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* As Judy's train passes through Tundra Town, two young elephants are walking along the stream, dressed like [[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen}} Elsa and Anna]]. The train also crosses an open-spandrel concrete arch bridge that looks very similar to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunkhannock_Viaduct Tunhkannock Viaduct]] in Pennsylvania.
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* Duke Weaselton sells bootleg [=DVD=]s like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Wrangled]]''[[note]]With the principal character looking like a combination of Rapunzel and Maximus, the protagonist girl and the horse sidekick from ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}''.[[/note]], ''[[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph Wreck-It Rhino]]'' [[note]]Particularly notable since one of the promotional posters for the movie had [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast Neff]], a purple rhino, [[http://nerdreactor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Wreck-It-Ralph_Neff_BS_v4.0_Online2.jpg in place of Ralph]].[[/note]] and ''[[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 Pig Hero 6]]'' as well as [[ProductionForeshadowing movies that haven't come out yet]] like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} Meowana]]'', ''Giraffic''[[note]]A reference to the later-cancelled film ''Gigantic''[[/note]], and ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}} Floatzen]] [[WesternAnimation/FrozenII 2]]''. Also, his name is a ShoutOut to the Duke of Weselton from ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' [[note]](who is mistakenly called "Weselton" by Hopps, just like the Duke in ''Frozen'' kept being called the Duke of Weaseltown instead — plus, both characters are voiced by Creator/AlanTudyk)[[/note]].

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* Duke Weaselton sells bootleg [=DVD=]s like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Wrangled]]''[[note]]With the principal character looking like a combination of Rapunzel and Maximus, the protagonist girl and the horse sidekick from ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}''.[[/note]], ''[[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph Wreck-It Rhino]]'' [[note]]Particularly notable since one of the promotional posters for the movie had [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast1988 Neff]], a purple rhino, [[http://nerdreactor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Wreck-It-Ralph_Neff_BS_v4.0_Online2.jpg in place of Ralph]].[[/note]] and ''[[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 Pig Hero 6]]'' as well as [[ProductionForeshadowing movies that haven't come out yet]] like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} Meowana]]'', ''Giraffic''[[note]]A reference to the later-cancelled film ''Gigantic''[[/note]], and ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}} Floatzen]] [[WesternAnimation/FrozenII 2]]''. Also, his name is a ShoutOut to the Duke of Weselton from ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' [[note]](who is mistakenly called "Weselton" by Hopps, just like the Duke in ''Frozen'' kept being called the Duke of Weaseltown instead — plus, both characters are voiced by Creator/AlanTudyk)[[/note]].
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* Averted. Although Judy Hopps' name is similar to Judy Hoffs, a detective from ''Series/TwentyOneJumpStreet'', the creative team has said that they were unaware of the ''Jump Street'' character when naming Judy. According to them, it was just a happy coincidence and was never intended as a shout-out.

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* Averted. Although Judy Hopps' Hopps's name is similar to Judy Hoffs, a detective from ''Series/TwentyOneJumpStreet'', the creative team has said that they were unaware of the ''Jump Street'' character when naming Judy. According to them, it was just a happy coincidence and was never intended as a shout-out.
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* Duke Weaselton sells bootleg [=DVD=]s like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Wrangled]]''[[note]]With the principal character looking like a combination of Rapunzel and Maximus, the protagonist girl and the horse sidekick from ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}''.[[/note]], ''[[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph Wreck-It Rhino]]'' [[note]]Particularly notable since [[http://nerdreactor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Wreck-It-Ralph_Neff_BS_v4.0_Online2.jpg one of the promotional posters for the movie had Neff, a purple rhino, in place of Ralph]].[[/note]] and ''[[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 Pig Hero 6]]'' as well as [[ProductionForeshadowing movies that haven't come out yet]] like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} Meowana]]'', ''Giraffic''[[note]]A reference to the later-cancelled film ''Gigantic''[[/note]], and ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}} Floatzen]] [[WesternAnimation/FrozenII 2]]''. Also, his name is a ShoutOut to the Duke of Weselton from ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' [[note]](who is mistakenly called "Weselton" by Hopps, just like the Duke in ''Frozen'' kept being called the Duke of Weaseltown instead — plus, both characters are voiced by Creator/AlanTudyk)[[/note]].

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* Duke Weaselton sells bootleg [=DVD=]s like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}} Wrangled]]''[[note]]With the principal character looking like a combination of Rapunzel and Maximus, the protagonist girl and the horse sidekick from ''WesternAnimation/{{Tangled}}''.[[/note]], ''[[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph Wreck-It Rhino]]'' [[note]]Particularly notable since one of the promotional posters for the movie had [[VideoGame/AlteredBeast Neff]], a purple rhino, [[http://nerdreactor.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Wreck-It-Ralph_Neff_BS_v4.0_Online2.jpg one of the promotional posters for the movie had Neff, a purple rhino, in place of Ralph]].[[/note]] and ''[[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 Pig Hero 6]]'' as well as [[ProductionForeshadowing movies that haven't come out yet]] like ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} Meowana]]'', ''Giraffic''[[note]]A reference to the later-cancelled film ''Gigantic''[[/note]], and ''[[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}} Floatzen]] [[WesternAnimation/FrozenII 2]]''. Also, his name is a ShoutOut to the Duke of Weselton from ''WesternAnimation/{{Frozen|2013}}'' [[note]](who is mistakenly called "Weselton" by Hopps, just like the Duke in ''Frozen'' kept being called the Duke of Weaseltown instead — plus, both characters are voiced by Creator/AlanTudyk)[[/note]].

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* [[MisterBig Mr. Big's]] scene is a {{Homage}} to ''Film/TheGodfather'' right down to his accent; his daughter has an updo like [[Series/JerseyShore Snooki]]. His daughter's wedding reception, meanwhile, is this to the Sicilian wedding in ''The Godfather'', including the ''tarantella'' dance moves.

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* [[MisterBig Mr. Big's]] scene is a {{Homage}} to ''Film/TheGodfather'' right down to his accent; his daughter has an updo like [[Series/JerseyShore Snooki]]. His daughter's wedding reception, meanwhile, is this to the Sicilian wedding in ''The Godfather'', including the ''tarantella'' dance moves. And if ''that'' wasn't enough, Mr. Big's very first line is "You come to me, the day of my daughter's wedding", Don Corleone's most famous and iconinc line.



* The chem-lab scene on the subway car is pretty much one big shout-out to ''Series/BreakingBad''. The night-howler pellets are even a shade of blue and when the chemist's friends knock on the door, he even says "Walter and Jesse are here."
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* [[spoiler:Doug]] wears a yellow hazmat suit, works in a lab set up inside a vehicle and refines the [[spoiler:Night Howlers]] through an intricate chemical process, which yields a blue-colored drug. As an added bonus, he ends his phone conversation with "[[Series/BreakingBad Woolter and Jesse]] are here."

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* [[spoiler:Doug]] wears a yellow hazmat suit, works in a lab set up inside a vehicle and refines the [[spoiler:Night Howlers]] through an intricate chemical process, which yields a blue-colored drug. As an added bonus, he ends his phone conversation with "[[Series/BreakingBad Woolter and Jesse]] are here."here," which refers to the two rams who shortly thereafter enter his lab.
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** A gangster about to assassinate a cop, only to stop at the last second when he learns that the cop saved his relative is straight from the film ''Film/TrainingDay''
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** A gangster about to assassinate a cop, only to stop at the last second when he learns that the cop saved his relative is straight from the film ''Film/TrainingDay''
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* The chem-lab scene on the subway car is pretty much one big shout-out to ''Series/BreakingBad''. The night-howler pellets are even a shade of blue and when the chemist's friends knock on the door, he even says "Walter and Jessee are here."

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* The chem-lab scene on the subway car is pretty much one big shout-out to ''Series/BreakingBad''. The night-howler pellets are even a shade of blue and when the chemist's friends knock on the door, he even says "Walter and Jessee Jesse are here."
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* The chem-lab scene on the subway car is pretty much one big shout-out to ''Series/BreakingBad''. The night-howler pellets are even a shade of blue and when the chemist's friends knock on the door, he even says "Walter and Jessee are here."
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* Averted. Although Judy Hopps' name is similar to Judy Hoffs, a detective from Series/TwentyOneJumpStreet the creative team has said that they were unaware of the Jump Street character when naming Judy. According to them, it was just a happy coincidence and was never intended as a shout-out.

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* Averted. Although Judy Hopps' name is similar to Judy Hoffs, a detective from Series/TwentyOneJumpStreet ''Series/TwentyOneJumpStreet'', the creative team has said that they were unaware of the Jump Street ''Jump Street'' character when naming Judy. According to them, it was just a happy coincidence and was never intended as a shout-out.
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--->''"Yo soy loca con mi tigre, loca, loca, loca." (I'm crazy with my tiger, crazy, crazy, crazy.)''

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--->''"Yo -->''"Yo soy loca con mi tigre, loca, loca, loca." (I'm crazy with my tiger, crazy, crazy, crazy.)''
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* A minor one when Nick is patting Bellwether's head. [[WesternAnimation/DespicableMe "It's so fluffy!"]]



* The way Judy holds that carrot-shaped pen is almost identical to the trademark pose of [[WesternAnimation/BugsBunny another famous animated, anthropomorphic rabbit]].



* The [[{{iPhony}} iPhonies]] have a carrot logo with a bite taken out. Same logo used by such products in the long-running FurryWebcomic ''Webcomic/KevinAndKell''.



* The Rainforest District as a whole gives off very ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'' vibes, especially during the scene where [[spoiler: Manchas goes feral and chases after Nick and Judy]], which is very similar to the Tarzan vs. Sabor fight.



* To crack a case, a police officer working under a [[RaceAgainstTheClock 48 hour deadline]] needs to team up with a streetwise con man who is their only lead. [[Film/FortyEightHours Sound familiar]]?



* Finnick's pacifier bears a strong resemblance to Maggie's famous red pacifier from ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', which Creator/RichMoore worked on for five seasons and directed many episodes.
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* WesternAnimation/OswaldTheLuckyRabbit can be seen as graffiti in the subway station.
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* Judy's iPod contains albums by [[Music.TheBeatles the Beagles]], [[Music.BlackSabbath Black Sable]], [[Music.KatyPerry Catty Perry]], [[Music.DestinysChild Destiny's Cub]], [[{{Music.U2}} Ewe 2]], [[Music.FleetwoodMac Fleetwood Yak]], [[Music.FooFighters Fur Fighters]], Gazelle (name reference to Music/{{Adele}} though played by Music/{{Shakira}}), [[Music.GunsNRoses Guns'N'Rodents]], [[Music.SelenaGomez Hyena Gomez]], [[Music.KanyeWest Kanine West]], and [[Music.MickJagger Mick Jaguar]]. In addition to movie theme "Try Everything", Gazelle's album includes "[[Disney.TheLittleMermaid Part of Your Wool]]", "[[Disney.{{Aladdin}} Ara-bunny Nights]]", "[[Disney.{{Frozen}} Let it Goat]]", and "[[Disney.TheLionKing Can you Feel the Fluff Tonight]]".

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* Judy's iPod contains albums by [[Music.TheBeatles [[Music/TheBeatles the Beagles]], [[Music.BlackSabbath [[Music/BlackSabbath Black Sable]], [[Music.KatyPerry [[Music/KatyPerry Catty Perry]], [[Music.DestinysChild [[Music/DestinysChild Destiny's Cub]], [[{{Music.U2}} Ewe 2]], [[Music.FleetwoodMac [[Music/FleetwoodMac Fleetwood Yak]], [[Music.FooFighters [[Music/FooFighters Fur Fighters]], Gazelle (name reference to Music/{{Adele}} though played by Music/{{Shakira}}), [[Music.GunsNRoses Guns'N'Rodents]], [[Music.SelenaGomez [[Music/SelenaGomez Hyena Gomez]], [[Music.KanyeWest [[Music/KanyeWest Kanine West]], and [[Music.MickJagger [[Music/MickJagger Mick Jaguar]]. In addition to movie theme "Try Everything", Gazelle's album includes "[[Disney.TheLittleMermaid "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Part of Your Wool]]", "[[Disney.{{Aladdin}} "[[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} Ara-bunny Nights]]", "[[Disney.{{Frozen}} "[[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 Let it Goat]]", and "[[Disney.TheLionKing "[[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Can you Feel the Fluff Tonight]]".

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