Special Friends Adventures of Wreck-It Ralph

Trainzville (Jordan Shingler)

Professor Hulk

Incredibubble Irish Guy (Samuel)

Professor Hulk (Ethan)

Alan Coates

Kim Goody

Trainzville (Jordan Shingler)

Professor Hulk

**Special Friends' Adventures of Wreck-It Ralph** is an upcoming crossover film. It is based on the original Disney film.

## Synopsis

Bad Guys Wreck-It Ralph and Tom the Cat are tired of playing the role of a bad guy and losing to the good guys, Fix-It Felix and Jerry the Mouse. So they embark on a journey to become video game heroes. But Ralph and Tom accidentally let loose a deadly enemy that threatens the entire arcade. They'll need the help of an unlikely racer whose been a glitch for so long, and a brave, young red racing car who dreams of becoming a real racing car.

Join Ralph and Tom in this game-jumping crossover that will leave you and everyone feeling electrified!

## Characters

* Wreck-It Ralph
* Fix-It Felix
* Sargent Calhoun
* Vanellope Von Schweetz
* Tom
* Jerry
* Tuffy
* Dorothy
* Toto
* Dora
* Boots
* Phineas
* Ferb
* Isabella
* Baljeet
* Buford
* Lincoln
* Lori
* Leni
* Luna
* Luan
* Lynn
* Lucy
* Lana
* Lola
* Lisa
* Lily
* Pac-Man
* Cylindria
* Spiral
* Wubbzy
* Widget
* Walden
* Daizy
* Leo
* Annie
* June
* Quincy
* Twilight Sparkle
* Pinkie Pie
* Rainbow Dash
* Fluttershy
* Rarity
* Applejack
* Spike
* Fireside Girls
* Jc
* Wilhelmina
* Buttsquat
* Suzi
* McGee
* Gretchen
* Squirt
* Dick Dastardly
* Muttley
* Doofenshmirtz
* Perry
* Blossom
* Bubbles
* Buttercup
* Mojo Jojo
* Lord Hater
* Commander Peepers
* Wander
* Sylvia
* Frank
* Lyman
* Lord Dominator (mentioned)
* Q\*Bert
* Wenda
* Wu
* Wesley
* Roary
* Maxi
* Cici
* Drifter
* Tin Top
* Sour Bill
* King Candy (Turbo)
* Taffyta Muttonfudge
* Candlehead
* Rancis Fluggerbutter
* Suger Rush Racers
* Nicelanders

## Cast

* John C. Reilly as Wreck-It Ralph
* Richard Kind as Tom
* Dana Hill as Jerry
* Kath Soucie as Tuffy
* Sarah Silverman as Vanellope von Schweetz
* Jack McBrayer as Wander and Fix-It Felix Jr.
* April Winchell as Sylvia
* Jane Lynch as Sergeant Tamora Jean Calhoun
* Alan Tudyk as King Candy/Turbo
* Rich Moore as Sour Bill and Zangief
* Tara Strong as Bubbles, Twilight Sparkle, Christian and Daizy
* Ashleigh Ball as Applejack and Rainbow Dash
* Eirn Mathews as Pac-Man
* Andrea Libman as Cylindria, Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy
* Sam Vincent as Spiral
* Tabitha St. Germain as Rarity and Spike
* Mindy Kaling as Taffyta Muttonfudge
* Maria Darling as Roary and Cici
* Marc Silk as Maxi and Drifter
* Peter Kay as Tin Top
* Catherine Taber as Lori
* Liliana Mumy as Leni
* Nika Futterman as Luna
* Cristina Pucelli as Luan
* Jessica DiCicco as Wilhelmina, Lynn Jr and Lucy
* Grey Griffin as Wubbzy, Lana, Lola and Lily
* Lara Jill Miller as Lisa and Widget
* Vincent Martella as Phineas
* David Errgo Jr. as Ferb
* Bobby Gaylor as Buford
* Maulik Pancholy as Baljeet
* Alyson Stoner as Isabella
* Dee Bradley Baker as Perry
* Dan Povenmire as Heinz Doofenshmirtz
* Raymond S. Persi as Gene and Zombie
* Adam Carolla as Wynnchel
* Horatio Sanz as Duncan
* Paul Winchell as Dick Dastardly
* Don Messick as Muttley
* Kari Wahlgren as Dorothy
* Kathleen Herles as Dora
* Harrison Chad as Boots and Leo
* Natalia Wojcik as Annie
* Adien Pompey as Quincy
* Erica Huang as June
* Scott McCord as McGee
* Melissa Altro as Gretchen
* Darren Frost as Squirt
* Carlos Alazraqui as Walden
* Keith Ferguson as Lord Hater
* Tom Kenny as Commander Peepers
* Joe Lo Truglio as Markowski
* Roger L. Jackson as Mojo Jojo
* Ed O'Neill as Mr. Litwak
* Dennis Haysbert as General Hologram
* Edie McClurg as Mary
* Jess Harnell as Don
* Rachael Harris as Deanna
* Skylar Astin as Roy
* Stefanie Scott as Moppet Girl
* John DiMaggio as Papa Beard
* Ava Preston as Wenda
* Nicolas Aqui as Wu
* Jason Hopley as Wesley
* Katie Lowes as Candlehead
* Catherine Cavadini as Blossom
* E.G. Daily as Buttercup
* Jamie Elman as Rancis Fluggerbutter
* Josie Trinidad as Jubileena Bing-Bing
* Cymbre Walk as Crumbelina DiCaramello
* Brandon Scott as Kohut
* Tim Mertens (The film's editor) as Dr. Brad Scott
	+ Nick Grimshaw voices Brad in the UK release.
* Phil Johnston as Surge Protector
* Martin Jarvis as Satan ("Satine")
* Kyle Hebert as Ryu
* Maurice LaMarche as Root Beer Tapper
* Reuben Langdon as Ken Masters
* Jamie Sparer Roberts as Yuni Verse
* Carter Hayden as Jordan Buttsquat
* Bryn McAuley as Suzi
* Kevin Deters as Clyde
* Gerald C. Rivers as M. Bison
* Brian Kesinger as Cyborg
* Roger Craig Smith as Sonic the Hedgehog (SEGA)
* Josh Millman as the Wii Sports Announcer
* William Hanna as Tom and Jerry's screams (Uncredited)
* Thomas Sangster as Ferb (Uncredited)
* Cathy Weseluck as Spike (Uncredited)

## Songs

* Celebration
* Sugar Rush
* Shut Up and Drive
* Roary the Racing Car (Song)
* Guiding Light

## Trivia

* This marks the first crossover film where Blooter, Bobby and Patty don't appear in.
* This is the eighth non-musical film in the Disney animated canon, following *The Black Cauldron*, *The Rescuers Down Under*, *Dinosaur*, *Atlantis: The Lost Empire*, *Treasure Planet* and *Bolt*, and then followed by *Big Hero 6*, *Zootopia*, *Ralph Breaks the Internet*, and *Raya and the Last Dragon*.
* Nintendo's Mario Mario and Luigi were intended to have cameo appearances in this film.
* This is also the first special to feature Roary, Maxi, Cici, Drifter, and Tin Top.
* Since the producers of the movie were unable to put Luigi into the plot, and they didn't want to make him a cameo, he was not included.
* On the other side, Bowser, Mario's hateful nemesis and the antagonist of the *Mario* franchise, did make a cameo in this film.
* Although he didn't make a cameo appearance, Mario is mentioned by Felix during the party scene as being "fashionably late as usual".
* The Royal Raceway track is also the name of the third Star Cup racetrack in the 1997 Nintendo 64 game, *Mario Kart 64*.
* Only this course comprises candies and sweet foods instead of just a regular landscape and Princess Peach's castle.
* The DVD/Blu-ray main menu are both the Fix-It Felix Jr. game in its attract mode.
* The high score is 110,212 — an unpunctuated short American format rendition of the movie's US release date.
* Thomas Newman, who composed the score to Pixar's Finding Nemo, was originally picked to create the score to this film, but since he was too busy working on the score to Skyfall, Henry Jackman stepped in to fill his role.
* Touchstone Pictures' Who Framed Roger Rabbit had cartoon character cameos, Pixar's Toy Story had toy cameos and Wreck-It Ralph had video game character cameos. The latter also included other Disney character cameos, like Maximus (from Tangled) and Lefty and Tiny (from Meet the Robinsons).
* A homage to Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet can be seen on a sign (saying "Parting is such sweet sorrow") once Ralph and Felix leave Sugar Rush towards the ending.
* This is the first Walt Disney Animation Studios feature to completely have the aspect ratio of 2.39:1 [CinemaScope]. This ratio (including its alternate ratio, 2.35:1) is later used in all later Walt Disney Animation Studios films except Encanto (which uses 1.85:1).
* The last traditionally-animated Disney feature to use this format was Brother Bear (The rest of that film; The first twenty-four minutes were in 1.85:1).
* In Big Hero 6, a toy version of Ralph can be seen in Hiro's room on his computer desk.
* Skrillex makes a cameo in Fix-it Felix's penthouse, during the 30th-anniversary party.
* This film has a wide variety of 70 distinct settings while the usual Disney film has around 10 to 25.
* The film was released in theaters exactly 11 years after the Pixar movie Monsters, Inc.
* The film opens with an 8-bit Walt Disney Animation Studios logo.
* Wreck-It Ralph has 188 unique, individual characters, three times more than any other Disney film in history. Disney films normally have between 40 and 60.
* These consist of characters from Disney, Nintendo, and classic arcade companies such as Taito. While Disney has a total character base of around 60, most of the characters that made cameo appearance were from Nintendo's archive. These included Street Fighter characters such as M. Bison, Ryu, Ken, and Zangief. Characters from arcade companies other than Nintendo include Pac-man, Pooka, and Fygar (characters from Dig-Dug), Clyde (the orange Pac-Man ghost), Sonic, Dr. Eggman, Bowser, Neff, Q-Bert, Yuni, and plenty more.
* In this film, the color acid green is associated with evil.
* During production, the animators and director would watch dailies 3-5 hours per day and animators were expected to turn in about 80 frames per week.
* The animation team spent many hours visiting different locations in an attempt to provide a more realistic basis for the environments found in the movie. These locations included a visit to Cologne, Germany, where they visited a bakery, candy factories, and the World Confectionery Convention. Ideas were collected from these, which inspired the Sugar Rush, a candy-themed racing game and its surrounding environment. Another trip featured a stop at the Ford manufacturing plant in Detroit, Michigan to see the entire assembly on how trucks are made, which would assist in creating a scene where a Sugar Rush character, Vanellope, builds a car.
* Disney recruited professional football players who provided the models for the muscular guys in Hero's Duty. These models imparted reference points as to how real-life soldiers would move. In addition, the team visited Edwards Air Force Base in California to provide the battleground on which the game was based.
* The production team were urged to spend many hours of playing video games on different platforms using different controllers and joysticks, which would assist in the look and feel of the in-game environments. In addition, the team also visited many of the game development HQs to get a first-hand glimpse at the process behind creating these games. The movie highlighted many of the video game rules for each of the games they were based upon and is something that is featured throughout the movie itself.
* The song "When Can I See You Again" by Owl City was featured in the Paint the Night parade at Disneyland for the park's 60th anniversary.
* Sugar Rush's buildings are inspired by Antoni Gaudí's architecture. Visual development artist, Lorelay Bove thought his buildings looked like candy houses when she was growing up in Spain.
* In Japan, the film is called "シュガーラッシュ" (Shugārasshu), which translates to Sugar Rush. This would make sense, seeing how a majority of the movie takes place in Sugar Rush, and the "kawaii" (Japanese for "cute") style of the game, as part of Japanese culture is cuteness.
* This is the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film to feature a mock-Disney logo, which is seen at the end of the film.
* This is also the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film to contain the 2011 “DiSNEY” text variant of the current Walt Disney Pictures logo.
* This is the tenth Disney animated film to be set in the same year it was first released, following Bolt, Meet the Robinsons, Chicken Little, Lilo and Stitch, The Rescuers Down Under, Oliver and Company, The Rescuers, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, and Dumbo.
* Wreck-It Ralph is the fifth original Walt Disney Animation Studios film to be CGI-Animated, following Dinosaur, Chicken Little, Meet the Robinsons, Bolt, and Tangled.
* At one point of the movie, Tin Top shouts "To the finishing line and beyond!", which is a reference to Buzz Lightyear's phrase "To infinity and beyond!".
* During Vanellope's execution joke, it's revealed that like Rarity, Taffyta wears makeup, as mascara can be seen running down her face when she cries with everyone.
* For some strange reason when everyone's memories are locked up, Cici, Drifter and Tin Top are the only ones who still remember Roary and Vanellope very well, and still treat them nicely and consider them as their friends.
* When King Candy gets Vanellope's coin and brings it back to Ralph, he uses the same code that is used in the DS game version of Cars.
* In the scene of Ralph escaping King Candy's Police, he had the sound breathing of Darth Vader from the chocolate river.

## Links

* Tom and Jerry 'Special Friends' Adventures of Wreck It Ralph' Intro
* Special Friends' Adventures of Wreck It Ralph Sneak Peak