#sequel wreck it ralph

[giddlygoat]

which could mean nothing

[secretsocietyofgamejumpers]

The WIR Comic Zone Comics: Better Sequels than RBTI

So, back in 2012 and 2013, Disney made a magazine called Comic Zone. Since it came out when WIR did, there were three comics about the movie in the magazine.

What’s cool about these comics is that they take place after the movie—they were sequels to Wreck-It Ralph years before Ralph Breaks the Internet even existed.

So, without further ado, here are the Disney Comic Zone Wreck-It Ralph comics! First up is “Wrecking Party”, taking place in Fix-It Felix Jr.

It’s so nice to get a glimpse at how the Nicelanders are treating Ralph now, since that wasn’t shown at all in Ralph Breaks the Internet. It’s good to see they’ve invited him into their social circle, and that they want to show they accept him for his wrecking, not just because he saved a game. Also, I LOVE how chill all the Nicelanders are with Calhoun now.

Next up, the Sugar Rush comic: “The Donut Kart”!

I love these comics so much because they give lots of focus to the secondary characters. First Gene, now Wynnchel and Duncan! They’re definitely funny and underappreciated characters. Also, this comic is awesome for actually taking Vanellope’s role as leader of Sugar Rush seriously. I really wish we got to see her kick butt as president instead of just calling herself a princess. She really shows off her resourcefulness here, even if her idea won’t work after a while.

Finally, my personal favorite…”The Final Level Boss”, taking place in Hero’s Duty!

This comic went viral because of a certain red-and-white racer’s game in the background…but it’s worth the read for more than just that. This one is interesting because things in Hero’s Duty didn’t really change much in the movie…but Calhoun did. I like to think of this comic as showing her character arc, since she herself is a bit of a bully to her soldiers. But she’s loosened up ever since marrying Felix, and she’s willing to put the “love” back in tough love and defend her game from a real bully. I love the last panel and how it shows Calhoun talking to Markowski as an equal, rather than yelling at him and treating him like an idiot, showing that, at the end of the day, her harshness is just an act.

[mango-slushiezzz]

Still heartbroken that we never got tsum tsum's of Turbo or King Candy

[100-yardstare]

I was watching that new King Candy video on YouTube by Randomalistic and it got me thinking a lot about Wreck-It Ralph again, specifically about some background lore of the universe and the entire concept of the code and what it means to be alive in the arcade.

In this scene specifically, we are literally shown that code equals what is going on in the game. In the entire movie, "the code" is referenced like a god. You follow the code, you will be okay. If not, well... that could mean the end to either yourself or your world.

It's interesting to note that by dying outside your game you don't regenerate, yet manipulating the code itself like King Candy did didn't "delete" Vanellope. She was just made a glitch, which seems like a reasonable consequence of trying to delete her code. Perhaps it could explain why she couldn't leave the game Sugar Rush itself because her code was unstable, so the world's natural instruction to preserve her and itself would be to not allow her to leave.

But going beyond rules of the world of Wreck-It Ralph for a second, this is a cool reference to basic programing, which is essentially designing data into a sequence that a computer can interpret and execute. While the characters in Wreck-It Ralph are very much programs, they are also meant to be alive, and so, as this smart guy named Podolsky once said, "[there is a] counterpart for every element of the physical world." I don't remember where I read this part, but there were scientists talking about subatomic theory and how everything existing or anything that has existed is in some sort of quantum blueprint, parallel and expressing you, me, and that dog pissing on your tree outside into existence.

I AM GETTING TO MY POINT NOW

So my theory is that while a character may die and be unable to regenerate if something happens to them while they are outside their game, this doesn't necessarily mean that their code still doesn't exist.

Vanellope's code was attempted to be destroyed by King Candy, but that plot was a failure. He couldn't even modify existing code, like possibly changing the color of the salmon room or redesign Vanellope's kart because that's just what the code dictates. It's there and its permanent.

King Candy being an invader to Sugar Rush makes him not part of the game, and thus even though he was able to create an insert Sugar Rush character for himself to inhabit or essentially a "skin" to wear if you wanna be creepy about it, at the end of the movie he is gone. Dead as a door nail. He has no original code to refer back to because Turbo Time was unplugged, so he doesn't even have a source code that even remembers him as an individual. It's like a second death.

[tophthedaydreamer]

just watched one of the BEST analysis videos I've ever seen!!!

the editing goes hard in this one, not just in humor but also genuinely creepy moments highlighting king candy's villainy. please note that it's two hours long, so watch when you have some time to spare. it's great!

[biginkyboyo13]

Currently obsessed with the crackpot idea of a Wreck it Ralph sequel where somehow the original Turbo Time game actually was popular enough to get it's own line of games or something, and suddenly one day the arcade is upgraded or something because we've entered the era of Nostalgia and like, one of the new Turbo games is brought in.

It's like, also a Mario Kart clone, like Sugar Rush, and has a Punch out storyline where you play as Turbo obviously, and he has to defeat multiple racers to become the greatest racer ever and I'm kinda obsessed with it, bro is just a little guy in this world and he learns about what the old version of himself did and he's just absolutely mortified, but the others in his game probably vilify him for it.

Actually, this au sequels Vanellope would probably also hate him. Like, yeah, he's a different person, but PTSD is PTSD, Turbo literally tried to kill her and she wouldn't just move on from that immediately.

I'm going feral over this, it's stupid and I love it.

[legendary-defender-of-fandoms]

Stupid Little Details I Forgot I Loved About Wreck-it Ralph

Ralph’s teal undershirt. I don’t know who came up with it, or if it was meant to just symbolize his similarities to Vanellope (outcast, looking for some appreciation, in desperate need of hugs & a decent bed) and Felix (good guy, really sweet when you give him a chance, more of a lover than a fighter) or just to give his design a little something to make it all pop, but by God it was the perfect decision!

Felix is a video game character who absolutely hates conflict. He’ll do anything to avoid direct confrontation, and even his gameplay is about mitigating the damage Ralph causes. Which makes his interactions with Calhoun & his outburst in the Fungeon all the more satisfying, as he stands up for himself & refuses to dance around the issues at hand.

The subtle nods to Ralph & Felix’s canon & meta origins as knockoffs of Donkey Kong & Mario respectively. Ralph went through a LOT of changes in early development, but you can see hints of his relation to Donkey Kong in his expressions as he smashes the jawbreaker & when he pounds his chest with excitement as Vanellope taps into her racing skills for the first time.

Calhoun’s hair serving as a metaphor for her emotional state. There were early plans to give her camouflage powers and have her disappear into the background when she got more distressed, but the crew thought it would be a bit too distracting & decided to use her bangs to represent her emotions instead. A wise decision, especially when her hair subtly comes over her eyes during the wedding flashback as she guns down the Cy Bug that ate (and started transforming into) her husband.

[sp00kies]

Happy 12th anniversary to the best Disney movie ever!!

[simpingforcys]

Follow up to that one post, even if King Candy didn't 'exactly' care for every single one of his candy subjects, he was still protective of his game. He made it his own (granted, just added his own OC), it was his cozy, welcoming home after his own game got taken away and he was essentially homeless for 10~ish years. The residents there looked up to him, respected him, took his word.

I would THINK he would feel just a bit offended to learn Vanellope just up and left her game, her kingdom because "she got bored" and wanted something new.

I would imagine if something even outside the game would threaten it, he would at least be a bit protective of it. It was his image. The image he MADE for it and in it.

[beebfreeb]

seeing your wir posts is really fun!! it's one of my favorite movies, and the additions you've made to it are really well thought out. there's no pressure to answer this since it's kind of a loaded question, but what would you have preferred the second movie be about? even just like a character you would've liked seeing more of, or a different environment than the internet setting most of the second movie took place in

I don't really know! If a sequel didn't exist already... I wouldn't really want one. I think it's perfectly fine as a standalone movie and I'm kind of just using it as a base to build off of. The kinds of things I want to explore in a setting like that are just... not Disney movie material, I guess?

Honestly, I don't even know if I watched the sequel or not... I feel like I must have, but it is entirely a blank spot in my memory. So, I'm not even sure what I'd try to "fix" about it, LOL.

My answer is competitive speedrunning and glitch-hunting communities. AND a comparison of the lives of characters from arcade games and more story based console/computer games that can be saved and reloaded at any time and the implications that has.

Anyway this is why I should draw my not at all WIR related but video game inspired setting OCs with WIR characters at some point. I think Bartholomew as an edgy JRPG-type villain would be really funny to contrast with the sort of narratively simple bad guys that appear in the movie. Also my speedrunner SRM/ACE wizards.

Do you think Pacman likes the kill screen at level 256 or does it hurt him? Much to consider.

[bberetd]

Hi, the story idea to go with your Wreck-It Ralph and Super Mario Bros having ice cream together (or gelato in this case) is realised. It’s finished! I have the link to the post:

https://www.tumblr.com/vulpixfairy1985/741110315705647104/of-meaningful-conversations-and-gelato

The story is called “Of Meaningful Conversations and Gelato” and is also posted on Archive Of Our Own. I hope it meets your expectations and hope you’ll enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

yall please read this story omg. If you haven’t already!! It has the right amount of SMB and WIR, it’s the perfect balance.

@vulpixfairy1985 here’s my thanks to you. hope you had an amazing birthday!

[secretsocietyofgamejumpers]

All right, fine…I’ll post about Turbo.

(No hate to the Turbo Renaissance, I’m just more of a Core Four [and Markowski] gal.)

So, when I was writing my fanfic R-E-S-P-E-C-T, I was inspired by a WIR sequel comic from the Disney Comic Zone magazine called “The Final Level Boss”.

Well, I found an HD version of it in the official WIR magazine, and I saw something very peculiar in the background…

No, not “Barman”…take a closer look.

HE’S BACK…

[random-person1000]

I hate captioning stuff but 💥💥💥

[kingabezka]

Such a shame there never was, and never will be, a Megamind sequel. It just doesn't exist at all, oh well

[azural83]

The sequel could've been about their dynamic and exploring their new lives but nooo we had to get the "look at how many things we own" disguised as a movie

[sisyphean-desire]

hey. Hey can you. Give the details on the theory that ralph breaks the internet has evidence that turbo is alive. Smiles really sweetly!!!

oh hi did misery send you here

its actually not the second movie, thank god, i hate that horror show

im pretty sure its from an official racing game with Disney characters? but it isn’t just the case of ‘ohh he’s here. we give no explanation.’ he actually talks about how he’s very happy he Isn’t dead and “not diet cola sploded” so this mf just got like said into another goddamn racing game but this being the internet… he could still leave his game and go fuck around and throw rocks at everybody. do with this info what you will. turbo isn’t dead. he just didn’t show up in the sequel cuz it sucked. should have made it about polybius instead.