The aristocratic fox stopped right in front of the dirty, grey bunny in shackles, wearing a slight smile on his muzzle. "Rejoice, because as of today you are my property, rabbit." Judy Hopps clenched her paws and, not paying attention to the surrounding guards, servants and slave traders, spat right into his face. "I do not belong to anyone, you bastard." She snarled defiantly.

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.

Sequel to "A Hopps, Skip, and a Fox." Judy's trying to hide it, Nick's trying to deny it, and somewhere in Zootopia, a new threat is imminent.

She's a veteran cop. He's a perennial ragamuffin. That's all there is to it, as far as she cares. Then, something happens that Detective Hopps can't explain or accept. The smug fox she knows and tries to ignore comes to her aid with lightening pulled from the wires and graffiti that snarls. Now, she has to decide; run like hell, or embrace the barbed wire dreams.

Z-Harmony is a new dating website that allows mammals to meet one another without knowing each other's species. The website advertises that sometimes the love of your life is in the last place you look. Judy Hopps is feeling lonely in the big city, so she takes a chance by logging on with some guy named Nick. (This story is slowly being re-uploaded onto this account)

Judy Hopps graduates from the ZPD Academy faster than anyone at City Hall anticipated. Without any support or equipment ready in time, Chief Bogo has to come up with some way other than parking duty to keep the rabbit out of his horns. What job can he give the junior officer that will send her running back to her burrow? Why, the most thankless of all: Undercover Duty.

"My father can crunch numbers all he wants. I know that if I survive my next two reapings I will not be working in the bakery." Peeta and Katniss are not the tributes for the 74th Hunger Games, but it doesn't make their love story easy. Non-reaped Everlark/canon-divergence. Cover by Ro Nordmann.

"Oh, I'll be fine. I don't feel like murdering him with a fork or anything. Much. I'll get back to you in the morning." Judy receives another grim reminder that she's single. Nick tries his best to help, in his own way. Based on a true story. Eventually Wilde/Hopps.

Working for the ZPD is a demanding job, especially when you are the first of your kind on the force. Although Nick and Judy make an effective team, trying to balance the demands of work while still maintaining a social life is a challenge of all its own—especially in the face of social pressures brought by living in a city still recovering from pred/prey tensions.

Prince Nicholas Wilde now has the Region of Foxhollow to rule. A fact he's...impartial about. But his royal life is turned upside down when he receives a gift with long ears and a cottontail. Romance, bloodshed, betrayal, tolerance, and more are in store for the predator and prey who are about to change history.

"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 and Judy are on the case of another missing mammal after one-half of Zootopia's darling couple and the face of the interspecies movement disappears under suspicious circumstances. Along the way, what they discover will hit a little too close to home about themselves and their own partnership.