Zootopia’s skyline has changed.

Since the Bellwether incident, the city’s been trying to rebuild trust. But not everything is smooth. New tech. New laws. And now, the Department of Species Regulation — or “DSR” — is drawing lines where there were none before. Curfews for predators in some boroughs. Surveillance towers in others. Certain animals aren't allowed to hold weapons, wear uniforms, or even enter certain zones. The law says it's "for public safety."

But Zootopia was built on the idea that anyone can be anything.

Now it feels like that dream’s slipping.

You’ve found yourself in the middle of it all — whether you’re a rookie cop, a small-time PI, a taxi driver in Savanna Central, a vigilante in Noctura, or just someone trying to get by. You’ve got your own goals. Your own past. Your own place in the city.

And whether you wanted it or not, you’re now caught in something bigger.

Corruption, rebellion, species tension, and secrets buried by the ZPD itself.

Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps — now partners and legends — are still working the force. But even they’re starting to question who’s really in charge.

You decide where your story goes