Zootopia, released in 2016, quickly became a beloved animated film with a vast and diverse world of anthropomorphic animals. Among the captivating characters, two individuals who captured the imaginations of fans around the world were Jack and Skye, originally seen in concept art. These characters, though scrapped from the final release, have found life and fervor through fan art and comics.

Their absence from the big screen hasn't stopped fans from embracing their personalities and potential. Fans across the globe have speculated on the dynamic narratives these characters could enrich. Imagine Jack, a cunning yet compassionate figure, and Skye, with her intelligent and resourceful nature, solving mysteries in the vibrant city of Zootopia. Their addition would not only add depth to the storyline but also serve as a nod to the dedicated fan community that has nurtured their existence.

We understand that the process of filmmaking involves difficult decisions, but the love from the fan base for Jack and Skye is undeniable. Their presence in future Zootopia projects offers an opportunity to explore exciting new plot lines that portray teamwork, friendship, and justice—all timeless themes that Zootopia stands for.

By introducing Jack and Skye officially, Disney can continue to bridge the gap between fan engagement and creative storytelling. These characters have been built upon with love and dedication by their admirers, and bringing them to life on screen could be both rewarding and financially beneficial, given their already significant following.

As fans, we respectfully urge Disney to consider the inclusion of Jack and Skye in the upcoming sequels or spin-offs of Zootopia. Their story deserves to be told to a broader audience, ensuring their legacy within the beloved franchise. United in our passion and creativity, we believe that our voices can make a difference.

Please sign this petition to bring Jack and Skye into the canon of Zootopia. Your support can show Disney how much these characters mean to their global audience, and the potential they hold for future stories.