Wreck-It Ralph Trivia

1. While sitting inside the power cord, what game were Ralph and Vanellope playing when the movie began?

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: I Spy

Vanellope had to guess what Ralph was describing with just a color. She guessed Pac-man because he was the only yellow circle in the area. Ralph told her it could have been Mrs. Pac-man or Baby Pac-man, but it was in fact Pac-man.

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Answer: Donkey Kong

In "Wreck-It Ralph", the main characters of Ralph (John C. Reilly) and Felix (Jack McBrayer) as well as the fictional "Fix-It Felix Jr." video game were heavily influenced by the real world arcade game "Donkey Kong". "Donkey Kong" was first introduced by Nintendo in 1981 and featured a carpenter named Jumpman (aka Mario), who makes his way up a construction platform to rescue his girlfriend from the villain "Donkey Kong".

From Quiz Wreck-It Ralph

Answer: Fix-It Felix, Jr.

Fix-It Felix is the game's hero, hence the name of the game, Fix-It Felix, Jr. Felix wears a blue shirt, blue cap, and blue pants. He also has a magic hammer.

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Answer: Fix-it Felix, Jr.

Felix is named after his father, Fix-it Felix, which is why the hero in Ralph's game is called Fix-it Felix, Jr. Fix-it Felix, Jr. is one of the oldest games in Mr. Litwak's arcade. It has been there since the arcade opened 30 years ago. As the movie opens, Ralph is telling other bad guys in a "Bad-Anon" meeting that after 30 years, he's tired of being the bad guy. He says that because no one in his game likes him, he wants to be the hero. He sets out to prove he has what it takes to be a hero and win a medal.

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Answer: Mary

While the other options are all residents of Niceland as well, Mary is the one who bakes the pies that if given to Felix during gameplay, allow for temporary invincibility.

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Answer: Gold

Fix-It Felix, Jr.'s hammer was handed down to him from his father, Fix-It Felix, Sr. Felix uses the hammer to magically fix what Ralph wrecks.

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Answer: Tapper

Tapper is both the name of the game, and the bartender who is controlled by players in the game. Ralph asks Tapper if he knows of a place he could get a medal. Tapper tells Ralph that since he's a bad guy, it's not likely he would get one, but says he is welcome to look through the Lost and Found. While looking through the Lost and Found, Ralph encounters a soldier from another game and takes his place to try and win a medal.

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: Felix Jr. and Tamora Jean

After Mr. Litwick pulled the plug on Sugar Rush, all the characters were displaced. Felix Jr. and Tamora Jean (married for six years) took in all fifteen female racers. Vanellope went to live with Ralph.

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Answer: Tapper's

The local bar in "Wreck-It Ralph's" arcade community is called Tapper's. It is based off of a real world game known as "Tapper" (aka "Root Beer Tapper"), which was introduced by Midway Games in 1983. In "Tapper", the player must slide down mugs of beer to numerous pixelated customers using controls that resemble beer taps. The original "Tapper" was sponsored by American beer company "Anheuser-Busch" and featured the logo for "Budweiser" in the game. A more kid-friendly version was released named "Root Beer Tapper".

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Answer: Glen

Glen is a box-shaped turtle with a dull yellow shell. He appears two times in the movie - when he slams the door in Ralph's face, and once when he's talking to Sonic the Hedgehog.

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Answer: Hero's Duty

At the beginning of the movie, Ralph says that after 30 years, he's seen a lot of games come and go. Centipede and Asteroids were two games that had come and gone over the years. Frogger is still in the arcade, but he only makes a brief appearance in Game Central Station. After getting his medal, Ralph accidentally steps on a cybug egg and triggers an escape pod. Ralph, the cybug, and the shuttle bounce around Game Central Station and shoot into yet another game.

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: Ebay

Neither Vanellope nor Ralph understood that actual money was needed to buy the steering wheel. They had to find a site that would pay them money to find items in video games because they needed $27,001 to buy the Sugar Rush steering wheel.

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Answer: Hero's Duty

Sergeant Calhoun (Jane Lynch) was a female soldier who came from the fictional video game "Hero's Duty", one of the newest and most expensive games in Litwak's Arcade. Ralph had entered "Hero's Duty" in order to win himself a medal, but he inadvertently released one of the game's Cy-Bugs into a racing game called "Sugar Rush". "Hero's Duty" was influenced by real world first person shooter games, such as "Call of Duty" and "Halo".

From Quiz Wreck-It Ralph

Answer: Jane Lynch

Lynch, best known for her role as Paula in "The 40 Year-Old Virgin" lends her voice to Calhoun, the tough, no-nonsense female sergeant of the arcade's new first-person shooter game "Hero's Duty". Ralph sneaks into the game, disguised as one of its soldiers, hoping that if he wins a medal at the end, the Nicelanders will finally respect him. After unsuccessfully trying to fight off Cy-Bugs, the game's enemies during game play, Ralph sneaks up to the tower where the medal is kept to take it. However, things go awry as Ralph accidentally steps on a Cy-Bug egg, hatching it and getting the creature and himself stuck in the cockpit of a shuttle which flies out into the power outlet station that connects the games, and into another portal.

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Answer: He smashes it .

On the 30th anniversary of the game, Ralph gets into an argument with Big Gene during the party, and in his anger he smashes the cake. Pac-Man is shown with his mouth open in disbelief.

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Answer: Sugar Rush

Sugar Rush is the newest racing game in Litwak's arcade. Nine racers are available for players to play each day. The avatars race each other through the sweet, sugar-filled landscape of Sugar Rush every day. The ruler of Sugar Rush, King Candy, has the avatars race to determine which nine racers will be represented the next day in the arcade. The further Ralph goes into the game, the more he realizes, that Sugar Rush is holding a not-so-sweet secret.

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: Shank

Shank was the leader of the car theft ring in the game Slaughter Race. Vanellope loved the game because she could drive wherever she wanted and didn't have to worry about tracks.

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Answer: exclamation mark

While at Tapper's bar, Ralph searches the lost and found area to find a medal for himself, so that he could impress the townsfolk and prove he can be a "good guy". He doesn't find a medal, but he does find a Super Mushroom from "Super Mario Bros.", as well as an exclamation mark from the stealth game "Metal Gear Solid" for Sony PlayStation. When Ralph holds it up, the exclamation mark makes the famous alert sound that a player would hear when an enemy soldier encounters Solid Snake.

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Answer: To get a shiny medal

Ralph wants to prove that he's one of the good guys, so he game-jumps into another game to get the medal. He wants to show that he can earn a medal by being himself.

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: Ralph in a soap opera

Shank told Vanellope and Ralph about a woman at BuzzTube named Yes (voiced by Taraji Henson) who would help him get money for making videos. While Vanellope went out into the internet trying to get people to click on Ralph's videos, Ralph was making the videos.

From Quiz Nerding Out with "Wreck-It Ralph"

Answer: King Candy

The Konami code is one of the most well known cheat codes in gaming history. It is primarily featured in games published by Konami, a video game developer from Japan. In "Wreck-It Ralph", the main villain King Candy (Alan Tudyk) uses the Konami code on his secret vault, which he enters using a Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) controller. The Konami code is "up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A and start".

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Answer: Warthog

King Candy, the ruler of "Sugar Rush", calls Ralph a "halitosis-ridden warthog" because of his bad breath. Ralph is brought before the King after he causes destruction at the race that determines which racers will be a part of the game's roster during arcade hours. He explains that this is because the game's glitch, Vanellope von Schweetz, has stolen his medal so she can use it as a gold coin, which every racer needs. However, King Candy, much like everyone else, won't believe Ralph can do anything good and scoffs at the idea of a "bad guy" winning a medal.

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Answer: He gets it in a game called Hero's Duty.

Ralph sneaks in dressed as a soldier, climbs the tower, and takes the medal. But in the process, he wakes a Cy-Bug and stumbles into an escape pod.

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: Merida

Merida "spoke Scottish" and Vanellope didn't understand her. Ariel told Vanellope none of them understood what Merida said but blamed it on the fact that she was from the other Disney studio.

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Answer: A cave inside Diet Cola Mountain

After Vanellope explains to Ralph that because she used it to pay her way into the race, his medal can only be recovered if the race is won, he makes a pact with her in which he agrees to help her obtain a kart for the race if she will give him his medal when she wins. After the two break into the Kart Bakery and manage to create a kart, King Candy sends his guards to capture them. This leads to Vanellope showing Ralph where she takes refuge: an unfinished bonus level located inside Diet Cola Mountain.

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Answer: Sonic

He runs Sonic over, causing him to lose all of his coins. Sonic the Hedgehog is a popular video game character and the mascot for SEGA.

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Answer: Diet Cola Mountain

Vanellope lives inside Diet Cola Mountain, which is also home to Diet Cola Hot Springs. To get to Vanellope's home, she walks or drives through the wall of the mountain right between two sugar-free lollipops. The entrance is hidden to anyone who doesn't know it's there. It also contains a bonus level for the game that was never finished, and is where Vanellope learns how to drive. Watch out for falling Mentos!

From Quiz Ralph Breaks The Internet

Answer: Ralph inserted a virus into the game.

Ralph didn't want Vanellope to leave him so he came upon a virus that would destroy Slaughter Race so Vanellope would leave the internet with him. When Vanellope found what he had done, she was angry and left Ralph. The virus got out of Slaughter Race and used Ralph as a way to corrupt the entire internet. The only way to stop it was for Ralph to admit that he and Vanellope could still be friends and not be with each other every day. Once Ralph admitted that, the virus disappeared from the internet.

From Quiz Wreck-It Ralph

Answer: Sugar Rush

He crashes in a racing game called Sugar Rush. The Cy-Bug sinks into the Taffy Swamp, and Ralph's medal gets stuck in a candy cane tree. (The name of the game is written in candy letters on the ground.)

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Answer: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

During the introduction scene, we see various arcade games that had once called Litwak's Arcade home over the years. One of these games was "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", a real world arcade game released in 1989 that was based on the popular cartoon series. Leonardo, the turtle who fights with kitana blades and wears a blue mask, appears on the side of the game cabinet in "Wreck-It Ralph".

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