Random Most Satisfying Easter Eggs in Zootopia (23 items)

(#10) All Of The Re-branded Signage

Animated films often have fun with signage, but the Zootopia filmmakers were really on the next level when they rebranded all of the companies that we see on the billboards in the film. To name just a few brands there's a faux Nike with "Just Zoo It" and "Preyda" which is definitely Prada. And, of course, there's also Lululemon stand-in "Lululemmings."
(#14) Tundra Town Is Inspired By Russian Architecture
Fittingly enough, one of the main inspirations for Tundra Town was the architecture of Russia. The next time you watch the film make sure you keep a sharp eye out for the onion dome structures in the iciest part of Zootopia.
(#17) Nick Wilde Is Robin Hood (Maybe)
We're going out on a limb here, but it seems apparent that the reluctant hero of Zootopia, Nick Wilde, is an overt reference to Robin Hood from Disney's classic animated Robin Hood.
(#11) When Chief Bogo Tells Judy To 'Let It Go'
This isn't so much an Easter egg as it is a blatant reference to Frozen, but when Chief Bogo (voiced by Idris Elba) is dressing Judy down, at one point he tells her, "Life isn't some musical where your dreams come true, so let it go."
(#5) The Sheep Working In The Lab
Late in the film, Judy and Nick drop into a train car that might look familiar to fans of AMC's Breaking Bad. Inside, there's a sheep wearing a yellow hazmat suit who's working on a mysterious blue liquid and talking about two sheep named Jesse and Walter. Is there a scene in this movie that doesn't reference a cult phenomenon?
(#4) The Music On Judy's iPod
Blink and you'll miss it, but the music on Judy's iPod looks pretty good. She's got songs by the Fur Fighters, Fleetwood Yak, and The Beagles. But the artist she ends up listening to, Gazelle (played by Shakira), is an Easter egg wrapped inside of an Easter egg, with her Disney-referencing titles like "Part of Your Wool," "Ara-bunny Nights," and, "Let it Goat."