History Nightmarefuel / Zistopia

* The setting is jarringly similar to both WWII-era Germany and NineteenEightyFour.

* How Zootopia won the war with Prussia despite being outgunned. [[spoiler: They would use the prisoners as living bombs, after the prisoner exchanges, the rescued Prussians would go feral and shred their fellow comrades in their own camps. How is this possible? It is because one of the founders of The Cud Club invented [[SuperPrototype Collar Zero]], which would later become the prototype of the ShockCollar used in present day.]]

* Like in the movie there are [[spoiler:mammals that go absolutely savage.]] Unlike the movie some of these mammals are explicitly stated to [[spoiler:have suceeded in eating other sentient beings. Let that sink in.]]
** [[spoiler:Manchas going savage.]]

* How about the fact that there's a [[spoiler:secret society that conspires against the Preds that goes back ''at least'' two generations. Not helped by the fact that they have succeded ''many times.'']]

* A bit after the half-way point we're introduced to [[spoiler:"The Collars That Don't Shock."]] So if they don't [[spoiler:shock]] what do they do? They [[spoiler:brainwash any Pred that wears them it into a smiling fool that won't even so much as lift up a finger when they're being brutally assaulted.]]
* During a concert [[spoiler:one of Gazelle's tiger-dancers is drugged and made to attack her on stage.]]

** The GasMaskMooks who [[spoiler:are also goats.]] They look downright demonic.
** The room housing what appear to be test subjects of [[spoiler:"the collars that don't shock"]] is where the comic gets viscerally scary for a moment; in big part because of how it's presented. During the intense chase scene, the protagonists barge through a door into a room and proceed to run down a walkway. And in the next panel, "the camera" zooms out and focuses on a throng of [[spoiler:collared predators standing everywhere around, absolutely still (in contrast with the dynamic chase that was just happening), grinning absent-mindedly despite bleeding and missing parts of their bodies and faces.]] And in the very next panel, the protagonists of the chapter get out of the room, never even acknowledging what was in there.

** The GasMaskMooks are stated [[spoiler:to ''force'' the Preds to fight bloody battles with each other. They even have betting pools on it!]]
* After Nick [[spoiler:is made to believe that Judy has betrayed him]] he seems to briefly suffer from a bout of SanitySlippage.

* During a concert [[spoiler:one of Gazelle's tiger-dancers are made to attack her on stage.]]

** The room housing what appear to be test subjects of [[spoiler:"the collars that don't shock"]] is where the comic gets viscerally scary for a moment; in big part because of how it's presented. During the intense chase scene, the protagonists barge through a door into a room and proceed to run down a walkway. And in the next panel, "the camera" zooms out and focuses on a throng of [[spoiler:collared predators standing everywhere around, absolutely still (in contrast with the dynamic chase that was just happening), grinning absent-mindedly despite bleeding and missing parts of their bodies and faces.]] And in the very next panel, the protagonists of the chapter get out of the room, never even acknowledging what was in there.`

** The room housing what appear to be test subjects of [[spoiler:"the collars that don't shock"]] is where the comic gets viscerally scary for a moment; in big part because of how it's presented. During the intense chase scene, the protagonists barge through a door into a room and proceed to run down a walkway. And in the next panel, "the camera" zooms out and focuses on a throng of [[spoiler:collared predators standing everywhere around, absolutely still (in contrast with the dynamic chase that was just happening), grinning absent-mindedly despite bleeding and missing parts of their bodies and faces.]] And in the very next panel, the protagonists get out of the room, never even acknowledging what was in there.
** The GasMaskMooks are stated [[spoiler:to ''force'' the Preds to fight bloody bouts. They even have betting pools on it!]]

* Like in the movie there are [[spoiler: mammals that go absolutely savage.]] Unlike the movie some of these mammals are explicitly stated to [[spoiler: have suceeded in eating other sentient beings. Let that sink in.]]
** [[spoiler: Manchas going savage.]]

* How about the fact that there's a [[spoiler: secret society that conspires against the Preds that goes back ''at least'' two generations. Not helped by the fact that they have succeded ''many times.'']]

* A bit after the half-way point we're introduced to [[spoiler: "The Collars That Don't Shock."]] So if they don't [[spoiler: shock]] what do they do? They [[spoiler: brainwash any Pred that wears them it into a smiling fool that won't even so much as lift up a finger when they're being brutally assaulted.]]
* During a concert [[spoiler: one of Gazelle's tiger-dancers are made to attack her on stage.]]

** The GasMaskMooks who [[spoiler: are also goats.]] They look downright demonic.
** This is the part that shows just ''what'' the [[spoiler: "The Collars That Don't Shock"]] do.
** The Preds with their [[spoiler: mauled and disfigured bodies and faces. Made worse by the fact that they're firmly stated to have been kidnapped and used as test subjects. Foxes in particular seem to have been targeted.]]
** The chase scene.
** The GasMaskMooks are stated [[spoiler: to ''force'' the Preds to fights bloody battles. They even have betting pools on it!]]
* After Nick [[spoiler: is made to believe that Judy has betrayed him]] he seems to briefly suffer from a bout of SanitySlippage.

* The many, many health risks the shock collars are this. ''Some'' of which includes the possibility of causing ''miscarriages'' and shocking the Preds so much that they can potentially be brought to ground in spasms and ''die from that.''