The Fire Triangle, A Zootopia Fan-Fiction -- Prologue, Escape From Zoo York
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 4h 13m
Complete, First published Sep 25, 2017
It is the year before the Savage Predator crisis. Nick Wilde is hustling Pawpsicles and Judy Hopps is preparing to enter the Zootopia Police Academy.  

Meanwhile, in another city, a ruthless billionaire prepares to make certain that the true secret of Nighthowler serum will never see the light of day. 

There's only one thing he didn't count on...
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A sequel to my Bad Guys story, and a crossover with Zootopia. (Hey, Zootopia and Bad Guys are almost GIFT WRAPPED to have a crossover. And since there haven't been any crossover fics of these two so far, I shall have honer the of doing the first. So HA!) The Bad Guys (plus Diane) have done quite a bit of good, stopping heists, solving robberies, and many other good deeds, but they're moving on to much bigger things. This time, they're heading to the animal populated city of Zootopia, when they hear word that Julie's biological father, Terrance, has escaped custody and may be up to something. They end up needing aid from rookie officer Judy Hopps, and con man, Nick Wilde. But they all realize that there may be something bigger happening in this city than they realize.