After the Night Howler incident of 2016, Zootopia was on its way to returning to normalcy. However, soon afterwards, the very animal that saved the city became the next danger to it. The following pictures were taken to document the fall of the once beloved hero, Judy Hopps.

Long story short, the act of devouring other animals was allowed as long as it was consensual between the two parties. It also existed as a way to punish grave crimes by law enforcement. Judy Hopps was introduced to the method, and was recorded saying that the act was “disgusting and immoral”. Apparently though, that didn’t seem to be the case, as you’ll soon see.

Picture 1:

June 21, 2016

A few months after the Night Howler Incident, there was an incident that involved mice that were sympathetic to Dawn Bellwether’s cause. I followed a lead to where their hideout would’ve been, but instead found Officer Hopps having devoured them! Of course, considering their crimes, I simply thought that the rabbit had decided to accept devourment as a tool of her trade. When I realized that it was much worse than that, it was much too late.

Picture 2:

November 13, 2016

Following another lead on a robbery this time around, I found Officer Hopps once again, having devoured two of the three reported criminals, the third being interrogated quite intensely. She seemed to be threatening the last criminal, which struck me as odd since robbery was certainly a harsh crime, but not enough to warrant devourment. This is what led me down the rabbit hole, no pun intended, that was Officer Hopps’ predatory exploits.

Picture 3:

January 29, 2018

A year passed and Officer Hopps continued to devour criminals. However, her criteria for those deserving of her stomach began to lessen, and the third picture would show off the height of her corruption. From the top of a nearby building, I managed to capture the scene of the crime. She, in broad daylight, attacked an elephant, an ELEPHANT, and DEVOURED him. Her reason? He was jaywalking. It was clear to anyone watching that the Judy we knew as the hero of Zootopia was gone. It was also clear that the Judy we now had didn’t care.

December 14, 2018

When it was announced that Chief Bogo was retiring all of the sudden, I was confused. He was quite the devoted officer who had many plans, all to keep Zootopia a safe place to live in. However, when it was revealed that Officer Hopps would take his place, everything clicked into place. The fourth and final picture is a photo taken during an interview I was fortunate to have with the newly appointed chief, to which I have to admit that I felt immensely nervous the entire time. From the moment I walked in, I felt unsafe. She had shelves all across the office where the skulls of numerous animals, most likely her former prey, sat on, with name tags. It was almost mocking in a way. It felt like she was observing me the entire time, and licked her lips more than once. She even took her clothes off in the middle of the interview, citing that they were too ‘tight’! They were only tight because of all the animals she ate! As I left, I still felt as if she were right behind me, and to this day, I regret not being able to do more than I did before.

Now, Zootopia recently closed off its borders, citing that there were important internal affairs that needed to be settled. Mayor Lionheart was reported missing and other journalists have been going missing as well. I may be the last voice to speak out against this tyrannical rabbit, but I swear to speak out as loud as I can. To anyone reading this blog, I have but one message for you to spread.

ZOOTOPIA NEEDS HELP!

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Just in time for #JudyJuly, huh?

Massive thanks to  HisashiHinata for providing the scenario, dialogue, and story written above!

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