In the heart of Zootopia, peace had finally settled like a warm summer breeze. Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps-once an unlikely duo-were now partners in life as well as justice, raising their bright and spirited daughter, Rose Wilde-Hopps. Their home echoed with laughter, love, and the occasional sarcastic quip from Nick, balanced by Judy's boundless optimism. Rose grew up under the weight of two legacies-her mother's unshakable dedication to justice and her father's cunning street smarts. By the time she reached graduation, she was already being hailed as the next great hope for Zootopia's future. That night, at her graduation party, the city gathered to celebrate not only Rose's achievements but a renewed hope for unity among predators and prey. But hope is fragile. In the blink of an eye, the celebration turned to chaos. The mayor of Zootopia was assassinated-gunned down in cold blood by a rogue predator named Tigris McNeal, a name that would haunt the city's headlines and the Wilde-Hopps family forever. Now, burdened by questions and driven by a truth only she seems to believe in, Rose sets out on a path that diverges from everything her parents stood for. With Zootopia spiraling into unrest, she must make impossible choices, walking a line between justice and revenge, instinct and reason. And as her family-and the police force-grow uneasy with her methods, one thing becomes clear: To uncover the truth, Rose may have to become something the city never expected.

After months of late-night patrols and city-wide chases, Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps find themselves standing at the edge of something new-not just in their partnership, but in their relationship. What began as banter between a con artist and a rookie cop has grown into something deeper, something neither of them is quite ready to name out loud. But Judy's birthday brings a turning point: an invitation to Bunnyburrow and a chance for Nick to meet her enormous, close-knit family for the first time. With a bouquet in paw and nerves he won't admit, Nick sets off on a weekend that promises hayrides, hoedowns, and one very important question-can a fox and a bunny truly belong together outside the safe bubble of Zootopia? As they journey into Judy's world of flannel shirts, watchful eyes, and relatives with strong opinions, both must confront their own insecurities and the unspoken fears that come with being the most unlikely couple in the meadow. And when a moment on the train sparks tension neither expected, Judy and Nick must decide: do they face the world together-or let the weight of "what will people think" pull them apart?