Wynnchel and Duncan and Nicelanders

Wynnchel and Duncan are a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies three Racer statistics () and enhances one skill (). Wynnchel and Duncan are part of the Wreck-It Ralph Collection. 
==Origin==
Wynnchel and Duncan are minor characters in Disney's animated films "Wreck-It Ralph" (2012). They serve as King Candy's guards who appear during the race to arrest Vanellope and stop her from participating, but they end up capturing Ralph and bringing him to the palace. They also accompany King Candy when he discovers that Ralph and Vanellope have sneaked into his car making room to create a candy vehicle for Vanellope.
Nicelanders are a Crew Member in Disney Speedstorm. It is a Rare Crew Member which means it amplifies three Racer statistics () and enhances one skill (). Nicelanders are part of the Wreck-It Ralph Collection. 
==Origin==
Nicelanders are non-playable characters in the arcade game "Fix-It Felix Jr." that appear in Disney's animated films "Wreck-It Ralph" (2012) and its 2018 sequel, serving as supporting movie characters. Residing in the town of Niceland, they assume the roles of bystanders within the game's dynamics. When not engaged in gameplay, they shower praise upon Felix for his deeds, while avoiding and disliking Wreck-It Ralph, the game's well-intentioned antagonist, fearing his potential for breaking things around him. Their movements mimic the jerky animations of classic 8-bit game sprites.
Initially, the Nicelanders fail to grasp Ralph's significance beyond his designated role in the game, viewing him solely as a villain. However, their perception shifts when Ralph and Felix depart, causing panic among the Nicelanders who flee to avoid the game's termination. Gene, one of the Nicelanders, stays behind to tell Ralph about the consequences of his actions upon his return. After discovering Ralph's heroic efforts to save the arcade, their attitude towards him softens, albeit Ralph still endures being hurled from the building. Yet, they acknowledge him with in-game gratitude.
In the sequel, the Nicelanders make a few very brief appearances. Following "Sugar Rush"'s unplugging, Fix-It Felix Jr. and Sergeant Calhoun approach them and ask them to adopt the homeless characters, but none of them accept the offer, only Gene agrees to take Sour Bill. In the film's conclusion, the Nicelanders are depicted mingling at parties hosted by fellow arcade characters.
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Category:Crew
Category:Rare Crew Members
Category:Wreck-It Ralph