History Characters / Zootopia

* NationalAnimalStereotypes: His name and accent both suggest that he's Hispanic. Jaguars are native to southern North, South and Central America.

* NationalAnimalStereotypes: His name and accent both suggest that he's Hispanic. Jaguars are from South and Central America.

* CatchPhrase: "You're dead!"

* CatchPhrase: ''[[KillItWithIce "Ice 'em!"]]''

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Despite being Nick's partner in crime, and despite the fact that he seemed legitimately concerned for Judy when Judy asked him where Nick is, we don't see what happens to him after Nick gives up their "business" for being a cop. He's also nowhere to be found at Gazelle's concert.

* TheCityVSTheCountry: * S grows up and moves from Bunnyburrow to the titular Zootopia to pursue her dream of joining the Zootopia Police Department. Along the journey, Judy's unlikely origins are scrutinized in a critical light, but she doesn't lose her way despite having a DarkestHour near the end. As it turns out, Judy's return to Bunnyburrow allows her to learn some crucial botany that factors into the case she's investigating.

* MoralMyopia: Exploiting the PredatorsAreMean stereotype, and while the film doesn't address it directly, Bellwether clearly did not realize on the flip side she would be reinforcing the HerbivoresAreFriendly stereotype, which is just another form of positive or reverse discrimination.

->'''Voiced by:''' Jesse Corti

->'''Voiced by:''' Gita Reddy

** Judy gains his respect by solving the missing mammals case, he even tries to comfort her when she believes that she made Zootopia worse due to her comments on the savage predators, causing widespread discrimination. He even looks saddened when Judy willingly resigns from the ZPD due to her feelings of guilt.

'''Bogo:''' Don't give yourself so much credit, Hopps. The world has always been broken. That's why we need good cops... like you.

* TheOneWhoWearsShoes: Despite all the other characters being {{Barefoot Cartoon Animal}}s, she wears high heels. Ironically, Shakira DoesNotLikeShoes in RealLife (at least for when she's performing).

* BarefootCartoonAnimal: {{Downplayed|Trope}} compared to almost every other character.[[note]]The major exceptions are Mr. Big, who wears spats, and Gazelle, TheOneWhoWearsShoes; also, some of the other cops have footwear similar to Judy's.[[/note]] As the image above shows, she does have some sort of footwear when in her police uniform, but it leaves her toes exposed. Could also be a bit of a [[invoked]] GeniusBonus since, due to hares being a digitigrade species (ones that walk primarily on their toes), her feet are technically uncovered since they would be her primary method of walking were she on all fours. However, when Judy is not wearing her police uniform, she is completely barefoot.

* CLoseCallHaircut: Jesse is thrown off the train and only just manages to throw himself against the tunnel wall to avoid being run over. The passing train car rips off his shirt and shears off the wool from his belly.

* PeekABangs: Her blonde curls always cover one of her eyes, giving her a sultry appearance.

* NearVillainVictory: Bellwether has Nick and Judy trapped in a museum exhibit and darts Nick with the Night Howler serum to turn him savage. He hunts down Judy and with her back against the wall, he lunges forward to crush her throat while Bellwether looks on triumphantly thinking her plans will be successful ... only to discover, whoopsie, it was all part of a BatmanGambit and Bellwether's gloating has been recorded leading to her arrest, the collapse of her plans, and an end to the civil unrest that had been plaguing the city.

* GoodIsNotDumb: Upon meeting Nick for the second time, she makes it perfectly clear that despite the [[NaiveNewcomer na&iumlveté]] she displayed during their first encounter, she is most definitely ''not'' just a "dumb bunny," and promptly uses her knowledge of the law and some quick calculations to force Nick into working with her. In general, her intelligence is one of her greatest weapons, which she uses to overcome what would otherwise be obstacles due to her size or due to police bureaucracy. It allowed her to figure out that Bellwether was the BigBad when she wonders how Bellwether knew where to find them and to set up a BatmanGambit with Nick to [[EngineeredPublicConfession capture Bellwether's evil gloating]] leading to her arrest.

* SassyBlackWoman: Only in voice, courtesy of the voice actress.

* BaritoneofStrength: A huge, tough cape buffalo with the deep, gruff voice of Idris Elba. In the Japanese dub, Creator/KentaMiyake speaks with the same voice he used for Muhammad Avdol from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders''.

* DemotedToExtra: After having [[AscendedExtra a bigger role in most of the Zootopia spin-off material he appeared in]], he was demoted back to extra status in ''WesternAnimation/ZootopiaPlus'', only appearing in one scene with Nick, where he didn't even get ''one line''.[[Note]]Albeit Tiny Lister's death didn't help things there[[/Note]]

* AscendedExtra: Though he's barely in the movie, he has a supporting role in one of the cases in ''VideoGame/ZootopiaCrimeFiles'' and is one of the characters from Zootopia featured in ''VideoGame/DisneyHeroesBattleMode''.

* AmbiguouslyGay: He acts very effeminate at times. He is obsessed with Gazelle, a female pop star, with no apparent component of attraction. Some of his body language suggests it, and his voice is a breathy tenor. He also has an exceptionally elated reaction to discovering Chief Bogo is also a Gazelle fan. It's made more ambiguous by the movie's tendency to play some stereotypes straight and invert, subvert, or defy others. In ''Zootopia+'', he dreams of himself and Chief Bogo performing a very flamboyant dance in flashy, revealing costumes at an audition to become Gazelle's backup dancers.