Zootopia

In Bunnyburrow, a spirited nine-year-old bunny named Judy Hopps performs in a school play. Her role emphasizes the evolution of animals living in harmony, showcasing her aspiration to become a police officer, which draws ridicule from her peers, particularly a fox named Gideon Grey.

When Gideon bullies other kids, Judy bravely confronts him, reclaiming the tickets that he stole from her classmates. This act of courage demonstrates her resolve to not give up on her dreams, even after sustaining her scar.

Years later, Judy enrolls in the Zootopia Police Academy, where she is a small bunny among larger recruits. Despite the physical challenges she faces, Judy's determination helps her to graduate as the valedictorian of her class.

During the graduation ceremony, Judy is congratulated by Mayor Lionheart and Assistant Mayor Bellwether for becoming the first bunny police officer. This milestone marks a significant moment not just for Judy but for all bunnies aspiring to break barriers.

As Judy prepares for her new role, her father expresses concern and insists she carry fox repellent. Despite her family's worry, Judy excitedly boards the train to Zootopia, filled with hope and nervousness about her new life.

Upon arriving in Zootopia, Judy marvels at the city’s diverse districts while enjoying a catchy pop song from Gazelle. Despite finding a shabby apartment with noisy neighbors, she remains optimistic for her first day at the police department.

At the police station, Judy meets her colleagues, including the heavyset desk sergeant Benjamin Clawhauser. Chief Bogo briefs the team about a case involving fourteen missing predators, but Judy is disappointed to be assigned to mundane parking duty.

While on parking duty, Judy seizes the opportunity to issue 200 parking tickets before lunch. Her proactive approach highlights her dedication to the job, even though she wishes for more impactful work.

Judy witnesses Nick Wilde, a fox, being discriminated against while trying to enter an ice cream shop. Upset by the owner's bigotry, she intervenes and helps Nick, demonstrating her commitment to justice and fairness.

Judy is approached by Mrs. Otterton, who pleads for her assistance in finding her missing husband. Despite opposition from Chief Bogo, Judy feels compelled to take on the case and seeks Nick's help, leveraging evidence against him.

Judy and Nick investigate various locations while pursuing leads about Mr. Otterton's disappearance. Their journey reveals the challenges they face due to societal stereotypes, particularly against predators like Nick.

During their investigations, Judy and Nick confront Mr. Big, the local crime lord, in hopes of uncovering more about the missing predators. This encounter heightens the tension, adding layers to their pursuit of justice.

Judy and Nick discover that predators are being unjustly imprisoned due to triggers associated with the night howler toxin. This revelation delves into a conspiracy that ties back to the highest levels of Zootopia's government.

In a tense showdown with Mayor Bellwether, Judy and Nick reveal the true source of chaos in Zootopia. This confrontation serves as a critical turning point, as they work to bridge the divide between predators and prey.

Judy and Nick, having learned valuable lessons about acceptance, receive their first assignment together. This marks the beginning of a new chapter filled with friendship and adventure as they navigate their evolving partnership.