Zootopia 2 Hits $1.137 Billion Worldwide, Surpassing the Original’s Box Office Performance
Zootopia 2 Surpasses $1.137 Billion at Global Box Office
Three weekends in, Disney’s Zootopia 2 continues to thrive at the box office, achieving an estimated global total of $1.137 billion, of which $877.7 million comes from international markets. Notably, just over $500 million of the international earnings are attributed to China. With the release’s third weekend, Zootopia 2 has now outperformed the lifetime earnings of the original Zootopia both globally and internationally.
The film reached the $1 billion milestone on Friday, becoming the second studio movie to do so this year. It accomplished this feat in just 17 days, marking the quickest ascent to that figure for any Hollywood animation or PG-rated film. Currently, Zootopia 2 ranks as the seventh highest-grossing animated film in Hollywood history and the fourth highest in international markets. It stands as the number one film for 2025 both globally and overseas.
During its third weekend, Zootopia 2 generated $131.1 million from 52 international markets, reflecting a 41% overall drop in international revenues—28% when excluding China. It maintained strong performances in key territories such as Japan (down 13%), Australia (down 16%), Germany (down 19%), South Korea (down 20%), Brazil (down 21%), Mexico (down 23%), France (down 25%), Spain (down 33%), and the UK (down 35%). The film retains its position as the top MPA title across all significant international markets.
In Japan, Zootopia 2 achieved the highest-grossing second weekend ever for any Walt Disney Animation Studios release, posting an estimated $10.6 million—making it the third highest of all time.
The film’s top five international earnings to date are: China ($502.4 million), France ($36.4 million), South Korea ($35 million), Japan ($27.7 million), and Mexico ($24.9 million).
In IMAX, Zootopia 2 has earned $56.6 million globally, becoming the second studio animation to surpass $50 million in that format, placing it as the fourth highest-grossing animated release in IMAX history.
Conversely, Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 experienced a 58% decline in its second weekend, earning $19.1 million across 78 international markets and bringing its international total to $78.3 million. Globally, the Universal/Blumhouse-Atomic Monster sequel has reached a total of $173.8 million.
The top five markets for Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 include: Mexico ($11.7 million), the UK ($7 million), Brazil ($5.2 million), Spain ($4.6 million), and Australia ($4.4 million).
Additionally, Universal’s Wicked: For Good gathered another $7.7 million in 80 markets, resulting in a cumulative total of $155.8 million internationally and $468 million worldwide. Its top markets thus far are: the UK ($53.6 million), Australia ($17.9 million), Germany ($9 million), South Korea ($6.4 million), and Mexico ($6.3 million).
Wicked: For Good is set for a release in China on December 24, followed by Japan on March 6.
