Seven mammals from different places of this world and with different backgrounds will meet in the city of Zootopia. All of them brought together by fate and some of them even connected through a shared past that bounds them without their knowing over centuries. Judy's and Nick's encounter and the Nighthowler case was just the start to a story that will shake the world to its core.

Fighting in a battlefield is easy, fighting your own conscience is not. Agent Savage will learn that when he faces the most powerful mobsters in Zootopia, Nick and Judy

Terrible things happen to the best people. Nick and Judy know this first hand. An accident on an expedition left them changed and dangerous in a world unable to cope with them. When you're forced to fall, what do you choose? Redemption, or the Darkness?

The ZBI had many animals in the force. Now there are only a few left. And they need help now. Probably from two promising ZPD officers. Follow how ZBI agent Gordon Foreman finds Nick and Judy and how they try to solve the most gruesome and mysterious case of Zootopia. Prepare for a gory experience! Act 4 finished / Rated Hard M for a reason!

Nick Wilde finally has everything he could ever want. A nice partner, the perfect roommate, and an incredible girlfriend; all in the form of one Judy Hopps. But things can change in an instant. The next thing she knows, Judy finds herself in a hospital bed with a splitting headache and her mind in a fog, not to mention having this weird fox-cop insist that he's her partner.

Finally on the right side of the law, Nick keeps his savage condition from those around him, especially Judy. However, when a new criminal picks up where Bellewether stopped with the savage attacks, Nick learns that maybe being savage wasn't something to fear, but rather something to embrace in order to protect, not only innocents, but those he loves. Sequel to Primal Instincts.JxN

In this sequel to "A Study in Gold," Dr. Hopps returns to Zootopia after Christmas of 1881 and finds herself almost immediately caught up in another baffling case with her flatmate and friend, consulting detective Nicholas Wilde. After a mysterious and paranoid mammal sends a telegram begging for help, the two must put an end to a series of attempted murders before it's too late.

This is a POV/Horror of Judy Hopps. If she was a mercenary with a stalker love craze for her fox Nick Wilde. And how she handles those that dare harm him. (WARNING: GRAPHIC AND DISTURBING. DO NOT READ IF UNDER 18) Stalker Judy and Artwork was created by @another-wildehopps-blog

Rabbits and foxes seldom get along. The same is true of Weres an Vampires. How bad could it be when a vampire fox meets a were-bun?

She's a veteran cop. He's a perennial ragamuffin. That's all there is to it, as far as she cares. Then, something happens that Detective Hopps can't explain or accept. The smug fox she knows and tries to ignore comes to her aid with lightening pulled from the wires and graffiti that snarls. Now, she has to decide; run like hell, or embrace the barbed wire dreams.

Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps find themselves poised for their greatest challenge yet: romance and discovering what a relationship truly is. After all, love is complicated, especially between predator and prey. Shameless Judy X Nick pairing

Spring is the season of growth, renewal, and new life. The time to bloom and 'Springing Forth'. But what happens when Nick Wilde is introduced to the concept on his sick days with Judy Hopps at her hometown? How will they survive the week? Well, Nick will want to relax and enjoy his vacation. And Judy? Well, Springtime in Bunnyburrow is both a time to heal, and a time to dance.

The year is 1881. Following an injury that ends her career as an army surgeon, Dr. Judy Hopps attempts to start a new life as a civilian in Zootopia, the largest and most powerful city the world has ever known. Her routine is interrupted, however, when she is drawn into the affairs of her flatmate, consulting detective Nicholas Wilde, and attempts with him to solve a baffling crime

Judy and Nick are nigh inseparable, and have become standard bearers for peace between predator and prey in Zootopia. Though with a high profile in the ZPD, they have become high profile targets themselves. If the evil that looms in the dark recesses of the city manages to tear their relationship apart, will the rest of Zootopia crumble with it? Coverart by Ziegelzeig & Zl0tty

4 years have past since the Nighthowler case, with Nick and Judy dating two of those years. They love each other more than anything and have finally moved in together. All is perfect until a killer shows up and leaves the victims skinned. Judy and Nick are thrown into a deadly game of cat and mouse as they follow the clues left by him to challenge them both. Rating reasons inside.

Zootopia is gripped with civil strife over the rights of interspecies couples, whilst a political storm is raging Judy and Nick must be honest with each other. All the while a heist gang are stealing millions from the corrupt and giving it to the poor, it's time for Judy and Nick to stand for what they believe in.

I don't care how rich or powerful you are. If you mess with my partner I will not stop until you pay the price.

The relative harmony of Zootopia is still millennia away. The bronze age is a time of constant conflict, not only between species, but within them. In this age of xenophobia, perhaps bridges could still be built between rabbits and foxes. Or at least between one specific rabbit, and one specific fox. Rated for violence.

Jack Savage made a mistake. The kind of mistake that someone in his line of work can't afford to make, not ever, unless they want to end up face-down in a gutter. Down in the Marches, knowing when to keep your nose out of trouble is everything. It's too bad he's made a career out of doing the exact opposite.

A routine patrol goes wrong, and our heroes must deal with the fallout. How will these events affect Nick and Judy's friendship?