A new city, a new case—but the truth is more dangerous than ever.
Zootopia 2: Alrrion (2026) brings audiences back to the vibrant, multicultural world of talking animals—but this time, the city is different, and so is the danger. Officer Judy Hopps and her partner, Nick Wilde, are sent beyond the borders of Zootopia to the sprawling neighboring metropolis of Alrrion—a technologically advanced but socially divided city where something sinister is stirring beneath the surface.
In Alrrion, tensions between predator and prey are rising again—this time triggered by a mysterious virus that enhances aggression and memory loss. As Judy and Nick investigate, they uncover a black-market tech conspiracy that manipulates behavior through neural implants. Alrrion’s perfect image begins to fracture, revealing a darker truth: the city was built on secrets, and someone wants to keep them buried—no matter the cost.
Unlike the colorful optimism of Zootopia, Alrrion is sleeker, colder, and full of blurred lines. Political corruption, media manipulation, and surveillance paranoia create a tension that feels all too real. Judy’s unwavering belief in justice is tested like never before, while Nick must confront the part of his past he thought he left behind—his time working the underbelly of Alrrion’s black market.
With stunning visuals, mature themes, and a gripping mystery that appeals to both kids and adults, Zootopia 2: Alrrion is a bold sequel that evolves with its audience. It’s about trust in a world of lies, loyalty in the face of fear, and the fight to protect what makes us all different—and equal.