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Zootopia 2 futuristic animal metropolis is unlike any other.
It’s a melting pot of habitat communities like ritzy Sahara Square and cold Tundra town where creatures from every ecosystem live together—a world where you may be anything, from the biggest elephant to the smallest shrew.
In this case, it’s Officer Judy Hops, voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin, who has to learn how to deal with an animal on a police force.
Determined to prove herself, she jumps at the chance to solve a mystery, even if it involves collaborating with a fast-talking, con artist fox named Nick Wilde (voice of Jason Bateman).
“Zootopia 2,” a comedy-adventure directed by Byron Howard and Rich Moore and co-directed by Jared Bush, will be released in theatres on March 4, 2016.
The possibilities for a sequel are infinite because “Zootopia 2” does not finish on a cliffhanger.
Both Goodwin and Bateman have voiced enthusiasm for the sequel, with Goodwin telling Cinema Blend that she’d “want to see Nick be the one to persuade Judy that it’s a good idea “a good idea.” the world is worth fighting for.
Perhaps Judy and Nick will continue to improve their community, or perhaps they will venture outside of their habitat to meet other creatures with more sophisticated social norms and consider how they might modify their approach to policing.
Judy has 275 brothers and sisters, as Judy’s mother casually mentions inside the first five minutes of the film.
They fill up the entire train station when they see her go on her voyage to Zootopia 2. But this isn’t unusual in Bunny burrow, Judy’s idyllic village.
As the train approaches the town sign, the population figure at the bottom is seen to be steadily increasing. Judy has 275 brothers and sisters, as Judy’s mother casually mentions inside the first five minutes of the film.
They fill up the entire train station when they see her go on her voyage to Zootopia. But this isn’t unusual in Bunny burrow, Judy’s idyllic village.
As the train approaches the town sign, the population figure at the bottom is seen to be steadily increasing.
Anyone may chuckle at Judy’s numerous cotton-tailed siblings filling up a full row at the Carrot Days Talent Show.
Only the adults in the audience, who are aware of rabbits’ fast reproduction as both a fact and the subject of many bawdy jokes, actually understand the humor at work. Interestingly, “multiplying like rabbits” appears to be a bit of a myth in Zootopia 2.
“I am only a stupid rabbit, but bunnies are brilliant at multiplying,” Judy explains as she encourages Nick to assist her.
Judy isn’t surprised that there aren’t many other bunnies in the city; one family would require a whole apartment building to themselves.