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Role in Zootopia: Crime Files. Nick is the male protagonist of the game. He and Judy (and the player) take part in every case and search for clues, interrogate suspects, and analyze evidence to solve more crimes. Disney Parks. Nick Wilde made his live debut at the premiere of Zootopia in early 2016, along with Judy Hopps. California Adventure
El Oficial Nicolas Piberius "Nick" Wilde[4] es un zorro macho y el deuteragonista de Zootopia. Él es el hijo de la Sra. Wilde y es actualmente un oficial de policía, además de ser el primer oficial zorro. El apellido de Nick, "Wilde", es un juego de palabras con la palabra "salvaje" en inglés…
Nick Wilde is the deuteragonist of Disney's 2016 animated feature film Zootopia. He is a con-artist fox in the city of Zootopia who finds himself compelled to aid Officer Judy Hopps, a rabbit, in her investigation. Despite their differences, Nick forms a friendship with Judy, who helps him...
Nick Wilde es el deuteragonista del largometraje animado de Disney de 2016, Zootopia. Es un zorro en la ciudad de Zootopia que se ve obligado a colaborar con la Oficial Judy Hopps , una conejita, en su investigación.
Historia. Judy Hopps conoce a Nick por primera vez mientras él está en el medio de una estafa, usando a Finnick para ganarse la simpatía del heladero y comprar una Jumbo Paleta. Engaña a Judy haciéndole creer que es un padre victimizado para tomar ventaja de su autoridad y tomar su dinero.
Nick Wilde : Tell me if this story sounds familiar: naive little hick with good grades and big ideas decides, "Hey look at me, I'm gonna move to Zootopia, where predators and prey live in harmony and sing Kumbaya!" Only to find, whoopsie: we don't all get along.
Officer Nicholas Piberius "Nick" Wilde [2] is the deuteragonist of Zootopia. He became the best friend and partner of Judy Hopps after helping her solve the case with the Night Howlers. Contents. 1 Background. 1.1 Early Life. 2 Zootopia. 2.1 Meeting Judy Hopps. 3 Personality. 4 Trivia. 5 References. Background. Early Life. “No, it's true.
