Richard Wilde, a name Nick despised and never expected to hear again. However, fate had other plans when Judy just happens to find his long-lost brother – who just happens to be involved in something Nick would never expect. Before he knows it, Judy and he must decide whether to side with the law, or with those they care about.

In a post-ice age North America. After her father is killed in the fight with a fox, Judy kills it in revenge, only to be transformed into a fox herself. To change back to bunny, Judy starts a dangerous journey to the mystical mountain, accompanied by her own worst enemy, a fox cub named Nick, who shows her the true side of the foxes in a way she'd never imagined.

Judy has been having nightmares. Nightmares about Nick going beyond savage. As their 'friendship' is growing, some odd things start happening to Nick. He seems to be acting different. But these things only add up to one thing: Judy's nightmares are coming true. As Nick's last days are getting nearer, Judy realizes how much she really cares about her partner, Nick Wilde...

(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.

When Judy Hopps makes an embarrassing mistake, she must rely on the support of a fox she's only just met. A plot unfolds that will impact the entire city. But how long can you hold onto a grudge? And is revenge worth sacrificing the only true happiness you have left?

When a ZPD raid goes badly wrong, Judy is wounded and forced to stay back while Nick and the SWAT team enter a living hell to take down a ruthless crime lord, but there's more to this sinister criminal organisation than it seems, especially when familiar blue flowers are involved, a dastardly plot is uncovered… and only the ZPD SWAT newest recruits can stop it. Full summary inside.

Two decades ago Nick Wilde and his family fled Zootopia, escaping the laws and prejudice that tainted their lives. Two decades ago Nick Wilde and his family settled in a land far away, hope in their eyes and the wind in their uncollared necks. Two decades ago Nick Wilde left Zootopia, but now he's back. He's on a mission, and nothing can stand in his way. Not even a certain Bunny.

When Peter inadvertently leads the team into more trouble than they can handle, cracks begin to show, and Rocket has to face his greatest fear. Sequel to "Detonation Imminent", but it's not necessary to read that one first.

In the past, a little fox runs away from home, determined never to scare his mother, ever again. And in the present, a fox and a rabbit try to help a poor kit lost in the rain. And memories return, whether they're wanted or not.

When 5-year old Judy hears her family purchased a fox kit, she had no idea what to think, or of what was to come. Follow her growth as she gets to know the newest addition to her family, and also learns the cruelties of the world she resides in. Just a warning, while there are lighter moments, this isn't a happy story overall.

Ten seconds. That's how long he has to touch her. Ten seconds. That's how long before his entire body burns and tears and fills up with the worst kind of agony. Ten seconds. That's how they try to keep him away from her, and her away from him. But they're never going to succeed. NickxJudy childhood friends shock collar AU.

Nicholas Wilde is his own worst enemy. A successful international spy, his own discontent has doomed him. He is brought back from the brink by a simple farm bunny with big dreams. But the world is dangerous place and Nick is a dangerous fox, and our simple bunny will find herself embroiled in a world she never bargained for.

(Bioshock-ish AU) After being rejected from police academy due to her species and failing as a private detective due to discrimination, Judy Hopps receives an invitation to a place where the small need not fear the great, where society is not controlled by the nonsensical whims of 'biological predisposition', a place where anyone can be anything. A place called... Zootopia

Zootopia, a city that was once the hope of a gleaming metropolis, has long since become nothing more than a dystopian society. With prey and predators mysteriously missing, found maimed, or murdered, the ZPD's finest are there to do their job with a little help. To keep the city safe, and to keep its predators under control. A Zootopia AU based on the original concept.

What if life had been different for Nick, what if having a son of his own made him a kind and caring fox? How would the change in his life affect the lives of those around him, including officer Judy Hopps. When one event changes another how will it change them all, read along to find out. [AU movie retelling] [dad!Nick] TITLE CHANGE FROM A CHANGE IN LIFE, A CHANGE IN FATE!

Nick Wilde... Hustler, con man, and freshly promoted police detective. It's a past that can make others reluctant to trust him, and makes him reluctant to trust others. When do you need to be suspicious, and when should you let your guard down? Judy Hopps, a small unstoppable force determined to get her way. Add the wild reputation of rabbits, and Nick isn't sure how to react.

Not for the first time ever, Judy takes up the task of looking after a 14-year-old fox. Of course, she didn't view it as a challenge (having over a hundred younger siblings did help), but unexpected complications arise. Will Judy be a capable guardian for her new, long-term guest? (Rated M for inexplicit violence)

After a visit from Judy's parents, she begins to wonder what are Nick's like and finds out that his father disappeared mysteriously years ago. Upon hearing this, she is determined to find Nick's father, but somehow the fox doesn't seem as eager to find him. Before they know it, they have become tangled in business they didn't want to. Rated T for violence, blood and profanities.

It is possible that you have heard of dropped original plot of Zootopia: All predators wear electric shock collars and Nick being the main lead. This story is that concept, with me taking plenty of creative liberty; and also asking the question of "What if everything is not that black and white?". Rated T for theme and mild violent.

Faces from Nick's past resurface, ones that have the power to destroy not only his career, but also his future with Judy, and he is forced to hide the truth from her in hopes of keeping his reformed life in order. Drugs, sex, language. Gets dark quickly, tread lightly.

And it was then, with him standing in the middle of an abandoned alley with a collar strapped around his neck, that he realized three fundamental truths at the exact same time. Number one, Judy had been right, of course. Number two, no matter what he did, not everyone was able to open their hearts to predators. And lastly, number three, this city really sucked at picking mayors.

Heading back to the original film of Zootopia that was eventually abandoned, Nick Wilde and his father are struggling to make their life work as they attempt to fit into a society that puts predators in their place with shock collars. Based on an idea by Bgnsteal and off of the abandoned Zootopia storyboard ideas that were presented in the latest Zootopia Documentary.

Nick trusted her- all of them really. Perhaps not at first but that hadn't been anything personal. They were cops, he was a criminal and the world somehow made sense. Now it doesn't and it's only that trust that's keeping him alive. (Spoilers)

What makes us who we are? The past experiences we have endured as we take our lives into our own hands? A series of Rocketcentric one-shots, revealing the untold mysteries of the ring-tailed Guardian of the Galaxy.

"He thinks I'm just some stupid thing, he does!" Rocket hates being seen as an animal, a monster. But when things go awry, he is thrown into a series of panic attacks revealing a side to the relentless trigger-happy raccoon he had never wanted the others to see. Things can only go downhill from there as Rocket's past is thrust upon him once again. -Cover by poisonesspeanuts19

"I guess I'm still human enough to be taken down by something as mundane as a blow to the head after all." Peter takes a rather nasty blow to the head during a fight and the others are left to deal with a very concussed and loopy Starlord afterward. Lots of Peter!whump and concerned!Guardians inside!

The sick feeling never really goes away. It spikes and it wanes and during the waning periods it becomes a background noise that you learn to live with. When it spikes, you take your guns apart, one by one or first-step-by-first-step, until it starts to die down. [For an anon who prompted Rocket dealing with OCD. Warnings inside.]

After taking a detour through a lab on a mission Quill gets him and Rocket captured. When all the noise and the smell gets to the little guy, making him remember a past he's desperately tried to forget, will Quill know how to help?

Peter nearly freezes to death while stranded on an ice planet. Lying in the snow and waiting to die Peter hears someone calling out to him, but he must be hearing things. Right?

When Rocket finds himself back at his own personal hell he just can't handle the memories. Luckily, Peter's there to get him out *friendship fluffs*

"There ain't no one like me, 'cept me." That's more depressing than it sounds. But Peter shows Rocket that they aren't so different after all

Quill knows that he doesn't have to be afraid of storms, meteorological or not. But Rocket? Not so much. Friendship one-shot.