History WMG / WreckitRalph

* im guessing PC would have [[{{UsefulNotes/Steam}} Steam city ]]

[[WMG: In Mr. Litwak's world, Capcom went a different way with their ".VS." series starting at or near the end of the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube era to a few years after the launch of the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}.]]

* Franchise/MortalKombat Vs Franchise/StreetFighter -- About six months after the launch of the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}. All systems and arcade.
* Nintendo Vs Capcom -- About four years after the Wii's launch. Only for the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}} and the arcade. Justifying [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser's modern look.]]

We know sooner or later that UsefulNotes/WiiU is going to get a ''VideoGame/MarioKart'' game, it would be SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}} if one character from Disney's ''Mario Kart'' homage end up in a real ''Mario Kart'' game.

* 1985: Tobi-Com Fun System=[[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Nintendo Entertainment System]]
* 1990: Mega Tobi-Com=[[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendo Super Nintendo]]
* 1995: Tobi-Com 3D=UsefulNotes/{{Nintendo 64}}
* 2001: Game Sphere=[[UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube Game Cube]]

* 2006: Tobi-ZOOM=[[UsefulNotes/NintendoWii Nintendo Wii]]
* 2013: Tobi-ZOOM WE=[[UsefulNotes/WiiU Wii U]]

The way that [[spoiler:Felix reminded Calhoun of her dead husband, and the way he used his CatchPhrase "Dynamite Gal", one of the original programmers of ''Fix-It Felix Jr.'' ended up working on ''Hero's Duty'' and added in some of Felix's programming as an EasterEgg.]]

Turbo was insanely jealous of Roadblasters, so he game-jumped to wreck their time in the spotlight, [[spoiler:but that was all he intended to do -- he was so blinded by rage and envy he didn't think about what would happen to ''Turbo Time''. The two other racers we see 1- who are they? A popular Fanon is that they're twins. Turbo's older brothers, maybe? When he crashed ''Roadblasters'', he intended for ''Roadblasters'' to get taken away, but when ''Turbo Time'' got unplugged too, it not only took his home away, but ''his brothers died because of his actions''. So he spent his time drinking himself into a stupor in Tapper's, when he heard about ''another'' racing game being put into the arcade. So he grabbed the code and entered the game, thinking that maybe he could hide himself in his new persona and forget about his past, but Vanellope got in the way. After having done away with his own kin (even if he didn't intend to), what was another kid's life ruined to Turbo?]]

[[spoiler:As soon as Turbo saw the "Out of Order" sign on Roadblasters, he sped-on out to Game Center Station, where he hit Tapper, and knocked out a Foot Soldier from ''VideoGame/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesTheArcadeGame'' for a costume, but kept himself to Game Center Station. He kept a watch on any new possible game, including his own game -- but mostly he just saw new non-Racing games -- until 1997, when ''Sugar Rush'' come in. He was annoyed by Princess Vanellope von Schweetz and wanted her out of his way. So he, using his Foot Solider costume, knocked out a few people for a disguise -- and took the name of Carol Candy, and entered ''Sugar Rush'' game. Princess Vanellope started to get a crush on the new arrival and Turbo/Mr. Candy used it to his full advantage. By the end of 1997, via hints from the Princess, Turbo/Mr. Candy was able to find the code box for ''Sugar Rush'' and the code need to unlock the game -- allowing him to become King Candy and reprogrammed the memories of the other racer and make them think Vanellope von Schweetz is a Glitch.]]

[[WMG: The Sonic from ''WebAnimation/SonicForHire'' is responsible for Turbo crashing ''RoadBlasters'']]
* I know this would never happen (as ''Turbo Time'' was made sometime in the early 1980s, years before Sonic was born), but maybe Turbo wasn't motivated by jealousy. Maybe he was alright with being lonely. However, the WebAnimation/SonicForHire Sonic, who is an extreme Gamejumper, encouraged Turbo to break into RoadBlasters and jack it up. However, this Sonic thought that Turbo was dead, so he spread the word that people who die in their own games die for good.

Roadblasters crashed because [[spoiler:Turbo hacked the game]] to make himself look a 8-bit character, and he did it because he wanted to be recognised by the players.

[[WMG: ''Sugar Rush'' takes place within [[VideoGame/{{Earthbound}} Magicant]].]]

[[WMG:Surge will team up with a FourElementEnsemble]]

* Note that he was glancing at [[GagBoobs the cherries]] when he said this.

When he was using her name in response to the surge protector, he was not only making a joke -- he purposely made it at her expense. This would also explain why it was the first name he thought of. In addition, she also has something in her design that is [[Main/BuxomIsBetter bigger]] than normal, and the two could probably relate to each other. The relationship most likely distracted him from his unhappiness with his job until a particularly nasty breakup.

*** [[spoiler:But...was she being a glitch exactly like she not existing to the players?]]

The Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon has always been known for adaptations of other material, and of video games, ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'' is the best known. In addition, because Disney owns the rights to the [[Film/SuperMarioBros film adaptation]], Disney thought they still had the film rights to the franchise. However, Nintendo [[TitleDrop wrecked]] the idea at some point.

[[WMG: ''Wreck-It Ralph'' shares a universe with ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'']]

In the same way that ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'' spun off from ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'', perhaps ''Sugar Rush'' will do the same (although it'll probably go under a different title due to [[Series/SugarRush it already being a title for another show]]. Perhaps it could be Disney's answer to ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''?

The other reason is that he was appointed there to try to keep Bison out of trouble. Notice on how M. Bison is the only actual Franchise/StreetFighter villain in the meetings? I mean yes he is the most iconic villain but he was never a sympathetic villain there to begin with. We'll assume he is still a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk anyway as well and has probably gotten himself into trouble plenty of times. (Especially since Bison is not exactly the most prudent of Villains, so he is probably quite the Womanizer when he is not playing his role.) Bison had no intention of wanting to go to the Bad-Anon meetings but the other characters in Street Fighter want him to behave when he is not playing his role. (Predictably, Bison has tried to get out of going to the Bad-Anon meetings in the past but something made him a little more willing to cooperate). They probably designated Zangief as Bison's baby-sitter to make sure he goes to his Bad-Anon meetings on time (and Zangief is probably one of the only StreetFighter heroes that would be willing to put up with Bison).

[[WMG: Creator/NorioWakamoto, Creator/KentaMiyake, and Creator/JunichiKanemaru will reprise their respective roles as [[StreetFighter M. Bison, Zangief]], and VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog in the film's Japanese dub.]]

The other reason is that he was appointed there to try to keep Bison out of trouble. Notice on how M. Bison is the only actual StreetFighter villain in the meetings? I mean yes he is the most iconic villain but he was never a sympathetic villain there to begin with. We'll assume he is still a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk anyway as well and has probably gotten himself into trouble plenty of times. (Especially since Bison is not exactly the most prudent of Villains, so he is probably quite the Womanizer when he is not playing his role.) Bison had no intention of wanting to go to the Bad-Anon meetings but the other characters in Street Fighter want him to behave when he is not playing his role. (Predictably, Bison has tried to get out of going to the Bad-Anon meetings in the past but something made him a little more willing to cooperate). They probably designated Zangief as Bison's baby-sitter to make sure he goes to his Bad-Anon meetings on time (and Zangief is probably one of the only StreetFighter heroes that would be willing to put up with Bison).

Characters from games such as StreetFighter and VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog were never in any real danger of getting erased because if their games get pulled from Litwak's Arcade they have several other Arcades/Consoles to fall back to. However, the Fix-It Felix Jr game is openly referred to as an old Video Game in which it was quite possibly an Arcade-only game. Sadly because it's a 30 year old game that was probably Arcade only it is quite possible that Litwak's Arcade was probably the only place that still even has a working copy of the game anymore. So in other words if Litwak's copy of Fix-It Felix Jr was removed then the game's cast would most likely be really screwed.

He volunteers to be there to help support Video Game Characters who are supposed to play villains that dislike their jobs. While the Bad-Anon meetings normally don't allow good guys to be in the meetings he gets around this by bringing up how he was a Villain in most of the StreetFighter adaptations in the 90s (except for the Animated Movie where he was just a Cameo with Blanka).

[[spoiler:As soon as Turbo saw the "Out of Order" sign on Roadblasters, he sped-on out to Game Center Station, where he hit Tapper, and knocked out a Foot Soldier from the TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Arcade game for a costume, but kept himself to Game Center Station. He kept a watch on any new possible game, including his own game -- but mostly he just saw new non-Racing games -- until 1997, when ''Sugar Rush'' come in. He was annoyed by Princess Vanellope von Schweetz and wanted her out of his way. So he, using his Foot Solider costume, knocked out a few people for a disguise -- and took the name of Carol Candy, and entered ''Sugar Rush'' game. Princess Vanellope started to get a crush on the new arrival and Turbo/Mr. Candy used it to his full advantage. By the end of 1997, via hints from the Princess, Turbo/Mr. Candy was able to find the code box for ''Sugar Rush'' and the code need to unlock the game -- allowing him to become King Candy and reprogrammed the memories of the other racer and make them think Vanellope von Schweetz is a Glitch.]]

[[WMG: There ''will'' be a [[ActorAllusion Director Allusion]] for [[Creator.RichMoore Rich Moore]] at the Bad-Anon scene.]]
Most of us thought that only [[StreetFighter Zangief]] and [[VideoGame/PacMan Clyde]] would talk in that scene, but that was quickly proven wrong by later trailers in which [[Franchise/MortalKombat Kano]] delivers a line ([[YouCantFightFate "You can't mess with the program, Ralph."]][[note]] (which is a fancy way of saying "I'm PROGRAMMED to rip people's hearts out myself".))[[/note]]. So probably the same will happen for everyone... except for [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] (and Mario fans [[VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine sure as hell know why]]). How does a potentially-dialogue-heavy scene deal with this? Simply put: Bowser ''can'' talk, [[ButtMonkey but is constantly interrupted by the others]] (for example, he tries to say something but Eggman opens his mouth before he can). Now, where did this happen before? [[TheSimpsons Teenager Maggie in "Lisa's Wedding", anyone?]] [=-->=] theory by @/AlexSora89

Kano from ''Franchise/MortalKombat'' is shown telling Ralph that [[YouCantFightFate "You can't mess with the program, Ralph."]], which may be a subtle (read: GettingCrapPastTheRadar) way to say he's programmed to be the villain he is, which includes, of course, [[FinishingMove ripping people's hearts out.]] If the subtle interpretation is too subtle, then the movie might as well as say "[[RefugeInAudacity screw subtlety]]" and have Smoke - his fellow MK cameo in the same scene - reply with "That's YOUR excuse to rip my heart out every time!"; then, in true "derailed alcoholics anonymous session", the two are about to have a fight and, right before the other villains keep the two from beating the everloving lights out of each other, [[MythologyGag they're shown by the side as if they were in an actual MK match.]] [=-->=] theory by @/AlexSora89

Most of us thought that only [[StreetFighter Zangief]] and [[VideoGame/PacMan Clyde]] would talk in that scene, but that was quickly proven wrong by later trailers in which [[Franchise/MortalKombat Kano]] delivers a line ([[YouCantFightFate "You can't mess with the program, Ralph."]][[note]] (which is a fancy way of saying [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar "I'm PROGRAMMED to rip people's hearts out myself".)]])[[/note]]. So probably the same will happen for everyone... except for [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] (and Mario fans [[VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine sure as hell know why]]). How does a potentially-dialogue-heavy scene deal with this? Simply put: Bowser ''can'' talk, [[ButtMonkey but is constantly interrupted by the others]] (for example, he tries to say something but Eggman opens his mouth before he can). Now, where did this happen before? [[TheSimpsons Teenager Maggie in "Lisa's Wedding", anyone?]] [=-->=] theory by @/AlexSora89

[[WMG: ''Wreck-It Ralph'' is what happened before [[Main/TheMatrix the machines enslaved the human race]].]]

...the game "thinks" they're still alive so it doesn't regenerate them. ''Does'' ''this'' ''count'' ''as'' ''"wild"''?

However, characters who are DummiedOut in an arcade game aren't like the regular characters. Characters who are DummiedOut in the Disney/WreckItRalph universe simply exist as skins that are only in the coding and cannot exist as characters in the game unless [[spoiler:another character does what Turbo did and uses the skin to plug him- or herself into the game. So in theory, any DummiedOut character can be brought as playable into a game by a different character, even one from a different game]].

Kano from ''MortalKombat'' is shown telling Ralph that [[YouCantFightFate "You can't mess with the program, Ralph."]], which may be a subtle (read: GettingCrapPastTheRadar) way to say he's programmed to be the villain he is, which includes, of course, [[FinishingMove ripping people's hearts out.]] If the subtle interpretation is too subtle, then the movie might as well as say "[[RefugeInAudacity screw subtlety]]" and have Smoke - his fellow MK cameo in the same scene - reply with "That's YOUR excuse to rip my heart out every time!"; then, in true "derailed alcoholics anonymous session", the two are about to have a fight and, right before the other villains keep the two from beating the everloving lights out of each other, [[MythologyGag they're shown by the side as if they were in an actual MK match.]] [=-->=] theory by @/AlexSora89

* MortalKombat Vs StreetFighter -- About six months after the launch of the UsefulNotes/{{Wii}}. All systems and arcade.

Most of us thought that only [[StreetFighter Zangief]] and [[VideoGame/PacMan Clyde]] would talk in that scene, but that was quickly proven wrong by later trailers in which [[MortalKombat Kano]] delivers a line ([[YouCantFightFate "You can't mess with the program, Ralph."]][[note]] (which is a fancy way of saying [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar "I'm PROGRAMMED to rip people's hearts out myself".)]])[[/note]]. So probably the same will happen for everyone... except for [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Bowser]] (and Mario fans [[VideoGame/SuperMarioSunshine sure as hell know why]]). How does a potentially-dialogue-heavy scene deal with this? Simply put: Bowser ''can'' talk, [[ButtMonkey but is constantly interrupted by the others]] (for example, he tries to say something but Eggman opens his mouth before he can). Now, where did this happen before? [[TheSimpsons Teenager Maggie in "Lisa's Wedding", anyone?]] [=-->=] theory by @/AlexSora89

[[WMG: Mighty the Armadillo died outside of a ''SonicTheHedgehog'' game]]

Characters from games such as StreetFighter and SonicTheHedgehog were never in any real danger of getting erased because if their games get pulled from Litwak's Arcade they have several other Arcades/Consoles to fall back to. However, the Fix-It Felix Jr game is openly referred to as an old Video Game in which it was quite possibly an Arcade-only game. Sadly because it's a 30 year old game that was probably Arcade only it is quite possible that Litwak's Arcade was probably the only place that still even has a working copy of the game anymore. So in other words if Litwak's copy of Fix-It Felix Jr was removed then the game's cast would most likely be really screwed.

* Sega Vs Capcom -- About a six month before the [=GameCube=]'s end. All systems and arcade. Justifying [[SonicTheHedgehog Sonic's modern look.]]

** When other game characters appeared in ''Fix-It Felix, Jr.'', they were considered glitches, until spontaneous crossover games became an acceptable part of reality. In the credits, ''Fix-It Felix, Jr.'' is now depicted with ''Sugar Rush'' and ''Hero's Duty'' characters, showing the game operating in its post-crossover-enabled state, and spontaneous crossovers show up in ''VideoGame/QBert'', ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'', the platformer ''Sugar Rush'' was based on, the classic arcade game ''Hero's Duty'' is based on, and a ''Fix-It Felix, Jr.'' game with a dancing sequence, or a spinoff Nicelanders dancing game. Unlike our own crossover games, where programmers would have to decide to put the characters in, these games just happen to have crossovers, as if by magic. The usual explanations are "it's a glitch," in which case it's a welcome glitch, or, "it's the electricity," creating a new definition of how electricity works. Soon, the world's scientists and engineers admit, "Yes, video game characters can appear anywhere, as long as they run on electricity. That's just how electricity works."

[[WMG: Creator/NorioWakamoto, Creator/KentaMiyake, and Creator/JunichiKanemaru will reprise their respective roles as [[StreetFighter M. Bison, Zangief]], and SonicTheHedgehog in the film's Japanese dub.]]