the original plot of Zootopia of the tame collar

I will download an audio mixer I promise

Imagine having major depressive disorder as a predator in this universe and just CONSTANTLY getting shocked. That must be GOD awful.

Imagine if you're a predator and someone you love just died and you're literally grieving for a loss and you keep getting shocked every time

OMG I JUST REALIZED SOMETHING predators giving birth would be extra painful because of the collar

Allegedly, this concept was scrapped because audiences had a hard time sympathising with Nick and found themselves attracted to Judy. If this or anything close to this version was the one shown to audiences, how the hell did that happen? Unless I they first modified this to be less dark later, I just can't get my head around how audiences could not sympathise with Nick in this version.

Proof that Disney would never do something too dark or challenging. This sounds so interesting and would have loved it but Zootopia in it of itself isn't that bad and it's a pretty good overall movie tbh. But man what I pay to see this version

I love the idea that they show how the shock collars not only are horrible and immoral, but also ineffectual, as the zootopia mafia can still do all their criminal activity and kill as they see fit just fine, the collar doesn't stop them from killing, it just stops them from feeling extreme emotions, and for some, that awakens a cold hardened killing machine within them.

im not a furry but, when i hear the concept "zootopia but nick wilde is the main protagonist" you dont know how much money i would give for that to be a movie

Honestly this plot is so much different then the original that I’m sure with different characters and a slight change up in the story this can be it’s own movie.

I love the movie we got but I would have loved this even MORE. The shock collars being put on predators because the prey feared them actually makes so much sense for this kind of world.

I like how in his loan applications, he makes a ton of jokes that unintentionally offend the others animals. Good ol disney times.

“A place—“ “Where everybody was naked!” For a dark plot this scene is hilarious

The saddest parts of this whole different plot that I see is the fact that in this world, in Zootopia, all Predators are deprived of happiness and living a normal life because of the fear of all over Prey. They didn't even wanna give Nick's Wildtimes theme park a chance because of their own selfishness for their own kind when they themselves show no chance for any Predators. It would've just been so sad which would've made you hope for the Predators to have their freedom all the way through the movie which would've been really cool.

The behind the scenes for Zootopia is very interesting, and I ultimately understand so many of the choices made...but goddamn that polar bear scene is INTENSE.

Can we just make this a real movie? It can be the prequel to Zootopia, just have to move some names around and I feel like it would be a perfect prequel to Zootopia!

In our world, we don't even put shock collars on our murderers in maximum security so the fact that everyone is apathetic with putting on shock collars even on children who come of age shows just how dark, twisted and cruel this original story was. This version of Zootopia was a really dark dystopia.

I love how they still had a breaking bad reference in both versions

always loved the scrapped version's plot more than the official, you can feel the love in these with every detail in the world, more grounding with the message it's trying to tell than a sheepish plot twist villain from what i can see thank you for covering this!

I'm sorry, I had to pause after I saw the bull in the china shop, lmao

This plot hits way harder then the final version. Like it does a hell of a better job at showing the race issues then the final script.