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"Stu" Hopps
... is what people call the rabbit whose full bachelor name was:
Balthazar Frederik Stuyvesant II
who, upon marriage to
Bonnie Anneliese Hopps
adopted his wife's surname (as is the bunny custom), but his Stuyvesant identity stuck, so people nicknamed him
The Stuyvesant Hopps Guy
to differ between the many son-in-laws of Otto Hopps. And that nickname stuck, and he became known as:
Stu Hopps
.
Imagine this:
Judy and Nick visited her parents during a couple of days vacation time. She introduced him as her “police partner”.
The next day, in the living room. Stu and Nick were engrossed in reading the newspaper. Judy entered and called out, “Daddy!”
“Yes, sweetheart?” two voices responded.
“Hopps Family Ties" by borba
Original sources:
Page 1 || Page 2 || Page 3
(I don’t know if anyone have shared these before, but I can’t find any evidence for/against, so please allow me to share this.)
Nick & Judy were not dumb and can guess what really happened...
Then the fox became dumb and decided to rub it in.
Fox, tonight your bun wife will order you to sleep on the sofa.
(NOTICE THE RING ON JUDY’S PAW)
pinkroseutena-blog replied to your photoset “mistermead: Water under the Burrows ch. 2 cont. A few pages for you...”
You think bonnie would more easy going about this ?
Yup. Consider the “Judy leaving the hometown” scene. She’s much more... amenable to the ‘mingling of the species’.
And maybe also a headcanon formed by many great works, such as “Hopps Apartment” and “Hopps Family Ties”
Ok with the Hopps family ties comic, I don't get the joke in it. I usually understand jokes in comics but this one stumped me, can you explain?
It's an answer to a question: "Why doesn't Judy look like Stu?"
With a secondary question: “Why does ‘Cousin Tom’ (uncle Tom?) looks like Judy?”
Nick & Judy, probably already detectives, immediately guessed the answer to both questions.
Then Nick decided to “rub it in” 😂
Bunny’s Fox by HowXu
“Don’t dis the Truck!”
So, I ended that post about the Hopps family’s wealth with a quasi-question: With all the shiny trucks they had at their home, why would Stu prefer use this particular rust-bucket:
Or even, why Stu kept that truck, at all?
He even took good care of it. Keeping the engine running at its best. Even perhaps modding the engine to give it more zing. Witness how it ran when Judy gunned it:
It had so much torque and power, when it was underloaded, the rear wheels simply slip on loose surface.
So, why all the love for a rickety truck?
As @leon-flechette and @ryutolbx guessed: Sentimental reasons.
It’s probably bought for Stu by his dad.
It’s where Stu learned to drive.
It’s the car Stu used to drive Bonnie home from the Bunnyburrows Square Dance Gathering.
It’s where Stu & Bonnie first made out. Right there in the couch-like wide seat, unbroken by a middle console. Sized just right for two rabbits deeply in love with each other.
They probably drove away from the marriage ceremony in that truck, too.
Years later, one of their daughters probably made out with her boyfriend, for their first time, in the very same truck.
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