#dawn bellwether

[lihiominaa]

Zootopia 2 2025, dir. Jared Bush, Byron Howard

[theladysilvermoon]

Zootopia 2 spoilers without context

[seashellisinmyheart]

There are people in this world that have seen Zootopia 2 already and I'm not one of them.

[lakesparkles]

I can't believe I forgot to show this here

It was 100% inspired by @benyablinkakaeto 's AMAZING ART that became one of my favorite things ever

[dorkynerd23]

Reblog If You Love And Adore The Zootopia Franchise + You're A Fan!! 🦊🐰💙

[ladyluxorambles]

Hot take but the Bellwether twist is actually perfect, because Bellwether is a representation of what Judy could have become.

Bellwether was exactly like Judy. She was a small prey in a predator-dominated field. She was kind and helpful to others. She was pushed around and bullied by her peers/superior. She had no real support from anyone around her. She was underestimated by everybody around her, always looking up at them. Though she tried to stay positive, in the end it made no difference because nobody would ever see her as more than a “glorified secretary” that a predator in power used to get more votes.

The difference between Judy and Bellwether?

Judy had Nick.

Judy had somebody to open up her eyes to how bad predators actually have it in life. Someone to help her see that despite their differences, they were both treated poorly for what they are. Someone who chose to believe in her because he saw her potential when everyone else turned their backs on her. Someone who she could actually trust. Someone who supported her even when she messed up, and would continue to help her not out of personal gain but because they care about each other.

Maybe if Bellwether had that someone she could’ve turned out different. But the Bellwether we see, even from the very beginning of the story, has already been corrupted by her experiences and her decisions.

[krueger4eva]

Chief Bogo & Gary Headcanon

*Spoilers for Zootopia 2*

TW: mentions of abusive families

When the gang returned after clearing their names, Gary visited Chief Bogo everyday in the hospital. He would bring Bogo grass and vegetables to eat, offer to keep him warm if needed, and gift him a different piece of Gazelle merchandise.

There’s still some awkwardness and guilt on Gary’s part over accidentally injecting Bogo with his venom, leaving him comatose.

Fortunately, the Cape buffalo immediately forgave him, never once blaming the kind-hearted snake. Sadly, it didn’t stop Gary from apologizing… for the 50th time!

Honestly, Bogo blames himself for not taking Judy’s claims seriously earlier, which could’ve prevented the events that happened afterward.

When he woke up in the hospital and heard about two of his best officers framed and on the run, Bogo prayed for the safe return of Gary, Judy, and even Nick.

Despite his issues with their antics, Chief Bogo values this unlikely pair.

During one of Gary’s daily visits to him at the hospital, Bogo overhears that the snake not only feels guilty for accidentally poisoning him, but also for trusting Pawbert in the first place.

He wonders how things could’ve been different if he had seen through Pawbert’s deception beforehand, then Bogo, Nick, Nibbles, and Judy wouldn’t have almost been killed.

What’s worse…

Even after the betrayal and murder attempts, Gary still misses those lighthearted moments he spent with the awkward, clumsy, runt-of-the-litter.

The snake wonders that if Pawbert had a more supportive family or someone to turn to escape the abuse, the lynx wouldn’t have so many psychological problems.

He could’ve been so good.

While he’s forever grateful that reptiles are liberated again, these conflicting emotions have kept Gary up for many nights.

Bogo consoles and empathizes with Gary as he understands the pain of discovering a friend’s dark side and what they were capable of.

A grim reminder of a damaged friendship and how a lifetime of mistreatment could turn you into something unrecognizable.

Just ask Dawn.

[coolchevistianofficialsite]

*Jumpscare*