Forty stand alone stories about the past, present and possible futures of Zootopia. Some happy, some sad, some sweet and some bitter.

AU. Who knew an aging, clunker of a car could bring a predator and prey together? Nick is a mechanic who meets a customer desperately trying to get one more year out of her rabbit-sized vehicle. A tale told mostly in drabbles.

Every officer in the precinct has to do it. It's just the rules. Chief Bogo appreciates the rules. Unfortunately, two officers seem to be doing their best to make the experience as excruciating as possible for him. Follow the Chief as he reads the case reports submitted by Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. Comedy ensues. Also hypertension for Chief Bogo. But mostly comedy.

"I see heads." / "And I see tails." / "It's all a matter of perspective" / "The same coin." / "A different perspective." / "Heads." / "Tails." / "Dead." / "Alive." - R. Lutece. Zootopia was once a much darker place. What happens when the Nick Wilde that is and the Nick Wilde that could have been switch places? Reality hopping shenanigans, that's what.

Nick and Judy are having their weekly movie night, and the pick of the week turns out to be one of the most important films of Nick's childhood: the Walt Deersney version of Robin Hood. One-shot, but with connections.

Knowledge was a key. It unlocked the mind, it freed the spirit. Almost no one knew about life outside the city-state, no one except for those in control. Nick had always lived a life of outcast and discrimination, but as society begins to crumble, he must do what he can to find the answers rarely asked for — and more importantly — to survive in a corrupted world turned against him.

The story starts after the arrest of Bellwether and covers all the following events. The return of Judy within the ZPD, Nick's entrance to the Police Academy, their beginnings as partners, and also the unexpected development of their relationship... The whole thing in the midst of new adventures full of mysteries and dangers.

Nick and Judy write e-mails back and forth as Nick struggles to adapt to the world of being a ZPD Academy trainee, and Judy tries to tackle her next case with a temporary unhelpful partner.

AU. Nick and Judy are both cadets attending the police academy. They form an unlikely friendship without realizing how different their reasons are for being there.

The continuation from Sad Judy. Against his better judgment, Nick agrees to tag along with Judy on a trip to Bunnyburrows to meet her parents. Naturally, Stu is less than pleased that his daughter has thrown her lot in with a fox, of all animals. contains swearing and sexual themes.

While out on patrol one night, Judy learns the hard way that coffee and cuffs make a dangerous combination around Nick. Partially inspired by an I Love Lucy episode.

In a perfect world, you'd only need one chance for a good first impression.

The relative harmony of Zootopia is still millennia away. The bronze age is a time of constant conflict, not only between species, but within them. In this age of xenophobia, perhaps bridges could still be built between rabbits and foxes. Or at least between one specific rabbit, and one specific fox. Rated for violence.

The world's largest gemstone has arrived in Zootopia! Sly wants to steal it. Judy wants an adventure. Nick just wants his partner to survive to the end of the week. Things are complicated by a foxy Interpol inspector and a rival gang led by a dangerous, shadowy mastermind. As new relationships are forged, old ones begin to strain...

"They were his ultimate nightmare: a red and grey, fluffy, walking, talking, laughing, will-they-won't-they abomination of adorableness." In which a rabbit and a fox fight crime, each other, sexual tension, their boss, their parents, more sexual tension, kidnappers, their boss's boss, and sexual tension. Heck, let's throw a monsoon in there for good measure. WildeHopps

Nick finds himself love - and Judy isn't involved. Follow Judy as she tries to confront the crushing loneliness brewing away inside of her. Pulled from the dark recesses of 4chan, henceforth the first half is converted from greentext. Contains occasional swearing and sexual themes. You've been warned.