With each stroke of key, the writer tinkers hard on thee, with mind wondering the realm of free, he searches for words to suit the need. But they stray and keep away, until he molds them like silty clay, ones of wisdom and hidden meanings, ones derived from endless dreamings.

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?

Nick's dreamed of being a cop for most of his life, but when he meets his new partner, he realizes just how much he has to learn, both in upholding the badge, and healing the wounds that can come with doing so.

When a killer strikes Zootopia, dedicated to a strange and perverted sense of justice, Judy and Nick are drawn into a case unlike anything they've seen in their many years as detectives. Inspired by older murder mystery novels, this will be a darker take on our favorite cop duo. A bit of Wildehopps, but with a focus on the detective work.

The choices we've made and make define who we are and who we will be. This is a story about hardships and pain from which come hope and peace. But things in life are temporary just like life itself, thus one must not constrict themselves because of fear and doubt, as the only thing that is to be feared is fear itself. Set in Zootopia AU of the film's beginning.

One could say that pleasure is the devil's advocate, others that is the purest form of heaven incarnate. But when all of that is taken out of the equation, desire becomes something more, something extraordinary: an intimate link with the other in the form of devotion and trust, a unity of bodies and essence that results in far more than what is supposed to be.

A bunch of random short fics. Mainly about Zootopia. I might try a few things there, and I won't necesserarily proofread anything, so be warned. Rated M, because I might try to write smut stuff (I'll tell you in the notes if that's the case).

Welcome to the Jungle, the largest Prison on the out skirts of Zootopia, housing the most dangerous criminals. A place Nick Wilde finds himself trapped in for the next two years, and must survive everyday. Is Nick back to his criminal ways, or is he just pulling a hustle. Know:"Life in Prison is worse than Death." Big thanks to sprinkah for providing new cover art for this story.

A side story to Born to Be Wilde. Lucy Sang wasn't always a villainess and a thief. She used to be an ordinary, highly immature artist with a rebellious streak. But every evildoer has a story, and Lucy found out the hard way that lies, betrayal, and murder will usually lead to more lies, betrayal, and murder. She's gonna have a lot more fun with her half.

Old habits die hard much to the chagrin of Judy and the ZPD. Nick is an apathetic sarcastic cop who routinely finds himself on the edge of being let go, only to pull the brakes just before the hammer gets dropped on him. It's an outrageous take on what happens when you take a street fox and put him in uniform.

Being an agent of the ZBI is hard, being a father also; but it gets complicated when a certain's agent son wants to follow in his footsteps. Now, as an mission is assigned; the relationship between father and son will be tested; both external and internal conflicts threaten to drive them apart, but will they truly make it through to the end as a family? Rated M for later chapters.

In the midst of what seems to be a petty crime, ZPD partners Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps are launched into a situation that leaves them struggling for survival. The testing of their diligence will leave them questioning not only the meaning of their relationship, but the chances of them making it out alive. (Cover Image is Saharan by TheWyvernsWeaver)

Nick has been a complete idiot. Being left alone for a week, he made a huge mistake. As a result, it resulted in an extremely angry rabbit and one of the most difficult cases of the department in their paws. The Safira Casino has a reputation. involvements with money and drugs, complete with a sex scene.

Judy Hopps is the first bunny Templar, she hunts witches and mages. Nick Wilde is a mysterious warrior that caries three swords on his back. Their paths cross when, following the mysterious appearance of demons in a deep forest, Judy and her troops fall in an ambush and have to find a shelter to heal their injuries… Up to M for a bit of dark fantasy... WildeHopps for later chap

(Fallout 4 AU) Nick Wilde wants nothing more than to live a peaceful life and raise his son to be a better mammal than he was. What he gets instead is total nuclear annihilation. After being frozen in a Vault for 200 years, and having his son taken from him, he has no idea what to do next. Until he meets a particular bunny.

A vacation for Zootopia's two finest officers turns into a struggle for survival. Now stranded on an unknown island in the middle of nowhere, Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps must do everything they can to survive as they plan for their rescue, or their escape, from the strange island they find themselves on.

Judith Laverne Hopps, a small grey bunny is kidnapped from her rich family by a fox, which were believed to be extinct. her whole life changes in an instant as she is introduced to a whole secret part of the Zootopia kingdom. (T rating mainly for language... idek)

[THIS STORY IS ABANDONED] Nick Wilde found something to be off in Zootopia. Tensions rose after that fateful press conference. The next thing he knows, he's waking up from a coma 3 years later. Predators are forced to wear shock collars, an entire class of species is separated from society, and Nick has come to realize that a previous friend might have something to do with it...

A sequel to Zoo(dys)topia. The city has been saved, the villain locked away and Judy and Nick quite successfully shipped. So what remains? Plenty it turns out...

My interpretation of what the original plot structure for Zootopia might have turned out to be had the creators gone through with it.