Zootopia 2 Sneak Peek: Watch Jason Bateman Master Nick Wilde’s Voice!

Zootopia 2 Clip Reveals How Jason Bateman Perfects Nick Wilde's Voice

The eagerly awaited Zootopia 2 is now accessible via Digital platforms, and its home release is brimming with exciting features for fans. Continuing the narrative from the 2016 blockbuster, this sequel from Disney, which has shattered box office records, sees Judy Hopps (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (voiced by Jason Bateman) facing challenges in their nascent partnership due to their unconventional investigative techniques. The plot thickens with their new ally, Gary De’Snake (voiced by Ke Huy Quan), drawing them into a conspiracy far greater than they anticipated.

Since its debut in November, Zootopia 2 has amassed over $1 billion worldwide and has been nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Picture. Following its successful cinematic run, the film is now available on digital platforms like Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. In celebration of its digital release, ScreenRant is featuring an exclusive clip from the “The Zookeepers” bonus content:

While Zootopia 2 is not the only Disney movie to create a lasting affection for its characters, Judy and Nick have certainly made a significant impact on pop culture, rivaling many contemporary releases. The directors, Byron Howard and Jared Bush, are seen in the bonus clip encouraging the actors to immerse themselves fully into their roles by using the “efforts bar” on their script stands, enhancing the authenticity of the vocal performances. This technique helps make the vibrant world of Zootopia 2 feel expansive and real.

In the clip, Jason Bateman is captured perfecting his enthusiastic declaration of “Hopps and Wilde,” while Ginnifer Goodwin and newcomer Fortune Feimster, who voices Nibbles Maplestick, also make full use of their efforts bars. These additional physical actions lend a genuine feel to the onscreen characters, ensuring the film’s universe is believably animated.

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A Closer Look At Zootopia 2’s Home Release Features



Zootopia 2 SteelBook cover design
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The range of deleted scenes and bonus features varies by retailer, but here are some highlights:

Deleted Scenes

  • What’s In the Box?
  • Where Are They Now?
  • Animal Hospital
  • Welcome to the Team
  • Desert Festival
  • Clawhauser Tracks Judy
  • A Plight at the Museum
  • Clawhauser’s Family

Bonus Features

  • The Zookeepers — Join writer/director Jared Bush and director Byron Howard for an exclusive tour of Walt Disney Animation Studios. Discover behind-the-scenes insights as they introduce the talented team that brought the film to life.
  • A City of Stars — Learn about the stellar voice cast of Zootopia 2, featuring insights from the filmmakers on the joy of having the original cast return and the process of casting new characters.
  • Everybody Can Draw! — Draw along with Animation Supervisor Benson Shum as he discusses his role in Zootopia 2 and teaches viewers how to sketch the beloved new character, Nibbles.
  • Zoo-prising Secrets — Explore hidden references and characters from other Walt Disney Animation Studios films scattered throughout the movie, along with interesting trivia.
  • Wilde Times in the Booth — Step into the recording booth and experience the fun and laughter as the cast brings their characters to life.
  • The Treat Trolley — Meet the dedicated team behind the Treat Trolley that keeps the studio artists energized with snacks and smiles.
  • “Zoo” Music Video by Shakira — Enjoy the new song “Zoo” by Shakira, celebrating the themes of friendship and adventure in a vibrant music video.

Zootopia 2 is now available to rent or buy on Digital, and will soon be released on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD on March 3.

Explore our exclusive interviews for the film:

  • Zootopia 2 Creative Team
  • Ginnifer Goodwin & Jason Bateman
  • Ke Huy Quan & Fortune Feimster
  • Byron Howard, Jared Bush & Yvett Merino
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