Yes! In the scene (after Nick and Judy get Gary as their sidekick), we then see a white dog (Maltese dog) in Kim Wing-Un's throne as her pet. Kim Wing-Un explained to her pet dog that she would rule over Zootopia and kill Gary. Suddenly, the white dog goes away. Despite no effort, Kim Wing-Un then tells her army to get rid of her pet white dog. Suddenly, a secretary bird appears, stomping on the white dog with her claws. The secretary bird then yells to the white dog, "Blood... FOR BLOOD!!!!", the secretary bird kills the white dog by breaking the neck, causing the white dog to die, only to be eaten by her white tigers, chimpanzees, hyenas, polar bears, vultures, secretary birds, and crocodiles. This scene will be a combination of The Babadook (2014) and Mufasa: The Lion King (2024).
No, no one has been raped because this sequel in the Zootopia franchise features birds, reptiles, amphibians, primates, and marine animals, expanding beyond the all-mammal cast of the original.
No, not all animals die. This sequel features a diverse range of animals, including birds, reptiles, amphibians, primates, and marine creatures, but the animal that dies is Kim Wing-Un's dog.
YES! Kim Wing-Un's dog (Maltese dog) was dead and was killed by a secretary bird but was fed to Kim Wing-Un's white tigers, chimpanzees, hyenas, polar bears, vultures, secretary birds, and crocodiles.
Well, during the final battle, all the dogs (in Nick, Gary, and Judy's side, along with the mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, primates, and marine animals) fight Kim Wing-Un's wolves.
Yes. In this scene, we see Kim Wing-Un's Maltese dog dead as food for Kim Wing-Un's white tigers, chimpanzees, hyenas, polar bears, vultures, secretary birds, and crocodiles.
Yes. In the Taming Party scene (deleted from Zootopia into the sequel), the tame collar zaps Tammy. The crowd gasps and we see the monkeys and a python with peacocks on the left side again as shocked followed by meerkats, an emu, a coyote, and a kangaroo in a crowd of crocodiles, chimpanzees, hyenas, falcons, snakes, peacocks, vultures, and frogs on the right side as shocked before Nick fights Tammy. Nick scratches Tammy's snout and bites Tammy's tail. Finally, Tammy gets angry and runs away from Nick.
Yes. After the Taming Party scene (with Tammy the spectacled caiman and Maria the ostrich), Nick and Judy rush into the room. Nick and Judy talk to Gary the blue viper about how he's the villain. After Nick and Judy's conversation with Gary, Gary was sad but angry. Gary the viper yelled to Nick and Judy, "I AM NOT MEAN! I AM NOT A VILLAIN! KIM WING-UN IS OUR ENEMY! SHE IS THE TURKEY VULTURE WHO WANTS TO KILL ME AND ALL OF ZOOTOPIA! But I am a good friend. I am... a superhero!" and Gary collapses because his truth is real.
Yes, this sequel has snakes, but the new animals are lemurs, penguins, snakes, seals, walruses, chameleons, crocodiles, chimpanzees, hyenas, falcons, ostriches, koi fish, servals, toucans, eagles, hawks, baboons, gorillas, salamanders, peacocks, vultures, and frogs.
Yes. Nick tells the viewers that "The vulture is on the loose!" and we then see Kim Wing-Un the turkey vulture in a grim reaper costume using her glowing yellow eyes along with a large army of spotted hyenas, jackals, chimpanzees (with torches), crocodiles, vultures, wolves, white tigers, snowy owls, marabou storks, cobras, polar bears (with torches like the chimps), and snow leopards.
Yes, of course. The dolphin tattoos come to life with passing gas on the penguin's belly. This scene is reused and is based on The Dolphin: Story of a Dreamer.