Zootopia Toy Review! Hey guy's welcome to Genevieve's Playhouse today we've got a toy figure set of the upcoming
movie Zootopia from Disney. These toys are only available from the Disney store, but
if you don't have a Disney store available to you, you can go on their website (www.disney.com)
and order it, which is what I did. Although if you order it online you kind of run the
risk of what happened here on mine is that by the time it got to me some of figures were
jostled out of their little moulds, so I had to go in here fix them back, but other than
that ordering online is not too bad. Um, it's got ten different figures, this set runs about
twenty dollars, although if you order it online, it's an extra few bucks in shipping, but it's
not too bad for ten figures. So let's take a look at these. Unfortunately it doesn't
have names of the characters on the box which I really wish they would do, because all I
know about Zootopia right now is what I've seen the previews. And the previews make it
look pretty hilarious, but it doesn't really tell you all of the character names though.
Luckily we have the internet and I looked them up. So I've already got the bottom flap
open which is probably the best way to open it because you won't tear up the nice display
case that it comes in. And also you won't cut yourself on the sharp plastic. Now we
can just lift the box up and they'll stay in their mould hopefully. Here we go. He's
a closer look at these guys. You can see already that they're really detailed figures. They
run from about 1" tall to maybe about 5" tall. This one here, this is Judy Hopps, she is
the main character of the movie. She is the first rabbit on the police force. I guess
because she's so small and non-threatening that they don't think a rabbit would make
a good police officer. Alright we'll put her right here. And they have another Judy Hopps
here. This is a kid version of her and you can see that she's got a badge, so even as
a kid she was aspiring police officer. This is the smallest of the figures. You can see
it's about an inch, inch and half tall. So there's Judy. And I guess you all know from
the previews that the other main character is the fox here. Some of these have metal
wires that need to be cut. This is Nick Wilde, he's played by Jason Bateman in the movie.
He is a con artist but some series of events he gets tied up with Judy and they have to
solve a case together. Again that's what I'm piecing together from the previews that I've
seen. You can see he has kind of a mischievous look. His hands are in the air as if to say
"I didn't do it" when it's clear that he probably did. Actually his first appearance was actually
in Big Hero 6. They had a billboard in the movie that had Nick Wilde on it. And also
one of the character's cell phones had a picture of him on it. So they were planning this movie
even back then. Alright in the back here, we've got Mayor Lionheart, he's the biggest
figure here. He's the mayor of Zootopia. He was inspired by Mufasa from the Lion King,
that's who they modeled him after. Both in appearance and demeanor. He's very heavy,
he's probably about 5 or 6 ounces. He's pretty solid. Okay. Move them over so I can spread
them out a bit. And the Judy's. Here is what appears to be an elephant, but you can see
it's much smaller than you would think an elephant would be. It's actually the fennec
(Finnick) fox from the movie dressed up in an elephant costume. So I'm not sure what
leads the fennec fox to need to put on an elephant costume and hold a gigantic lollipop
and have a heart on his chest here. But I'm curious as anyone to see when Zootopia comes
out. Here we have the sheep Miss. Bellwether. She is Mayor Lionheart's secretary. She looks
kind of bookish with her kind of toned down skirt -- dress here, and thick glasses. Alright
in the back here we've got this big boy. This is Clawhauser. He is a cheetah. A very rotund
cheetah, little overweight. He's got a donut in his hand and you can see he's got sprinkles
all over him so he enjoys his donuts more than your average cop. And one little easter
egg I found out about him is that, if you look here, he's got three little spots that
form a Mickey Mouse face, so he's kind of like got a Micky Mouse birthmark. Supposedly
he likes food and the pop star Gazelle from the movie. I don't know much about Gazelle
other than she's a pop star and unfortunately they don't have a figure of her here. Okay
this is.... this is Yax. Um, you can see that he has no clothes unlike any of the other
characters he is officially an animal nudist. He's also kind of like a hippie, enlightened
guru type character. He's played by Tommy Chong I think and if you know who that is
you kind of know maybe what to expect from this character. You can see his dreadlocks
here cover up his face. I don't even know how he can see. Maybe he doesn't see, maybe
that's what makes him enlightened. Alright we've got two more figures. This one here
is probably one of my favorite ones so far because the previews, I'm sure you guys are
familiar with the sloth in the DMV. This is Flash, which of course is an ironic name,
because he is a sloth. But allegedly he is the fastest sloth in all of DMV, and I've
seen him work and it's not very fast. But if anyone's been to the DMV they know that
doing anything there will take all day. So it's pretty appropriate to have a sloth working
there. And our last character is apparently an arctic shrew. I had to look up what kind
of animal this is because it's kind of like a bizarre looking mouse to me. Here he is
in his chair, this is Mr. Big. He's the crime boss or a mafia type character. He's modeled
after, he's kind of a cross between Vito Corleone from the Godfather and Tony Montana from Scarface.
Except in pint sized version of him. You can see all of the detail, especially on the chair
here. It's got some gilt leaf work in there. You can see the brass studs on the cushion,
he's got, you can see on the armrest there, like a little carved mouse head. All of these
figures are really well detailed. That's one thing that you can expect to get from Disney
figures, they don't skimp on the quality of their coloring and their detail which I really
like. And the price really isn't that bad, it's 10 figures for about 20 dollars, that's
two dollars, two dollars a toy, that's not too bad. Okay here's a closer look at everybody
that we got. I'm pretty happy with these Zootopia figures. The only thing that I was a little
disappointed in was that some of the figures were a little jumbled up but that was because
I Ordered them online rather than pick them up in store, and it was an easy fix anyway.
The box was easy to get in to without really damaging the display. So that's pretty cool
and I'm really looking forward to the Zootopia movie, I hope it's as funny as the previews
would suggest that it is. Alright guys thanks for tuning in, and I hope you liked these
toys. I'll be looking for more zootopia stuff as I find it. Alright, bye guys =)