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All of the Other Reindeer: The Nicelanders in Fix-It Felix Jr.Alliterative Name: Well, the "W" in Wreck is silent, so it works when spoken.After 30 years of doing the same job, Ralph decides he doesn't want to be a bad guy anymore, and sets out on a game-jumping quest to become a hero. In it, his job is to destroy an apartment building that the hero, Felix, must fix. Ralph is the Punch-Clock Villain of the popular arcade game Fix-It Felix Jr. Original Generation: In an arcade with video games and their respective characters that exist in real life, these characters and their games were created specifically for this movie.Ink-Suit Actor: While differing in some slight ways, each of the heroes have a striking resemblance to their voice actor/actress.The group is split through much of the movie, resulting in two dynamics developing: Ralph and Vanellope form a non-biological brother-and-sister relationship and Felix and Calhoun fall in love. Gender-Equal Ensemble: The group of main heroes consists of a girl (Vanellope), a woman (Sgt.Calhoun - Marries her Second Love, Felix, and it's heavily implied that she has come to terms with what happened to Brad.

Felix - Marries the woman of his dreams: Calhoun.

Vanellope - Can freely race to her delight, is no longer rejected by her fellow racers, and has made three new friends.

And he has made a best friend: Vanellope.

Ralph - Finally gets the respect he's wanted from the Nicelanders, and thus enjoys his job more.

Earn Your Happy Ending: By the end of the movie.

Sergeant Calhoun - Black/Yellow (presumably for her hair).

Color-Coded Characters: Each one has their own color scheme.

Blond, Brunette, Redhead: Calhoun is the Blond Vanellope and Felix are the Brunettes Ralph is the Redhead (he is a brunette, but his game sprite has him as a redhead).

Don't be a indie hipster or a corporate grognard - just write something we relate to, will pay to see, enjoy, and at best find enriching.The four main characters of Wreck-It Ralph. Just pick the best for a good story, after all Sugar-rush and Hero's Duty and all characters relevant to those game worlds did not even exist in our reality yet we enjoyed the tale still for the fun narrative and metanarrative it provided to both gaming culture and general audiences alike. I believe indie characters have risen among the rabble and I think there are many placid AAA "icons" not worth the script time.

Super Meat Boy, Freddy, Mario, and Sonic just gumbo them and go for good writing, herroing conflict, and interesting interplay over all. Put them on equal plane and you could actually get some amazing banter. We should add icons of Indie origin, perhaps pepper them among the main antagonist and protagonists, but you you want the AAA icons and don't want them backstage to the newcomers at the slightest. With this said I would recommend neither extreme when it comes the Ralph sequel. That is the nature of success just as the nature of failure is to play things safe in the fort of the known whilst the demand for new material slowly starves you out. But by nature they are very experimental and there has to be failures in the pursuit of productive innovations. There have bee many successful Indie games and I do believe they have brought a greater elasticity in the gaming market for innovative games rather than mere CoD clones. But should they be the focus over big names like Mario, Pac-Man, and other industry changing names? Never Since it's indie made but the Kunio-Kun Franchise still exists) make cameo appearances.