
Time
Sun, July 26, 2026 3:00 pm - 4:30 pmLocation
Zootopia 2 continues the story in the vibrant animal metropolis of Zootopia, where predators and prey still work to maintain a fragile balance of trust and cooperation.
The story follows Officer Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, who now operate as full partners in the Zootopia Police Department. Their teamwork has improved since their first major case. They trust each other more, but they still challenge each other in unexpected ways.
A new mystery begins when unusual incidents spread across several districts of the city. These events disrupt daily routines and increase tension between different animal communities. As a result, fear and suspicion start to rise again in Zootopia.
Judy and Nick are assigned to investigate. They move through multiple environments, including dense urban centers, frozen regions, and hidden underground networks. Each area reveals different social groups and hidden conflicts within the city.
Nick uses his street-smart instincts to uncover patterns others miss. Judy relies on determination, discipline, and a strong belief in fairness. However, their different approaches sometimes create friction. Even so, they continue to push forward together.
The investigation becomes more complicated as clues point toward a deeper issue affecting the entire city. Old biases and unresolved tensions begin to surface. Consequently, Judy and Nick must confront not only the case but also the limits of trust between communities.
Meanwhile, pressure from city officials increases. They want quick answers and public reassurance. This forces the duo to balance truth with responsibility while facing growing public uncertainty.
As the mystery unfolds, their partnership is tested in new ways. They question each other’s judgment and motivations. However, shared experiences help them stay connected.
In the end, Zootopia 2 expands the world of Zootopia while continuing themes of unity, identity, and cooperation. It explores how trust must be earned and maintained in a diverse society, even when fear threatens to divide it.
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Laura Demmer, Director of Development
Ann Kiesling, Development Associate
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