Judy, Zootopia's first rabbit police officer
With Nick, the shameless con artist fox
A thrilling chase!

“In Zootopia, anyone can be anything.”

Judy Hopps, a rabbit born in a small village, wanted to be a police officer from a young age.
But the world always laughed at that dream.
This was because of the prejudice that rabbits were small, weak, and slow.
It was a path that everyone said was impossible, but Judy didn't give up.
Judy, who has finally graduated from the Zootopia Police Academy, is transferred to Zootopia, the city everyone wants to live in.
But the reality is not easy.
In the sprawling city of Zootopia, countless animals live together, and Judy is given the tedious task of writing off parking tickets.
Despite disappointment and frustration, Judy constantly braces herself as she waits for an opportunity.

Then one day, an incident occurs that shakes the entire city.
Judy, who is chasing the truth behind the missing person case, accidentally meets Nick Wilde, a cunning but clever fox.
At first, they don't trust each other and clash, but they gradually share their true feelings and become unexpected partners.
Judy tries to keep her lifelong dream alive, and Nick struggles with his past.
The two are increasingly confronted with a vast conspiracy.
Can Judy and Nick restore peace to Zootopia and prove who they truly are?

Judy and Nick teach us about true friendship and courage.

Disney's animated film Zootopia isn't just an adventure story starring animals.
This work addresses universal themes of prejudice and discrimination, diversity and coexistence, and self-discovery, and resonates deeply with both children and adults.
A world where rabbits were not even allowed to dream of becoming police officers because they were small and weak.
But Judy overcomes those limitations head-on, proving that even a small body can make a big difference.
Nick, who has lived with the stereotype that foxes are untrustworthy, is forced to look at his true self again through his meeting with Judy.
The case they face together is not a simple criminal investigation, but a symbolic journey that shows how different beings can form a true community through understanding and respect.

Zootopia holds a mirror up to reality in its dazzling animation.
Zootopia, a city where various species are intertwined, is also the society we live in.
The reality is that some people are discriminated against because they are tall, some because they are short, and some because of their innate image.
But this story says:
“True courage is not the absence of fear, but moving forward in the face of fear.”
Ultimately, Zootopia asks:
How much freer and more hopeful would the world be if we respected each other's differences and if everyone could choose their own path?