The sun hung lazily in the sky over Zootopia’s bustling Meadow Park, casting a warm glow on the vibrant greenery and the diverse crowd of animals enjoying the afternoon. Judy Hopps sat on a wooden bench, her uniform crisp, her ears tall and attentive, and her mind sharp as ever. Beside her, Nick Wilde lounged with his usual air of nonchalance, one arm slung over the back of the bench, his bushy tail flicking idly. He was recounting one of his many schemes from his hustling days—and Judy was only half-listening, her focus drifting to the park’s activity. “So, there I was,” Nick said, his voice dripping with his signature sly charm, “holding a ‘pawpsicle’ that wasn’t exactly… legal, and I had to think fast. You should’ve seen the look on the elephant’s face when—”“Nick,” Judy interrupted, her whiskers twitching with mild irritation. “Are you sure you should be sharing this with a cop? Like, me, specifically?”She turned to him, one eyebrow raised, only to freeze in place. Her wide eyes locked onto something that made her entire body stiffen. Her ears shot straight up, then drooped slightly as if recoiling. “Nick,” she hissed, her voice low but urgent, “what are you doing?”Nick tilted his head, his amber eyes glinting with mischief. “What? I’m just telling a story, Carrots. Don’t tell me you’re shocked by a little—”“Shut up!” Judy snapped, her cheeks flushing beneath her fur. She threw both paws up to shield her eyes, her heart racing. “Why are you naked?!”Nick blinked, then looked down at himself. His pants and underwear were pooled around his ankles, leaving his lean, orange-furred frame fully exposed—his toned legs, his bushy tail, and, most notably, his long, slightly twitching member on full display. “Oh,” he said casually, as if noticing the weather. “That.”“Oh?” Judy squeaked, still covering her eyes. “Nick, this is a public park! Put your pants back on!”Nick chuckled, the sound deep and easy, as if this were the most normal situation in the world. “Relax, Carrots. It’s just a little sunbathing. You ever think I might want to feel the breeze—”“Nick!” Judy hissed again, her voice rising despite her best efforts to keep it quiet. She peeked through her paws, only to immediately regret it. “I’m serious! Put your clothes on before someone sees!”Too late.A group of otter women walked by, their cheerful chatter abruptly ceasing as their eyes landed on Nick. One gasped, dropping her ice cream cone. Another choked on her soda, while the third simply stared, her eyes wide and her mouth agape. “Is that…?” one otter whispered.“Well, I’ll be,” another murmured, her voice tinged with both amusement and disbelief.Nick, ever the showman, gave them a little wave and a smirk. “Ladies.”Judy groaned, burying her face in her paws. “Oh my cod, Nick. This is a disaster.”The otters quickly moved on, giggling and whispering amongst themselves, but the damage was done. More heads were turning—rabbits, gazelles, even a sheep who immediately averted her eyes and muttered something about “indecency.” Judy’s ears burned hotter with each passing second.“Nick,” she said through gritted teeth, “we need to go. Right now.”Nick shrugged, his tail swishing lazily. “Why? It’s not like I’m hurting anyone. Besides, I’m just getting comfortable.”“Comfortable?!” Judy almost shrieked, her voice cracking. She glanced around, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “Nick, you’re exposing yourself! In public!”He leaned back, his smirk widening. “So? It’s not like you’ve never seen a fox before.”Judy’s cheeks flushed an even deeper shade of red. “That’s not the point! This is inappropriate, and embarrassing, and—and—” She stammered, her mind racing. “And you need to cover up!”Nick sighed dramatically, as if she were the one being unreasonable. “Fine, fine. If it’ll make you stop freaking out.” He reached down to pull up his pants, but as he did, the fabric slipped from his claws, falling back to the ground. “Oops.”“Nick!” Judy snapped, her voice rising despite her best efforts to keep it quiet. She glanced around, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “This is not okay!”Nick held up his paws in mock surrender. “Hey, it’s not my fault my pants have a mind of their own.”Judy groaned, her exasperation reaching its peak. “Fine. If you won’t fix this, I will.” She whipped off her police jacket, holding it out to him. “Here. Wrap this around yourself or something.”Nick raised an eyebrow, his smirk returning. “Aw, Carrots. You’re giving me your jacket? That’s almost… sweet.”“Just take it,” Judy insisted, shoving the jacket at him. Her ears twitched nervously as she glanced around, her cheeks still burning. “And hurry up before someone calls the—”Before she could finish, Nick reached for the jacket, but his claws snagged on the fabric, sending it flying out of his grasp. It landed in a nearby fountain with a wet plop.Judy stared at it, her jaw dropping. “Are you kidding me?”Nick shrugged sheepishly. “Uh… whoops?”“Nick!” Judy hissed, her voice rising despite her best efforts to keep it quiet. She glanced around, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “This is not okay!”Nick held up his paws in mock surrender. “Hey, it’s not my fault my pants have a mind of their own.”Judy groaned, her exasperation reaching its peak. “Fine. If you won’t fix this, I will.” She whipped off her police jacket, holding it out to him. “Here. Wrap this around yourself or something.”Nick raised an eyebrow, his smirk returning. “Aw, Carrots. You’re giving me your jacket? That’s almost… sweet.”“Just take it,” Judy insisted, shoving the jacket at him. Her ears twitched nervously as she glanced around, her cheeks still burning. “And hurry up before someone calls the—”Before she could finish, Nick reached for the jacket, but his claws snagged on the fabric, sending it flying out of his grasp. It landed in a nearby fountain with a wet plop.Judy stared at it, her jaw dropping. “Are you kidding me?”Nick shrugged sheepishly. “Uh… whoops?”Judy groaned, pinching the bridge of her nose. “This is a nightmare.” She glanced around again, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “Nick, we have to go.”Nick hesitated, his usual bravado faltering slightly. “Look, Carrots, I didn’t mean to—”“Don’t,” Judy said sharply, cutting him off. “Just… don’t. We’ll figure this out later. Right now, we need to move.”She grabbed his paw, dragging him off the bench and into a nearby alley, her ears still burning and her mind racing. Nick stumbled after her, his pants still around his ankles, his bushy tail swishing awkwardly. “Carrots,” he said, his voice uncharacteristically soft, “I’m sorry. I didn’t think—”“Think?!” Judy snapped, rounding on him. Her eyes blazed with frustration, but beneath it, there was a flicker of something else—concern, maybe, or even hurt. “Nick, you never think! You just… do! And now we’re in this mess, and—”She stopped herself, taking a deep breath to steady her nerves. “Just… cover yourself, okay? Please?”Nick nodded, his expression uncharacteristically serious. “Yeah. Okay.”He reached down again, this time managing to pull up his pants, but as he did, a loud rip echoed through the alley. He froze, looking down at the torn seam running up his leg. Judy groaned, burying her face in her paws. “This can’t be happening.”

The sun hung lazily in the sky over Zootopia’s bustling Meadow Park, casting a warm glow on the vibrant greenery and the diverse crowd of animals enjoying the afternoon. Judy Hopps sat on a wooden bench, her uniform crisp, her ears tall and attentive, and her mind sharp as ever. Beside her, Nick Wilde lounged with his usual air of nonchalance, one arm slung over the back of the bench, his bushy tail flicking idly. He was recounting one of his many schemes from his hustling days—and Judy was only half-listening, her focus drifting to the park’s activity. 

“So, there I was,” Nick said, his voice dripping with his signature sly charm, “holding a ‘pawpsicle’ that wasn’t exactly… *legal*, and I had to think fast. You should’ve seen the look on the elephant’s face when—”

“Nick,” Judy interrupted, her whiskers twitching with mild irritation. “Are you sure you should be sharing this with a cop? Like, *me*, specifically?”

She turned to him, one eyebrow raised, only to freeze in place. Her wide eyes locked onto something that made her entire body stiffen. Her ears shot straight up, then drooped slightly as if recoiling. “*Nick*,” she hissed, her voice low but urgent, “what are you *doing*?”

Nick tilted his head, his amber eyes glinting with mischief. “What? I’m just telling a story, Carrots. Don’t tell me you’re *shocked* by a little—”

“Shut up!” Judy snapped, her cheeks flushing beneath her fur. She threw both paws up to shield her eyes, her heart racing. “Why are you *naked*?!”

Nick blinked, then looked down at himself. His pants and underwear were pooled around his ankles, leaving his lean, orange-furred frame fully exposed—his toned legs, his bushy tail, and, most notably, his _long, slightly twitching member_ on full display. “Oh,” he said casually, as if noticing the weather. “That.”

“*Oh?*” Judy squeaked, still covering her eyes. “Nick, this is a *public park*! Put your pants back on!”

Nick chuckled, the sound deep and easy, as if this were the most normal situation in the world. “Relax, Carrots. It’s just a little sunbathing. You ever think I might want to feel the breeze—”

“Nick!” Judy hissed again, her voice rising despite her best efforts to keep it quiet. She peeked through her paws, only to immediately regret it. “I’m serious! Put your *clothes* on before someone sees!”

Too late.

A group of otter women walked by, their cheerful chatter abruptly ceasing as their eyes landed on Nick. One gasped, dropping her ice cream cone. Another choked on her soda, while the third simply stared, her eyes wide and her mouth agape. 

“Is that…?” one otter whispered.

“Well, I’ll be,” another murmured, her voice tinged with both amusement and disbelief.

Nick, ever the showman, gave them a little wave and a smirk. “Ladies.”

Judy groaned, burying her face in her paws. “Oh my *cod*, Nick. This is a disaster.”

The otters quickly moved on, giggling and whispering amongst themselves, but the damage was done. More heads were turning—rabbits, gazelles, even a sheep who immediately averted her eyes and muttered something about “indecency.” Judy’s ears burned hotter with each passing second.

“Nick,” she said through gritted teeth, “we need to *go*. Right now.”

Nick shrugged, his tail swishing lazily. “Why? It’s not like I’m hurting anyone. Besides, I’m just getting comfortable.”

“Comfortable?!” Judy almost shrieked, her voice cracking. She glanced around, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “Nick, you’re *exposing* yourself! In *public*!”

He leaned back, his smirk widening. “So? It’s not like you’ve never seen a fox before.”

Judy’s cheeks flushed an even deeper shade of red. “That’s not the *point*! This is inappropriate, and embarrassing, and—and—” She stammered, her mind racing. “And you need to *cover up*!”

Nick sighed dramatically, as if she were the one being unreasonable. “Fine, fine. If it’ll make you stop freaking out.” He reached down to pull up his pants, but as he did, the fabric slipped from his claws, falling back to the ground. “Oops.”

“*Nick!*” Judy snapped, her voice rising despite her best efforts to keep it quiet. She glanced around, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “This is *not* okay!”

Nick held up his paws in mock surrender. “Hey, it’s not my fault my pants have a mind of their own.”

Judy groaned, her exasperation reaching its peak. “Fine. If you won’t fix this, I will.” She whipped off her police jacket, holding it out to him. “Here. Wrap this around yourself or something.”

Nick raised an eyebrow, his smirk returning. “Aw, Carrots. You’re giving me your jacket? That’s almost… sweet.”

“Just *take it*,” Judy insisted, shoving the jacket at him. Her ears twitched nervously as she glanced around, her cheeks still burning. “And hurry up before someone calls the—”

Before she could finish, Nick reached for the jacket, but his claws snagged on the fabric, sending it flying out of his grasp. It landed in a nearby fountain with a wet *plop*.

Judy stared at it, her jaw dropping. “Are you *kidding* me?”

Nick shrugged sheepishly. “Uh… whoops?”

“Nick!” Judy hissed, her voice rising despite her best efforts to keep it quiet. She glanced around, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “This is *not* okay!”

Nick held up his paws in mock surrender. “Hey, it’s not my fault my pants have a mind of their own.”

Judy groaned, her exasperation reaching its peak. “Fine. If you won’t fix this, I will.” She whipped off her police jacket, holding it out to him. “Here. Wrap this around yourself or something.”

Nick raised an eyebrow, his smirk returning. “Aw, Carrots. You’re giving me your jacket? That’s almost… sweet.”

“Just *take it*,” Judy insisted, shoving the jacket at him. Her ears twitched nervously as she glanced around, her cheeks still burning. “And hurry up before someone calls the—”

Before she could finish, Nick reached for the jacket, but his claws snagged on the fabric, sending it flying out of his grasp. It landed in a nearby fountain with a wet *plop*.

Judy stared at it, her jaw dropping. “Are you *kidding* me?”

Nick shrugged sheepishly. “Uh… whoops?”

Judy groaned, pinching the bridge of her nose. “This is a *nightmare*.” She glanced around again, her heart sinking as she noticed more and more animals staring. A group of teenage rabbits were pointing and laughing, while a pair of gazelles exchanged disapproving looks. “Nick, we *have to go*.”

Nick hesitated, his usual bravado faltering slightly. “Look, Carrots, I didn’t mean to—”

“Don’t,” Judy said sharply, cutting him off. “Just… don’t. We’ll figure this out later. Right now, we need to *move*.”

She grabbed his paw, dragging him off the bench and into a nearby alley, her ears still burning and her mind racing. Nick stumbled after her, his pants still around his ankles, his bushy tail swishing awkwardly. 

“Carrots,” he said, his voice uncharacteristically soft, “I’m sorry. I didn’t think—”

“*Think?!*” Judy snapped, rounding on him. Her eyes blazed with frustration, but beneath it, there was a flicker of something else—concern, maybe, or even hurt. “Nick, you *never* think! You just… *do*! And now we’re in this mess, and—”

She stopped herself, taking a deep breath to steady her nerves. “Just… cover yourself, okay? Please?”

Nick nodded, his expression uncharacteristically serious. “Yeah. Okay.”

He reached down again, this time managing to pull up his pants, but as he did, a loud *rip* echoed through the alley. He froze, looking down at the torn seam running up his leg. 

Judy groaned, burying her face in her paws. “This can’t be happening.”

In the bustling city of Zootopia, a public park encounter takes an unexpected turn when Nick Wilde, a cunning fox, impulsively strips down, exposing his anthropomorphic features to the shock and amusement of passersby.
Judy Hopps, his determined and perfectionist partner, grapples with the humiliation and chaos of the situation.
As they navigate the public reaction, Judy and Nick’s awkward interactions and failed attempts to cover up add to the comedic and chaotic tone.
Themes of exhibitionism, reluctance, and nonconformity are explored as Judy’s drive to catch a thief and Nick’s charismatic vulnerability are tested in this 18+ humorous and awkward situation.

Nick's Naked Chase Through Zootopia

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