Zootopia 2
Get ready for more laughs, action, and heart in the animal kingdom — and this time, Andy Samberg is along for the ride. The beloved comedian and actor has officially been cast in Disney’s highly anticipated ‘Zootopia 2,’ bringing his signature charm to the animated sequel set in the bustling city where predator and prey coexist — kind of.
A Perfect Fit for Zootopia’s Vibe
Known for his work on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Saturday Night Live, and voice roles in animated hits like Hotel Transylvania, Samberg is no stranger to bringing big personality to the screen. While Disney hasn’t revealed details about his character just yet, fans can expect someone quirky, hilarious, and full of energy — exactly what Zootopia is known for.
Whether he’s voicing a fast-talking fox, a jittery giraffe, or a brand-new character species altogether, Samberg’s involvement adds even more excitement to a cast already known for sharp comedy and heartfelt storytelling.
What We Know About ‘Zootopia 2’ So Far
Announced as part of Disney’s growing lineup of animated sequels, Zootopia 2 will continue the story of Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde as they dive deeper into the complexities of life in a city where anyone can be anything — but things aren’t always as perfect as they seem.
The original film was a massive hit, grossing over $1 billion at the global box office and earning an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. It tackled themes of prejudice, diversity, and trust — all wrapped in a smart, funny, and surprisingly emotional package. The sequel is expected to build on that foundation with new characters, new locations within Zootopia, and plenty of unexpected twists.
Release Date and What’s Next
#Zootopia2 is currently in production and is set to hit theaters in 2026, though Disney has not confirmed a specific release date. With Andy Samberg now part of the voice cast, anticipation has kicked up another notch — and fans of all ages are ready to return to one of Disney’s most imaginative worlds.
Stay tuned for more updates as casting announcements and plot details roll out. One thing’s for sure: Zootopia just got a whole lot funnier.
