Zootopia thread, Yandere Judy edition
>>2335436
>>2335441
posting Weaver shit for new comers
>>2335461
>>2335465
>>2335471
>>2335476
>>2335480
>>2335485
>>2335536
Hah, that's pretty good
>>2335493
Hello, regarding Weaver strips, does anyone have the Smug disease one? the one where the punchline was something like "Gee, What do you think, genius?
>>2335536
This kills the bunny.
>>2335642
Yo.
>>2335493
That's really cute, Judy pausing the whole sex thing just because Nick hit her fetish in a rather unexpected way.
And getting ready to end it over a "rabbithole" pun.
>>2335536
Is that something that can be purchased?
>>2335894
https://www.primalhardwere.com/category/humpables
I can tell you from experience it's better than anything bad dragons made, super soft and jiggly, literally about Judy's size and the tail is great to either grab onto or have slap against your balls if you turn it upside down
>>2335461
>you will never smell Judy's smelly pheromone musk
>you will never make her the mother of your children in a monogamous marriage for life
why live?
>>2335485
Here's one of the dialog edits.
Since Weaver wanted critiques, I figured I'd give my two cents, since I really like this story:
Throughout the comic, Nick has had Judy beat in terms of experience (knowing about pred/prey), ease (not batting an eye when Judy asks about bedding her), and empathy (calming and comforting Judy when she's obviously bothered about her fetish). Judy is inexperienced (her unease talking about her/Nick's sexuality), uncomfortable and even shameful of her desires ("so backwards", crying about admitting liking pred/prey), and incapable of controlling herself (in every way: she sweats, she blushes, she even gives off a scent that she was unaware of). She's playing against a pro, and her vulnerability is amplified when in clear contrast with her movie arc (though I hate to use cannon lore when critiquing fan creations).
Even though she's out of her league, there's still give and take: Nick admits to liking her scent, is genuinely shocked when Judy unzips, and loses control himself when she permeates the car. Even so, he's still the one in control.
I can see where Weaver is going with this, and its great: one's a smooth ride on a road that has been long ridden before, and the other is a new driver who hasn't figured out how hard to hit the pedals and is torn between not wanting to crash and a lust for speed.
The one thing I would critique Weaver for (since he asked) is that I feel like Judy's face is getting too composed as the comic continues. Compare
>>2335471
where she's a wobbling melting mess, and
>>2335476
where she's stretched to absurd limits and then about to topple over without Nick's support, to the second half of
>>2335485
where composure is created with the 90 degree angle, which by its nature removes the asymmetry of the face-- the clear conveyance of imbalance and uncertainty. The facial expression in the very last panel portrays confidence that I feel comes out of left field.
Weaver, if you see this, it would be a crime to not have them kiss at any point.
>>2336064
Thanks.
I wish some one would make one a little bigger.
I want to slap judy's ass as i plow her field and plant my carrots
>>2336243
Here's a very poor edit of the last panel to try and convey the contrasts between Nick and Judy: Nick keeps his stable gaze and his calm smirk, and Judy loses her downward gaze (signing confidence/dominance) for an excited, almost nervous expression where the lower lid perks from the excitement of the smile, which returns to a lip bite seen in previous panels.
There ya go Weaver, hope this critique is worth anything.
>>2336107
I can't live without that, obviously. Time to kms
>>2336279
I'd go request it in the drawthread but I already have a musk request and don't want to samefag. Wish I had seen this before hand.
>>2336279
Forgot the image, kek
>>2336243
>>2336268
I agree but I think she just got distracted with the whole rabbit/foxhole joke, I'm sure Nick will lightly rake his claws on her, snap his teeth, or snarl/growl to get her back into that hazy aroused/scared state, at least I hope.
>>2336301
his comment on a muzzle probably brought her down to earth for a minute too
>>2335536
got anymore?
>>2336370
I agree that they should have affected her, but not to make her more baseline. Judy is in unfamiliar territory, and has a lot to lose: she's admitting a shameful pleasure, she's admitting feelings towards a friend/colleague and thereby changing the nature of their relationship, and she's worried about how this paints her. See
>>2335465
panel 3, and
>>2335471
panel 8.
Her pun joke is an attempt to play off the mood, which emulate's Nick's behavior and is a great addition to show the change in character. I just think its too much of a confident change, rather than being caught in the moment but cognizant of how deep she's in. IMO, the joke could be delivered with the opposite of when she asked Nick whether he was into Pred/Prey, where she feigned a disinterested normalcy that immediately fell when Nick said he liked little women. This time, its an attempt of full enthusiasm despite nerves.
The citywide sex symbol
>>2335436
I want yandere Judy to beat me up for looking at the cute leopard newslady
>>2337176
I literally just finished with that case on LA Noire, and this made me bust out laughing.
>>2335441
>kleo f. ace
kek
>>2335536
Hey, that's pretty good
>>2335436
Are there any yandere Judy fics?
>>2337284
Mah nigga
>>2338901
>280 wide
Did you mix something up?
>>2339187
Part 2:
>>2339197
Part 3, minus the very last panel;
>>2335493
>>2339226
the bottom panel is outdated on that, weave updated it.
>>2339270
Well fuck.
>>2339226
Here's one of the changes he made to the most recent strip.
>>2339375
And Another.
>>2339413
And The Last?
>>2339431
Here you go.
>>2339451
>still no kiss
>>2339533
Well his tongue did slip betwixt her lips, so it kinda counts.
>>2339533
what are you gay?
>>2339451
>needing the pill
can fox semen impregnate bunnies? I'd google it but nobody wants that on their history
>>2339766
real world biology? Not a chance. Disney magic? perhaps.
>>2339766
Iirc rabbits have 44 chromosomes and foxes only have 32.
Is there anything that's like weaver's?
>>2339451
what the fuck does she mean she's not on the pill, she a fucking rabbit and he's a fox.
>>2339451
should've made her orgasm right there.
either way I'm fapping through my pants
>>2339722
all I hear in my head is the "Aye aye! Aye aye aye!" and "Awaken my masters!"
Sooo, good comics in these /trash/ threads but not a lot of conversation.
If anyone's willing to indulge me:
in a movie, a cartoon, or whatever media, what more would you like to see about Zootopia besides the "getting along"s of daily life for animals and "buddy cop stuff"?
How much would you pay for Zootopia art? I'm trying to make $20 today.
>>2340238
I'd love to see more of those pawsicle eating Lemmings. They were hysterical!
>>2339451
Dammit weaver
They aren't even compatible. Unless you are going with disney magic.
>>2339970
Disney Magic. The directors have apparently discussed whether they would breed Boxes or Funnies.
>>2340065
that picture of parents looks like a window
>>2340289
The Disney Magic is everywhere.....
CODE RED!!!! Dangerous Levels of Magic!!!! Everyone get the fuck out
>>2340065
Why would you use a chair naked? That's kinda gross, she should at least put down a towel or something.
This comic has easily been the best thing to happen to me in the last month
>>2339451
"silly bunny, where i'm going you don't need the pill"
it was at that moment judy realize she wouldn't be able to sit down for for the rest of the day
>>2339451
WHO THE FUCK CARES?! FUCKING IMPREGNATE THE BUNNY!
>>2340451
nigga fuck you it's my chair
>>2340234
You think she didn't? BTW I'm not Weaver.
>>2339451
"guess I'm gonna fill my mouth with carrots tonight"
please add that line I spent 20 minutes making it work in my head
>>2337176
He's argentinian right? Is that why he's drawn here as an alpaca?
>>2340289
I'm not Weaver. He's in the other thread.
>>2340545
This isn't Weaver, homie.
>>2339766
>he doesn't want his universe full of talking anthropomorphic cute animals to have the risk of cross species pregnancy
FAGGOT
>>2339766
In real life not at all. Only near relatives can crossbreed, and the child will almost certainly be sterile (see mules, the children of horses and donkeys)
>>2339766
Nah. WAY too many chromosomes apart.
>>2340645
the magic of disney prevails.
What's the status on the Foxhole page? If it's kept in, it feels like a pothole of atmosphere on an otherwise near-perfect crescendo of nervous lewdness. If it's taken out, the first panel of the latest page doesn't make any sense (She takes off her shirt and wants him free and wild, and suddenly they need to "get back into it"?). And then there's another hitch to boot?
I assume the edit storm of weaver refinement will continue but please don't let this become the feels version of the Columbia disaster.
>>2336268
Thanks for the really exhaustive writeup, anon
You raise some really good points, I definitely don't want Judy to get too assertive, especially while she's still trying to clarify boundaries and Nick was himself worried about where things might go
i gave the face another shot, let me know how that works
>>2339766
>>2340737
Keep it in. Judy's character is supposed to be bouncing between not being sure enough to admit what she wants on one extreme and uncontrollably giving into incredibly lewd debauchery that she its new to accepting.
I would have ramped that up to 11, in fact.
>>2340737
>it feels like a pothole
>makes no sense
>implying "please delete it"
Respectfully, it makes a lot of sense for someone's first time dipping into a fetish. You get into it, then you come up with some goofy-assed "on the moon" fetish idea, your partner says 'Uh-huh. I mean ... Uh-huh.'
>>2340773
Yeah, that's about right.
>>2335441
>is getting in the police force part of your plan
>of course
Jesus christ, I can't fucking escape baneposting
I'm going to do heroin and try to think of judy
>>2340737
>What's the status on the Foxhole page? If it's kept in, it feels like a pothole of atmosphere on an otherwise near-perfect crescendo of nervous lewdness. If it's taken out, the first panel of the latest page doesn't make any sense (She takes off her shirt and wants him free and wild, and suddenly they need to "get back into it"?). And then there's another hitch to boot?
here
I think I'm going to leave it in, but in case I opt out of it, we'll just patch right through with this segue
>>2340744
Weaver with much respect you're too eager to change that last panel.
If anything the original was more consistent. Panels 7 and 8 are lidded with lust. 9 is shock and surprise, maybe worry she'd pushed him. The original 10 was a return to form, maybe not sub-space, but telegraphing "I'm interested." It also mirrored Nick's half-lidded expression! They're at equal lust again! No hard feeling about the mention of the muzzle!
There was no downward gaze. It was half-lidded at equal height. I'm not sure what Anon was reading, but I sure wasn't getting "dominant."
This new expression? I don't know how to read it, but it's sure as Hell not the same "drinking in the scene" you worked hard on in panels 7 and 8.
Please, consider returning to the original.
>>2340863
i will consider it anon, nothing's set in stone yet
this is part of why I'm not putting anything up on my tumblr until it's done
>>2340854
I like how you draw shivering Judy, you should draw her in a snowstorm or something
>>2340854
It's ultimately your work, but I thoroughly enjoyed the Foxhole page. It underscored they aren't fuck-acrobats doing this for the fourth time. They're both a little uncertain, still teasing out what sort of boundaries they want to play with in the future.
I was VERY happy to see that in a lewd comic.
This segue? It makes it seem like they went directly from fingering to CIRQUE DE SOLEIL'S ZUMANITY on the dashboard.
(Which is a real thing that actually happens in Vegas - https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/zumanity)
>>2340493
Nice e621 tier post, faggot.
>>2340919
This is a big meme.
So is there a good rip of this shit out yet or is it all cam garbo?
>>2340925
i try my best, that's why i'm on /trash/
>>2340744
The mouth increasing size is great, and goes well with her emphasis on the pun. The eyes work well too: its both eagerness and a glint of their old chummy relationship.
>>2340972
>Re-entering popcorn mode now.
>Blog updated
>>2340773
In what universe is drawing "Fox Hole" not upwards of 10 already? That's like saying to a black dude "Write 'Nigger Whore' on my tits!".
>>2340854
Weaver you are literally a godsend.
>>2340884
Here's the thing: the two versions of >>2340744
now seem to work depending on if the "Foxhole" page is omitted or not.
If it's included, then the lusty, half-lidded eyes in the final panel work better because of how she's still in the heat of the moment, still subdued by passion. Cue fingering.
If it's omitted, the wide-eyed, more intent Judy final panel works better. She's kind of veered out of the zone, and Nick's next line "Tell you what, bunny..." makes much more sense as he reels her back into the moment, something she even admits.
Now there's a small problem. BOTH work. BOTH make sense for their character, but it's almost like the story splits here, one route taking "Foxhole" and the other going down "Off the Pill". You could try and entwine "Foxhole" back into it, but you'd really need another page or two to connect it back to "Off the Pill".
>>2340992
Eh, not the act, but her actions. Stuttering, wavering lips, maybe some blinking.
>reading da Weav's comic.
>"feel like making love" comes on the radio.
The lewd has begun affecting real life.
I'm still mad he implied cross-species pregnancy. That shit is verboten
>>2341002
So if they both work and the worst criticism of the Foxhole section was "it doesn't seem like a hardcore porn shoot any more"?
Right on.
>>2341021
Yeah I thought the reaction to it was good.
>>2341035
You're not getting my porn edited OR my foreskin, so back the fuck off, Islamanon.
>>2341035
>not wanting jackalopes or equivalent
Pleb.
>>2341035
I want my fobbit babies
>>2341072
And you will have them soon, anon
>>2341072
They're cute as fug, Anon
>>2341035
accept your new hybrid god.
>>2340967
>The eyes work well too: its both eagerness and a glint of their old chummy relationship.
I don't know, man. I don't think I've EVER fingered a chum. This may not be a chum situation.
>>2341061
>>2341072
>>2341098
>>2341099
>>2341106
On a scale of 1 to "thigh-high", how much of a foot fetishist is Nick Wilde?
>>2341072
I want to brutally rape that loli female rabbit until her holes are gaping messes.
>>2341116
>>2341110
You either have shit friends, or you're the shit friend.
>>2341035
Look maybe Judy doesn't know shit about this sort of thing and just wants to err on the side of caution even if there's actually no chance of freaky mutant babies.
>>2341116
>heresy
>>2341133
I don't have shitty friends, just exes I never call-
oh
>>2341035
/pol/ pls
captcha 5300 GHEY MEADOW
>>2341137
Maybe freaky mutant fox rabbits are the ultimate police officers.
They have the speed of a bunny, AND the speed of a fox. That's at least one fox faster than Judy alone, and she's just about as fast as Nick.
>>2341176
WHERE IS THE NEXT PART?
No, I'm seriously asking.
>>2341176
Where is the next part on this thread!??
>>2341159
Whut, not because of /pol/ tier 'miscegenation' or anything like that. Because Zootopia is a grounded xeno world and 'boxes and funnies' is massively immersion breaking
>He cares about the realism of his porn
Yeah Yeah Yeah, but its more fun when you can imagine the characters doing it instead of just being puppets for a sex fantasy
I really dislike the idea of hybrid children. It's mostly due to the fact that gametic isolation would prevent that kind of thing from happening in the real world. Yes, it's a cartoon, but creating hybrid monster children would probably result in a very dysfunctional set of partial gene expressions in very critical places. Plus, with the world of Zootopia being similar to ours, it would only be a matter of time before hybrid animals were common enough to see in an average situation, like in the movie, where we never saw any. What happens when a rhino and a rabbit try to lay? Or when a giraffe and a weasel try? You have to draw the line somewhere.
I can accept hybrids in Sabrina-Online's world because they're all basically humans with animal features, but the animals in zootopia are all animals with human features, including massive size differences and many of their instinctual ticks from their past.
tl;dr hybrid babies are dumb and nonsensical
>>2341176
For a second there I thought that was a tube of sparkly adhesive he was carrying.
>>2341176
WHERE IS THE NEXT PART?
>>2341209
Half their kids will be full fox and the other half full rabbit. Happy?
>>2335436
This is the thread I have been waiting for.
>>2341209
Or it could work on Pokemon or Sonic rules.
>>2341209
maybe the next page will say
>"Uh... Judy, I'm a fox, you are a rabbit."
>"Oh. Yeah. Right."
>>2341209
who gives a fuck about hybrid babies i just want to see the fox knot go inside the rabbit.
>>2341230
>The end shows her 3 weeks later with a positive pregnancy test
>>2341209
I'd be completely fine with the adoption angle, but I'm a bit of a fag and I am also not opposed to Disney Magic kicking in with some adorable mutant children. Though generally speaking whenever shows do stuff like this they tend to just go the route of "make half of 'em X and half of 'em Y" which would be weird here but wouldn't catch me by surprise.
>>2341230
fucking hope so
>>2341230
>weaver trolling by reverse-cock-blocking us
>>2340992
>In what universe is drawing "Fox Hole" not upwards of 10 already? That's like saying to a black dude "Write 'Nigger Whore' on my tits!".
For one thing, Nick recommended the term, not her. For another, "fox" isn't a slur.
>>2341222
Well, it is the Disney canon.
(And before one of you jokers starts with "They're the same species!" remember that I could have posted a picture of Lady and the Tramp 2 just as easily.)
>>2341231
He's not drawing a knot {which means it's photoshop time...}
>>2341255
But in Lady and the Tramp, they're both dogs.
>>2341255
>Different Dog Breeds
>Different Species
Did you sleep through biology or something?
>come in this thread even though I'm not too into Zootopia characters other than chubleopard
>end up seeing a god-tier musk comic that may have turned me straight to some degree
whoever this weaver dude is deserves a fucking medal
>>2341267
Completely different breeds of dogs that produce the same result of girls = mom's species, boys = dad's species.
Dogs do have different species, they're just close enough to be compatible.
Nothing says Disney Fox and Disney Rabbit can't do it, if Disney Cat and Disney Dog can.
>>2341176
Sans:
>WHERE IS THE NEXT PART?
Aye Weav, I made a greentext story: https://desustorage.org/trash/thread/2201930/#q2232579
something you'd want to make a thing or is it just too wtfh?
>>2341282
ONE OF MUSK! ONE OF MUSK!
>>2341209
We're talking about a world with a booksmart young cop straight out of the force teaming up with a fox con man to go save an otter from almost certain kidnapping and murder
We lost the realism train a while back, Anon. Maybe you should lay on the tracks and wait for the 9:30 express.
>>2341273
shes a cat dawg
>>2341176
Where's the next part!
>>2341285
>Dogs do have different species, they're just close enough to be compatible.
This is a contradiction. By definition, different species are not compatible.
>>2341285
All of the babies in Treasure planet look like the mom, and even if they didn't "girls look like mom and boys look like dad" is a common trope. Entirely different species producing viable offspring is also a 'magic' trope, but unlike the above its fucking disgusting and you should kill yourself desu senpai
>>2341273
Biology (the actual thing, not its description) does not recognize any clear cut difference between different breeds and different species. They're simply referred to as such out of convenience, and because they posses the ability to interbreed.
>>2341298
Tell that to the Star Wars, Mass Effect, Elder Scrolls, Star Trek, etc Universes.
It's fiction boy. This is wild country.
>>2341061
>>2341035
woah woah, is weaver against editing his art?
>>2341306
>All of the babies in Treasure planet look like the mom
Just look at the freaking picture or watch the movie.
See that blue towel? That baby looks like dad.
>>2341285
Dogs DO NOT have different species, they are 100% compatible. Some breeds WILL produce deformed offspring but those offspring are still *viable*, as in they could theoretically reproduce with other dogs, which is the definition of 'same species'
>>2341316
no it was just some anon claiming weaver's art as his own. weaver edits massively.
If I had my way all you anti-cross species pregnancy fags would be the first to go on the day of the rope.
>>2341282
lol whatta fag
>>2341323
>claiming Weaver's art as his own
Whoa, whoa, no dude. I thought it was okay to call porn you like "my" porn. Never meant to misattribute his stuff.
>>2341311
The definition of 'different species' is 'cannot produce viable offspring'. If two animals can produce viable offspring they are the same species
>But Ligers
Ligers cannot reproduce, and as such are not 'viable'. Different species
>Mass Effect
The only 'cross species' children in Mass Effect are Asari, which are specifically stated to reproduce via parthenogenesis but use 'useful attributes' from the father
>Star Trek
Its fucking Star Trek, it cares about as much about science as The Lord of Rings
>You're arguing on /trash/ about a porn comic
THIS IS SERIOUS BUSINESS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>2341329
hey, succing dicc is nice m8
>>2341362
Yeah, I can back this up.
Why haven't you all sucked a dick yet, /trash/?
>>2341355
>>Star Trek
>Its fucking Star Trek, it cares about as much about science as The Lord of Rings
Are you implying that Weaver and/or Disney cares more about science than Star Trek?
>>2341371
Once. He was cute.
... God, my last sexually satisfying experience was at boarding school 12 years ago? Fuck.
>>2341371
There are people who haven't sucked dick?
Jesus... What faggots
here let me just see
>>2341378
Considering the amount of research into animals that went into Zootopia, yes I think Disney does
>Weaver
Probably not but its more enjoyable when the characters are in character
>>2336201
>no "predator ... and prey"
BLUNDER OF THE CENTURY
So, who else is hoping for a joke ending?
>>2341394
>done a LOT of reading on this
>she's been researching this
>in depth
Judy wants that Special K, doesn't she?
>>2341394
SHUT THE FUCK UP WEAVER KNOT THE BUNNI I WILL FIND YOU IF YOU DONT REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>>2341394
>>2341411
take your pic /trash/
>>2341125
Probably an eight? Bunnies have very large feet, I can imagine that he'd absolutely love seeing them.
>>2341411
I can live with this
>>2341362
Fun fact. The 'cc' in 'succ' and other words originally containing 'ck' are a modification done by the Crips. 'CK' is short for 'Crip Killa' so they do this retarded 'cc' shit because they're too retarded to understand context and spelling.
>>2341394
shit judy reads /trash/
she's well informed
>>2341419
I've done a lot of reading!
>>2341398
>More research went into Zootopia than Star Trek
Jesus. You're reeling me way too hard my man.
>>2341419
>B E T T E R S A F E
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>>2341419
r e a d i n g
>>2341419
STICK IT IN THE OTHER FOXHOLE
>>2341419
Reading, because of implications
>>2341431
>Zootopia
Knows about things like rabbits screaming when attacked, 9/10ths rule, etc
>Star Trek
TIME TRAVEL WARP DRIVE TELEPORTATION
Yeah I think Zootopia cares more about science
>>2341419
done a LOT of reading implies shes looked up lots of fox x bunny sex, it has the more lewd implications. leaves the potential for more fetishes too.
>>2341419
reading is knawledge
>>2341394
>>2341411
I'm...torn. I really am. If I'm guessing right, that there really *isn't* going to be any penetration in this comic, I'd say go with the "well read" Judy. The second one leaves open the chance that they could've gone ahead with it, which would leave both Nick and the readers left wanting.
>>2339451
I'm OK with bojack hourseman rules, where the child is one species or the other but has light cosmetic trates of the other parent, like fur color and pattern or eye color.
>>2341419
It makes sense that Judy would have read up on this, given her fetish.
>>2341419
READING
>>2341453
poopers cant get pregnant.
anal with foxy fingering, UNF
>>2341371
Man, I really would. I seriously would love to have an amazing boyfriend, but it's so difficult to find someone. Once you cross out 'flamboyantly gay' and 'butter face' it's damn-near impossible to find a mate. I can't go to lgbt interest groups either because I fucking hate lgbt people so god damn much. I pretty much just want a straight person who happens to be gay.
>>2341431
Actually a shit ton of research went into this film. They did a too down world building approach a la Minority Report.
But, like every other movie that falls for the Minority Report meme, it turns out that stories dont just appear out of worlds that you've figured out how sewers and freeways work for giraffes and ferrets alike.
That's why 7 creditted writers and +5 years of development.
>>2341419
>>2341411
I like the idea of her being inexperienced and (k)not in the know about this kind of thing. As long as the comic explicitly states that it couldn't happen.
>>2341419
Reading
>>2341446
>done a LOT of reading implies shes looked up lots of fox x bunny sex, it has the more lewd implications. leaves the potential for more fetishes too.
I like that as the comic goes on, it's starting to feel less like she has a general pred-prey fetish and more that she has a rather specific fox-bunny fetish. She's in it for Mr Wilde, all the way.
>i done a lot of reading
if the next panel isn't nick calling her out on reading about cross species breeding imma be mad
>>2341472
Well, it did when they stopped trying to make the collars stick.
>>2341475
>As long as the comic explicitly states that it couldn't happen.
Back the fuck off, broscience.
Wait, so has nobody in this universe even made an attempt at cross-breeding?
Maybe they should just find out. ;)
>>2341479
we already have confirmed in comic shes thought about Dicks nick.
theres a basis for having previously looked into this sort of thing.
>>2341419
Definetly reading
>>2341469
Fuck, I'm gay, and fucking spot on.
People turned being gay into Cross fit: its all they ever talk about, and it's obvious from what they wear, and it's their ONLY CHARACTERISTIC OF THEIR IDENTITY THAT THEY CLING TO BECAUSE ITS ALL THAT MAKES THEM SPECIAL.
I JUST SUCK DICK, IT'S NOT MY DEFINING FEATURE.
I miss mid to late 2000 before identity politics were a thing.
>>2341419
>reading
>>2341445
Great.
You mentioned three elements of Star Trek that serve to set up the scene.
Do you want me to start criticising how Zootopia's entire setup makes no sense because of any number of things the movie decided to ignore, like the fact that based on their diets a lot of animals would be incapable of evolving human like intelligence, no matter the time given to them?
I won't, because I know, like you do, that in order to get the story going, and showcase everything else, you need to gloss over just a few details. Like how the characters got where they were trying to go.
"You don't need to see Arthur Dent wake up and brush his teeth every morning" and all that.
>>2341472
Oh there definitely was, I'm not questioning that.
But acting like Star Trek has no research done, just because it incorporates a few fantastical elements?
It makes it sound like the person never even read a Science Fiction story in their life.
As soon as you move away from His Master's Voice, you have to incorporate some touch of fantasy.
Asimov has a good little speech about that on the Inside Star Trek disc somewhere. "Asimov's World of Science" or something like that.
>>2341495
i didnt imply that. they could work out something. maybe they could just hot dog it. maybe theres lube in the glove box
>>2341536
I've literally watched every episode of Star Trek. Star Trek did research, and discards it in the name of plot, which is fine, but Zootopia did research and used it to GROUND the plot which is something else entirely.
>>2341469
>>2341511
Gentlemen, I assure you, there are gay men who are just gay in addition to every other thing about them. It's much easier to find once you hit 30.
Believe me, when you can't look like a circuit kid any more or wake up at 9AM with your face full of ass-glitter and look okay by brunch, that "gay as central identity" takes a turn.
If anything? And I'm being serious. IF ANYTHING you should consider gay geek speed dating. It's a group of people willing to be enthusiastic about something other than their sexuality. They're just interested in meeting likeminded people who click.
Friends have had great success at comic-cons, though Rose City Comic-Con had the best reviews.
>>2341570
>maybe theres lube in the glove box
Anon ... please do not suggest they use motor oil. It's a bad idea all around.
And if the ZPD has anything other than Neosporin in the glove box, there's reason for great concern.
>>2341419
better safe than sorry.
Keeps it ambiguous and means less autistic rage on the part of everyone involved.
>>2341591
Oh right, it's a cop car. Can't wait for the next officer to use this car to take a whiff.
>>2341591
>Motor oil as lube
The thought just gave me the willies
>>2341394
Informed Judy is Best Judy
>>2341623
> less autistic rage
Maybe
> on the part of everyone involved
... I'm going to go out on a limb and say two Anons have voiced serious doubts about interspecies breeding. The majority shouldn't even be responding.
>>2341591
that wasnt the idea. not even all kinda of sex lube should be used in the butt, theres not a whole lot of things not intended for butt lube that can used as butt lube.
butt hey, what if the car was also used at one point by howzer? then you could have a callback to him being gay, and have buttlube there.
they dont know its there, maybe they look for something else, some napkins. and then "HOLY SHIT."
"what?! whats wrong?"
"youre never going to believe what i just found.. I think its howzers"
".....told you."
>>2341624
It's not a squad car. Who would do surveillance in a squad car?
>>2341282
I'm disappointed babe
>>2341651
It's Clawhauser, and I don't know. He's probably as ultra-closeted as a flaming cat can be.
>>2341176
WHERE IS THE NEXT PART?
>>2341571
>Ground for plot
Okay, let me start taking the plot apart then at the basis, shall I?
Zootopia!
Sprawling metropolis with animals of all shapes and sizes!
Let's take someone from here who's job is to work with computers, shall we?
If he's big, he's at a massive disadvantage.
Why?
Because there is no reason why his intellectual work should be worth any more than the intellectual work of someone much smaller than him. They're doing the same work. No reason any company should pay him more, or hire him if they can pay someone smaller less.
Why should smaller animals get paid less?
Because they need less.
Their houses use less raw materials. Their food uses less raw materials. Their cars use less fuel, their smartphones, lights, tv screens, etc are smaller, and need less electricity. They need less water for the plumbing.
Yet, all of these things, they get from a common, integrated source that feeds the entire city.
A hamster programmer will invariably have much more disposable income than an elephant programmer who does the same work, hell even if he does much better work, because they have different base needs.
There is no way to balance this. You cannot maintain a free market, and demand that a company explicitly hire "size-wise challenged" workers, who they'll have to pay a lot more, to cover those worker's basic needs.
Nor can you do it the other way, and artificially drive up the cost of everything smaller animals consume, without every industry starting to lean heavily to cater to that one specific demographic.
Zootopia is by default impossible unless it is an idyllic communist paradise with a planned economy.
Where was their research on that?
Guess it got thrown out in the name of plot.
>>2341672
oh, sorry, my bad.
well its enough to solve the issue and have an amusing callback.
honestly i dont like the idea clawhauser is so closested he doesnt do anything with anyone. it makes me sad. fluffy needs lovin too.
>>2341684
or animals stick to jobs that make sense, like the beavers being concrete and road workers using their tails to smooth out cement.
>>2341706
Riiight, so what was the core message of this movie again?
Can you tell me again how the elephant who biologically needs to consume about 1000% natural resources (if not more) will break into his dream job that is specifically designed around hamsters, because their greatest asset is their mind, while elephants are heavy lifters?
>>2341684
>>2341176
WHERE IS THE NEXT PART
>>2341492
Oh man this is amazing. I would seriously, SERIOUSLY, love to see her search terms, and what was generally going through her head.
>thinking about fox dick
>thinking about nick's dick
>questions start forming in her head as she's masturbating and thinking about pursuing a relationship with him
>time to hit FurPage
>>2341394
Keep it ambiguous
i'm eating ice cream and readinf spice and wolf, what are you doing while you wait for weaver , /trash/ ?
>>2341419
reading, it's sexier
>>2341731
the message is to TRY everything, but know your limitations. how would an elephant program exactly? the input device would have to be insanely big or neural, in which case it doesnt matter what you are. or maybe you shouldnt go that far into analyzing it (not the star trek person so I can say that) or perhaps they do have a fair economy for everyone because it's supposed to be a Utopia
