Life in Zootopia was never simple, but for a street-smart fox like Nick Wilde, it was the only life he knew. Growing up in the city, he quickly learned the rules of the game—trust no one, take care of yourself, and never let anyone get the upper hand. It wasn’t a perfect system, but it worked. He’d spent years hustling, working odd jobs and making deals with anyone who could help him get ahead. But everything changed when Judy Hopps, the first rabbit officer in Zootopia’s history, walked into his life.

When Judy Hopps first met Nick Wilde, she didn’t expect him to be the smooth-talking, quick-witted hustler who’d already seen every trick in the book. She was a rookie, eager to prove herself as the first bunny cop in Zootopia, but Nick, a sly fox, clearly wasn’t impressed. After trying to enlist his help with a case, he laughed her off, assuming she wouldn’t last long in the field. But Judy wasn’t about to give up that easily. When Nick walked away, thinking he’d gotten the better of her, Judy confronted him again with a sharp grin. “You know, Nick, I could just tell the police about your little tax fraud problem,” she said, her eyes narrowing. “Could be a big deal for you. Or… you could help me solve this case, and we both walk away clean.” Nick froze for a moment, his usual swagger faltering. He had always managed to avoid the law, but this time, Judy had him cornered. “What case?” Nick asked, the amusement gone from his voice, replaced by the reality that she wasn’t joking. “The missing mammals,” Judy replied, locking eyes with him. “You know something about this, and if you don’t help me, I’ll make sure the authorities know about your little ‘side hustle.’” Nick hesitated, then sighed, clearly realizing he had no choice. “You’re gonna blackmail me, huh?” he muttered. “Fine. But this better be worth it.” And so, begrudgingly, Nick became Judy’s partner, whether he liked it or not, setting them both on a path that would lead to far more than either of them expected.

(Your nick)