Yes, Zootopia 2 does have both a mid‑credits and an end‑credits (post‑credits) scene.

Quick Scoop

  • There is a mid‑credits scene set to an extended version of the new song “Zoo,” basically a fun music‑video‑style montage of the characters.
  • There is a post‑credits scene back at Judy’s apartment that quietly teases the future of the franchise (and strongly hints at Zootopia 3).
  • If you like little world‑building details and sequel teases, it’s worth staying seated until the very end.

What Happens In The End‑Credits Scene? Spoilers

  • Judy is in her apartment replaying a recorded message from Nick on her carrot‑shaped pen, where he says something along the lines of “love ya, partner,” clearly showing how much that partnership now means to her.
  • Her noisy neighbors yell through the wall, annoyed she’s been playing it over and over, and Judy fires back with a jokey threat about a bunny taking care of loud neighbors, which sends them scrambling.
  • Judy walks away, leaving the pen displayed by the window; then a single feather drifts down and lands by it, a big deal because the Zootopia movies haven’t shown birds living in the city.

Why The Feather Matters (Sequel Tease)

  • Across the two films, the world has mostly focused on mammals, then expanded to reptiles in Zootopia 2, so a lone bird feather is a deliberate signal that birds may be next.
  • Commentators and outlets note this as a setup for Zootopia 3 exploring how avian species fit into (or are excluded from) this universe, much like predators or reptiles were focal points before.
  • Some interpretations even suggest the feather implies a bird character is watching Judy or will come to her for help, tying into her role as someone who advocates for marginalized groups in the city.

Mid‑Credits Scene: Should You Stay?

  • The mid‑credits scene is essentially an upbeat curtain call: a montage of characters dancing and appearing while the full version of “Zoo” plays, giving a quick “where they are now” feeling.
  • It does not reveal major plot twists but adds energy and extra time with the cast; the real narrative tease is saved for that quiet feather moment at the very end.

Forum & Trending Talk

  • On social platforms, a lot of fans admit they initially missed the feather or didn’t realize its importance until breakdown videos and articles pointed it out, which is why “Zootopia 2 post‑credits feather” has been a trending talking point.
  • Discussion threads often spin theories about a “bird rights” storyline or an aerial district of Zootopia, with many seeing the scene as Disney signaling that the world can keep expanding into new animal groups for future films.

TL;DR: If you’re going to see Zootopia 2 and care about sequel teases, stay through both the mid‑credits montage and the final post‑credits scene with Judy’s pen and the falling feather. It’s a small scene, but it’s the clearest hint yet that the next chapter could belong to the birds.

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