After the meeting, Ralph returns home and finds that the citizens of his game, and several other invited guests, are having an anniversary party without him. Ralph reassures the others that he only wants a better life, but wanting to change the program can be very dangerous in the arcade, and can even result in a game getting unplugged. The confession shocks the other members of the meeting who fear Ralph's going Turbo. At the meeting, Ralph confesses that he doesn't want to be the bad guy any longer. Because of his role as the villain, people mistreat him, despite the fact that he's really a nice guy, albeit hot tempered. On the 30th anniversary of his game, Fix-It Felix,Jr., Wreck-It Ralph attends Bad-Anon to relieve the stress he's been feeling for the last 30 years, this being the first time he has ever done so. Ralph and Felix at the anniversary party. Ralph actually act as the villain in the game (which he does not like). However, Felix succeeds in repairing the apartment building and, in the end of the game, the Nicelanders who lives in the apartment throws Ralph off the top of the building, sending him falling into a puddle of mud. As Felix comes in to save the day, Ralph throws down bricks, attempting to stop the hero from undoing his immense damage. Ralph shouts out "I'm gonna wreck it." and begins to demolish the building by destroying the windows, as revenge. In the fictional arcade video game of Fix-It Felix, Jr., Ralph is in rage of his forest home being destroyed by construction of a new apartment building. Aside from this, Ralph can be an incredible bumbler, mostly due to his massive size. It isn't until he meets and befriends a young glitch named Vanellope, that he learns being a hero means learning to put others before yourself. During the first part of his adventure, he was openly out for himself, believing earning a medal (though he didn't technically earn it) would automatically give him the title of a hero. During the film, he appeared to be oblivious to what actually makes one a hero. Ralph himself proved to be ashamed by his wrecking habits at points.
In fact, it's because of his wrecking programming that Ralph was often shunned by the Nicelanders.
Even so, he admittedly has a temper problem, which results in him wrecking things when angered. Suffering from a classic case of "bad guy fatigue" and hungry for a little "wreck-ognition", Ralph embarks on a wild adventure across an incredible arcade-game universe to prove that just because he's a bad guy doesn't mean he's a "bad guy."ĭespite his hulking appearance, Ralph is ultimately sweet and humble. But it's getting harder and harder to love his job when no one seems to like him for doing it. For thirty years, he's been doing his job as the bad guy in the arcade game Fix-it Felix Jr. Ralph is a heavy-handed "wrecking riot" with a heart. 5.2 Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing Transformed."Because if that little kid likes me, how bad can I be?" (during game hours), Surge Protectorīeing a hero, respect, praise, medals, pies, cake, chocolate (currently)īeing mistreated, overly violent games, chocolate (formerly), the Surge ProtectorĪccepts his role as a bad guy, becomes well treated by the Nicelanders, and enjoys game jumping with Vanellope, Felix, and Calhoun after hours King Candy, Cy-Bugs, Sour Bill (formerly), Wynchel and Duncan (formerly), Gene (formerly), Fix-It Felix, Jr. (actuallity), Sergeant Calhoun, Nicelanders, Gene Vanellope von Schweetz, video game villains, Fix-It Felix, Jr. Gigantic, muscular, fair skin, pink nose, dark auburn hair, light brown eyes, abnormally large hands and feet, brown overalls (one strap ripped), green shirt, red and orange plaid polo shirt, barefoot Humble, kind, determined, humorous, optimistic, tough, short-tempered Ralph, Wreck-It, Admiral Underpants, Major Body Oder, Chump, Junkpile, Stinkbrain Classic video game villains such as Donkey Kong
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