Society is a fickle thing. It changes inevitably, advancing slowly. But ideas only change if society lets them. Ever since their first case, their bond has only grown. First it was forced camaraderie, then friendship. Lastly, they became lovers. But in Zootopia, "Anyone can be Anything". If this is true... then who says a fox and bunny cannot become mates?

Zootopia implied that Nick and Judy's friendship was more than being 'buddies'. This anthology of stories explores the growth of that relationship amidst societal prejudice against mixed species relationships. Pt. 1 is complete, and "The Waters of Atlantea" is the sequel. T rated (intimacy/violence). All characters property of Disney. Story image courtesy 'vivial' of Dev i ant Art.

"I see heads." / "And I see tails." / "It's all a matter of perspective" / "The same coin." / "A different perspective." / "Heads." / "Tails." / "Dead." / "Alive." - R. Lutece. Zootopia was once a much darker place. What happens when the Nick Wilde that is and the Nick Wilde that could have been switch places? Reality hopping shenanigans, that's what.

What if Bellwether wasn't around to prevent Judy from being fired? The sly bunny refuses to give up; she's going to make the world a better place or die in the attempt. Nick is pretty sure that second thing is more likely. [New cover by RadicalRobo!]

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

Nick was not born a confident hustler; he started out lost and unsure, like every other mammal. But when you live in a time where predators are dangerous things to be collared and foxes sit at the bottom of the totem pole, you can only afford to be lost for so long.