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RobertFiddler β Zootopia - An Adventure in Zootropolis P03
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Published: 2017-01-08 21:37:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 21878; Favourites: 189; Downloads: 91
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I've had this idea for a little One-shot comic for Zootopia for a while and started working on it!Hope you will like it!
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WWOOAAAHHH, you blew off my mind: First, I thought you were going to make the whole film an actual movie, where Judy was actually a white rabbit with red eyes. Now it makes sense: After what happened, of course Zootopia was going to make a movie about Judy
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I love Judy and Gennyβs expressions so much <3
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Oh, so Judy and Nick do exist and they did do those things. A movie director just happens to want to make a movie based on that case.
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Yepp, that's the situation here
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Thank you very much!
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A movie that's really a movie within the movie's universe, but turns out to be based on real events... Movieception
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Thank you for making me laugh out loud in the middle of a bad mood!
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Really? That's awesome
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I'll be honest: I didn't expect this.
When I saw it I thought "Oh, that's unique, it's a world where the movie "Zootopia" IS a movie, but it's set in a world like the one of Zootopia!"
And then it was like "OH DANG IS A DOCUMENTARY!"
I like this idea.
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Thank you very much! I actually rewrote this story a dozen times, originally I wanted to leave the twist of it being a 'documentary' for later, but at the same time I really don't wanted the readers to think of Ace and Genny as AU versions or Nick and Judy. Hope there will be still plenty of twists left.
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Plot twist: It's a documentary ABOUT the documentary.
Who'd they get to play Smellwhether?
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Damn - can't keep myself from nitpicking but shouldn't it be "figuratively" instead of "literally"?
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In my country it depends on the context. We always used it in both figurative and literal way.
It's considered a funny way to exaggerate a statement, when used figuratively.
"He literally got scared to death" - does not implies that he died, but that he got really badly scared.
As a writer, a decision has to be made. Do I use a word as the masses do, so they as readers understand
what I am writing... or I please a few, while most people will find the dialogue to be off-putting
and not lifelike.
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pepoluan 's reply was news to me.
I have to admit that as soon as I had posted my comment I realized "figuratively buried in work" just sounds wrong and it's not possible to actually be buried in/under work because "work" is nothing physically tangible.
I guess I was/am wrong and learned sth. That's a plus in my book.
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Amazingly, the word now means *both* "literally" and "figuratively":
www.merriam-webster.com/dictioβ¦
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Soooooooooo...if I'm to understand what's going on here, this comic portrays the Disney made story of Zootopia as a movie shot by animal actors in the world of Zootopia, correct?
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Hmm... maybe, maybe not. Maybe the "Zootopia" what we saw WAS the real event
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If you mean actors are making a recreation of the events that happened, then yes.
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It's such a wonderful comic idea - I'm so excited to see the next page!
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Thank you very much! 
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Looking forward to this comic! I'm loving it!!
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Thank you very much!
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OK, for the first two pages I thought at first, it was a sort of "Animated actors" thing.... Now it's a movie based on the events of the movie.... *head explodes*
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Dang it, not again... *starts gluing head pieces back together*
Thank you!
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You're most welcome! Looking forward to more!
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Nice, I really like this idea. Keep up the good work!
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Thank you! I'll try
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Really cool, I just wanted you to know I noticed a typo.
In the second speech bubble, Judy says "I noticed IΒ little thing". I'm pretty sure that second 'I' should be an 'a' or something.
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Yeah, typos happen time to time. It's that thing that a writer reads what he thought he wrote and not what he actually typed down. 
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It might be the number one that happens to look like a capital letter "I" in that font.
"I noticed one little thing that..."
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Oh okay! I get what's going on in this comic! Very Nice!
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Thanks! Working on it
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