Video: Zootopia, but with no animals.

Today’s been kind of a downer of a day for me.  The sort of day that makes you question things, like “When will my life begin?” or Can anyone outfox the fox?”.   Or “What would Zootopia look like if you took away all the animals?”

Well, I didn’t ask that last question, but we got an answer anyways.

Someone by the name of Gianni The Best decided they would take the time to go through all of Zootopia frame-by-frame and remove all the frames that had any animals in them.  As it turns out, that removes a full 97{fc17e15ed6c8f701884a899a735d4ed94fc8cfa66fc2f404dd33f42f9afeb7a1} of the movie.

Really gives you a new perspective on the fact that each animal in Zootopia had hundreds of thousands of individually rendered hairs.  They really didn’t cut any corners, there was pretty much always at least one animal on screen at any time.  So props to you, Disney!  This random fact makes your awesome technology that much more impressive!

Check out the video after the break!

5 Comments

  1. What a fun video. It really made me laugh. Thanks for sharing this.

    However the way the video was described as being made was not accurate. This line should be changed from

    "all of Zootopia frame-by-frame and remove all the frames that didn't have any animals in them. As it turns out, that removes a full 97{fc17e15ed6c8f701884a899a735d4ed94fc8cfa66fc2f404dd33f42f9afeb7a1} of the movie. "

    To

    " all of Zootopia frame-by-frame and kept only the frames that didn't have any animals in them. As it turns out, that removes a full 97{fc17e15ed6c8f701884a899a735d4ed94fc8cfa66fc2f404dd33f42f9afeb7a1} of the movie. "

  2. Well, that got a lot shorter, didn't it? It reminds me of the YouTube clip that's the entire Bee Movie, but every time they say "bee", it speeds up. That wraps it up pretty quickly :D.

    Thanks for taking the time to post this, even though you're feeling down. What you do here brings a lot of smiles to people's faces, and I hope we can give that back to you today!

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