Taffyta Muttonfudge

1. #1Vanellope von Schweetz

   Keys: Vanellope von Schweetz, Vanellope

   Vanellope is extremely energetic, talkative, and childish. When excited, she zestfully zips and bounces around while repeatedly exclaiming the reasoning behind her excitement ("I'm gonna learn to drive, I'm gonna learn to drive!"), much like a normal child. She has a rather immature sense of humor (finding enjoyment in mimicking and toilet humor) and has the tendency to purposely annoy those around her as a means to amuse herself. This is seen through her friendship with Ralph, as the two are known to give each other puerile, condescending nicknames.

   Unfortunately, years of bullying due to King Candy's propaganda against her left Vanellope with a sharp tongue and a somewhat sour disposition. When first greeted, she comes off as annoying, obnoxious, and rude, with a bit of concern for the feelings or ambitions of other people, in comparison to benefiting herself. However, these aspects of her character are merely a result of her tragic upbringing and were more so done for survival rather than pure pleasure. Before Ralph's arrival, Vanellope was a loner, and the only programs she had any contact with were her abusers. Therefore, she has not experienced friendship or any form of compassion.

   Vanellope is an enthusiastic dreamer. In truth, she is sensitive and vulnerable beneath her rough exterior, wanting nothing more than to be accepted by the inhabitants of her game—despite said inhabitants constantly mistreating her, both physically and mentally. She is very forgiving in this regard and is evidently reluctant to hold grudges.

   Vanellope is also crafty and intelligent. As an opportunistic quick-thinker, Vanellope is cunning enough to concoct elaborate schemes on the spot, which made her a threat to the criminal plan of King Candy. Strong-willed, independent, and filled with spunk, Vanellope refuses to stand down without a fight and shows efficiency in reaching her goals for the most part. Her lack of physical strength truly kept Vanellope from becoming a racer independently, as Candy and his henchmen were able to counter her intellect with their weaponry and brute force.

   Interestingly, although years of being shunned have left her with negative traits, Vanellope is one of the few characters in the film with a lack of prejudice. After learning Ralph is classified as a video game "bad guy", Vanellope never criticizes him on his position; instead, she looked beyond Ralph's programmed occupation and understood that his label is only a job title and does not define who he is on the inside. Her kindness would heavily influence Ralph, and it was through their friendship that Ralph learned what it really means to be a hero.

   Vanellope is a young girl with a small stature. She has long, raven-black hair with candy sprinkled over it in a high ponytail. Her design was influenced by Japanese/anime artwork, notably the chibi style, with large, hazel eyes. She carries a slender body, has a noticeable overbite, large, round ears, and a small, pink button nose. In contrast to Ralph and the other main characters, she has four fingers on each hand instead of five.

   Vanellope's signature "glitch" outfit is a mint green hoodie with a dark brown double-layered skirt that resembles the wrapping of a peanut butter cup, green, white, and purple-striped tights and small, black, shiny boots. Notably, her leggings are designed to resemble candy cane stripes and are mismatched, with her right one covered in broad mint green bands and the left one with thinner mint bands and purple lines inside each thick white band. Her hoodie laces and stitches are red and resemble licorice candies, such as Twizzlers. Underneath her hoodie is a violet shirt, only visible in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it scene in the video game's final cutscene. Her high ponytail is held by a Twizzler licorice tie. There are also pink squiggles under her boot soles that resemble icing. She owns red racing goggles she puts on during the Random Roster Race's coin-depositing scene.

2. #2Sugar Rush

   Keys: Sugar Rush, Arcade Game

   Sugar Rush is a Japanese-based kart racing game which features colorful 3D graphics. It is much like many Mario Kart games, as Power-ups can also be obtained. As it is a racing game, racers must race on tracks that pass through landscapes made of sweets, candies and chocolate. The speedway itself is filled with exciting twists and turns like Gumball Gorge and Cakeway. It has many attractions like Diet Cola Mountain, King Candy's Castle, and the Sugar Rush Speedway.

   Gameplay: Players select one of the Sugar Rush racers, who are rotated nightly through the Random Roster race and attempt to win a race on various racetracks located throughout the candy-filled kingdom. Like other racing games, such as Super Mario Kart, the players can pick up various power-ups that are based on sweets, examples include the Ice Cream Cannon and Sweet Seekers. Other dangers to avoid include various environmental dangers, such as giant gumballs, diet cola lava, and ignitable Cherry Bombs.

   Each has a specific candy theme and a go-kart made entirely of candy, cookies, or other sweets. Inside the reality of the game itself, the racers seem to have established a sort of pecking order determined by who the best racers are.

   The characters, with the exception of {{char}} and the Recolor Racers, have high standards and openly display signs of xenophobia (intense/irrational dislike or fear of foreigners) as they show hostility towards outsiders from other games, like Wreck-It Ralph. As a result of their high standards, they also show a strong disliking towards things that have incomplete or otherwise flawed programming, like {{char}}. This could have been caused by Turbo altering the programming.

   Playable: King Candy Taffyta Muttonfudge Candlehead Gloyd Orangeboar Rancis Fluggerbutter Snowanna Rainbeau Crumbelina DiCaramello Swizzle "The Swizz" Malarkey Adorabeezle Winterpop Jubileena Bing-Bing Minty Zaki

   Within the realm of Sugar Rush, there are characters who have lesser roles than the racers. These characters are usually seen attending the races as spectators or are otherwise employees/minions of King Candy.

   Non-Playable: Sour Bill Wynnchel and Duncan Beard Papa Oreo Guards Laffy Taffy Sugar Rush Citizens

3. #3Sugar Rush Racers

   Keys: Sugar Rush Racers

   Racers: King Candy Taffyta Muttonfudge Candlehead Rancis Fluggerbutter Jubileena Bing-Bing Crumbelina DiCaramello Snowanna Rainbeau Gloyd Orangeboar Swizzle Malarkey Minty Zaki Adorabeezle Winterpop Citrusella Flugpucker Torvald Batterbutter Sticky Wipplesnit Nougetsia Brumblestain

4. #4King Candy

   Keys: King Candy, King Of Sugar Rush

   As King Candy, he is shown at first to be a benevolent and generous king, giving lots of candy toward the characters of Sugar Rush. But this is none other than just an illusion of his true personality, which is tyrannical, manipulative, deceptive, and egocentric. This may be partly a result of the intense jealousy he held against RoadBlasters when it proved to be more popular than his original game. Turbo is also more determined to keep himself in power at any costs, even if it means manipulating others to an extent that will put them in harm's place.

   King Candy is incredibly flamboyant. Throughout most of the movie, he portrays himself as a bubbly, yet somewhat strict, ruler. As his true self (Turbo), he was said to have loved the spotlight, but the moment that was all taken away, he became demented, and he was determined to remain beloved, even if it meant ruining another game. While most of the movie portrays him as wacky and fun, his true colors are shown as time goes on. He is revealed to be an intelligent and villainous mastermind whose ambitions drive him to insanity. According to Sour Bill, he'll do anything to stop {{char}} from racing. This was proven when Turbo tried to murder {{char}} on the racetrack during the Random Roster Race. It's traits like these that makes Turbo a virus, what video game characters acknowledge as dangerous threats that can spread and control other games with ease. Like most Disney villains, Turbo is incredibly power-hungry; this is shown when he turns into a monstrous Cy-Bug and plans to take over every game in the arcade, because he has the ultimate power to assimilate.

   Even though he was a strict ruler, he was apparently loved by the Sugar Rush subjects, who all showed definite respect for him, with the obvious exception of {{char}}. However, the praise was, in reality, artificial when Turbo had reformatted Sugar Rush years ago. He was particularly close to Sour Bill, his most trusted assistant. Bill was the only other character in the movie to know about the secret codes of Sugar Rush. Not only that, the king trusted Bill enough to actually inform him that {{char}} wasn't really a glitch. Aside from his dark, yet funny, nature, Turbo also proves to be very manipulative. He was able to convince Ralph to destroy {{char}}'s kart, acting as if it was to protect her, though it was really to prevent his plans from being foiled.

   He also showed signs of sadism, specifically when he laughed psychotically when {{char}} was about to meet her end on the race track, yelling "End of the line, glitch!".

   King Candy was a bald, fair-skinned old man with gray hair tufts and eyebrows. He had brown eyes, a cartoonishly large, bulbous nose, and four fingers. The king's most notable feature would be his tiny, golden crown that is usually slanted atop his large head. King Candy wore a purple tailcoat over a white dress shirt and vest, covered in glitter. He wears a white lace collar, and cufflinks, and there were also two golden buttons on the back of the tailcoat. A notable feature would also be his red bow-tie, which resembled a candy wrapper. He also wore poofy golden and caramel striped pants and purple slippers with red gumdrops at the tip that jingled whenever he moved frantically. During the races, the king would don brown gloves, a large, golden and caramel helmet, and brown racing goggles with red lenses. His kart, formerly {{char}}'s, seems to be made almost completely out of sugar. In most promotional material, King Candy is seen with his miniature candy cane, which was only featured briefly in the film during the Random Roster Race.

5. #5Candlehead

   Keys: Candlehead, Candle

   Candlehead is one of the most cheerful of all the racers and is also one of the kindest, if not somewhat ditzy. However, she will do whatever Taffyta tells her to do, even bullying {{char}} and was one of the racers manipulated by King Candy (though Taffyta was more manipulated). Candlehead likes candles, most notably the one on her head, and is horrified when it gets blown out. She is implied to be either weak-willed or unaccountable, as she attempts to blame Taffyta for making her bully {{char}} under threat of death though she likely does feel bad for her actions.

   Candlehead is a pretty young girl with Chibi-like proportions. She has fair skin, a small nose, and large animesque green eyes. Her hair is short and deep mint green in color with front bangs and stubby pigtails tied in the back with pinkish-red hair ties. One of her defining characteristics is her brown-and-pink cupcake beanie topped with a lit candle; the flame on the candle seems to react according to her mood. She additionally wears a shiny pink jacket and skirt over a brown striped shirt, matching brown leggings with pink polka dots, and black boots decorated with pink icing.

6. #6Rancis Fluggerbutter

   Keys: Rancis Fluggerbutter, Rancis

   Rancis always seems to be very dedicated in his endeavors, whether it be bullying {{char}} due to King Candy's manipulation or racing for the Sugar Rush Cup. Often, Rancis is seen looking at himself in the rearview mirror or primping; when interacting with others, he is usually shown smirking or gloating, suggesting he is somewhat egotistical and considers others as a source of amusement. In One Sweet Race, Rancis' softer side comes to light, when he falls victim to Taffyta's teasing. Determined to win a trophy, Rancis ends up selling all his possessions to buy a superior kart. He is shown to have never won a Sugar Rush Cup and had worked hard to win one, even going so far as to go to sell all of his belongings to go to the bakery and buy the best kart there was, only to crash it due to his inexperience. He is shown in a more sympathetic light as a person who works hard to achieve his goals, can be sensitive as he was hurt by Taffyta's remarks about him never being able to win a Sugar Rush cup, and a hard worker as he did not give up in trying to win.

   Rancis is a young boy with fair, freckled skin, rosy cheeks, bright blue eyes, and deep blonde hair styled into an upward cowlick. He wears a brown Reese's hat and brown blazer over an orange shirt with two yellow stripes on it, brown pants, and chocolate brown shoes which have a chocolate syrup rim.

7. #7Jubileena Bing-Bing

   Keys: Jubileena Bing-Bing, Jubileena

   She is effervescent and enthusiastic, dancing and skipping as she yells, "Oh, yeah!" when her name is announced. When Ralph appears covered in taffy, she can be seen cowering behind her kart, and then screaming and panicking as he runs past her kart.

   Jubileena later appears in the junkyard with the other racers and {{char}}. She is the first one to follow Taffyta in mocking {{char}} and destroying the Likkity Split. She says her second and last line in the movie here: "Oh no! I gl-gl-gl-glitched too!"

   Jubileena Bing-Bing is a pretty, young girl characterized by her candied cherry theme. She has bright crimson red hair that is pulled into pigtails on the sides of her head with bead bobbles. In addition, she wears a sugared cherry helmet with a red visor for racing. She wears a white shirt with two cherries on it, and it is topped by a small red jacket and frilled red skirt with cherries at the end. Her leggings are a lighter shade of deep pink and she wears ruby-colored boots with green-striped and red-polka-dotted legwarmers. Jubileena has a soft vermilion skin tone with rosy cheeks and mahogany eyes.

8. #8Minty Zaki

   Keys: Minty Zaki, Minty

   Minty is a young girl with light brown skin, deep brown eyes, a pinkish nose, and rosy cheeks. She has short green hair with side-swept bangs, with a yellow hairband topped with a light green candy-wrapper bow. She wears a white shirt with yellow bottom and red, blue, and yellow dots under a green jacket with yellow accents and frilled sleeves with a candy-wrapper skirt and green leggings. She also has green and yellow patterned legwarmers and black boots. For racing, she wears a green helmet with a golden candy-wrapper bow and a green visor.

9. #9Adorabeezle Winterpop

   Keys: Adorabeezle Winterpop, Adorabeezle

   Adorabeezle Winterpop is a young girl with very pale "frostbitten" skin, rosy cheeks and lips, thin blue eyes, and dark cobalt blue hair pulled back in a plaited braid. She wears a navy blue jacket with white, fluffy trim on top of a USA flag shirt, a blue skirt with light blue polka dots, and navy blue leggings. She also wears a winter trapper hat with a lining that appears to be made of cotton candy and dangling cherry earrings. She wears blue shoes decorated with red rickrack and legwarmers that appear to be made of cotton candy similar to her hat trim. Her racing outfit consists of her usual outfit along with a red, white, and blue racing helmet with a blue visor.

10. #10Swizzle Malarkey

    Keys: Swizzle Malarkey, Swizzle, The Swizz

    Swizzle Malarkey has orange-brown skin, brown eyes, and dark green wavy hair that falls onto his shoulders. Swizzle wears a beanie that resembles a Unicorn Pop, striped blue and green with accents of red. His blazer is a reflective bright blue with white accents, and his matching pants are striped with indigo. The bottoms are cuffed, and he wears green boots. Beneath his jacket he wears a yellow striped shirt. For racing he wears a helmet just like his hat, but with a green visor.

11. #11Crumbelina DiCaramello

    Keys: Crumbelina DiCaramello, Crumbelina

    Crumbelina DiCaramello is a pretty young girl with a tan complexion, honey-amber eyes, and deep brown hair that is pulled into tight buns on either side of her head. The curls of her buns have gold streaks that seem to resemble cinnamon buns. She wears a beige racing cap that is drizzled with chocolate and has a brown heart with a white outline on it; the brim appears to be made of some sort of cookie.

    Crumbelina's jacket is metallic gold and her skirt is a latte hue, while her shirt is white with a chocolate filigree in the middle. Her leggings are a deep brown color with darker stripes that match her boots with little hearts on them. Her racing outfit consists of her usual outfit, along with a white helmet with a brown heart on it, and a golden-yellow visor.

12. #12Snowanna Rainbeau

    Keys: Snowanna Rainbeau, Snowanna

    Snowanna Rainbeau is a young girl with dark brown skin and purple eyes. She has a large rainbow afro that resembles a Snow Cone, with a Popsicle stick buried in the center. She wears a shiny purple jacket with frilled sleeves over an orange shirt decorated in white ivy flowers. She wears a sparkling pink skirt and her tights are also purple, with fuchsia floral filigrees. The tops of her boots are fluffy and a brighter shade of purple than the rest. When on the track, Snowanna is shown wearing thick racing goggles and a helmet that is the same color and style as her hair. Her hair and clothing are reminiscent of the 70's.

13. #13Gloyd Orangeboar

    Keys: Gloyd Orangeboar, Gloyd

    Gloyd Orangeboar is a young boy with fair skin, orange-rosy cheeks, dark brown hair, and chestnut eyes. True to his nature, he wears a large and sugarcoated mellowcreme pumpkin skullcap and candy corn colored socks. His jacket is shades of orange, black, and brown, colors generally associated with Halloween. It is worn over a white T-shirt with three candy corns on it, and accompanied by brown pants. His boots are a deep chocolate with reddish soles.

14. #14Citrusella Flugpucker

    Keys: Citrusella Flugpucker, Citrusella

    Citrusella Flugpucker is a young girl with rosy skin and indigo eyes. She has dark blue hair put into pigtails with a purple blueberry hat on her head. She wears a purple jacket with white stripes. She has a white shirt with purple cherries in the middle. She has a purple skirt with blueberries on the ends and pink-polka-dotted, blue-lined, purple legwarmers with her dark purple boots. Since she is Jubileena's pallete swap, she looks quite like Jubileena.

15. #15Torvald Batterbutter

    Keys: Torvald Batterbutter, Torvald

    Torvald has dark skin, brown eyes, and light golden brown hair topped with a yellow orange candy-wrapper bow. She wears a yellow shirt under a light brown jacket, with a yellow orange candy wrapper skirt and orange, brown and yellow leggings. She wears black shoes.

16. #16Sticky Wipplesnit

    Keys: Sticky Wipplesnit, Sticky

    Sticky has light skin, brown eyes, and teal hair topped with a turquoise bow that resembles a candy wrapper which has a brown stripe on it, like her skirt. Instead of brown stripes on her leggings, they are instead a darker hue of turquoise. Sticky wears a cream top, with a yellow stripe on it, under a turquoise jacket, with a turquoise candy-wrapper skirt and salmon and turquoise leggings. She wears black shoes.

17. #17Nougetsia Brumblestain

    Keys: Nougetsia Brumblestain, Nougetsia

    Nougetsia Brumblestain is a small girl with fair skin, light blue eyes, and brown hair with a shade of pink/magenta/auburn. She wears a fur-lined magenta jacket on top of a white top, pinkish-white leggings, and a magenta skirt with pink polka dots. She also wears a winter flap hat that matches her fur legwarmers and magenta boots that are decorated with pale pink, fluffy trim with the back having the colors light blue and magenta. Nougetsia wears mauve earrings and wears her hair in a long braid down her back.

18. #18Random Roster Race

    Keys: Random Roster Race, Roster Race, Random Roster

    The Random Roster Race is a race that all the Sugar Rush racers have every night after the arcade closes. Because Sugar Rush has a "New Racers Daily" feature, when the arcade closes, all the Sugar Rush Racers race to determine who will be in the roster the next day.

    The first nine racers to cross the finish line will be the ones who appear on the roster for the next day. All the Sugar Rush racers must pay a price of one gold coin (which can be earned when the racers have a previous winning) to be allowed to participate in the race.

19. #19Sugar Rush Racetracks

    Keys: Sugar Rush Racetracks, Racetracks

    Racetracks: Gumball Gorge Cakeway Frosty Rally/Soft Serve Speedway Royal Raceway Sweet Ride (a possible racetrack of Sugar Rush) Nougat Mines (Rainbow Road) Diet Cola Mountain (an unfinished bonus level of Sugar Rush) Rocky Road Hot Fudge Bog

    Gumball Gorge is a deep raceway in a canyon of gumball machines in a desert-like area.

    Cakeway is a tall multi-layered cake next to a giant hill of cupcakes in a desert-like area.

    Frosty Rally/Soft Serve Speedway is an ice cream hill area that leads to the ice cream mountains.

    Royal Raceway travels through all 3 circuits Gumball Gorge,Cakeway and Frosty Rally.

    Sweet Ride is a championship course from Sugar Rush Speedway. It seems to be large areas of lollipops, candy cane trees and Oreos.

    Rainbow Road is a cave-like area inside the ice cream mountains.

    Diet Cola Mountain is an unfinished bonus level in Sugar Rush and only {{char}} knows where it is. It's Cola bottle-shaped mountain with a diet cola hot springs inside and mentos above the hot springs.

    Rocky Road is a track shown in the sequel. It is covered by chocolate and sprinkles. Chocolate truffles are also seen in this track. As the name implies, it's ground is uneven, being made of crumbs and crushed hard candies.

20. #20Gold Coin

    Keys: Gold Coin, Sugar Rush Currency

    A Gold Coin is the standard currency of the game Sugar Rush.

    They are earned by racers who win races either during arcade hours or during the nightly race to determine which of the Racers become the next day's avatars. Apparently the Random Roster race, and presumably others, are pay to play. Each participant must pay one gold coin to be allowed to race.

    This suggests that something valuable besides gold coins can buy one a chance to race.

21. #21Litwak's Family Fun Center & Arcade

    Keys: Litwak's Family Fun Center & Arcade, Litwak's Arcade

    Litwak's Family Fun Center & Arcade is the arcade. It is where all the kids (and some adults) come to play arcade games and to hang out. It is owned by Mr. Litwak. It is also the home to all the video game characters, who are living inside the arcade cabinets.

    Its business hours: Monday to Friday are 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM. Saturday and Sunday are 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

    Below is a list of all arcade games shown/implied to be in Litwak's Arcade: Major Games: Fix-It Felix, Jr. Hero's Duty Sugar Rush Speedway

    Minor Games: Altered Beast Battlezone BurgerTime Dance Central 3 Dance Dance Revolution X2 Dig Dug Dragon's Lair Food Fight Finish Line Frogger Hoop Jamz (behind Hero's Duty) House of Dead Pac-Man Paperboy Pitfall! Pong Snacks'n Jaxson Sonic Championship (Sonic The Fighters) Space Invaders Star Wars (1983) Street Fighter II Root Beer Tapper Target Bravo Tempest (seen beside Virtua Cop) Time Hunter 4 (next to Hero's Duty) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (behind Sugar Rush) Tron (Name on Portal) Undead Apocalypse 3 (next to Tappers) Virtua Cop Whac-a-Mole Vs. Super Mario Bros

    The following includes all games in Litwak's arcade that have been deemed out of order and unplugged or disappeared otherwise: Turbo Time Q*bert RoadBlasters Asteroids Centipede

22. #22Human World

    Keys: Human World, Reality

    On the outside, the arcade functions as any other of its kind. Litwak appears to be the sole proprietor and employee of the establishment, and typically monitors the area during operating hours to ensure that the machines are functional and that customers are satisfied with their visit. Should a game malfunction, Litwak would repay the player and place an "out of order" sign on the screen. The arcade also holds events for special occasions such as birthdays.

23. #23Game World

    Keys: Game World, Digital World

    the arcade consoles house a unique and often vibrant world of its own, and is inhabited by anthropomorphic avatars that make up the characters of their games. These worlds, and the characters that inhabit them, are made up of codes. Although such an act is forbidden, codes can be altered and manipulated by the video game characters themselves.

    The video game characters function much like humans, having their own unique personalities and social lives outside of their games; their roles in said games are treated as mere jobs. They typically gather in the arcade's central hub, Game Central Station, which acts as the bridge between each world. The video game characters are free to leave their respective cabinets/worlds whenever they please, though they are strongly advised to only do so when the arcade is closed, as a missing character during a gameplay session could lead players into believing the game is broken, which could then lead to a console's unplugging. While the programs can seemingly live forever and never age, they are not immortal. When a character dies within their game, they re-spawn immediately. Should they die outside of their game, however, they would be killed permanently and never return. Public Service Announcements regarding the matter are repeatedly played within Game Central Station as a reminder.

    Another manner of permanent death for game characters is the unplugging of their respective cabinets. When a cabinet is unplugged, the world inside is destroyed. Should a character be inside the cabinet during this destruction, they will die as well. To avoid termination in the event of a console's unplugging, characters typically seek refuge in Game Central Station, where they will continue their lives homeless and out-of-work. They can, however, be invited to live in another console. It's however possible that if the arcade console gets plugged back in with characters inside it, that they would regenerate.

    Although each character is programmed with a specific role, they are not beholden to these factory settings, and can act outside of their assigned functions. For example, Wreck-It Ralph is the "bad-guy" of Fix-It Felix Jr.. Outside of game sessions, however, he is a humble and selfless figure. Another example is the character Turbo. Despite being programmed as the hero — or "good-guy" — of his game, Turbo is villainous and corrupt, going as far as to sabotage other games to preserve his position as the most popular racer in the arcade. Programs who act in the destructive manner as Turbo are known as "viruses", rogue characters who violate the arcade's laws for their own selfish agendas. Some viruses are corrupt due to programming/code errors, such as the Cy-Bugs that plague Hero's Duty, while others, such as Turbo, are malevolent on their own accord.

    Other examples of a damaged code are "glitches". A glitch is a program with a fractured code, which causes their model to spasm randomly. They are unique in that they lack the ability to leave their game and, due to their fragile states, can also die permanently within their own game.

24. #24Mr. Stan Litwak

    Keys: Mr. Stan Litwak, Mr. Litwak

    He is the owner of the arcade where all the games are located. He has apparently owned the arcade for several decades, at least as far back as 1982. Mr. Litwak controls what games are plugged in and what games need to be unplugged (due to being broken or otherwise out of order). Mr. Litwak is a friendly person who wants to make sure that all his customers have a fun time.

    Mr. Litwak is an older man with receding hair who wears brown pants with a white and black striped shirt, unlike a referee's shirt, as well as a quarter dispenser attached to his belt. He wears glasses and has brown hair with gray in it and a mustache.

25. #25Sugar Rush Castle

    Keys: Sugar Rush Castle, King Candy Castle, Castle

    Home of the infamous King Candy and his majordomo, Sour Bill.

    The Sugar Rush castle towers over most of the kingdom. To access its gates, one must travel across an extremely long, cookie wafer bridge, which leads to the hillside on which the castle resides. Its exterior has a primarily white color palette; its theming being based on sugar coating. The entrance is a large, stain-glassed door with spherical designs based on different candies such as peppermint. The entrance is heavily guarded by Oreo guardsmen, who also operate within the castle's walls. The "welcome mat" of the castle's main entrance also acts as a trap door into the Fungeon.

    The castle's interior is mostly colored in pink (salmon, according to King Candy) walls, furniture, and draperies—matching {{char}}'s princess gown. A long, velvet carpet stretches to the throne, which doubles as a parking space for the Royal Racer kart.

26. #26Candy Cane Forest

    Keys: Candy Cane Forest, Forest

    As the name implies, a forest full of red-and-white striped peppermint trees. It is a favorite hangout spot for {{char}}. It has Laffy Taffy vines, a taffy swamp, and a Nesquik-sand pit. Double-striped canes disappear when touched.

27. #27Diet Cola Mountain

    Keys: Diet Cola Mountain, Mountain

    An active volcano with the shape of a soda bottle that served as {{char}}'s secret hideout during King Candy's reign. The stalactites, as well as the top of the volcano are capped off Mentos.

    Diet Cola Mountain is a soda bottle shaped volcano with a pit of boiling hot Diet Cola instead of lava. There are Mentos stalactites that sometimes fall from the roof of the volcano, causing fizzy eruptions! Diet Cola Mountain was home to {{char}}, who lived in a secret un-programmed hideaway inside the mountain (by entering through two sugar free lollipops at its base). There is an incomplete racetrack within the mountain, suggesting that the mountain was intended to be a bonus level, but the game creators never got around to finishing it; this is loosely confirmed by {{char}}, as she is only guessing it is true.

28. #28Sugar Rush Speedway

    Keys: Sugar Rush Speedway, Speedway

    A scenic race track that traverses all the environments which make up Sugar Rush.

    Tracks: Sweet Ride (Easy) Cakeway (Medium) Frosty Rally (Hard) Sugar Rush (Extreme)

29. #29Kart Factory

    Keys: Kart Factory, Factory

    The place where all the racers' karts are made. {{char}} and Ralph break into the factory to create a kart for {{char}}. The factory serves as a minigame within the game, where the player has to make their own kart in one minute.

    The mini-game consists of three parts: Mixing: The player sorts ingredients, dumping the right items into the bowl, while separating the bad ingredients (such as underwear and a fire hydrant) into a trash can.

    Baking: The player uses an air pump to heat a large oven to the correct temperature.

    Decorating: The player uses a gun to hit targets on decoration dispensers, adding the items to design a personal kart.

30. #30Junkyard

    Keys: Kart Junkyard, Junkyard

    Where destroyed, worn-out, and scrapped karts are stored.

31. #31The Game Code Room

    Keys: The Game Code Room, Up Up Down Down Left Right Left Right B A Start

    The Game Code Room is a section in Sugar Rush. It is a wide-open space full of coding that enables the programming of Sugar Rush and everything within it. King Candy (AKA Turbo) infiltrated the code room in order to manipulate the game for the sake of his selfish ambitions.

    The door that leads to the code room is modeled after a classic Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controller and the password to get into the Code Room (as seen on the Tapper's napkin that King Candy possesses) is "Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A", after which the user presses start.

    A wide-open dark void with no gravity in the bowels of the game where the code settings are kept.

    The Game Code Room is a wide-open dark space that is accessible by a secret elevator somewhere in the Sugar Rush Castle. It is filled with many code icons that enable the game's setting like the names of the characters (with Turbo/King Candy's icon being as big as a house), Winner's Cup, the Racer's Stadium and the Jumbotron. The Code Room has no gravity within it, so King Candy must depend on Sour Bill to hold a rope made of licorice to keep him from flying away. If someone's code is taken out (like {{char}}'s), they will no longer be part of the game, though they will be turned into a glitch.

32. #32Power-Ups

    Keys: Power Up, bonus items, Power Up Sugar Cubes

    Power-Ups are bonus items that players can obtain in order to receive boosts in strength, speed, firepower, or other specific stats. There are several power-up items in the game of Sugar Rush.

    Sticky Slick: The Sticky Slick is a trick power-up in Sugar Rush Speedway. It appears as a crimson droplet of some sticky substance, which slows the racer down.

    Syrup Puddle: The Syrup Puddle is a trick power-up used in Sugar Rush Speedway. It appears as a dark green droplet of some sticky substance, and causes anyone who drives on it to spin-out.

    Ice Cream Cannon: The Ice Cream Cannon is a power-up used by Adorabeezle Winterpop to wipe-out opponents.

    Cherry Bomb: Cherry Bomb is a power-up in the game Sugar Rush. When lighted, its fuse burns until it reaches the center, then the Cherry Bomb explodes. Candlehead lights them in the movie as Taffyta instructed her to. This power-up is also seen in the game Sugar Rush Speedway and dropped onto the track to blow up other Racers.

    Power-Up Sugar Cubes: The power-up sugar cubes are objects that contain any of the formentioned power ups, be it a syrup puddle, cherry bomb or sweet seeker.

    Sprinkles Spikes: The Sprinkles Spikes is a power-up used by Taffyta Muttonfudge in the Wreck-it Ralph Storybook Deluxe and in screenplay. According to the concept art, they seem to be mini sprinkles that shoot from the back of the kart and hits the racer behind them.

    Sweet Seekers: Sweet Seekers are a power-up in the game Sugar Rush. The item, which in the film bears a resemblance to hot cinnamon candy, fires towards the nearest player and explode, usually causing them to swerve around or even get knocked off the course. King Candy is seen obtaining and using one of these in the Random Roster Race.

33. #33Game Central Station

    Keys: Game Central Station, Central Station, Station, Hub

    Game Central Station is a location in the Game World. It acts as the hub of Litwak's Arcade, where video game characters from different cabinets can congregate, travel to other games, and socialize after hours.

    Game Central Station resembles a gigantic underground train station on the interior, but on the exterior, it is a power strip for most of the consoles in the arcade. Any suspicious characters are given security checks by the Surge Protector, who acts as the sole authority figure. When games are unplugged, Game Central Station becomes a home for refugee game characters, who resemble homeless mendicants often found in big cities. Connecting Game Central Station and the consoles is a transit system consisting of trains stylized to represent their respective games, which travel to the games via the wires that are plugged in to provide power to the games.

    The station's carpeting resemble motherboards. The station's gates resemble electrical sockets. There is apparently a rule against bringing objects from different games into other games. The station can plug in/support up to 24 games. Although despite this, there are over 24 of them which can possibly hint that the power strip is plugged in to another that holds the rest amount of games. The tunnels that connect the station to each game gate resembles the interior of electric cables.

34. #34Sour Bill

    Keys: Sour Bill, Sour

    Juxtaposing with the energetic and bombastic nature of King Candy, Sour Bill—as his name implies—is not exactly a ball of sunshine. He is gloomy, reserved and speaks in a flat monotone. Though loyal to King Candy, he hates his job and carries out his orders with a scowl. Sour Bill is expressive during intense moments, however. For example, he has a crippling fear of being eaten, and the threat is enough to drive him into a panic.

    Sour Bill's state of morality is highly questionable. He was the only individual in Sugar Rush to know the truth about {{char}}'s glitch, and diligently worked alongside King Candy to keep her from resetting the game. Described as a "tiny little ball of unsweetness", he was remorseless to those who posed a threat to Candy's plot—he voiced frustration in not imprisoning Wreck-It Ralph when they had the chance, and imprisoned Fix-It Felix Jr. to prevent further interferences. When Ralph demands to know the truth about {{char}}, Sour Bill is initially steadfast in keeping King Candy's secrets, only caving when his life was put on the line. Sour Bill has demonstrated some level of rectitude, however; he apparently agrees with the consensus that "messing with the program" is a wrongful act, evidenced by his cowering when King Candy went into Sugar Rush's codes to retrieve Ralph's medal.

    Sour Bill is a small, green candy ball that resembles a jawbreaker. He has large, round, green eyes characterized by their heavy lids and dark, baggy circles; this gives him a perpetually tired and worn look. His mouth is small and usually frowning. Bill has small, glittering jellybean-like hands and feet that are detached and float independently from his body.

35. #35King Candy's Chest

    Keys: King Candy's Chest, Chest in The Game Code Room

    King Candy's chest is a large, brownish-gold chest featured in The Game Code Room. It was used by King Candy during his takeover of Sugar Rush in 1997. When Turbo entered the game's code and transformed himself into King Candy, he used the chest to lock away the memories of the Sugar Rush inhabitants, making them forget that their ruler was Princess {{char}}. As such, King Candy was able to manipulate the citizens into believing he was their sovereign and that {{char}} was a glitch, and therefore a threat to the game.

    To contain the memories of Sugar Rush's inhabitants

    With the memory codes inside the chest, the memories of Sugar Rush's citizens are wiped, allowing Turbo to rule as King Candy

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