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* ShipSinking: Although its predecessor comics had already sunk the ship to some extent, this comic completely confirms its sinking, when it is revealed that Judy and Nick had separate lives.
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* LighterAndSofter: The previous two comics basically consisted of Judy and Nick being put through a whole bunch of emotional torture with {{Downer Ending}}s. In this one, they're now loving friends once again and have managed to make their dreams come true. [[spoiler:The epilogue makes this a DoubleSubversion, as it appears to show Judy being assassinated, only for it to be nothing more than ABloodyMess that leaves her unharmed.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: The previous two comics basically consisted of Judy and Nick being put through a whole bunch of emotional torture with {{Downer Ending}}s.the first a DownerEnding and the second a BittersweetEnding. In this one, they're now loving friends once again and have managed to make their dreams come true. [[spoiler:The epilogue makes this a DoubleSubversion, as it appears to show Judy being assassinated, only for it to be nothing more than ABloodyMess that leaves her unharmed.]]
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* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' had {{Downer Ending}}s and both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own. [[spoiler:Even the SuddenDownerEnding turns out to be a {{subversion}}.]]
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* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' respectively had {{Downer Ending}}s a DownerEnding and BittersweetEnding and both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own. [[spoiler:Even the SuddenDownerEnding turns out to be a {{subversion}}.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: The previous two comics basically consisted of Judy and Nick being put through a whole bunch of emotional torture with {{Downer Ending}}s. In this one, they're now loving friends once again and have managed to make their dreams come true. [[spoiler:The epilogue makes this a DoubleSubversion, as it appears to show Judy being assassinated, only for it to be nothing more than ABloodyMess that leaves her unharmed.]]
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* PinkMist: [[spoiler:There's a spectacular spray of blood and brain matter when Judy gets shot by the radicalists in the epilogue... though it's actually a {{subversion}}, as [[ABloodyMess it's really just jam]].]]
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* PinkMist: [[spoiler:There's a spectacular spray of blood and brain matter when Judy gets shot in the head by the radicalists in the epilogue...epilogue, referencing the JFK assassination... though it's actually a {{subversion}}, as [[ABloodyMess it's really just jam]].]]
* ShoutOut: Judy and Shay's children are named after characters from other Disney movies: [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Rafiki]] and WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}}.
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* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own. [[spoiler:Even the SuddenDownerEnding turns out to be a {{subversion}}.]]
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* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' had {{Downer Ending}}s and both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own. [[spoiler:Even the SuddenDownerEnding turns out to be a {{subversion}}.]]]]
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Nick Wilde is accompanying a group of children on a field trip, when his ex-girlfriend Judy Hopps, who's now been elected mayor of Zootopia, passes through the area, surrounded by security and drawing a lot of attention. Despite their harsh breakup and Nick's horribly failed attempt at reconciling, the two are now on good terms again, and talk about how their lives have changed since the last time they've seen each other: Nick is now a scout master, Judy is trying to pass more pro-mammal equality legislation despite threats from radical political groups, and both of them have gotten married and are raising their children: Nick now has a son named Nicholas Wilde Jr, while Judy and Shay have adopted Rafiki, a zebra boy, and Mulan, a red panda girl. Nick also apologizes to Shay for having hurt her in their previous confrontation, and she forgives him for his behavior. In the end, Judy and Nick have to head their separate ways again, but not before hugging each other and calling each other "friend".
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Nick Wilde is accompanying a group of children on a field trip, when his ex-girlfriend Judy Hopps, who's now been elected mayor of Zootopia, passes through the area, surrounded by security and drawing a lot of attention. Despite their harsh breakup and Nick's horribly one failed attempt at reconciling, reconciling from Nick, the two are now on good terms again, and talk about how their lives have changed since the last time they've seen each other: Nick is now a scout master, Judy is trying to pass more pro-mammal equality legislation despite threats from radical political groups, and both of them have gotten married and are raising their children: Nick now has a son named Nicholas Wilde Jr, while Judy and Shay have adopted Rafiki, a zebra boy, and Mulan, a red panda girl. Nick also apologizes to Shay for having hurt her in their previous confrontation, and she forgives him for his behavior. In the end, Judy and Nick have to head their separate ways again, but not before hugging each other and calling each other "friend".
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* PaperThinDisguise: In the epilogue, there's an elephant wearing a bear mask, and a bear wearing a donkey mask [[spoiler:who shoot Judy]]. Both their masks are of the cheap "plastic with cut-out eyes" variety, and neither even remotely conceals their species.
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* RedAndBlackTotalitarianism: Pages that deal with the anti-equality radical factions, who are portrayed as the Zootopia equivalent of the alt-right, are DeliberatelyMonochrome with a red SplashOfColor. The white, black, and red coloring of the pages can easily remind the reader of Nazi Germany's color scheme.
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* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own.
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* SuddenDownerEnding: [[spoiler:{{Subverted}}. It looks like, after Judy and Nick have managed to mend their friendship, the epilogue will have Judy be assassinated, but it turns out that [[ABloodyMess the bullet just covered Judy in cherry jam]].]]
* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own. [[spoiler:Even the SuddenDownerEnding turns out to be a {{subversion}}.]]
* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own. [[spoiler:Even the SuddenDownerEnding turns out to be a {{subversion}}.]]
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* InterspeciesAdoption: Judy and Shay, a rabbit and vixen, adopt a zebra boy named Rafiki and a red panda girl named Mulan.
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* ABloodyMess: [[spoiler:In the epilogue, it appears that Judy has been shot in the head by those who oppose her politics. However, the bullet turns out to just be full of jam, leaving Judy unharmed (though Shay is still seriously rattled by this).]]
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* PinkMist: [[spoiler:There's a spectacular spray of blood and brain matter when Judy gets shot by the radicalists in the epilogue... though it's actually a {{subversion}}, as [[ABloodyMess it's really just jam]].]]
* RedAndBlackTotalitarianism: Pages that deal with the anti-equality radical factions, who are portrayed as the Zootopia equivalent of the alt-right, are DeliberatelyMonochrome with a red SplashOfColor. The white, black, and red coloring of the pages can easily remind the reader of Nazi Germany's colorscheme.scheme.
* SnicketWarningLabel: Before the epilogue, there's a page warning readers of the following pages' potentially controversial and offensive content, and suggests that those who liked Judy and Nick's happy ending should stop here. [[spoiler:This is a BaitAndSwitch, as while the epilogue appears to show Judy being assassinated, the bullet turns out to be filled with jam, and she ends up mostly unharmed.]]
* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own.
* RedAndBlackTotalitarianism: Pages that deal with the anti-equality radical factions, who are portrayed as the Zootopia equivalent of the alt-right, are DeliberatelyMonochrome with a red SplashOfColor. The white, black, and red coloring of the pages can easily remind the reader of Nazi Germany's color
* SnicketWarningLabel: Before the epilogue, there's a page warning readers of the following pages' potentially controversial and offensive content, and suggests that those who liked Judy and Nick's happy ending should stop here. [[spoiler:This is a BaitAndSwitch, as while the epilogue appears to show Judy being assassinated, the bullet turns out to be filled with jam, and she ends up mostly unharmed.]]
* SurprisinglyHappyEnding: While ''I Will Survive'' and ''Born To Be Alive'' both appeared to spell doom for any chance at reconciliation between Judy and Nick, ''Never Say Goodbye'' has them becoming friends again. Both have managed to accomplish their dreams and are now raising families of their own.
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''[[https://www.deviantart.com/borba/art/Never-Say-Goodbye-cover-837375786 Never Say Goodbye]]'' is a ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' fan comic by Brazilian artist William Borba, serving as a sequel and conclusion to ''Webcomic/IWillSurvive'' and ''Webcomic/BornToBeAlive''. It was published from January to April of 2021.
Nick Wilde is accompanying a group of children on a field trip, when his ex-girlfriend Judy Hopps, who's now been elected mayor of Zootopia, passes through the area, surrounded by security and drawing a lot of attention. Despite their harsh breakup and Nick's horribly failed attempt at reconciling, the two are now on good terms again, and talk about how their lives have changed since the last time they've seen each other: Nick is now a scout master, Judy is trying to pass more pro-mammal equality legislation despite threats from radical political groups, and both of them have gotten married and are raising their children: Nick now has a son named Nicholas Wilde Jr, while Judy and Shay have adopted Rafiki, a zebra boy, and Mulan, a red panda girl. Nick also apologizes to Shay for having hurt her in their previous confrontation, and she forgives him for his behavior. In the end, Judy and Nick have to head their separate ways again, but not before hugging each other and calling each other "friend".
In October of 2021, an "extra" epilogue was released for the comic.
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!!''Never Say Goodbye'' contains examples of:
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Nick Wilde Jr. can't help but whine "DAAD!!" while blushing in embarrassment when his father nuzzles and hugs him in public while describing him as "the little piece of me that I gave to this world."
* AmicableExes: Despite having broken up on very bad terms and Nick's past attempt at reconciliation only making things worse, Judy and Nick forgive each other and have gone back to being friends.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: While both Nick and Judy have been through a lot of pain and heartache in the previous comics, both have managed to improve their lives greatly, attaining their dreams and raising a happy family, and have reconciled with each other. [[spoiler:This is DoubleSubverted by the epilogue, which shows Judy being assassinated, only for the bullet to be a harmless paintball filled with jam.]]
* RedAndBlackTotalitarianism: Pages that deal with the anti-equality radical factions, who are portrayed as the Zootopia equivalent of the alt-right, are DeliberatelyMonochrome with a red SplashOfColor. The white, black, and red coloring of the pages can easily remind the reader of Nazi Germany's color scheme.
Nick Wilde is accompanying a group of children on a field trip, when his ex-girlfriend Judy Hopps, who's now been elected mayor of Zootopia, passes through the area, surrounded by security and drawing a lot of attention. Despite their harsh breakup and Nick's horribly failed attempt at reconciling, the two are now on good terms again, and talk about how their lives have changed since the last time they've seen each other: Nick is now a scout master, Judy is trying to pass more pro-mammal equality legislation despite threats from radical political groups, and both of them have gotten married and are raising their children: Nick now has a son named Nicholas Wilde Jr, while Judy and Shay have adopted Rafiki, a zebra boy, and Mulan, a red panda girl. Nick also apologizes to Shay for having hurt her in their previous confrontation, and she forgives him for his behavior. In the end, Judy and Nick have to head their separate ways again, but not before hugging each other and calling each other "friend".
In October of 2021, an "extra" epilogue was released for the comic.
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!!''Never Say Goodbye'' contains examples of:
* AmazinglyEmbarrassingParents: Nick Wilde Jr. can't help but whine "DAAD!!" while blushing in embarrassment when his father nuzzles and hugs him in public while describing him as "the little piece of me that I gave to this world."
* AmicableExes: Despite having broken up on very bad terms and Nick's past attempt at reconciliation only making things worse, Judy and Nick forgive each other and have gone back to being friends.
* EarnYourHappyEnding: While both Nick and Judy have been through a lot of pain and heartache in the previous comics, both have managed to improve their lives greatly, attaining their dreams and raising a happy family, and have reconciled with each other. [[spoiler:This is DoubleSubverted by the epilogue, which shows Judy being assassinated, only for the bullet to be a harmless paintball filled with jam.]]
* RedAndBlackTotalitarianism: Pages that deal with the anti-equality radical factions, who are portrayed as the Zootopia equivalent of the alt-right, are DeliberatelyMonochrome with a red SplashOfColor. The white, black, and red coloring of the pages can easily remind the reader of Nazi Germany's color scheme.
