-toot?"
"All right, one toot-toot," Patch allowed him.
Nick pulled on the horn twice. "Well, I can cross that off my bucket list," he chuckled.
Soon they heard something land on the top of the train car.
"Did you guys hear that," Patch asked.
"It's the rams," Cynthia realized.
"You were saying," Tod asked Nick.
"I may have to rescind that victory toot-toot," Nick replied hesitantly.
Martin rolled up his sleeves as he trudged out to find the rams. Soon one of the rams fell down through the roof behind them. Martin caught the ram and held him against the wall.
"Pretty strong for a hedgehog," Jesse commented. 
"Back off or I'll show you the true meaning of pain," Martin threatened.
"Never," Jesse frowned.
Soon Martin was ready to throw him out the window. Soon a second ram was heard outside. 
"Poor little tyke," Martin sighed as he went up against the rams with no hesitation.
"Uh, Martin, we have a problem," Cynthia called out.
Martin looked over and narrowed his eyes as he went to take care of the problem.
"I just love that boy~" Cynthia swooned, which made Teresa gag and roll her eyes. She saw that a train was coming right towards them. 
"Oh, my heavens," Martin panicked as he went to stop the train. Soon he saw something that he recognized that could change the tracks. "Aha," he smirked before he zipped toward the lever and pulled it and soon where it changed the tracks for the train car the others were in. "There we go," he grinned as he did that to save the others from smashing.
"Woah, too fast," Teresa yelped as they dodged the other train.
"Perhaps going this fast wasn't such a nice idea," Patch said.
Teresa looked a bit sick to her stomach. Nick and Judy shrieked as they held onto each other as they felt like they would not be able to survive this. Soon the train car ended up on its side.
"It's alright, we're yet alive," Martin reassured the others. 
"But not for long," Teresa moaned.
"What now," Tod asked.
"I think this is our stop," Nick called out.
"Abandon train," Martin told the others and saw Teresa frozen on the spot, but he rushed toward her to help her get off where she wouldn't perish, only for her to be involved in the smash. "NoooooOOOO!!!! Teresa..." he cried out in despair. 
There was a fiery smash as the train had collided and seemed to had murdered Teresa.
"Teresa..." Martin frowned and fell onto his knees.
Teresa walked out of the train with flames on her almost as if she hadn't been affected from what could have murdered her.
"Y-You're alive," Martin asked.
"What? I guess I am," Teresa shrugged, "I guess Fievel meant it if he said I would only die until he would die."
"This is amazing," Cynthia said.
"Is that why you didn't move," Martin asked Teresa.
"I was afraid," Teresa replied.
"Ohh," Martin said, now understanding.
"It's all gone," Judy frowned, "all the evidence."
"Yes," Tod frowned before showing the case that had the gun and Night Howlers' serum in it, "oh, except for this."
"Well, Tod, I'll be darned," Nick smirked to his nephew proudly.
Soon Tod gave the case to Judy.
"Thank you," Judy grinned to him.
"You're welcome, Officer Hopps," Tod grinned back.
Soon they all rushed out through the exit. They ran out through the subway station to end up in the Natural History Museum.
"Is the police station close side-by-side," Patch asked Judy.
"Yes, just through this exit and we'll be right there," Judy replied as she took the lead, "look, there it is!"
"Judy! Judy," a familiar voice called out.
Judy turned to see who it was. "Mayor Bellwether," she remembered what the others warned her.
Patch growled and snarled toward the female sheep, who was now in charge of Zootopia after Lionheart had been arrested.
"I'm so proud of you, Judy," Bellwether grinned to the female bunny as she reached out for the case, "you did just a super job."
"How did you get here so fast," Judy asked her suspiciously.
"Um...let me take that case now..." Bellwether said faster.
"Uh, you know what," Judy withdrew the case from the female sheep's reach, "I think the others and I will just take this to the ZPD."
They turned around to leave, only to find a large, sinister-looking ram blocking their road. He stared at them menacingly and cracked his neck, ready to attack.
"Run," Tod yelped.
Patch snarled toward Bellwether and approached her. He looked like his parents did since they found out that Horace and Jasper had been holding him and his siblings hostage the first time that time before Christmas. Bellwether frowned until she backed up hesitantly as Patch looked just like his father since he was frustrated. Soon the spell on Martin, Cynthia and Teresa wore away. They looked to each other, only to see that they were back to normal.
"Witchcraft," Bellwether sneered.
"You don't know the half of it..." Patch snarled.
"Warn us your plan," Cynthia said to Bellwether.
Patch barked aggressively to make the female sheep speak.
"Well, fine..." Bellwether gave in, "I mean, think about it; predators---they may be strong and loud, but prey outnumber predators ten-to-one. Think of it; 90% of the population united against a common enemy. We'll be unstoppable. Prey are just underestimated and underappreciated."
"Keep going," Judy said.
Martin wrestled against the ram that Bellwether used for muscle.
"Better keep speaking, Bellwether," Cynthia said.
Patch barked at Bellwether. Bellwether tried to kick him, only to feel pain in her foot.
"You better keep speaking," Patch growled.
"I don't see why I should," Bellwether frowned back, "rams, dispose of this mutt!"
"I think your rams are busy right now," Cynthia smirked as she saw her boyfriend beating up the other rams. 
"You're going to jail, Bellwether," Teresa sneered to the female sheep.
Soon Tod remembered Judy's carrot pen recorder and had a plan. Patch looked like he was going to bite Bellwether in an attempt to frighten her. Soon Tod whispered his plan to Patch before whispering it to Judy and Nick. Soon everyone nodded to this as Judy even thought of something from her early childhood to help.
'We have to switch the serum with one of the blueberries I have,' Tod thought to himself.
"Well, you should have just stayed on the carrot farm, right," Bellwether cornered Judy with a smirk, "that really is too bad, I...I did like you."
Soon Tod secretly got the serum and one of his blueberries mixed up.
"What are you gonna do," Judy asked the female sheep, "murder us?"
"Oh, dear, of course not," Bellwether chuckled with an evil smirk before shooting Nick with the dart gun, not noticing the switch, "he is!"
Then Nick was shot in the neck and he began to act like a vicious and savage fox. Tod knew he had to act this out where he had to try to fight off Bellwether as he had given the serum to Nick to hid in his pocket to keep up appearances.
"Oh, dear, Nick, don't do this," Judy cried out in grief as the adult male fox snarled at her.
"Oh, but he can't help it, can he," Bellwether mocked as she was totally fooled, "since preds are just 'biologically predisposed' to be savages. Gawrsh, think of the headlines! 'Hero Cop Murdered by Savage Fox'!"
'This is working,' Patch thought to himself.
"Well, that's it," Judy asked as she backed up against the wall as Nick led her there to murder her, "predators fear prey and you stay in power?"
"Yes, pretty much," Bellwether smirked, "and sometime soon, I'll try to make the human race extinct."
"That's low," Martin frowned.
"Besides, it won't work," Teresa added.
"Fear always works," Bellwether frowned with a smirk, "and I'll dart every predator in Zootopia to keep it that fashion. And your little dog as well!"
Soon Tod was ready to attack Bellwether now to keep up the act.
"Farewell, Bunny," Bellwether chuckled before frowning to the mice. "And now for you hairless apes," she got tackled by Tod. "WHAT THE," she cried out in despair.
"Blood! Blood! Blood," Judy called out melodramatically, "and...death."
"Oh, boy," Patch smirked playfully.
"Alright, you know, you're milking it," Nick chuckled, "besides, I think we found it. Tod, you were amazing, simply just amazing!"
"Thanks, Uncle Nick," Tod grinned.
"I think we have it! We had it up there," Nick smirked to Bellwether, "thank you, Yakkity Yak! You laid it all out beautifully!"
"What..." Bellwether asked out of confusion as she looked to the dart gun.
"Yes, oh, are...are you looking for the serum," Tod smirked as his uncle showed the real serum, "well, it's right here."
"The dart gun is filled with blueberries," Patch also smirked.
"From my family's farm," Judy added.
Bellwether opened the chamber of the dart gun and saw the ammo had been replaced with blueberries.
"Mwah," Nick smirked as he tasted the blueberry smudged onto his nephew, "they are delicious, you should try some."
"Yes, they are grand," Tod also smirked.
"I framed Lionheart, I can frame you as well," Bellwether frowned, "it's my word against yours."
"Actually..." Judy smirked as she took out her carrot to show that she recorded the entire fact, "it's your word against yours. It's called a hustle, darling. Boom!"
"And where you're surrounded," Tod smirked at Bellwether.
Foiled and caught red-hoofed, Bellwether started to back off and try to make a run for it, but she was surrounded by Chief Bogo and the ZPD, who growled in frustration before shouting out an enraged "STEELE!!"
This yell was so loud that it echoed across the Museum of Natural History. Police cars surrounded the entrance. Of course, this would be on the news which made Danny and Sawyer happy, especially as Darla and Bridget were getting along and being friends despite what just happened in the news and soon moments later, Nick was accepted into the Police Academy, hearing the frustrated sheep shout his name.
"Since I was a girl, I thought Zootopia was this perfect place, where everyone got along and anyone could be anything," Judy made a very heartfelt and motivational speech as she was graduating from the police academy as a meter maid, "turns out, real life is a little bit more complicated than a slogan on a bumper sticker. Real life is messy. We all have limitations, we all make mistakes, which means, 'hey, glass half complete!', we all have a lot in common. And the more we try to understand one another, the more exceptional each of us will be, but we have to try. Then no matter what type of animal you are; from the biggest elephant, to our first fox, I implore you; try. Try to make the world a better place. Look inside yourself and recognize that change starts with you. It starts with me. It starts with all of us." 
"You're my best friend ever, Darla," Bridget beamed as she took out a heart-shaped necklace, which was torn in the trinket, "I want you to have this."
"Oh, it's a broken heart," Darla noticed.
"Yes, but look," Bridget said as she put on her similar necklace and put the two heart pieces together, "that fashion, we will always be together, no matter what and we will wear these necklaces forever and ever."
"Aw," Darla grinned.
Then Bridget and Darla shared a hug together as they became best friends.
Darla chuckled. "Your fur tickles if you purr."
Soon Bridget purred again. Darla chuckled as that tickled as she hugged her new friend. Then they grinned and cheered as Judy had graduated and Nick was now officially a cop.
Soon they were back at the ZPD and where Martin was back to arm-wrestling one of the animals.
"You have this, Martin, you totally had this," Nick chuckled as he watched this with the others.
The rhino was the unlucky one this time.
"YES," Martin cheered for himself as he beat him.
The animals all yelled and ranted while Martin and Nick smirked to each other.
"OK, that's it, enough. Shut it," Chief Bogo came in and frowned at his recruits before they sat down, "we have some new recruits with us this morning, including our first fox. Who cares?"
"Well, you're just a ray of sunshine and butterflies, aren't you," Teresa asked. 
"He's also a Gazelle fan~" Clawhauser randomly stated with a chuckle.
Tod simply smirked at this. Soon Chief Bogo frowned, which sent the chubby male cheetah out the door.
'This is a cool job,' Tod thought to himself.
"Assignments: Officers Grizzoli, Fangmeyer, Delgato: Tundratown SWAT," Chief Bogo commanded, "Snarlov, Higgins, Wolfard; undercover. Hopps, Wilde...parking duty. Dismissed."
Judy and Nick couldn't believe Chief Bogo gave them parking duties, but Patch could warn he wasn't serious.
"Just joking," Chief Bogo chuckled before looking serious again, "we have reports of a street racer tearing up Savannah Central. Find him. Shut him down."
Soon Nick and Judy were in their own ZPD vehicle with Tod joining them.
"Well, are all rabbits bad drivers or is it just you," Nick teased.
Judy playfully hit the brakes, making Nick lunge forward as the car screeched to a halt. "Oops, I'm sorry," she joked back before continuing on.
"Sly bunny," Nick chuckled as he pulled his dessert off of his face.
"Dumb fox," Judy smirked.
"You know you love my uncle," Tod smirked at Judy.
"Do I know that," Judy replied with a smirk back, "yes, yes, I do so."
Nick blushed slightly until she turned back on the road.
The light changed to green and before they could move, a red car with tinted windows zoomed past them. They took notice and grinned at each other. Nick put on his shades and turned on the siren. Judy hit the pedal and they chased after the car. They managed to pull over the speeding motorist. The front license plate read "FST NML Zootopia".
"I do wonder who this wise guy is," Tod said.
"Sir, you were going 115 miles per hour, I hope you have a good explanation," Judy scolded as she and Nick walked up to the car.
The window rolled down revealing Flash, looking at them hesitantly. Judy looked at him shocked and Nick removed his shades, surprised and amused.
"Flash, Flash, Hundred Yard Dash," Nick asked.
Flash slowly grinned sheepishly. "Niiiiiick..."
"Woah, then you mean he's a speed demon driving a car," Tod asked Nick.
"I warned ya Flash was fast," Nick smirked innocently.
"Wow, you weren't joking," Tod said.
"How have you been doing, man," Nick grinned to the sloth.
"Flash, do you have any idea how fast you were going," Judy frowned.
"No--" Flash began.
"You--" Nick started.
"I...don't..." Flash continued.
"You--" Nick tried again.
"Know..." Flash continued.
"You..." Nick grew weary.
"How...fast," Flash finished.
"You were going 80 miles over the speed limit, Flash, I need to see some ID," Judy held out her paw.
"This should take a few moments," Tod sighed.
Flash smirked. "No," he simply said before driving down the road faster. Soon he was stopped by Martin from the front. Flash frowned as he was busted.
"I'm sorry, Flash, but it's the law," Martin warned the sloth. 
"Woah, he's like a superhero," Nick said.
"Yes, he really is Super," Patch grinned proudly of his owner. 
Cynthia agreed as she sighed dreamily while looking at Martin.
"I don't wanna have to send you to jail, Flash, but that'll be a ticket courtesy of Officer Hopps and Officer Wilde," Martin firmly warned the male sloth, "now, please, show them your license."
Soon Flash gave in and held out his license to Judy and Nick. 
"Well, after this, wanna grab some dinner," Nick smirked to Judy, "I know a grand carrot cake recipe if you're interested." 
"Nick Wilde, are you asking me out on a date," Judy asked.
"Oh, that depends...are you interested," Nick blushed.
"Am I interested," Judy smirked to let him know her response was 'yes'. 
'How is she not blushing or not hesitant,' Cynthia thought to herself.
Nick and Judy smirked to each other before writing Flash a ticket for speeding.
After that and after their job was done, they all went to a concert. It was of course a Gazelle concert. Bridget and Darla were the most emotional. And where this was the perfect concert for a date. Judy and Nick grinned to each other as they were sharing a romantic moment together and during the concert, they shared a kiss together just as fireworks were launched while Gazelle danced with her back-up dancers, which were tigers and where Tod was there to experience it. 
"If they get married, you're gonna have a bunny for an aunt," Patch warned Tod.
"I'm just happy that Uncle Nick is happy," Tod grinned. 
"And that's nice," Patch grinned back.
Soon Tod hugged Patch as he had him to thank for making all of this possible.
After the concert, Gazelle was signing autographs.
"Oh...My...Heavens, you have no idea how much this means to me~" Clawhauser gushed to Gazelle as he took an autographed photo.
"Next in line, please," Gazelle grinned. 
Soon Clawhauser left and where Bogo was next.
"Uh, could you make that out to Lawrence," Chief Bogo asked.
"But of course," Gazelle replied. 
'This is so emotional,' Bridget thought to herself.
Chief Bogo silently squeaked as he was given his picture. After him, it was Bridget's turn. 
Bridget grinned politely as she came over to Gazelle. "B-B-Bridget, please..."
"It's lovely to meet you, B-B-Bridget," Gazelle grinned back. 
After Bridget got her autograph, she rushed to her parents with a grin.
"Did you say thank you," Sawyer asked.
"Thank you, Gazelle," Bridget called out.
"You're very welcome, my darling," Gazelle called back. 
After the autographs, they all went back to their apartments/hotels.
"I'll never forget this," Bridget grinned as she hugged her autographed picture, "oh, Darla, thank you for making this the best week of my life." 
"You're welcome," Darla grinned back.
Bridget grinned back as she was glad to had become friends with Darla even though her parents were enemies with her at first. 
The next day was going to be a mournful day for Nick and Tod.
"You have to leave," Nick asked, "don't you wanna stay here in Zootopia with me?"
"I'd love to, Uncle Nick, but I really should get home to Widow Tweed and Copper," Tod replied. 
"I understand," Nick frowned with a sigh.
"You can visit me though and I'll come visit you," Tod promised as he knew he couldn't have his Uncle Nick leave his home, "I-I promise."
"You be nice, jocko..." Nick hugged his nephew one last time, "you know, if you grin, you look just like your mother." 
"I just know she was beautiful," Tod sniffled. 
"She sure was," Nick grinned.
"Well...this is farewell...." Tod replied.
"Yes...wish me luck and perhaps you'll have a special surprise later on..." Nick said as he showed an engagement ring. 
"Hey! Wait! Wait! Uncle Nick, I know you're in love, but shouldn't, you know, like, wait after like a few months," Tod asked.
"Couldn't help myself," Nick chuckled, "I'm not gonna use it just yet, I'm gonna wait, but I think Judy is the one, even though she's a bunny." 
"I think she is as well," Tod grinned. "Hey, you called her 'Judy'," he noticed.
"Uh, no, I said Carrots," Nick's eyes widened. 
"No, you said Judy," Tod smirked at his uncle.
Nick sighed out of defeat before smirking. "Just like Mama and Papa Mouskewitz."
The two shared one more hug and then it was time for Tod to go back home until next time. 
Sure enough, the group was now on a train. 
"Back to Hollywood for us," Danny grinned to Sawyer.
"I'm sure Cranston and Frances didn't mind some alone time," Sawyer smirked. 
"Oh, true that," Danny smirked back.
"Thank you for letting us go to Zootopia to meet Aunt Judy, Daddy," Bridget grinned.
"Sure fact, Bridget," Danny grinned back to his daughter. 
"Yay," Bridget grinned.
Soon they were all going back home and out of Zootopia. And where the next time Tod would meet his uncle and possible aunt, he would be in the experience of his life in the forest. Sure enough, everyone was back home after a big and new experience. Soon Tod was walking on all fours again and felt more comfortable that fashion. And where everyone went back to their usual facts to do so.
"That was a lot of fun, but I'm so glad to be home," Darla muffled as she flopped onto her bed. 
"And I'm glad we're you're all back too," Riley grinned.
"Was it as grand as they say it was," Tony added.
"And more," Darla grinned back to them.