At which part of the conquest do we start?
Only the city of Zootopia stands.
Most of their world has already been conquered by those strange furless animals that called themselves humans, they aren't that strong themselves but their technology was powerful enough to force even the bigger and stronger animals to submit, the only remaining human civilization that still remained resisting against them was the city of zootopia thanks to being their most advanced and biggest city, making it harder to totally conquered without killing most of them, which would be a waste of great infrastructure and slave resources.
Who're we following?
Judy hoops trying to infiltrate to a human facility to liberate some animals
73.9% (17 votes)
Nick Wilde being forcefully feminized after being captured.
47.8% (11 votes)
Finnick being turned into the pet of a human woman
21.7% (5 votes)
Chief bogo being pumped with tons of aphrodisiac drugs that made him a lustful mindless beast, to be used to torture and break any resisting animal.
4.3% (1 vote)
Jack Savage, super secret agent bunny man, trying to foil an attempts by humans to invade the city by burrying underground.
0% (0 votes)
Skye, a super skilled mechanic fox woman, being forced to design perverted sex toys to use on her fellow animals.
26.1% (6 votes)
Dawn bellweather betraying the animals by telling the humans the best way to invade the city, just so she may get a better position over the rest of the animals after they're conquered.
47.8% (11 votes)
Francine Pennington, The nudist elephant, submitting herself to the humans willingly, because she was actually wishing to be totally owned and dominated, the idea ecxited her.
34.8% (8 votes)
Mrs. Wilde, being forced to crossbreed with her own son.
34.8% (8 votes)
others
17.4% (4 votes)
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