The Hopps clan is vast and great and one of the "Three Families" of the Tri-Burrows. Hopps, Weaselton, Dreyson. They're not monetarily grand, but they're connected and well known. Judy is just the most famous one... in Zootopia. Back home she *IS* a celebrity but really, her brother Jake is known (for a good reason; he's Mr. Weaselton now, husband of Princess Weaselton, heiress of Weaselton's Wares) and her other brother Rob is... infamous (for being an attempted murderer, a successful arsonist, and a bigot). Sort of lost in there is another same generation brother.
Kenneth "Kenny" Hopps can very easily be identified as Jack McBrayer wearing a bunny costume. He's a smiley, happy dude with a positive, can-do attitude who works as an office assistant at Dreyson & Manchas (formerly Blackpaw & Manchas before Travis married into the Dreyson clan) the legal services office for Bunnyburrow. He edits papers, files, proofs, and runs around. He doesn't mind scut work. Which was how his co-worker so often got him to buy her lunch. She pushed and pushed and pushed until she was pregnant and walking down the aisle.
Speaking of, another fox snuck into the bunny warren after she lured herself into Kenny's charming orbit and, in her own words, did not grow to need him, she grew to want him so bad it hurt. It might be the same thing. Sylvia Dorothy Hopps nee Arctica. She's the opposite of a hometown honey. She's from the far and exotic land of... Tundratown in Zootopia. Same difference to a buck-toothed rube like Kenny. As her height tells, she's not like Nick. She's specifically modeled after the cut-content arctic fox masseuse characters, hence why she's a snack-size fox but isn't fully Finnick-short. She's the secretary at Dreyson & Manchas, and is the standard Zootopian snark fox in a land of country bumpkins. She's even got the DreamWorks brow and all. She loved snarking off to the bosses and getting Kenny to do things. Never maliciously, just for amusement. Until one day she was just falling for him. Then came the fire. She was there. Kenny came by every day she was out of work. Held her. Kissed her. Did oh so much more. The day she flatly told him she was off her birth control, was barely notable. He used his bunny passion full steam, and did not shy away from her when there was no protection. Thus, the future Mrs. Hopps got married in that state. She's close to delivery. Also, her Tundratown heritage comes through in her headwear. A babushka, she's a wife and impending mother now, it's practically a requirement. And of course they match. She might have a popped brow but they're THAT couple.
He's all smiles, she's all snark, together they're like a glass of sweet tea, lightly bitter meets wonderfully sweet.
Characters are mine The disused arctic fox concept and Zootopia setting (c) Disney Art by capt_hairball
Arctic foxes are oft overlooked They're falling prey to the expanding territories of the regular fox as winters warm and few know of them as anything more than white foxes. Their adaptions to the cold are notable, though perhaps not so much in the zooverse.
Arctic foxes are oft overlooked They're falling prey to the expanding territories of the regular fox
She's about as fluffy as can be depicted without going into Flufflepuff territory. And her diminutive size and relative litheness are also shown well. As I said, I really tried to hew close to the cut content design. That really is her inspiration. The story actually shows her mother was one of them, or in a similar position. Sylvia got as far away from Tundratown has possible because her parents took aggressively arrogant pride in being not-red-foxes, and have disdain for fennecs because fennecs have legitimate respect. Her parents put on airs because they got lucky and fell into good social positions with a dash of codfish aristocrat money. They're foils to Judy and nick, one being born into social prominence, the other becoming a good mammal after becoming socially notable. Sylvia, meanwhile, has just become a country vixen. Her aw-gee-willickers-golly-shucks husband probably would have activated her rube alarm and gotten his touristing money nicked. But, she went on to twist herself around his little finger because having a sweet, attentive husband and father to her kits is a pretty good thing. And unlike her mother, she has no plans to stop at one.
She's about as fluffy as can be depicted without going into Flufflepuff territory. And her diminutiv
She'd need to keep going, arctic foxes are on the decline, they're certainly the most fragile of the breed. I can see why they cut the content (and why it caught your eye.) Disney has evidently kept the movie's worldbuilding on a short leash.
She'd need to keep going, arctic foxes are on the decline, they're certainly the most fragile of the
By the text of the story, Kenny is in Pop-Pop's will to become the head of household after Stu steps down from being the fearless family leader. That means Sylvia becomes the new Bonnie. It's already implied she's ready to pop out more than one, and she has no reason to stop. They'll be having little white boxes and funnies for years to come.
By the text of the story, Kenny is in Pop-Pop's will to become the head of household after Stu steps
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