A Black Swords Ram named Mutts is on a revenge rampage hunting down "zopostles" struggling to get to the wolf that had betrayed him and his mercenary pack by sacrificing them in that sea of blood So that wolf can escape his crippled body to become a "Gods Hands" member receiving ultimate power and dominion over all zopostles so he can rebuild his dream at the expense of the mammals that got him there.

This drawing is inspired by this early drawing i did hear:https://www.furaffinity.net/view/57355454/

While Im not really into Zootopia I watched it once and the film can be pretty dark sometimes if you ignore the preachy "don't be racist" message of it Not to de-value the message of it but I'm more invested into the more raw human condition story's that involve struggle, pain and existentialism. And I was curious if that could also exist in this Zootopian medium because you can't ignore the fact that the animal kingdom is pretty "eff'd up" as well. predator's will always dominate prey, survival of the fittest, might makes right, stuff that Disney's squeaky clean Zootopia doesn't even acknowledge because obviously the issues in the film have to be easily digestible for a younger audience.

and having this version of guts as a ram/sheep makes sense for me because in berserk guts is branded as this sacrificial lamb. But despite that Mutts hear is more Wolf than Ram he was raised, trained and abused by the first wolf that raised him by the sword and that is what made Mutts into the twisted warrior that he is now, I'm basically retelling berserk hear but i have no regrets since I'm a recent fan of the manga and already have drawn a lot of berserk jerk material hear already

The only thing I don't like is with this process is coming up with animal puns for words and names.