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lazylittledragon

some more lore crumbs 🖤

lazylittledragon

a break from the Lore for something wholesome :'))

lazylittledragon

familybomb intermission!! bc jinx lore is about to get bad again

extras for my lovely patr0ns <3

spoonicksmaximus

I drew them :p

🦊 🐰

antseart

addamii

Doing a rewatch because of The Circumstances and I just wanted to put them in outfits

More random pen sketches under the cut

sketchylimes

still them

weirdrandomtina

Their first hug was so sweet and adorable...

But their second hug was 🥰💕❤️💖

Every little detail is so heartwarming. I also love how the two hugs are similar appearance-wise, but the amount of emotion/affection has been multiplied by a thousand😍

inkspire0

Think I'll post one of these of each kit and each parent relationship

Had to take a break because my phone fell in the pool 😔, but I'm getting back with more content, don't worry.

sleepyadorart

Lumberjill Adora because I miss Shera

doublecounter

jealous orange dog

lawbreaker13

“Where is she?”

“She…she didn’t make it.”

Is actually so chilling. Everything Pawbert says to Nick is deeply terrifying.

“But with snake bites you…go fast. You’ll see.”

“She’s gone Nick, just get it over with.”

“You’re done. Know when to quit.”

And finally,

“Leave it! You’re gonna kill us both. It’s not worth dying for.”

The ONLY thing Nick does through this narration is fight. The ONLY words he says are “Where is she?” “JUDY!” and “Agree to disagree.” That is the entirety of everything Nick had to say to Pawbert. At no point does he try to converse, talk him out of anything, question, trick, bargain, rationalize, nothing. And all Pawbert knows Nick as is That Fox Whose Entire Reason For Living Is Judy Hopps.

It’s chilling because Pawbert knows that telling Nick that Judy is dead is going to destroy him, and he believes that it’s enough to let him cave and give into death entirely. He sincerely believes that Nick’s entire purpose for self-preservation is to keep Judy alive and if she’s gone, he might as well be, too. And he’s not even entirely wrong. Pawbert’s final plea, the complete 180° turn, “it’s not worth dying for,” isn’t “keeping her alive isn’t worth dying for,” it’s “YOU CANNOT SAVE HER, STOP FIGHTING, YOU HAVE NO REASON TO LIVE, SHE IS DEAD.”

But Nick saw her lifeless body. He heard she was dead and he SAW she was gone. And all he could think was, “If there’s even a fraction of a chance she’ll be okay, I can die knowing I did everything I possibly could to protect her.” The pure desperation in his eyes as he fights for that pen, not even sure if it’ll work, but fighting to do EVERYTHING he POSSIBLY can to save her. Even if he’s already SEEN that she’s dead. Which he has.

And then suddenly he’s looking her in the eyes and crying.

The slow-mo and pacing make it hard to grasp how fast it all happened, but he saw her, DEAD, and within sixty seconds he thought he was dead too, and then suddenly he was staring her in the eyes and panting. And all he could hear in his head was

“She didn’t make it.”

“She’s gone, Nick.”

“Know when to quit.”

But she’s right there. Alive.

“It’s not worth dying for.”

As a matter of fact, she is.

bleucalire

zootopia sketchdump 🥕

maibeloved

So, I’ve watched zootopia 2 a total of like four times already..! Don’t ask how many times ive watch the first film when it came out..

Anyways! The bunny and fox are back at full swing in my heart and mind atm 🐰🧡🦊

ladyluxorambles

Call me crazy but your post about Judy and Nick and how one of them will outlive the other makes me genuinely curious. Thinking about how they would cope and look back on life bittersweetly as a widow/widower. I think I’m going insane :(

No literally if I think about it for too long I start spiraling. It’s genuinely painful to imagine one of them living on without the other.

Some might disagree but I personally believe they would grieve in similar ways; the biggest being that they’d shut down completely. Nick would more so than Judy. Especially since before meeting her, he was more closed-off and didn’t express his emotions/vulnerability the way he does with her. But if he were to ever actually lose her? I can’t see him ever being able to express his emotions the same again. Losing Judy would be like losing half of himself. If he doesn’t have her, what does he have? Why bother going on? He only does so because he knows Judy wouldn’t want him to give up, but he struggles for years trying to live a life without her. He stops taking care of himself. His apartment stays a mess, when he used to try cleaning it every time he knew she was coming over. But the corner where he keeps the tie she got him and the newspaper headline about them? Not a spec of dust to be found. He still keeps that one area clean even if he has absolutely no energy to get out of bed. Because if it gets even remotely dirty, he feels as if he’s disrespecting her. Some nights, he just stares at that corner and lets himself cry. Knowing there’s nothing he can do to bring back his pack.

I don’t think Judy would be any better if it were the other way around. We saw how she gave up and shut down in the first movie when she saw how badly her actions affected the city and her relationship with Nick. I feel losing Nick would have a similar result, with far worse consequences for her well-being. Rabbits are very fragile and while Judy is stronger than most in her species, I don’t think even she’d survive the pain of a broken heart. Nick is everything to her, and she’d spent every second for the rest of her life regretting that she didn’t express that to him in better ways. She’d stop taking care of herself too. She would cry herself to sleep every night, clinging to the cracked carrot pen that had brought them together. At some point I feel like she’d resign from the ZPD and move back to Bunnyburrow. Too many memories in Zootopia that won’t leave her alone. Alas, she can’t escape the grief that weighs so heavy in her heart that she can’t get out of bed, even when her family tries to help. She wants to keep going. She wants to continue being positive, like Nick would’ve wanted her to do. But no matter how hard she tries, she can’t live on knowing she lost her fluffle. Her partner. Her reason for being.