#turbo rush

[beebfreeb]

To all my long-term followers: You have to look through all of my art and deduct exactly what's wrong with me. I know you can do it by now.

[blackthewolf17]

Sorry for not bringing you the comic update and just upload this sketch, but this month I have been very busy as I had an emergency and had to accept a lot commissions to be able to pay for the surgeries of a stray cat that I adopted. This is the most decent thing I have, even so I hope that next time I can bring you the third part of the comic.

[charlie-shoeshine]

A very lazily colored doodle of the critter

[sakuralovespossums]

Ever since I watched Randomalistic’s Turbo/King Candy video, I’ve been sinking back into my Wreck it Ralph hyperfixation which then made me come up with a crack au of dad Turbo

Like imagine if Turbo never went…..well…..turbo and his game remained plugged in the arcade with Felix over the years. He’s still an egotistic asshole but isn’t as murderous like in the film and sees himself as a role model/inspiration for the newer racing game characters.

But then Sugar Rush is plugged in and he now has a little hell spawn rival who is Princess Vanellope. She’s just as cocky as he is and they’re always spitting insults at each other with the little racer calling him “grandpa” and “bug face”. To her, it’s all fun and games while Turbo is so done with her!

But then he notices her racing and realizes she actually has skills. Maybe not as good as his (no one can ever be better than him) but still impressive. So he gives her tips on how to improve her speed, perform tricks, drive dirty and rough, etc. and then eventually bringing her to practice on his track in his game. Everyone is so astonished by this. Turbo not only openly acknowledging another racer but also teaching them?!

Whether they realize it or not, they develop a mentor/student or pseudo-father/daughter dynamic that has everyone in the arcade giggling at how funny and kinda endearing it is.

Every time Vanellope wins a race, Turbo brags about it to everyone, saying how “She learnt that from me!” And “Of course she won! I’m her teacher after all!!”

He is the ultimate soccer mom who brags nonstop about his winner child and is such a bad role model (encourages cheating and being a show-off) and always spoils her

[maskerat]

some of my personal turbo headcanons.

[bunny-carrothunter]

Turbo Reveal (Japanese Dub)

Wanted to watch this movie in Japanese but since Disney+ doesn't have the dub, I had to merge the audio (provided by @vivipuri , thank you, hun<3) and the clip to get it. Vanellope's voice is genuinely adorable, apparently her VA was 12 at the time, which matches well since that is her character's age, just about.

Turbo's (or Tābo) "Turbotastiku!" sounds so unhinged at the end, you can almost hear a hint of a growl on it. Ugh, his VA did such a good job.

[fridgrave2-0]

BEHOLD! 80s boyfriends with A TWIST

au where felix and turbo went batshit crazy together and three games were unplugged in the end. they were living in the walls for 10 years and then usurped sugar rush. turbo is still a king and felix (while having an equal amount of power) is his "advisor"

since king candy is heavily inspired by mad hatter i chose to be a 1000 iq brain and made felix's disguise based on march hare so they can have lore accurate tea parties with coke instead of sugar

[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.

[vivipuri]

I absolutely love the King Candybug scene in Wreck-It Ralph not just because he’s hot but because you can really tell King Candy no longer cares about the fact that his true identity has been unveiled nor about putting up a good front. He’s now assumed a form that finally reflects the monster he really is after years of having to suppress it with a goofy demeanor and he’s RELISHING IN IT—an evilly smug attitude and all, something we haven’t seen from him in the movie up until this point.

A benevolent king who only means well for his subjects and just wants the best for his kingdom? Screw that! Why be that when you can be the king of an ENTIRE ARCADE? With this new form, he finally realizes this opportunity is possible, and. well :’) At least he tried </3

[justarandomrat]

Poor turbo (it's his fault)

[zigzthingz]

My Autism is reaching critical mass, I need therapy…..

This character is genuinely so cool I could ramble about it for hours also he’s totally still alive and Disney needs to get on this

If you don’t say would to this guy then you don’t deserve me

I really wished there was more to see of him in the movie. Especially the 3D pixelated form, I feel like that was really cool. It’s not a usura format so it was something I think should have had more screen time. Though the execution of the reveal is near flawless so I can’t argue

GIVE HIM A SERIES GIVE WIR A DISNEY+ SERIES GRAAGAHHRHHRHRHHRGG LET ME PIRATE IT SO I DONT SUPPORT DISNEY RHRHRRHRGRGRGT

[celestite-caroline]

I like to imagine that the twins started visiting more games once they found out Turbo has died

[turbotastic-as-fuck]

My Turbo redemption Headcanon & Alternate ending idea to the movie (with art examples):

Basically the movie ends the exact same way, except King Candy was never eaten by that cy-bug. Instead, he swerved as the track was being destroyed, shocked at all the cy-bugs destroying “his” game. He ends up driving away and back into the tunnel like the little coward he is, knowing Vanellope won’t be able to cross the finish line with all this mess.

Blah blah blah… Ralph succeeds in getting the vol-cola mountain to explode, Vanellope saves him on the kart, all the cy-bugs die, she crosses the finish line, happily ever after.

Then there’s King Candy. Right after it’s revealed that Vanellope is the rightful ruler and princess (president), he drives over and storms in. Ralph wants to curve stomp his little ass, but both Felix and Vanellope stop him.

King Candy starts cussing her (and pretty much everyone else) out, calling all of them names. His character model keeps glitching between King Candy and Turbo, as if the game is trying to erase all evidence of King Candy, but his own code is refusing and fighting to keep his goofy-ahh design.

At some point while he’s cussing everyone out kid-friendly style, both of the police characters walk up behind him with one of those giant cupcakes and slam it on top of King Candy, trapping him similar to how Ralph was before.

Dizzy and probably concussed, his character model finally settles on Turbo. For good this time.

Vanellope, finally having a moment to talk, she wonders aloud what they’re gonna do with him. Calhoun and Ralph raise their guns and fists. But Felix, fighting to keep things civil, walks up and looks at Turbo. “I have a suggestion, princess-president-ma’am”

Hard cut to Turbo sitting in a meeting room, surrounded by other characters, with a banner that says “Troubled-Anon”, or just something that insinuates the characters are problematic outside of their games but want (or NEED) to be better.

Yeah that’s my idea. Basically Turbo survives and is forced into group therapy. It’s not the most creative, but it’s an idea I like. Of course the canon outcome from the movie is much better, but I just want more Turbo.

But sadly my want for more Turbo comes at a cost… no King Candybug 💔

[innermentalityshark]

Did nobody not from Sugar Rush besides Ralph ever question why there’s a homeless 9 year old being ostracized from her peers? 😭 i’m sure someone had to visit there’s no way nobody noticed, i wonder what excuses King Candy used when someone mentioned it

“Oh don’t worry about it, that’s just the normal homeless nine year old, we have a lot of those around here.”

[umbraticstickerz]

The Oversized Silverfish

Well that crossed with a praying mantis but shh

Just some pixel art, trying to get better at shading for the most part. This was honestly really nice to work on though!

Transparent background ver below cuz why not

[lazymonth]

" What if... The Road blaster incident never happened " ahh art work.