History Fridge / WreckitRalph

* King Candy, the ruler of ''Sugar Rush'' thinks he's all that and a bag of chips because he's the game's best racer. But his opponents on the race tracks are [[PickOnSomeoneYourOwnSize ''a bunch of small children.'']]

** The TakeThat doesn't appear to be so much against the genre itself, so much as the sheer omnipresence they have in the modern market. Outside of Nintendo systems, FPS games are seen by many as the easiest way to make money in the game world; because of this, other genres get less attention. Q-Bert, a character from a Platformer, is willing to settle for a cameo in an FPS.

* Why is [[ActionGirl Sergeant Calhoun]] female? Other than being an AfirmativeActionGirl she's from a space-marine style FPS, which would be considered "new" compared to the old-fashioned arcade games, also explaining a female protagonist, another "new" concept!

* Why is [[ActionGirl Sergeant Calhoun]] female? other than being an AfirmativeActionGirl she's from a space-marine style FPS, which would be considered "new" compared to the old-fashioned arcade games, also explaining a female protagonist, another "new" concept!

* Why is the T-Rex from MeetTheRobinsons in the Game station scene? The movie got a video game adaption!

* Ralph's and Q-Bert's TakeThat about the FirstPersonShooter makes little sense. The genre is a distant minority in the arcade scene, where the only ones I can find are ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'', SNK's ''TheSuperSpy'', and possibly Atari's I, Robot. (There is also SNK's CrossedSwords trilogy, but those are first person slice'em-ups.) Furthermore, shoot'em ups have a long and honorable history in the arcade scene. The rail versions dating back to ''Crossbow'' and ''OperationWolf'', and the scrolling versions to ''Commando'', ''IkariWarriors'', and ''Jackal''. Frankly he should be more bewildered at the way tournament fighting games have taken over. This feels more like a case of DidNotDoTheResearch.

* "Game-jumping" appears to be powered by [[Portal portal technology]].

* Why is Zangief[[note]]who, in the ''StreetFighter'' canon, is NOT particularly villainous[[/note]] at the villain support group? He's not a bad guy, he's just [[PunchClockVillain plays]] [[DesignatedVillain one]] sometimes.

* Vanelope asking Ralph if he's a hobo (a homeless person) get's a whole new meaning when you remember that Ralph is in fact homeless. It's his entire game backstory, that they destroyed his home to make space for the apartments.

* Ralph's and Q-Bert's TakeThat about the FirstPersonShooter makes little sense. The genre is a distant minority in the arcade scene, where the only ones I can find are ''{{Doom}}'', SNK's ''TheSuperSpy'', and possibly Atari's I, Robot. (There is also SNK's CrossedSwords trilogy, but those are first person slice'em-ups.) Furthermore, shoot'em ups have a long and honorable history in the arcade scene. The rail versions dating back to ''Crossbow'' and ''OperationWolf'', and the scrolling versions to ''Commando'', ''IkariWarriors'', and ''Jackal''. Frankly he should be more bewildered at the way tournament fighting games have taken over. This feels more like a case of DidNotDoTheResearch.

* On the topic of Ralph's backstory in his game, there's some brilliance there in itself. Since Ralph is apparently only trying to destroy the apartment because its construction destroyed ''his'' home, well, [[JerkassHasAPoint he's not exactly looking like the bad guy here.]] But who is Ralph supposed to be an {{Expy}} of? Donkey Kong. And what was Donkey Kong's backstory in [[DonkeyKong ''his'']] original game? It's actually AllThereInTheManual that Donkey Kong was being ''abused'' by his owner and only stole his owner's girl to get revenge for said abuse. [[NightmareFuel I think we'd prefer it if he was just evil.]]

* Vanelope asking Ralph if he's a hobo (a homeless person) get's a whole new meaning when you remember that Ralph is infact homeless. It's his entire game backstory, that they destroyed his home to make space for the apartments.

* Ralph's and Q-Bert's TakeThat about the FirstPersonShooter makes little sense. The genre is a distant minority in the arcade scene, where the only ones I can find are [i]{{Doom}}[/i], SNK's [i]TheSuperSpy[/i], and possibly Atari's I, Robot. (There is also SNK's CrossedSwords trilogy, but those are first person slice'em-ups.) Furthermore, shoot'em ups have a long and honorable history in the arcade scene. The rail versions dating back to [i]Crossbow[/i] and [i]OperationWolf[/i], and the scrolling versions to [i]Commando[/i], [i]IkariWarriors[/i], and [i]Jackal[/i]. Frankly he should be more bewildered at the way tournament fighting games have taken over. This feels more like a case of DidNotDoTheResearch.

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* Vanelope asking Ralph if he's a hobo (a homeless person) get's a whole new meaning when you remember that Ralph is infact homeless. It's his entire game backstory, that they destroyed his home to make space for the apartments.

* Vanalopes question what ever Ralph is a hobo, meaning a homeless person, get's a whole meaner perspective when you remember that Ralph is infact homeless. It's his entire game backstory, that they destroyed his home to make space for the apartments.

* Why is Zangief at the villain support group? He's not a bad guy, he's just plays one sometimes.

* Notice that when the girl puts in a quarter after Ralph has left, the "I'm gonna wreck it!" bubble appears without him. It's a very good way to demonstrate his DesignatedVillain status, by showing that the game literally puts words in his mouth!

** Only if they're the protagonist. Try OnlySixFaces, or PaletteSwap.

** Only if they're the protagonist. Try OnlySixFaces, or PalletSwap.

* Close examination of the teaser image shows some redundant characters in the backdrop. Reason? Video game characters have ''[[OneUp extra lives]]''.