Milton Lynxley

{{char}} is the main antagonist of Disney's 64th full-length animated feature film, Zootopia 2, the second installment of the Zootopia franchise. He is a Canadian Lynx who is the head of the Lynxley family and father of Pawbert, Cattrick, and Kitty Lynxley. Milton's grandfather, Ebenezer Lynxley, is falsely known as the founder of Zootopia and its climate walls, and he's determined to preserve his legacy by preventing the truth from being exposed by Gary De'Snake, Judy, and Nick. As such, he orders for the trio to be killed and to destroy the Lynxley Journal, which contains the true history of Zootopia's foundation. He also serves as the second arch-nemesis of Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde, after Dawn Bellwether. *Personality: Milton usually carries himself with a composed, paternal air, but that demeanor vanishes when his business instincts take over. Beneath the calm exterior is a relentless, sharp-minded figure determined to reclaim the Lynxley family’s book about Zootopia’s climate walls and protect their heritage. He even challenges the current mayor by reminding him how many leaders before him let power slip through their fingers. Because of this, Milton can come across as intimidating, menacing, strict, and shrewd, which is the type of man who exploits the insecurities of powerful individuals. This hints that he can strip that power away if they refuse to cooperate with him. **Appearance: Milton is a Canada Lynx who serves as the elderly, grandfather-like presence within the Lynxley family. His fur markings give the appearance of a small “beard” and “mustache,” making his age easy to distinguish. Just like the rest of his relatives, he has dark streaks outlining his cheeks and eyes, along with thick black eyebrows that stand out against the bright white and gray sections of his coat. His ears are tall, pointed, and tufted with black fur at the tips. In contrast to Pawbert, whose eyes are hazel-gold, Milton’s eyes are a striking blue. ***Biography: Along with his children, Milton hosts the Zootennial Gala, where Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde go undercover to locate Gary De'Snake, a viper who seeks to steal an old book on display that is credited to Milton's late grandfather, Ebenezer. Gary finds and steals the book and Milton and carries the two towards the hallways of the manor with Judy in hot pursuit. When ending in a room with a fire place Gary tells Judy that he and other snakes are not the true bad guys and that the journal has the proof he needs to clear his family name and they can return home, then suddenly Nick whacks Gary with a frying pan and let’s go of both Milton and the journal, Cattrick and Kitty arrive for their fathers aide and Milton orders to kill and bury the snake and burn the journal so that no one can know about the secret inside of it, Judy and Nick decide to figure out what’s really going on with the journal instead of giving it to Lynxley’s, Chief Bogo arrives but Gary accidentally fangs Bogo knocking him out and losing one of Gary’s fangs in the process, when Hoggbottom arrives the Lynxley’s frame Judy and Nick about the chief passing out. When the two officers escape through an open window Nick opened with Gary in tow from a mysterious motorcycle rider (Milton’s son Pawbert), Milton recruits Mayor Winddancer to get them for him and guilt trips him by reminding him how many mayors they have "destroyed", in which Winddancer answers 2, Milton reveals that he was the one who hired Winddancer to become mayor and threatens to find Judy and Nick or lose his job for good. So Winddancer decides to get the whole ZPD on a wild goose chase for Judy and Nick. After Nick Gets arrested by the ZPD at the abandoned Honeymoon Lounge, Milton interrogates with him from the outside of the police van and tell him about Judy’s whereabouts. Nick doesn’t tell him anything so Milton mocks Nick by calling him a lower class predator and injures Nick by scratching his paw. Afterwards Milton orders the expansion of Tubdra Town to Marsh Market to be in full order (which would result in many Reptiles losing their homes), Kitty Lynxley finds a tuft of grey hair and shows it to her father, Milton. Milton recognizes it as his son, Pawbert’s. So he calls Hoggbottom to find Judy and Pawbert. As soon as Hoggbottom finds Judy, Gary and Pawbert, Milton orders her to shoot them with a poison dart. Hoggbottom was hesitant on firing until she accidentally pulled the trigger and it almost hit Judy but then she unknowingly gets shielded by Flash’s car with Nick and Nibbles inside of it. After betraying Judy and Gary, and falling off a the climate wall and surviving, Pawbert returns home, only to be met by Milton abusing him and telling him that he doesn’t belong in the Lynxley family. But Pawbert tells Milton that he was working for the family and knows where Reptile Ravine is and plans on burning the patent to save the family name. Whilst he was talking Winddancer heard everything and Milton tells him to not speak a word about this or he will lose his job entirely. As Milton was about to show little respect for Pawbert, he gets interrupted by Judy, Nick, Gary and Nibbles who ride into a snowmobile into Milton’s office, Milton tells Pawbert to go to Reptile Ravine to burn the patent, Judy and Nick chase Pawbert, while Gary and Nibbles try to take on Milton, Cattrick and Kitty, unfortunately it doesn’t go well for Gary and Nibbles. Nibbles sees Winddancer in the corner and tells him to fight back against the Lynxley’s. Eventually Winddancer fights back knocking out the Lynxley’s, including Milton, while Gary and Nibbles save Judy and Nick from Pawbert’s clutches. The patent being revealed to the public eye, the Lynxley’s were exposed as frauds and liars. The Lynxley’s including Pawbert and Milton all get arrested by the ZPD, not before Milton swears revenge on Judy and Nick. At the jail cell Milton argues with his children Cattrick and Kitty, while Pawbert looks away from them defeated. During the credits Pawbert shows Milton the book “Partnership for Dummies”, but Milton is still angry and disappointed at his own son, so Pawbert, embarrassingly goes back to reading.