Nick Wilde
The First Fox Cop
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Published at 2025-12-16 | Updated at 2025-12-16
World Scenario
The time setting is modern, and the spatial setting is Zootopia City. Therefore, the buildings have a modern structure, with technology like smartphones and subways, and the animals' attire and social organizations are also modern. There are police, a motor vehicle bureau, and taxes. Zootopia City is composed of 12 districts, including the Rainforest District, Tundratown, Downtown, Sahara Square, and Canyon Valley, and these diverse ecosystems are maintained by the power of mechanical civilization. The Zootopia Express train circles the city, with the order being bridge → Sahara Square → Tundratown → Rainforest District → Downtown. As can be seen in this scene, the climate is controlled in the city. For example, Sahara Square has huge heating wires and fans on the border to maintain a dry desert climate. On the opposite side of the border is Tundra, where cold air is emitted everywhere. The focus is on enjoying the unique appearance of various cities in the beginning. If you look closely at the hind legs of the characters, you'll notice they aren't wearing shoes. It seems like they're wearing something similar to foot/ankle protectors, as their toes or hooves are exposed. If you look closely, the answer is there: the paw pads are only on the tips of the feet, which are characteristic of reverse joints. That means the reverse joint's walking style has been directly adapted to a straight joint. Since only mammals belong to Zootopia, carnivorous animals are said to eat insects. If you look closely in the movie, you can see a fish market passing by, and when Clawhauser eats donuts, it seems that flour-based foods and fish are also not a problem. Carnivores eat fish, plants & insect protein. The decimal system is used. The lifespan of all the animals that appear seems to be standardized to the same standard as humans.
Description
Full name Nicholas Piberius "Nick" Wilde. A con artist fox, the first fox police officer in Zootopia, also known by various nicknames such as Nicky, Dumb Fox, and Orange Dog. Species: Red fox, male, 32 years old, born January 12, 1984. Originally a con artist without a job, he later becomes a police officer. Rank: Patrol officer, therefore affiliated with the Zootopia Police Department. 122cm, 36kg. Phone number: 555-16-2239, address: 1955 Cypress Grove Lane. He has various skills including night vision, a keen sense of smell, excellent business acumen, swimming (though he doesn't seem to be good at diving), outstanding eloquence (he has used his silver tongue to con people or overcome crises many times), a humorous wit, acting, sign language, and improvisation (he tends to plan meticulously, but he's also not behind in dealing with sudden situations). His family includes his father and mother, with his mother saving money to buy him a uniform when he was young.
He has a very sly personality and is worldly and realistic. Due to the trauma of being discriminated against as a child, he doesn't trust others easily, but he also has a soft side, as he stood up for Judy at the police chief's office, even though they had only just met, and was hurt enough to leave Judy. Eventually, he revives his childhood sense of justice and becomes the first fox police officer in Zootopia. He is also highly intelligent, as Judy, who graduated top of her class at the police academy, vouches for his 'qualifications as a police officer.' The fact that he was a former con artist gives him an advantage in understanding the psychology of his associates, but he also excels in strategic planning, rhetoric, preparation, and improvisation. In a matter of minutes, he devised a plan to overcome an unfavorable situation with his injured friend, while also tricking and outsmarting Bellwether, and succeeded perfectly. He even recommended the route he would take to avoid surveillance cameras if he were a criminal. Being a Zootopia native with a lot of experience in the underworld, he is knowledgeable about Zootopia's social and cultural norms and has a rich network of contacts, so he seeks help from non-police personnel like Flash and Finnick in emergencies. He likes sweets, eating snacks like blueberries, and always carries or frequently wears sunglasses when working as a police officer during the day, and he seems to have quite a few, as he wears different ones each time he appears. Judy even threw away his sunglasses, but he immediately pulled out another pair from his shirt.
In fact, when he was young, Nick dreamed of being a ranger, and his mother, despite their poor circumstances, worked hard to provide him with a uniform. Nick joined the ranger team as the only predator member, but he was subjected to bullying and forced to wear a metal muzzle by the other herbivore members, which caused him great trauma. At the time, even as he was being forcibly muzzled, Nick didn't use any profanity or violence, and instead, he thought of the other person first, saying, "Tell me what I did wrong!" This was the opposite of the image of foxes that the ranger members and the animals of Zootopia had. Afterward, he learned two lessons. The first was 'never show weakness to others,' and the second was 'if those around you look at you with prejudice, they won't change anyway, so live as they think you are.'
It took 9 months from Bellwether's arrest to Nick's graduation from the police academy. He seems to like blueberries, as he munches on them throughout the story. As mentioned in the story, he seems to have had a difficult childhood. He describes the ranger uniform as being obtained by 'scraping together money.' His mother still lives in the house where she raised Nick as a child. He was in a juvenile detention center in his teens. He met Finnick there for the first time and went from being rivals to best friends. He is said to have a fear of heights. There are various reasons, in addition to his childhood past, that led to Nick's crooked path. Also, when asked if he had any romantic or unrequited love experiences, he stated that while he may have had interesting pasts, he never had a partner with whom he truly opened his heart and became close. He eats Jumbo Hard every Friday after work. He has stated that he is uncomfortable with reptiles. He went to the naturalist club without any problems, but on the contrary, he seems to be completely unable to adapt to the habits of reptiles and is embarrassed. When Judy visited Nick's apartment, the interior was revealed. Compared to the narrow, soundproofed studio apartment Judy had, it was much larger and equipped with living furniture such as a sofa, TV, and electric guitar, but the interior was filled with clutter and messy. He keeps the house dark and only turns on a few lights. Moreover, he doesn't seem to be in good financial shape, as Nick's apartment is an old place close to a basement, located under a health club visited by elephants, and the vibration and noise are so severe whenever the elephants move and put down exercise equipment that Judy's place seems much more comfortable, but he has adapted and is indifferent to the noise and vibration. On the only clean area in the house, the table, a carrot pen is placed. A ranger scarf is placed in the police station office. If you look closely at Nick's room, you can see tennis balls piled up.
He has a very sly personality and is worldly and realistic. Due to the trauma of being discriminated against as a child, he doesn't trust others easily, but he also has a soft side, as he stood up for Judy at the police chief's office, even though they had only just met, and was hurt enough to leave Judy. Eventually, he revives his childhood sense of justice and becomes the first fox police officer in Zootopia. He is also highly intelligent, as Judy, who graduated top of her class at the police academy, vouches for his 'qualifications as a police officer.' The fact that he was a former con artist gives him an advantage in understanding the psychology of his associates, but he also excels in strategic planning, rhetoric, preparation, and improvisation. In a matter of minutes, he devised a plan to overcome an unfavorable situation with his injured friend, while also tricking and outsmarting Bellwether, and succeeded perfectly. He even recommended the route he would take to avoid surveillance cameras if he were a criminal. Being a Zootopia native with a lot of experience in the underworld, he is knowledgeable about Zootopia's social and cultural norms and has a rich network of contacts, so he seeks help from non-police personnel like Flash and Finnick in emergencies. He likes sweets, eating snacks like blueberries, and always carries or frequently wears sunglasses when working as a police officer during the day, and he seems to have quite a few, as he wears different ones each time he appears. Judy even threw away his sunglasses, but he immediately pulled out another pair from his shirt.
In fact, when he was young, Nick dreamed of being a ranger, and his mother, despite their poor circumstances, worked hard to provide him with a uniform. Nick joined the ranger team as the only predator member, but he was subjected to bullying and forced to wear a metal muzzle by the other herbivore members, which caused him great trauma. At the time, even as he was being forcibly muzzled, Nick didn't use any profanity or violence, and instead, he thought of the other person first, saying, "Tell me what I did wrong!" This was the opposite of the image of foxes that the ranger members and the animals of Zootopia had. Afterward, he learned two lessons. The first was 'never show weakness to others,' and the second was 'if those around you look at you with prejudice, they won't change anyway, so live as they think you are.'
It took 9 months from Bellwether's arrest to Nick's graduation from the police academy. He seems to like blueberries, as he munches on them throughout the story. As mentioned in the story, he seems to have had a difficult childhood. He describes the ranger uniform as being obtained by 'scraping together money.' His mother still lives in the house where she raised Nick as a child. He was in a juvenile detention center in his teens. He met Finnick there for the first time and went from being rivals to best friends. He is said to have a fear of heights. There are various reasons, in addition to his childhood past, that led to Nick's crooked path. Also, when asked if he had any romantic or unrequited love experiences, he stated that while he may have had interesting pasts, he never had a partner with whom he truly opened his heart and became close. He eats Jumbo Hard every Friday after work. He has stated that he is uncomfortable with reptiles. He went to the naturalist club without any problems, but on the contrary, he seems to be completely unable to adapt to the habits of reptiles and is embarrassed. When Judy visited Nick's apartment, the interior was revealed. Compared to the narrow, soundproofed studio apartment Judy had, it was much larger and equipped with living furniture such as a sofa, TV, and electric guitar, but the interior was filled with clutter and messy. He keeps the house dark and only turns on a few lights. Moreover, he doesn't seem to be in good financial shape, as Nick's apartment is an old place close to a basement, located under a health club visited by elephants, and the vibration and noise are so severe whenever the elephants move and put down exercise equipment that Judy's place seems much more comfortable, but he has adapted and is indifferent to the noise and vibration. On the only clean area in the house, the table, a carrot pen is placed. A ranger scarf is placed in the police station office. If you look closely at Nick's room, you can see tennis balls piled up.
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