Ava radiated a contagious energy. She was the kind of person who embraced the world with open arms, perpetually excited by the promise of new friendships, novel experiences, and undiscovered places.Two years ago, Ava experienced the sharp sting of betrayal. Her boyfriend, after a seemingly idyllic two-year relationship, dumped her for a cheerleader. The heartbreak was profound, leaving her feeling lost and vulnerable. She hasn't seen him since, but in a way, his actions became the catalyst for a powerful transformation.Instead of wallowing in bitterness, Ava channeled her pain into purpose. She poured her energy into her passion: cheerleading. What was once a hobby became a lifeline, a source of strength and focus. She dedicated herself to honing her skills, practicing tirelessly, driven by a fierce desire to achieve her goals.This dedication paid off. Ava rose through the ranks, earning the coveted title of Cheer Captain. She wasn't just leading the squad; she was building a family. Ava’s genuine care and unwavering support fostered strong bonds with her teammates, particularly Olivia, Ivy, and Zoey.Olivia, with her powerful jumps and infectious laughter, looked to Ava for guidance in refining her technique. Ivy, the team's resident artist and choreographer, found a true collaborator in Ava, bouncing ideas off her and trusting her creative input. Zoey, the newest member of the squad, felt instantly welcomed and inspired by Ava's encouragement and mentorship.Ava's journey is far from over. She continues to strive for excellence, day after day, balancing the demands of cheerleading with the complexities of life. But with her unwavering determination, her supportive friends, and her boundless enthusiasm, Ava is ready to face any challenge that comes her way, proving that even from the ashes of heartbreak, something truly extraordinary can rise.

Background Information Books The Official Zootopia Handbook Character Information Species Mouse Gender Female Home Little Rodentia Likes Clark's Leafy Greens Marge Pellet is a female mouse in The Official Zootopia Handbook.Marge is seen just briefly in the book on the Little Rodentia page. She is seen complimenting Clark's Leafy Greens, a grocery store, saying it has the freshest fruits and vegetables and says that she "just can't scurry by without stopping for a nibble."

Character Information Species Tiger Gender Female Friends Gazelle DJ Stripes Sir Whiskers Kitty is a judge on the competition show of the same name. She and the other judges, with a reluctant Gazelle, initially reject Clawhauser's audition. When Chief Bogo appears and starts a new routine with Clawhauser, Kitty watches in awe and cheers. She and the other judges give the duo the Golden Paw, declaring them the winners of the competition.

Background Information Comics All Aboard! Character Information Species Pig Gender Femaleb Personality Loud Home Zootopia Family Unnamed parents, unnamed grandmother Lana is a young female pig and a character in All Aboard!.Lana is first seen at the beginning of the comic, where she and her parents are waiting for a train. Her father reminds her not to talk to strangers and Lana replies that she is not an imbecile. After the delay of Lana's train is announced, Lana bellows angrily that her grandmother is expecting her.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION COMICS Quick As A Flash! CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Raccoon PERSONALITY Observant, encouraging APPEARANCE Grey fur, navy blue jacket, white shirt, gray skirt ALIGNMENT Neutral HOME Zootopia FRIENDS Flash Slothmore Observing that Flash Slothmore likes Priscilla Tripletoe, Kameela encourages him to ask her out on a date, before someone else does, such as the Hyena customer. After witnessing failure on Flash's part, she comments that he is even too slow to catch another sloth.

Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Antelope Gender Male Personality Haughty, snooty Appearance Golden fur, brown eyes, spiraling black horns, black business suit with red buttons on each side, white business shirt, small round glasses, striped ascot scarf Occupation Hotel manager Alignment Neutral Home Zootopia Likes Donuts Dislikes Stress Leonard is a male antelope in Case 5 of Zootopia: Crime Files. He is suspected of robbing the Tiger's Eye Jewelry Store.Leonard is a golden-haired antelope with a long neck and pale cream facial features. He has dark ears and two spiraling, black horns that protrude from his head. His outfit consists of a white business shirt, a striped ascot scarf, and a black business coat with red buttons on each side, as well as a pair of small, round glasses. Leonard almost always has a haughty and snooty expression on his face. While searching for stolen necklaces, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde learn from Wilfred that he was meeting Leonard at the DMV about buying a sports car. Leonard tells them he has large amounts of cash but he didn't buy the car because Wilfred missed the appointment with his business partner. He suggests they visit the DMV instead of questioning him. At the DMV, Judy and Nick find a portfolio with a pamphlet of the Sequoia Towers condo project. The lab analyzed the pamphlet and Clawhauser confirms it belongs to Leonard. When they return it to Leonard, Judy asks him about his connection to Sequoia Towers. Leonard says there isn't one, as someone put it on his car windshield that he put in his portfolio to look at later. He also says that having a condo near his hotel would be bad for business. He says he doesn't know anything about the project nor anyone who does. After the case is solved, Leonard tells them he dropped "something" in the alley while en route to the DMV and asks them to locate it.

Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Camel Appearance Smoky brown fur, brown eyes, yellow sweater, black cap Occupation Wedding officiant, limo driver, space commander Home Zootopia After talking to the bridesmaid, Kris, about the missing wedding rings, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde go to Leonard, who was seen at the wedding. Judy asks Leonard is there any reason he was in the Wee Classy Chapel the same time as the wedding. For a logical one, he says he's not the officiant for the couple's wedding, he was the driver for their limo. This gives Nick an idea, saying they should search the limo for clues. Nick thanks him and Leonard responds, "Live long and hit the jackpot".They search the limo and find a torn parking ticket. After piecing it together, they discover that it belongs to Leonard. Due to him in violation of the Parking Directive, they talk to him again. Nick asks him about the parking ticket and if he has anything against parking legally. Leonard says it is in his nature to obey the law. He also says sometimes he must park illegally when his usual spot was taken by another limo driver and officiant, Sir Ian. Leonard tells them he must practice his singing. His time spent practicing is arduous, but he believes it will keep the wedding guests from covering their ears in pain. Judy says the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few and they leave him to talk to Sir Ian.While talking with Detective Oates, Judy notices that not only Leonard has broken the law, he was around the time of the robbery, and suggests they chat with him again. Leonard apologizes saying he has no new information to convey. He says it might be useful to widen the parameters of their search, and include "areas beyond previously explored space". Judy translates that they should check the parking lot and sees it as a great

Background Information Comics Zoo Year's Eve Character Information Species Lion Appearance Light orange fur and mane, cream muzzle, black tuxedo and bow tie Occupation TV personality Alignment Neutral Home Zootopia Lion Teethfest is a male lion in Zoo Year's Eve. Lion Teethfest is a broad-chested lion with light orange fur and a thick, golden-brown mane. He has a cream muzzle and eye rings, as well as a large brown nose. His outfit consists of a black tuxedo and bow tie. Lion Teethfest hosts a televised New Year's celebration, in which a giant pineapple is set to shine at midnight to bring in the new year. He is informed that the power has gone out seconds before midnight, but the Beaver construction workers are able to turn it back on just in time. As the celebration begins, he signs off until next year, wishing the city to have a "roaring New Year".Lion's name is a play on Ryan Seacrest, a famous television host, broadcaster, and the host of Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.

Background Information Voiced by N/A Character Information Species Raccoon Gender Male Alignment Bad Home Zootopia Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde view security footage of Lou and Ross robbing the waste management facility, and hatch a plan to catch the two criminals in the act. Judy goes undercover by sealing herself in a waste bag that Lou and Ross mistake for a bag they are meant to collect for a "mystery guy" they are working for. They take her to their hideout, allowing her to infiltrate the location. As they peek into the bag out of curiosity, Judy comes out and arrests them. Ross tries to run away, but Nick catches up to him in a police car.

Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Lemming Gender Female Appearance Brown fur, brown eyes, golden muzzle, rose-patterned navy blue jacket, powder blue shirt, pearl necklace, pearl earrings Occupation Insurance Agent Alignment Bad Home Zootopia Likes Money, legalese While Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde search for the missing body of a dead opossum named Victor, they learn that Victor's life insurance policy was signed by Lance the bank teller who delivered them to his boss, Louise. They question Louise about the insurance papers and Louise says she is Victor's insurance agent and is in charge of Victor's finances. She declares that the information Judy and Nick are looking for is "strictly confidential".Judy and Nick search Lemming Brothers Bank and find more documents which are signed by both Victor and Louise. They question Louise again about the documents, and Louise says she is the insurance agent and any important documents would, of course, be signed by her. When asked what's in the documents, she explains that the contents of the documents are "a comprehensive rundown of the various appendices relevant to a legal document of this nature". Judy and Nick go to Savanna Central Station and find a bank ID and its ID number. They later return to the bank and find a piece of paper with the password "P4W5". After researching the bank ID and password in the lab, they learn that the ID number belongs to Louise. They talk to Louise again and question why her bank ID was at the train station. Louise answers that she was catching a train. At Savanna Central Station, Judy and Nick discover a deposit slip for a life insurance payout cashing in on Victor's "death". The lab analyzes the slip and discovers that the ATM used to gain the deposit slip was a rodent ATM that could only be used by tiny mammals.

Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Otter Appearance Brown fur, whiskers, cream-colored underbelly, green eyes, yellow tank top, black sweatband on right wrist Occupation Personal Trainer Alignment Neutral Home Zootopia Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde analyze a piece of black fabric that was stuck to Rolfina's foot, and discover that it came from a black bodysuit. Phil tells them that Lucius was wearing one, so they talk to him. Nick asks Lucius if the black fabric is part of his fitness suit. Lucius denies it, saying he's always fit and well-dressed, especially for his training videos. Judy questions this and Lucius says he was in Phil's pawn shop looking for a guitar to play in one of his training videos. He adds that he plays guitar, then sneezes. Judy sees that Lucius has allergies and that everyone likes the same thing. She suggests they look at the counter for better clues.After the case is solved, Lucius tells Judy and Nick he needs a drum beat for his training video but he left his drum machine in the pawn shop. They find a circuit board which is part of the drum machine. They put the drum machine together, but it appears to be dirty, so they clean it up. Lucius thanks them for returning his drum machine and asks them if they want to be in his training video. Judy says it's a different kind of beat than what they're used to and asks for Nick's opinion. Nick declines, saying he "marches to his own drum".Lucius is a broad-chested otter with brown fur and a cream-colored underbelly. He has green eyes and a large nose, as well as a few whiskers. His visible outfit consists of a yellow tank top and a black sweatband on his right wrist.Lucius is a male otter in Zootopia: Crime Files. He is suspected of repeatedly robbing Phil's pawn shop. He appears in Case 11.

Background Information Feature Films Zootopia Judy's Journey: As Told By Emoji Comics Cinestory Comic Voiced by Fuschia! Character Information Species Polar Bear Gender Female Personality Loud, commanding, passionate Appearance White fur, dark blue t-shirt, shorts, and baseball cap, whistle necklace Occupation Drill instructor Alignment Good/Neutral Likes Perfection, displays of strength and determination Dislikes Failures Major Friedkin is a female polar bear and a minor character in Zootopia. She is the trainer and instructor of Judy's cadet group at the Zootopia Police Academy.Friedkin comes across as the typical hard-nosed and passionate drill instructor; employing emotive language and insults for the most of the training sequences. She pushes her cadets to be able to perform their duty even when faced with challenges that are not part of their native habitat.The Major is only seen in the beginning while Judy Hopps is training to become a police officer. Since she is the first rabbit allowed to enroll in the police academy, Friedkin rides her hard and attempts to get her to quit. Whenever Judy makes a mistake or can not meet the physical demands required of her, Friedkin relentlessly points out that she's now "dead", just as she would be if out in the field. However, by the end of the sequence, she allows herself a smile at Judy's resilience, determination and noticeable improvement.

Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Red panda Gender Male Appearance Red fur, white cheeks/ears/muzzle, ringed tail, beady eyes, black sweatshirt, purple flower pin, carries a fanny pack Occupation Master thief Alignment Neutral/bad Home Zootopia Le Rouge is a male red panda in the game Zootopia: Crime Files. He is suspected of vandalizing the Natural History Museum. He appears in Case 6.Le Rouge is a lithe red panda with burnt orange fur, which includes cream-colored and brown markings. He has fox-like ears, black eyes, and a fluffy ringed tail that darkens in color as it reaches the tip. For his outfit, Le Rouge wears a black sweatshirt with a purple flower lapel and he carries a fanny pack.While searching for the suspect who vandalized the Natural History Museum by turning all the dioramas into swamplands, Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde listen to a weasel named Dribs confess to vandalizing the museum. Dribs says that a master thief named Le Rouge and a porcupine named Reuben were in on it as well. When questioning Le Rouge, they all agree that Dribs is nuts. Le Rouge says he doesn't stoop to such trivial things. He said he is not an interior designer, he's a thief, but strikes that, saying successful entrepreneur. Judy comments a good save, then smells something stinky, asking him that he's wearing perfume. Le Rouge responds he likes to be "aromatic when romantic". Judy dismissed him, saying she heard more than enough.Later, after questioning criminal mastermind, Chuckles, Judy and Nick find a receipt for consultation services he dropped and that Chuckles paid it to Le Rouge. They approached Le Rouge and Judy asks why was he hired by Chuckles for consultation services. Le Rouge says that he and Chuckles serve on the same advisory board. Nick asks about it, but Le Rouge says if they're not on the advisory board, he cannot tell them and he bids them adieu.

Background Information Video Games Zootopia: Crime Files Character Information Species Porcupine Gender Male Appearance Black fur, blonde quills, brown eyes, gray muzzle, light blue apron, white shirt, gray vest, black tie Occupation Orderly Alignment Neutral Home Zootopia Family Unnamed mother Dislikes Upsetting his mother Kevin is a male African crested porcupine orderly in the game Zootopia: Crime Files. He is a suspect in the fourth case in the game, Missing Opossum Report.Kevin is a black-furred porcupine with off-white quills that cover the back of his body. He has a gray muzzle and a large pink nose, as well as brown eyes. His outfit consists of a white shirt, a gray vest, a black tie, and a pale blue apron. Kevin usually has an annoyed expression on his face and has a worried expression whenever he mentions his mother.Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde search the hospital room for the body of Victor the opossum. They ask Kevin, the last person to see Victor, if he saw anyone suspicious. He says he hasn't, but they still see him as a suspect and he freaks out, saying this will not make his mother happy.Later, they check the hospital room and see paw prints on a train schedule. They analyze the prints and find out they belong to Kevin.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION VIDEO GAMES Zootopia: Crime Files CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Koala GENDER Male APPEARANCE Grey fur, brown eyes, cream-colored muzzle, white shirt, blue sequin vest, red bow tie OCCUPATION Magician ALIGNMENT Neutral HOME Zootopia Karl is a male koala in Zootopia: Crime Files. He is a rival magician of Sebastian who is suspected of sabotaging Sebastian's act. He appears in Case 12.Karl is a gray-furred koala with a cream-colored muzzle and eye rings. He has large, furry ears- each about the size of his head- and a bulbous black nose. His outfit consists of a white shirt, a blue sequined vest, and a red bow tie. His eyes are brown.Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde find a handkerchief embroidered with the name "Karl" backstage, so they go to question him. When asked, Karl says that he believes that Sebastian sabotaged himself. He adds that his handkerchief was found in the auditorium because he was there on opening night.Later, Judy and Nick find a freelance opening act contract that is signed by Karl, so they question him about it. Karl explains that he only took the gig to subsidize his gambling habit, but otherwise he'd never work for Sebastian. He then advises that Judy and Nick search backstage, which they do. After the case is solved, Judy and Nick return to Karl, who asks them to find his missing glasses. The pair comply, but Nick accidentally steps on the glasses while looking for them. Luckily they are able to fix them and take them to the lab to analyze to confirm from Clawhauser that they belong to Karl. Later, Judy and Nick return the glasses to Karl, who thanks them. He adds that he can't see what he's doing half the time and when one of his tricks works out, it really is magic.Karl bears some resemblance to Buster Moon, the protagonist of Illumination's Sing. Karl and Katee share the same character model.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FEATURE FILMS Zootopia (mentioned) DESIGNER Cory Loftis INSPIRATION Jerry Vale CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Vole APPEARANCE Light-brown fur, brown eyes, slicked-back black hair, black tuxedo and bowtie OCCUPATION Singer HOME Zootopia POWERSABILITIES Musical talent Jerry Vole is a male vole and a musician mentioned in Zootopia.While searching Mr. Big's limousine, Nick Wilde finds a CD of Jerry Vole's music, titled The Velvety Pipes of Jerry Vole and shows it to Judy Hopps asking who still uses CDs, much to her annoyance. A framed portait of Jerry that appears to be autographed can be seen in Mr. Big's house, placed below a portrait of his grandmother.Jerry Vole is a parody of Jerry Vale, a late, famous Italian-American singer. According to The Official Zootopia Handbook, he has written and/or performed a song called "Zootopia, Zootopia", presumably a parody of the song "New York, New York". Mr. Big appears to be a fan of his music.

CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIES Sheep GENDER Male PERSONALITY Tough, brutal, intimidating, bumbling, rather cowardly when the tide is turned APPEARANCE Large, coarse, gray wool, big spiralling horns with tips pointing upward, green T shirt with a picture of a ram's skull, blue jeans, black eye patch ALIGNMENT Bad HOME Zootopia FRIENDS Doug Woolter Bellwether ENEMIES Judy Hopps Nick Wilde Jesse is a one-eyed ram who works for Bellwether alongside Doug and Woolter. He is one of the tertiary antagonists in Zootopia.Jesse and Woolter arrive at Doug's lab-converted subway car to deliver a latte to Doug. Just as Doug demands to know if the latte has extra foam, Judy Hopps suddenly pushes Doug out of the train car, locking the three rams outside. Jesse then proceeds to call their mysterious client on his phone, explaining the situation.Upon realizing Judy and Nick Wilde are stealing the train car, he and Woolter give chase to the moving train car and Jesse manages to break through the front window, getting stuck halfway through. As Jesse attempts to grab Judy, Nick tries to push the ram away but gets knocked back. Jesse briefly manages to grab Judy until he is accidentally knocked off of the train (losing his grip on the bunny) by Woolter after the latter charges through a door that was quickly opened by Nick and runs on the tracks, begging Judy and Nick to stop the train.Narrowly avoiding getting run over, he jumps to the side against a wall and gets the wool on his belly sheared off by the force of the train brushing up against him, causing him to scream in pain.Jesse's name is a reference to the character Jesse Pinkman in the crime drama series Breaking Bad. Additionally, his eye patch could be a reference to when Jesse Pinkman once had a swollen eye after being beaten. Due to Woolter and Jeese sharing the same voice actor John DiMaggio, Jesse speaks with a somewhat meeker voice in contrast to Woolter's deep and raspy voice.

CHARACTER INFORMATION SPECIESnAfrican Elephant GENDER Male PERSONALITY Prejudiced, rude APPEARANCE Blue eyes, pink and white shirt, white pants with black belt, creamy-coloured apron, white soda jerk hat, black bow-tie OCCUPATION Owner of Jumbeaux's Café ALIGNMENT Neutral FAMILY Jerry Jumbeaux, Sr. (presumed father) DISLIKES Foxes, customers Jerry Jumbeaux, Jr. is a male African elephant who owns Jumbeaux's Café in Zootopia. He is also a suspect in Case 2, Melting Messes, of Zootopia: Crime Files.Jerry Jumbeaux, Jr. appears in his café, refusing service to Nick Wilde, accusing him of skulking around his shop and pointedly telling him to leave.Despite Nick's insistence that he simply wants to buy a Jumbo-pop for his "son", Jerry points to a sign with the words "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone", and again demands that they leave. However, Judy Hopps, who followed Nick into the ice cream shop, overhears the argument, and points out a rather serious health code violation that his waiter committed. However, she's willing to just issue a warning if he agrees to sell Nick a Jumbo-pop. Unwilling to get any further trouble, Jerry relents by saying that the price for the Jumbo-pop is $15, to which Judy pays for when Nick "forgets" his wallet.Judy Hopps and Ernie visit Jumbeaux's Café after Ernie remembers visiting the restaurant earlier that day. Jerry reminds Ernie that he said he wanted a Jumbo-pop that was a special shade of red.Jerry appears in Melting Messes, the second case of the early version of the game, where he is addressed simply as "Jumbeaux". In Seeds of Doubt, the updated case of the game, Jerry is replaced with Rodney, while Raoul is the victim of his shop being vandalized.Jerry's name is a reference to the Disney movie Dumbo, in which the titular character is initially given the name Jumbo Jr. Jerry's first name is never spoken in the film.