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Why is that six years after the defeat of the menical, game hopping Turbo, is Vanellope Von Schweetz suddenly allowed to leave her game for another? Today we are going to attempt to truly understand the ramifications of Vanellope’s actions and whether or not she went Turbo.
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Ralph Breaks the Internet is a stunning, fun, quirky journey featuring some extremely compelling and unique lessons on friendship. Its a film I enjoy even more as I embrace its story and view it in tantum with the original Wreck It Ralph, but even though I admire the brilliant way they continued the tale of Ralph and Vanellope, there is one element that, much like Sour Bill, left me feeling a little sour myself: that Vanellope left Sugar Rush for Slaughter Race while the idea of going Turbo existed.
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I don’t think that Vanellope go Turbo. She gets her dream! ♥️❤️‼️
well sort of. wreck it ralph was sad at that stage when vanellope decides to stay at slaughter race so ralph destroys slaughter race with a computer virus.
You forgot something in the first movie vanellope was ready to do ANYTHING to become a racer in sugar rush and she was happy whene she became the ruler of the game so how on Earth can vanellope get bored of her game she is a video game character these is her job and is really didn't have a friendship with the racer's. not even candel head or ransis? i mean they was Really nice to her in the end of the first movie and how can and how on earth can a game about what after the end of the world and have smoke and garbage and savage animals every where be better than a sweet candy karts and cute people did vanellope forgot how her life was whene turbo was in charge there's a theory said that vanellope's code is still corabtid by turbo and I agree with these theory because the vanellope I know would never do any of these and I say she go TURBO and for me she was Really selfish and jerky in these movie they messed up her character and for me she became a criminal in slaughter race and there is a theory said that her code is not safe in a online game😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😠😭😭😭😭😭😡😡😡😡😡😈😈😈
@@rokayawael5467 oh okay thanks.
movie 1: Dont leave your game.
Movie 2: Abandon your game.
Don't just leave it!
How ironic
I wonder what the next one will be.
@@Ravioli05 wait, no dont leave your game, come back. That's my prediction for the 3rd movie
And if your friends don’t like it, they are insecure.
The only thing I don't get is why she wasn't reprogrammed because im pretty sure the players would get confused of a candy based character in brutal racing game.
They'd probably assume it was a mod or something. It is a really big plot hole, though.
But your not suppose to mess with code. Not the code of a game or a character.
Honestly, considering Sugar Rush is probably considered a "classic" game in the Wreck It Ralph universe, everyone probably thought it was a nice easter egg or something.
My first thought was how she could be explained as a DLC character, or something easily like that. And she just has to sit out of certain races because someone has bought her.
I’m just wondering how would the Slaughter Race developers react. There’s a chance that they might see Vanellope as a bug and delete her code.
The answer is yes, she did go turbo. No matter what, she game jumped.
She didn’t go turbo, she wasn’t game hopping to be evil, she was just bored and wanted a challenging game.
@@elijahfreemantle5483 It doesn't matter, going Turbo doesn't mean game hopping to be evil... it means LEAVING YOUR GAME
Seina Kimura Ok while she went turbo that way, it wasn’t 100% going turbo because if it was, she would be doing something evil, like turbo did.
@@elijahfreemantle5483 Ralph got into trouble for it doing it in the first film but all of a sudden she is allowed too? That is such bullshit
Seina Kimura Ralph was the only villain in his game, meanwhile Vanellope is 1 of 16 racers. So the game could still function without her
This is the reason I really couldn’t understand the movie, or really enjoy it.
I hope my video helped resolve so annoyances!
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It really did!
Me too I honestly didn't enjoy any second of the movie😞😑😥😥
Rokaya wael
I can relate.
Rokaya wael crybaby
Vanellope went Turbo, in the sense that she left her game. She's only treated differently when she does it, because her character was labelled as a protagonist and not an antagonist. I really hope they make a Wreck-It Ralph 3, someday.
Great video, keep up the good work.
batmanfanforever08 I’m sorry, but what you said does not justify Vanellope’s actions.
In a broader sense, Vanellope was being selfish. Her actions caused her game to be unplugged. Her actions are what lead Ralph to earn the money, but be labeled as a joke in most of the comments. Her actions are what lead Ralph to fear he would (again) be left alone while Vanellope ran away; its only thanks to Disney's ex machina that they can still chat together. And, it's her actions that lead to her not wanting to go home.
Being who you want to be is one thing, but Vanellope seems like a spoiled child in this. She gets tired of her own game, even though all the other characters have been okay with the game for much longer. She has actual programming stuck inside the game, and if something where to ever go wrong again, she isn't there to fix it.
Turbo was being evil in wanting to hog attention, but he got what he deserved.
Ralph was wrong in wanting to be something he wasn't made to be, but learned he can play his part while being a metaphorical hero to Vanellope.
Vanellope on the other hand is wrong because after all the effort she put Ralph through, not herself even though she caused the mess, she ditches him and everyone else to race somewhere else? Even if she isn't crashing the game, she is kinda running away from her problems.
@@rewt3406 Exxxcept she is a spoiled child; that's literally part of the character she was programmed to be. People seem to forget she was not only programmed to be a child but to be a princess which aren't always portrayed the best.
@Gameboy224 And what Didn`t Vanellope do wrong, Her resisting the Player caused the player to break the steering wheel. Which caused the whole game to be unplugged.
That isn`t honing on the details, that's up front in the movie.
And your point about the actual Moral, doesn't play too well either, what was the Moral of the Story for Her? That deep down she wanted to play an online game with no boundaries? When she gets bored, and she will, she`ll just move onto the next online game and the Next. And if she does the same in the movie, at the cost of her friends.
Pursuing Dreams is fine, but pushing away your best friend? That's not right. Not when she does it the way she does in the movie.
@@RikkuTakanashi Wreck it Wralph was designed to be an angry, self-destructive Villain. His whole Arc was accepting who he was and not letting his programming tell him how he should act. What was the quote? Oh yeah
"I am bad, but that is good, I will never be good, and that's not bad. There is no one I`d rather be than Me"!
Vannelope should have learned something similar. Along the Lines of her coming to terms with her place in Sugar Rush.
Not to mention an ending where fix it Felix and Wralph building new tracks.
But wasn't Vanellope an important character, even before becoming a fan favorite, because she is able to reboot and fix her game? I thought that was the main reason why turbo messed with her coding in the first place
KimiKorn I know
I think Turbo chose to replace Venelope specifically because she's the princess and he wanted to be the king instead of just a regular racer and that power afforded him the right to do things that effectively barred Venelope from racing, whereas if Venelope had retained her position of Princess she probably wouldn't have been as against the glitched character racing. I also think the reason Venelope was the one that could reboot her game is because if she crossed the finish line the game would try to log that to her character information in some way, possibly flagging her character as one of the random racers chosen, but this would cause an error because she's currently a glitch. In order to resolve this error the system would be forced to reboot from its factory default and restore everyone's memories. But in that case the racer that could reboot the game didn't have to be Venelope, it could have been any of the racers as long as they were the one that Turbo had chosen to displace. The door to the code was also in Venelope's castle, so replacing her granted Turbo permanent access to it.
Well yeah but both of them got bored in a way. vanellope was being on the top and the same courses and turbo started getting bored because no one wanted to play his game. When I look at it like that, it's hard to feel bad for her. Also, she was considered the best character of the game by those girls. If Vanellope isn't there, players might not play. I know they got along without her before but they didn't know about her because it was a dif generation
vanellope could only reboot the game because she was a glitch; it had nothing to do with her role as leader. turbo probably cast her out so he could become the monarch and therefore the focus of attention and holder of power
seafoamSpirit it is also a theory that (since his actions were most likely self preservation at that point) he did that because she was the center of the coding, meaning that it would be hard for him to be exposed by the characters because they follow him. He also had access to change said codes.
Remember, the term “going turbo” was developed by characters that didn’t know the full story of Turbo. It just meant abandoning your game. Venelope abandoned her game, therefore she went Turbo. Ralph didn’t abandon his game, or even intend to. He was always going to come back after he got his medal.
going Turbo also means 'Game jumping.'
Short answer is... Yes.
She abandoned her game. Regardless of intent, the first film made it clear that game jumping of any kind is bad aside from after hours. So to justify one case yet vilify all others is hypocritical.
Especially when the game is now permanently stuck with 15 racers as opposed to the 16 it always had with King Candy or Vanellope taking the 16th spot. It's a glitch that will either
A. Deter Players away from a slowly dying game.
Or
B. Put the Game Out of Order and eventually unplugged.
@Gameboy224 Yes but her return in the first movie revitalized the game and as the favorite character of the players her departure will lead to the end of a game that is already on the brink of collapse.
If sugar rush had simply been unsalvageable then the problem would have been solved because she would have had no responsibilites to come back to. Maybe she could have brought all the racers with her an created a new faction in slaughter race.
I know, right? They literally established in the beginning that she was the most popular racer. And on top of that, she's the *ruler* of the whole game.
Agreed. Inevitably her actions will have consequences. She could've at least went back to Sugar Rush and talked it out.
Yup
Vanellope DEFINITELY went “bad” Turbo. She not only flat-out ABANDONS her game, but she goes against her role as the leader of Sugar Rush. I get that she wants more out of life, but she doesn’t truly consider what effects it would have on her game. Sure, there’s 15 other racers, but they’re still her responsibility. As insignificant as the “princess” part of her code may seem at first, Vanellope chose to stay their leader albeit changing her title, and suddenly moving to Slaughter Race makes her seem like a horrible president. She didn’t even appoint a new ruler in her absence!
Overall, Vanellope’s decision was selfish because she didn’t consider the possible consequences Sugar Rush could have (and should have) suffered. Remember when Mr. Litwak said the game made less than $200 a year? That’s a dangerously low amount of money! With Vanellope being the star racer, there was an extreme risk that the players could have eventually stopped coming back and led to the game being unplugged for good. That kind of risk isn’t worth taking.
Vanellope claiming Slaughter Race feels like home is a weak argument. The game might be chaotic for now, but even chaos has a formula. What happens when it becomes routine and Vanellope memorizes every single outcome that could happen? Give her another six years and she’ll be bored again, moving to the next cheap thrill that catches her eye. To make things worse, she spent only a few minutes there, which isn’t enough to establish a meaningful connection. It’s like when a child goes to a theme park like Disneyland for the first time; they feel like it’s home, but that doesn’t mean they can move there the next day.
The worst part is that Vanellope didn’t need to take drastic measures to cure her Jack Skellington Syndrome. Ralph was able to build a track for Vanellope, and there’s no reason why it couldn’t have solved Vanellope’s problem. You could make the argument that Ralph’s shortcut was what broke the steering wheel, but in actuality the shortcut had nothing to do with that; wheel broke because Vanellope fought against the player for control. Ralph and Felix could have built and coded so many different tracks into Sugar Rush; with a grand total of 12-16 tracks, Vanellope would have less to be bored about. AND with the WiFi installed, she could easily visit Slaughter Race every day.
Vanellope shouldn’t be praised for breaking the sacred rule of the arcade. In fact, no one should. Some NPCs leaving might sound harmless at first, but imagine if every single NPC in a video game suddenly disappeared. That’d be disastrous! If the “main” components of the game have to settle for sticking with the program, then so should everyone else. “Good” Turbo shouldn’t even be a thing because it goes against what Ralph learned in the first movie: don’t mess with the program, accept your role and accept your game.
Also, since I’ve seen this comparison happen a lot, don’t compare Vanellope’s choice to a real-life scenario of a person moving away for college because our reality is not constrained by the arcade’s rules.
MKartracingqueen i completely agree with you. Vanellope’s decision to leave her game had so many problems with it. There is something called categorical law, which is to act only in a way that everyone can act. If everyone can’t do it, then we probably shouldn’t do it. What I’m getting at is Vanellope should not be an exception for leaving her game because if everyone left their games their games would shut down. It’s not fair to the other racers that she can leave cause “there 15 other racers”. Vanellope’s decision was selfish as she only thought how she felt and dismissed anyone’s else’s thoughts or feelings.
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Well said. Honestly, I didn’t even consider this when I watched the movie, but this definitely gave me a new perspective.
Yeah and then they said they coded her in? Like didn’t you learn anything. Characters are not suppose to mess with code.
Bria Pryor That’s the only exception to messing with the program; by adding code for characters whose games were unplugged, they can have a new home and not live in the Station.
Either way, I’m glad you guys agree with me.
Wow. I wouldn’t express it better 💜💜💜
Vanellope made a stupid decision, and it'll definitely affect her in the future... I didn't like the ending of this movie...
OMG! neither did I!! I REALLY hope they make another Wreck it Ralph movie where she moves back to Sugar Rush
@@theblazingblazer9324 yes
But it’s her dream!
Same
Agreed
She definitely went turbo. If all the characters just did what she did and "followed their dream" it would be chaos in the arcade world. And who's to judge who gets to follow their dream and who doesn't? Why can vanelope, but not all the other players in sugar rush? Why can't Ralph? Yes he would be missed more in his game. And will ruin it if he did. But vanelope could easily start a chain reaction in sugar rush. (and others games. As we know they interact with each other) To me, it just didn't make any sense at all that she was allowed to jump games! This was the reason I didn't like this movie.
Because Vanellope is a special case. Most of the people there enjoy their games. But she wants something better.
@@theonejackal89 except for most of the villains.... I don't think it's fair that they just HAVE to stick with thair games, while others... Like vanellope, gets to jumps games....
@@85stumpen It took a while, remember? And besides. Theirs a difference when 1/16 characters are missing, rather than 1/2 characters are missing.
@@theonejackal89 maybe but what happens when the next sugarrush racer gets bored. And the next? How many can leave before others can't...
@@85stumpen They won't get bored. They boost and stroke their own ego. Also, remember, they now have parents.
She did go Turbo; regardless of whether it was for a good or bad reason, the reality is that it goes against the teachings of the first film. Even though Ralph got his happy ending, the reality was that he learned how badly his game relied on him and he made peace with that. It might not be that great, but it was his role to play and nobody could play it better than him.
Vanellope's decision counteracts that lesson and, instead of fortifying it, focuses more on Ralph's choice to let her go. Yes, Ralph is the main character of the movies, but a protagonist's growth should never bring previous lessons into question this much.
Actually, Ralph knew from the beginning that he is important for the game, the Nicelanders did not.
Did anyone else think the ending was weird/unsatisfactory? I just thought that her leaving her game would be selfish and she was just blind to what would come from her actions because of her love for Slaughter Race. She's an arcade character going to an internet game. Wouldn't that be weird for not only the characters in the arcade, but for the company behind Slaughter Race and the players of Sugar Rush and Slaughter Race?
Like you mentioned, the characters in Sugar Rush would be without a ruler. Vanellope just left all responsibilities to run off to a game she liked. Ralph doesn't have anyone to spend actual physical time with. Sure, he has that weird communication device to talk to Vanellope, but that's so much different than actually having someone physically with you. Imagine it like a long distance relationship. You both have a relationship with one another, but you can never have the same type of relationship as a close-distance couple. I think that Sugar Rush would be in disarray and Ralph would be pretty damn lonely.
For the company behind Slaughter Race, wouldn't it be weird for a random character to just appear in their game without any programming on their part? This AI, with their own car and special abilities just appearing in your game and messing with the players. I'd think they'd take action. For example, deleting whatever code is keeping Vanellope in the game/safe in the game? Brings more trouble. For the players, there's now a random character with teleportation powers in a seemingly realistic game. This would mess with the gameplay, and I'm sure some players would consider her glitch unfair and report it to the company. This makes it more likely for the company to delete her character file(s). It's fairly obvious for the Sugar Rush players. This fan-favorite character suddenly disappears, and now they're stuck with the same 15 racers as before. The game would most likely lose all business it had previously had (assuming Sugar Rush truly wasn't getting much players) and Mr. Litwak would find it better for the arcade if Sugar Rush be replaced anyways.
Overall, it just seemed out of place for Disney, but that's just me. Thoughts?
You hit the right buttons here. Her being in an always online MMO game will hurt her and the game itself. Also Sugar Rush will be left with no ruler to guard the data server which is very dangerous, we also know the other racer isn't really "qualified" to replace her because they're even more childish than Vanellope here. So yeah she doomed both of them games.
I don’t know how they made Wreck-It Ralph two as a follow up from the first masterpiece of a film. Abandoning what made the first movie great just so they can probably make more money and come up with a sequel. Don’t you think vanillape can still go to slaughter racers whenever the arcade is closed because all the other characters are allowed to visit in other games too.
I watched this movie in the cinema with a friend for her birthday and never got to see the movie before it, but I had really mixed feelings about this one. The ending just felt really sad to me. Vanellope felt really selfish though I could understand where she was coming from. She should be allowed to do her own thing if that makes her happy. But she didn't stop to think about the consequences. Instead she went behind her best friend's back and refused to be honest with him. When he finds out on his own and gets upset, triggering his biggest insecurity, which she seems very aware of, she gets upset with him. It rubbed me the wrong way how Ralph was made the complete bad guy while he worked his hardest to make her happy and earn all the money to fix her game and she just seemed to... not appreciate it that much? I might have not completely experienced it right, but just... I'm by far not saying she owes him, because friendship isn't for sale, but it felt a bit like a one way street to me.
And yeah, I remember her saying nearing the end she would go back to her own game with Ralph, but it didn't change how off it felt.
That said, Ralph was very much in the wrong with trying to ruin the game she had been so attached to just to have her back. Obsessing so much over someone is by far not healthy.
*edited the name right
Well it's pronounced Vanelope, but other than that I see what you mean, but you gotta remember the first movie, Ralph lived all his life for 30 years being under appreciated and casted aside, he felt he wanted something more, he wanted to fill the void in him, Vanelope on the other hand was a victim of Turbo's actions, leaving her as an outcast and discriminated, in other words, Vanelope filled the void that Ralph had, Ralph viewed her more than just a friend, he viewed as someone worth fighting for and dying for, which is why he goes out of his way to get the wheel, Vanelope felt the same way Ralph did, but instead she wanted the thrills of having that, but she should've learned from the last movie, of course I get it, it was like 6 years ago, but Felix or Ralph should've explained what going Turbo means and what effect it could have on other games, sometimes good intentions don't always leave with the best choices, it could lead into a path that could lead to chaos and something far worse than you could imagine
Isaiah Lozano whoops, edited the name quickly. I know it was wrong but I couldn't change it while typing on my tablet without it deleting everything, which was why I avoided her name as much as possible 😂
I indeed didn't watch the first movie, so maybe I would be a bit more sympathetic towards her if I did. They both were clearly in the wrong here, but it felt like Ralph was getting most of the blame and anger, which probably was because his response actions had the most consequences. Most anger in general from Vanellope. It was a very clear case of lack of communication. I could understand her frustration, but it caused her to hurt her best friend who gave his all (and probably too much from himself) to her.
The movie covers a wide area of grey like that in general. No character is completely in the right nor in the wrong.
What I do wonder though... Slaughter Race is an online game. It isn't contained to just one copy of the game. The game developers would probably sooner or later find out about this new character that would be copyright infringement... wouldn't they try and delete her from the game to quickly fix the issue? Will she be bound to be eventually deleted? Or would they get away with it because the game has been out of business for some time?
Isaiah Lozano It feels like NEITHER of them learned anything from the first movie. That’s why RBTI is a terrible sequel, it made me feel like pretty much EVERYTHING that happened in the original meant NOTHING, IMO one of the worst things a sequel can do.
@@isaiahlozano5301 Isn't it Vanellope lol.
Seems as good a reason as any though. Plenty of people can like the Last Jedi, but ignoring the lessons learned in the past movie is still a valid criticism. This isn't any different
This movie had a good message, but I feel like they could have executed it better. Also, I think that she technically did go turbo, but since she wasn't seen as a villain, she was treated with lesser ramifications.
Random Potato I’m sorry, but that’s a terrible justification for Vanellope’s actions.
Not really a "justification" of them. I think potato is just stating a fact. A character leaving their game and joining a new one is going turbo. It's an invasion. Vanellope just gets a pass because she's vanellope.
Good message? Leave behind all responsibilities one might have for chasing a dream and/or a sense of adventure.
Are you a dead beat parent, because you are condoning Mothers and/or fathers leaving their families for one reason or another.
@@experiment0789 on the surface it is a good message. It just gets muddled by the setting of the movie. Being honest with your friend or partner about your feelings even if it means your lives go in different directions is a good message. Just not from video game characters who are supposed to essentially be prisoners because their entire world literally falls apart if they exercise free will. Zootopia had good lessons about prejudice, but it doesn't work within the world of zootopia because predators historically killed and ate prey and only don't because of conscious choice. You just have to take the moral at face value. Not look so much at who's teaching the moral
@@experiment0789 yea kids don't really notice huge loopholes like that. I think there just wasn't a lot for these characters to do on an emotional level because video games stagnate, but they needed to make a sequel. As long as the overall message isn't harmful it's probably fine to them.
And for zootopia ALL predators killed all prey. If a fox sees a rabbit the rabbit dies if it can't run fast enough. If a black person sees a white person that white person isnt necessarily in danger. The animals still call each other predator/prey even though they haven't played those roles in thousands of years. Predatory animals still have fangs and claws. They're still genetically designed to "murder" prey animals. Plus there are lots of different animal species. Are all prey whites while all predators are every minority? Because historically speaking minorities have more to fear from whites. Slavery, the holocaust, colonialism, and the like.
This is the plot hole that made me dislike the movie, I hope you give me some insight
Me too if anything turbo should have appeared in the sequel where he would have explained how his decision was different than hers
Also instead of meeting the princess she should have met tinkerbell and the fairies who like tinkerbell in her own film should show her how to be happy with who she is and what she has along with going back to sugar rush
i agree
@@theinfinitychannel994 did you even see the first tinkerbell film?
Honestly Wreck it Ralph 2 has more problems than that, basicly the emoji movie with more likable characters
It should’ve ended with Vanellope deciding that she’ll go back to Sugar Rush as a daily thing, and visit Slaughter race during the weekends or when the arcade is closed.
That way, it wouldn’t be like her leaving all the responsibilities behind.
I hope I don’t sound stupid saying this.
Ralph is treated like scum in the first one for wanting more out of life. Movie two Ralph is again treated like scum for calling vanellope on the same damn thing he did.
The pathway to hell is paved with good intentions. I feel like Sugar Rush is probably done for now without her, R I P.
But sugar rush did well without her in the first movie so won't they be fine?
Panda gaming The other gamers didn’t KNOW about her before. Now it is clear that she is a FAN FAVORITE character, I doubt they won’t eventually notice and complain when she never appears on the roster anymore.
@@jasonfrank6347 They actually did know about her but thanks to Turbo/King Candy they couldn't remember because he took away their memories. And yes, the children in the arcade will miss her now, I have no doubt.
Ghost Chaser I have no doubt that they’ll miss her as well.
@@jasonfrank6347 you have a point
The entire movie made me confused, you can even see Ralph outside of his own game during the day when the arcade is open🤔
guess they were lucky none was playing Ralphs game that day
I think the moral of the movie was "dump your responsibilities to have more fun. Because personal validation is more important than other people." the opposite of the first movie.
Chilly Studios Yeah, pretty much.
Even though that’s probably not the moral the movie was going for, that’s basically what it is if you think about it.
@@jasonfrank6347 I mean, I did enjoy the movie. It was very entertaining and the lesson Ralph learned, to think of your friends instead of yourself, was great. But Vanellope's arc seemed.....kind of selfish. Kind of like telling kids, Yes, go run off and join the most violent gang in the world if that's what gives you warm fuzzies. *grin wink and princess song*
@Gameboy224 I completely understand the friendship story arc and what the intent of the movie was. "Its okay to let a friend go because if you are a good friend their happiness should be more important to you than what you want." However, in my humble observation, it seems that Ralph learns one lesson very well while Vanellope learns the opposite. Her's seems to be "do what makes you feel good despite how it might affect others." I understand that was not the movie maker's intent. But that is a very strong thought process in the the society we live in and I feel Vanellope's story arc reflects that. Despite the reasons she said it was okay for her to leave, SHE was what was making her game popular and technically she did have responsibility as a ruler of sorts.
Of course, this is all my personal view of the movie. I'm sure others feel differently and that's fine.
This would be a nice material for a third movie.
Vanellope enjoys being in Slaughter Race so much she forgots her own game still exists. Ever since Sugar Rush Speedaway got fixed its steering wheel fixed, players starts to notice Vanellope is missing, so less and less players are playing the game. Mr Litwak sees the problem, and he considers retire the game for good. Which, spells bad for every single inhabitants in the game. Ralph, Felix, and Calhoun sees this problem and tries to warn Vanellope about this. But Vanellope just can't get to get over the fun she had in Slaughter Race. But in the game, she's also not safe. Because Vanellope can still glitch, her glitch would sometimes causes a bug that resulted in she's in risk of patched and deleted from the game code. Along with Shank, Ralph and his other friends are trying to persuade Vanellope to return to her own game. But Vanellope's selfish behavior insists she wants to be in Slaughter Race. With desperation, Ralph asks her "Vanellope.... are you going Turbo?" Those words hit hard for Vanellope, because she realizes that she's what Turbo is. A selfish racer who abandons their own game just because they think it's better to be in other game.
Yes
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I didn’t really like Vanellope in this movie. I mean when you compare Vanellopes persona in this movie to the 1st movie she’s a completely different person!
Now here’s why I dislike Vanellope in the 2nd movie. Vanellope does a complete 360 on her personality and becomes selfish, not caring what the effects it will have on others as long as she gets what she wants. Now here’s what really gets me.... VANELLOPE IS THE FRICKEN QUEEN OF HER GAME (or president) SHE IS 100% NEEDED FOR HER GAME. I’m sure that as she took control of sugar rush she was given normal queen duties of maintaining her game and helping/caring for her people etc. which means that she’s now a very important person in her game. NOT TO MENTION THAT THERES A HUGE FRICKEN PHOTO OF HER CHARACTER ON THE SIDE OF THE MACHINE!!!!! How can U miss that!? Which means that if Vanellope left (which she did) and some human decided to play sugar rush and specifically had the character Vanellope in mind. When they start up the game there’ll notice that her slot is missing. Which shouldn’t happen since she’s obviously a part of the game. WHICH CANNOT BE DENIED DUE TO HER PHOTO BEING ON THE SIDE OF THE FUCKING MACHINE. Meaning that something must be wrong with the game. Which could lead to the game being unplugged.
I understand that people have the right to be happy! But when your a QUEEN! You kinda have a responsibility to your people, your people and game should come first. NOT YOU!!! How could Vanellope just take this huge risk of messing up her game for the sake of her selfish happiness. What happened to her love for her game. Vanellope worked to hard to get to where she is. She accomplished every task given to her in order to become an official sugar rush racer. This has been her dream .
if she made a 360, she would be back where she started at the same position, so wouldnt it be 180?
Idk... She caters very well to todays youth and the people they consider 'role models'. Those social media kids, singers and actors have a lot of responsibility but instead they abuse their power and corrupt their fans by promoting alcohol,drugs,partying,cheating,entitled behavior and 'i can do what i want, when i want it' attitude....
As Vanellope said, there are 15 other characters in her game. People will notice, sure, but they move on. And reminder that all games don't have a social hierarchy. It's a job.
@@theonejackal89 but dont forget shes the reason the game stayed plugged to begin with because her glitch power boosted players. With her gone they have to come up with some way to keep an influx or its bye
I agre!
"Ralph, how could you go turbo?!"
6 years later
Vanellope: "Aight I'm bout to head out"
The thing you didn't mention is that Vanellope is an integral part of the game because of her main character status. If she were any other character it wouldn't be as controversial, but her not appearing in her own game would be like playing Pokemon Let's Go without either Eevee or Pikachu, and if my memory serves her crossing the finishing line was a plot point in the first movie.
Also, there's nothing really stopping her from going back and forth between games when the arcade is closed, much like how she and all the other characters already did, so her staying in Slaughter Race indefinitely made no sense. In short, she totally went Turbo.
Ralph wanted the medal because he didn't want to be treated as the villain all of the time, he just wanted to be included after the game was over, that was the whole point of the first movie.
The thing that infuriates me in this film that I will never watch again is that it makes it seem like every bad thing that happens is all Ralph's fault and is the only one in the wrong while everyone else is faultless, or that Vanellope is completely in the right to wanna abandon her game and position as president/princess and leave everyone homeless, even ditch Ralph without telling him or anyone else. WTF MOVIE?! And does she really know that nobody will miss her or is she just using that as an excuse to wanna ditch her home at all cost and do whatever she wants while everyone else is wrong for being against the selfish decision FOR A REASON!
I was devastated when I learned Vanellope left her game
you where what?
Gloyd Orangeboar I think they meant to say “devastated”.
oh that makes sense.
so was I.
@@nunya786 nah i think deviated is a proper one because Vanellope did Deviated from her own character and role.
Yes, she went Turbo. They were both selfish decisions that went against their game. There is freedom but also limitations exist on what one can do.
I hope Wreck It Ralph 3 addresses Sugar Rush possibly being in danger because she left and has to make a choice because being in a world she enjoys, or live in a world she's familiar with.
also, I'd say she did go turbo and that going turbo is to leave your game in a perminant way, regardless of intent.
I never thought i'd never say this
But this sequel is a huge mistake from Disney
Noah Mizen Agreed. It should have never been made.
@@jasonfrank6347 the trailers deceived me I thought it was going to be a masterpiece but instead we got a junk film
That one did who post
Could you add to the plot how could sugar rush break
Who could be a villain like should there be a dark reflection of vanellope
@Noah Mizen it does have the major flaw discussed in this video but I still liked it
I think the destructive nature of the act plays a huge difference. “Turbo” got its moniker for a day and age where code was pretty fragile, and any one missing piece or added piece without decent consideration could easily render it unplayable, so it makes sense that it was summed up to “leave your game = going Turbo.”
Modern games are built to handle that. Heck, there are even games that are built with defaults and error codes so that if something is missing or something that isn’t there shouldn’t be, _____ happens. It’s the reason why if you manage to hack Aerith into the game after she dies in FFVII, she does have some basic dialogue in cutscenes because it was included as a failsafe to prevent the game from crashing if she ever showed up in those scenes. Sugar Rush and the other racing game are built more fluidly like that.
Additionally, I think playing by the rules of the land also plays a big role. Turbo deliberately jeapordized the other game, and only managed to “pass” in Sugar Rush for so long because he started to play by their rules (sort of). Part of the problem with Ralph’s disappearance was not just the impact on his game, but also the fact that he caused quite a bit of chaos in Hero’s Duty and nearly destroyed Sugar Rush. Vanellope didn’t have too hard of a time because the other racing game was pretty chaotic, but she was playing by the world’s established rules, and was actively concerned when she thought she crashed it. I think it overall works if the old game can run fluidly without the character, and the new game can run fluidly with the character, if that makes much sense.
YES!!! What you said! That's the most succinct analysis ever and it REALLY takes into account the difference in programming eras.
If you want to take that level of realism then i can say this to you. Doing the turbo wasn't a question of can or cannot. It was a question of will or will not. First of all you have to understand what type of game slaughter race is and what type of game Sugar Rush is. As i understand that you're a gamer i take it you also understand the implication of a character that have an innate glitching power now served as an npc that will be the player's antagonist in a highly competitive online game. Yes, as we all know Slaughter Race is GTA-like online competitive game with heists like mechanic and shank and the other were the "raid boss" or some sort of antagonist npc. Now you're telling me adding another npc that not only is on par or even better at driving than shank is plus a glitching ability to the list of enemy npc WILL NOT threw the balance of the game off. Of course it will, vaneloppe's existence there is harmful to the game especially the competitive aspect of the game and the online environment. The balance will be broken and so does the game economy. She will have herself got patched out by player's demand because she simply cannot be nerfed (her glitchyness is part of her character trait) and player will absolutely see her glitching as a mistake. In Sugar Rush such problem didn't prevalent because she's there as an AVATAR not as an NPC that goes against the player.
She was going turbo, in all sense. She IS bringing harm to both games.
@sarahenany awe, thank you! :)
@Aivre Escend I do get the point that you’re making, but once again I return to the idea of playing by the rules of the land. While Vanellope certainly isn’t the pinnacle of impulse control, she definitely understands the concept of playing by the game as it’s laid out for her, and exhibits care and concern for this game. Whether or not she is able to play by the rules and not cause utter chaos for the player characters is not something that we experience based on the scope of the film (and it would be a tad unfair to judge her on her actions as an NPC-style glitch in Sugar Rush during the first Wreck it Ralph, considering she was also ostracized and mistreated and only knew that she was “meant” to race). If we somehow get a third film that shows her definitely overdoing it and abusing her glitch to her advantage against the players, then I would agree that she will have indeed gone Turbo at that point. Until then, it’s clear she’s taking every step possible to make the transition as smooth as possible and ensure she is a part of the game, not above it.
Not to mention, at least to the extent that we get to see Slaughter Race, it seems as if part of the gimmick is that getting to Shank is difficult as hell, and beating her is impossible. I have definitely played games where that difficulty spike is made even higher by the Dev team. Whether she’d be patched out or not is a different story, and would be more of a question to if this could feasibly even be possible, not whether or not a character is moralistically in the right to do so or if she’s breaking the established taboo of one specific arcade.
Additionally, you emphasize that she’s harming both games, but you never mention the impact on Sugar Rush, so I can only assume you’re arguing in the same vein as the points placed in the film. For the characters it would likely be a blessing, considering you exhibit their sheer anger and frustration with Vanellope being the main choice. The theoretical “workload” placed on them is not one that is actually exhibited as a problem - in fact, we see these sugar kids literally fighting to be on the daily roster in the first game, and the lack of a playable character would just make it easier on them. As for its impact on the outside world, it could be logically explained. Vanellope appeared after years of it being plugged in, and disappeared when the game was unplugged. At least to most gamers, that would imply a hidden unlock requirement to make her accessible. It could either push kids to play it more to unlock her again, or it would just slightly increase the speed in which the game eventually falls out of use; which it was clearly already doing at the start of the film. Heck, if you really wanted to go down the track of speculation and real life gaming, the same reset function that ended up saving the original game would probably just re-establish the code for another Vanellope, just not our Vanellope.. But, of course, that’s going down a rabbit hole, and I think this post is getting a touch too long for that, haha.
Nonetheless, thank you for your input :)
She went turbo. The first time I watched it was my first thought. They're all game characters specifically designed for their game. She left Sugar Rush and actively wanted to/did join another game. She game jumped and wanted to leave her original game.
Ralph embraced his code and Penelope said he was boring for it. She should've appreciated and guided her game to success
The main thing for this, Ralph had intentions to go back to his game. He still shouldn’t have left, but he didn’t plan to leave the game forever. Vanellope just turned her back on sugar rush and didn’t look back
I would love the kids reactions seeing Vanellope not in their selection and thinking because she can glitch, when they unplugged the game, people will think that she was deleted until they play slaughter race and see the candy based character in the game, that would be even more suspicious.
You said it
I think they will delete her, a kid in a game that is basicaly GTA.
@@Raximus3000 or not play her I don't think they can delete her
@@noahmizen7001
That was an MMO where you make your own character (and race and fight?!) in how many MMO can you kill children?! The guys in charge would think she is an ILLEGAL HACK and delete her or she will get deleted in the 1st update as she is not part of the original programing.
@@Raximus3000 this, i keep telling people this the whole time. Slaughter Race is an MMO game where balance is crucial to the game and having a character with OP power is a big No-No. Either the game goes bankrupt with declining playerbase as the reason or she will get patched out or deleted. Devs and players will also sees her glitchyness as.. well... A glitch and will tries to erase it.
You know what would make the 2nd one better? Make Vanellope a villain, but redeemed similar to Ralph-Zilla. Instead of the virus, Vanellope wants Slaughter race more than Sugar Rush, but she isn't aware of the consequences.
I think the Climax should be Vanellope and Ralph's conflicts and Ralph tries to convince her to return to Sugar Rush, to the point where Ralph mentions Turbo, to which Vanellope took lil offense to it as she's doing it the same way, results in her Glitching uncontrollably, infecting the Internet. She begins to lose it, but Ralph tries to calm her down and mentions that if she's not back in her game, where everyone said she's the best character there, Sugar Rush will be unplugged and would also risk Slaughter race being disconnected. Vanellope continued her glitching rampage and stops where she saw her reflection of the puddle (Similar to the one before "There's no place like Slaughter Race" song.), implying that she's gonna go turbo and never realized it. She then calms herself and started crying. Ralph comforts her and tries one last time to convince her. Vanellope then accepts it as she, the president of Sugar Rush, shouldn't abandon her game and friends and returns home with Ralph as the Internet fixes itself by Anti-Virus software, in which Ralph and Vanellope returned to the Game Central safely. Vanellope knew her home is Sugar Rush, but is gonna miss Slaughter Race. Learning that it's also his fault she went berserk with her Glitching the Internet, Ralph has an Idea to make up for it. The next day, Ralph goes to Slaughter Race and asked Shank to put Vanellope's code in Slaughter Race. She did so and Ralph returns to Vanellope and told her she can go play in Slaughter Race after the Arcade is closed. Vanellope then hugs Ralph, forgiving and Thanking him for letting her be in Slaughter Race.
Yes, in the actual ending, she mentioned she'll come back to Sugar Rush, but it just doesn't feel impactful enough IMHO.
I swear that better be the plot of the third movie if they make it
It’s funny how a CZcams comment can make a better script then professional writers lol. This should’ve been the plot instead. Disney really needs to stop with the same ending. The same stupid ending where one of the characters splits up or leaves. It’s so annoying, and it gets old really fast
@@gAm3r_GuRl984 Sexual? Wtf?
Dude this sounds amazing and delightfully complex! A stellar way to end a Disney film and actually get kids to think about the ending and get a good lesson from it. If only you were on the writing team.
"So did Vanellope go Turbo? Well, I think Yes summed it up pretty well..."
lol that seemed like a pun that kind of worked. xD
Lol i did nice 😋😉
Well, King Candy seemed to be happy in his new world and was content just like she was. No one else was getting hurt anymore. Shouldn't he be allowed that same dream? I bet if she approached him and said. "Hey I'm just a glitch here. I don't want to bother you and the racers, but I wish I could leave and find my true place' I bet he would have used his magic to remove her from the code so she can leave and do just that. Then they would have both been happy, right? So, yeah....just because she's cute and tried to work it out doesn't mean she wasn't being just as selfish as King Candy was, or Wreck it Ralph for that matter.
I'm just sad Turbo wasn't in this movie at all. If they're gonna pull a bunch of new stuff about keeping Venelope in Slaughter race why couldn't they let Turbo come back? It wouldn't have been hard...Considering Venelope still glitches it's implied the damage he did to the code is still VERY much there.
Huh... you’ve got a point... (I mean, I already completely agree, but I hadn’t seen someone else run with that logic)
As for the reply - If Vanellope was coded in to respawn, then there’s a chance Turbo could’ve respawned, giving him about five minutes or so to get out and go into hiding elsewhere.
@@NoArtisticLimitation Tbh I would have LOVED for Turbo to come back as a glitch and maybe learn his lesson from the first movie (Rather than Venelope going turbo...) There could have still been the whole friendships growing apart conflict in there too.
I bet Turbo could easy have allowed her to leave as long she would not tell anyone what's going on. That wall was totally coded for her by him so she couldn't go get help
Recently I saw the movie about 2 weeks ago online and I liked it, you know with the sappy little message of friendship and stuff. But I noticed aLOT of plot holes and this video made me realize it even more.
The whole thing with Vanellope leaving Sugar Rush at the end of the movie broke my heart. I understood that she needed a change, but she’s technically the biggest part of Sugar Rush. Yeah there’s 15 other racers, but she’s the LEADER. The game is still REMOTELY popular because of her. The first movie was even entirely about not leaving your game. Vanellope doesn’t realize that if she’s gone, that one and only game console will be unplugged because Litwak will think the game is broken.
My other biGGEST pet peeve in the wHOLE DAMN MOVIE, is the concept that you don’t know whether it’s day or night when you’re in the internet. HELLO? REALLY? Ralph and Vanellope were in there for hOW MANY DAYS? Did no one just not notice they were gone??? What about the WiFi guard??? Did the Fix it Felix game not run for awhile? Because that game depends on Ralph being there.
And just to point out, there wasn’t a scene showing that Litwak received the wheel for Sugar Rush. Don’t you think it’s old that he would just think it’s absolutely fine that it magically came in the mail?
Other than that, yeah I do think Vanellope went turbo. It seems all innocent because she’s a child character, but she really did abandon her game and I really don’t think that’s right. What she should’ve done was go back to Sugar Rush and go to Slaugther Race when the arcade closes. Wouldn’t that be better? She gets to race all day in two different games. Then Ralph would call her on that mini phone and tell her when to come back.
WHY DIDNT THAT HAPPEN
I WOULDA BEEN MORE SATISFIED WITH THAT ENDING THEN RALPH BEING ALL ALONE AT THE ARCADE
There are many more problems with this movie.
You can watch the many videos on why this movie is bad. (Not trying to change your opinion)
Vanellope could have been in Sugar Rush while the arcade was open and Slaughter Race at night? Idk maybe not just and idea
I personally think she essentially became an easter egg since her code was properly added to the new game, kinda like a secret racer that you only have a small chance to see.
Me, personally, but none of the Slaughter Race characters gave me anything that convinced me that the final decision was a good idea. Not even Shank.
SonicDDRFreak You’re not alone, I completely agree.
Thank you Isaac for talking about this it something I was confused about
My pleasure! I'm glad I could tackle this!
How might Players not become suspicious about Vanellope not being in Sugar Rush after she joined Slaughter Race? And how would the Fellow Sugar Rush Racers react to her/their royal leader leaving the game?
I doubt they care according to Vanellope they would never miss her and they assumed vanellope retired and according to the wiki Taffyta is now the ruler of sugar rush
@@snipermain4416 omg
thunder storm What about the Sugar Rush players who’d notice Vanellope missing? When a character goes missing from their games, they get put out of order and be at the risk of getting unplugged, that’s what happened with Fix-It Felix Jr. after all.
CuriousUserX90 i was under the impression that sugar rush changed the roster of playable racers every now and then. Only 9 of the 15 or so racers are available at once so feel as long as she is in the roster sometimes everything should be okay..... maybe
CreativeArtStudios So I see, guess players weren’t suspicious after King Candy’s disappearance either, they don’t even seem to miss the candy shooter. Vanellope though would be more questionable though due to being seen on the arcade cabinet, King Candy meanwhile was summon Mr. Litwak never would’ve expected after the game’s release in 1997, but there’s plenty of facts about and in games from over the years that they wouldn’t want gamers to know about such as with Hero’s Duty’s failed programming.
I think its important to remember that Vanelopes game got "Turboed". In the first movie, no one missed her, the game was still played, but Turbo was actually in control. So the first movie introduces her as a "flexible" character, she should be there but bc of turbos actions, its clear she isnt necessarily needed. I think thats why she has this ability to game switch, without necessarily going "turbo" because her game had been tampered with already. Its a domino effect, one characters choice affecting others. Maybe it even changed her code to want more. If she didnt develope a need to do more, she would not have had the persistence in the first movie to go after turbo!
Ah no hablo inglés pero, creo que la razón por la que nadie la echaba de menos dentro y fuera del juego, era porque no la conocían (en el caso de los niños que jugaban el juego) y no la recordaban (en el caso de los personajes del juego) y tenían un rey, que mantenía todo bajo control a pesar de sus malas intenciones, sin embargo una vez que vanellope se hizo conocida por los jugadores, y empezó a tomar el control como gobernante, era obvio que su cambio de juego iba a afectar en todo, los niños ahora sabían de la existencia de un personaje femenino con un gran poder y que parece ser un personaje importante al aparecer al costado.
I REALLY do hope that whoever made Wreck it Ralph sees this, and ends up making another Wreck it Ralph movie where Vanellope goes back to her game
If they ever make another sequel, they need to fix this by showing a harsh lesson that online games don’t last forever.
They need to set up an excuse for Slaughter Race going bankrupt, which means Vanellope has to leave. The movie could be about Vanellope running away and using the internet to jump into video game consoles.
Meanwhile, Ralph has to confront her and get her to accept that Sugar Rush needs her, whether she likes it or not.
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Yes
@Mustiboi Salman OR maybe Turbo didn't really die, and he's now basically planned ahead for everything. And he could also have a friend of sorts that is an ACTUAL glitch that basically is a red herring.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻yeah YEAH
@@littleboo8585 No that is what Star Wars did and look at how much support it got.
If the company that made Sugar Rush went out of business it’s likely Sugar Rush isn’t that popular any more, however in real life there are huge followings for unique versions of games, games that still work perfectly well despite having a unique difference. Sound familiar? Vannelopie’s glitch would have been such a trait, even the children who knew nothing about how special those games are loved her glitch. It’s likely that her glitch would have saved her game from fading into obscurity, from disappearing, from dying. Whilst responsibility is sometimes placed unfairly, that doesn’t make it right to shrug it off, to let others die because you wanted something else.
Boglenight She went Turbo, I don’t think there’s any good justification for what she did.
Yes she went Turbo. she just ditched all her citizens and responsibilities. this movie had no heart and the only nice moment what when she told Ralph that she loved him.
this was 1 BIG advertisement
"No one would miss me."
"That's not true! I would."
The kids that come in to play your game would
THANK YOU! This idea has been haunting my mind ever since I seen the movie. I love Wreck it Ralph but the second one kinda went a different route and I dont think that we were prepared for it. But as always Amazing Video!!❤
I'm so happy you enjoyed it!! I really am so glad you liked it
How did she even get out. She’s a glitch and even after the game rebooted she is still a glitch and if she couldn’t leave her game when the bugs were going to crash it how could she just up and leave now? She shouldn’t have even been able to go into the lounge part let alone enter another game
Let me try to explain this, so bear with me. In the first movie, Vanellope was unable to leave her game because Turbo hijacked her game. However, he was unable to fully remove her character from the game's entirety, so he removed her data connections, causing her to lose her position in the game and glitch out at times. The only way for her to regain her position in the game was if she managed to cross the finish line (she didn't have to be the winner, she just needed to complete a race). However, Turbo (as King Candy) did everything to ensure that she was unable to race, going so far as to lock away all the memories of the Sugarland inhabitants and ostracize her from the other players. At the end of the first movie, after Ralph manages to defeat Turbo, he pushes Vanellope's car across the finish line, restoring her code so that she would be able to travel outside her game. She actually is seen at Calhoun and Felix's wedding as Calhoun's maid of Honor in Calhoun's game. As for the glitching out, she was able to keep this ability as when her code was restored, she managed to gain control over her glitching so that it would not be able to cause any negative consequences in Sugar Rush should she be picked as the player character.
But how did she keep the glitching if her code was restored? She wouldn't be a glitch anymore.
Volcanoblade - I think it’s more she’s able to wilfully manipulate her own character code into a glitch-like superpower. Back when she was disconnected, her character code was unstable so emotional swells and outbursts caused her to spaz out. I think if she never learnt to “control” her code while she was disconnected, she would’ve lost her power once she was restored.
She couldn't get out in the first game, not because she had a glitching power, but because King Candy had separated her from the code from all the other interconnected objects. But that separation wasn't what caused her glitch. KC also removed the characters memories, so she didn't know that was perfectly normal for her. So he, and the other racers, gas lighted her into thinking she was abnormal. So a reboot would have wiped her out entirely. KC just convinced Ralph that her glitch wasn't intended.
@@Rikalonius Eh, I disagree just a little. I do believe the "glitch" was a consequence of King Candy seperating her from her code, and that her "glitching" was actually a place holder for another special ability that Vanellope has, to wit, time jumping or hammerspace. In other words, not dissimilar to her "glitch" powers, but because of the way she was ripped from her game, the visual of her using her power looks glitchy, whereas if King Candy hadn't ripped her from the game, would have been a smoother, more appealing, less garbled visual.
Why did she decide to keep the visuals afterwards? Well, like Dr. Who liked the whoosh sound the Tardis made, so he kept the landing break on, Vanellope loved the way the glitch looked, so kept the visual in her code, even after she was incorporated back into the game.
Something that’s been bugging me is the thought of what would happen when Vanellope is discovered in the online game. Although the company went out of business, Vanellope would most likely be a trademarked character to the Sugar Rush series and owned by someone. So would her being in another game cause some kind of copyright issue?
Yes
I'm honestly suprised that none of the computer gamers noticed that vanellope was in slaughterhouse or the gamers from the arcade noticed that she was no longer in sugar rush.
idk why he is trying to sugar coat it. She abandoned her game to plan to play in only this other game. The only problem is what happens when she get's bored of this game or if others get bored of their game and just leave.
The part that bothers me is that they basically destroy Turbo because he’s taken over her game only for her to leave said game a few years later.
I feel like they could have just left him there and it would have been fine.
For real.......If Turbo was somehow brought back he'd be laughing his head off going "You destroyed me just to have the game destroyed anyway???"
I respect that movie for going to the more mature area of friendship.
about venellope going turbo, yes she definitely did. shutting down a game doesn't mean killing everyone but making them homeless. taking that into consideration I think every game that becomes unpopular can send all of it's characters to other game since it would go unplugged anyway sooner than later
First, I was excited for this sequel.
Now, disappointed because of the ending...
I really don't like how Vanellope moved to Slaughter Race than Sugar Rush.
Can you do a theory
Does the owner of the arcade knows the video game characters are alive.
Do i think Penelope went turbo? Yes. But what i liked about the movie is that we can't control those we care about because we think we know better. Ralph wanted to keep Penelope i. Her game, in their arcade for him, but he also mentioned that he felt her leaving was wrong.
Ralph was not just struggling with the idea of losing his friend but watching her make a bad desicion that would have nasty consequences.... but the movie's lesson is that we can't control others. In this universe our actions have consequences that affect others but we still are able to choose those actions. Sometimes you have to let people make their own mistakes.
Thank you for discussing this! Wreck it Ralph 2 had a beautiful message but, this plot hole bothered me! Although it wasn’t out of jealousy, YES she went turbo simply out of boredom with her current game. Like you stated Turbo left his game for evil reasons, Ralph left his game because he didn’t feel appreciated for his important role in the game - they treated him like he was a real villain instead of this is just the job he does that makes the game work! That’s why he wanted to be considered a good guy so he would feel appreciated and honored like Felix. The reason this act is deemed “going Turbo” is because Turbo was the first in the arcade to game hop, just he did it for evil & selfish purposes. Vanellope did go Turbo, she ditched her game & her responsibilities as the main character/and leader of sugar rush because she yearned for something new. I definitely think there will be consequences for her choice if Disney expands more on the Wreck it Ralph Universe. I don’t think she had to permanently leave. Slaughter Race is an online game humans can play at anytime, while Sugar Rush is only active during the open hours of the arcade. Why couldn’t she do her job during the day & enjoy Slaughter Race after arcade hours and be back before the arcade opens?
She went Turbo. She basically just dropped everything and everyone to do something for herself regardless of consequence to others.
Ah, thank you, I'm glad that this came up and I'm also glad to see that I'm not the only one who has been bothered by this. In a way the answer is both yes and no. Turbo's motives were more on the malicious side while in Vanellope's case she made sure that it turned out well...(sort of). We also heard in the first movie that wanting more out of life and abandoning one's game is considered going turbo and Vanellope did both in the sequel. You also made a good point about the other Sugar Rush kids getting their former challenge back without her but also now being left without a leader, so who is in charge now? I certainly wouldn't trust Taffyta with such a huge responsibility because she is to much of a little snot. Not to mention that Vanellope expressed how much she has come to love Ralph and yet now she is going to leave him. Ummm...okay. Also, how did Shank "add" Vanellope's code to Slaughter Race because I'm pretty sure it doesn't work that way. In the first movie it was established that they shouldn't "mess with the program". That would be the job of the human programmers (hence their job title), not the characters in the games, so what gives Shank the authority to do that anyway? Also, Vanellope is wrong about something: "Oh please, I'm one of sixteen playable characters, no one will miss me" Uh, wrong honey, you will be missed. Did she not see how those two little girls at the beginning of the movie loved her so much? That pretty much renders her statement null and void. It would seem that while Ralph has learned a lot in the way of life lessons so far, Vanellope has learned absolutely nothing, THROUGH TWO WHOLE MOVIES AND A SIX YEAR GAP! This is one of several things in this movie that bothered me but it is, without a doubt, the biggest. I have a WAY better idea of how this movie could have ended than what the folks at Disney Animation came up with. Sorry, just being honest here.
I wish I could play that Sugar Rush game.
Edit: it felz like home cuz it’s my dreem!
I still can’t sympathize with Venelope she belongs in sugar rush.
Alright, I figured it out. (Also Finished the video yet) but she’s actually going to end up shutting down both games. Since she’s own by Disney, Disney will probably sue, and win. And sugar rush is going to loose its popularity, no one will play and the game will be unplugged.
That’s an oofer
I didn’t watch the video I know the answer she did go turbo
Or she didnt
*gasp* a wild evee appeared!
Eevee used tail wip!
*Vsauce theme starts playing*
Brendon’s Life She did.
@@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574 poo
Im sure there are some part of Vanellope that went turbo, but in a selfish way, she did not. She knew what she was doing, and you know what your talking about, everything your saying is 100% true, and I agree, great video!
Oh, I agree with that, also thinking that Vanellope wouldn't have a Reason to leave without the wheel being broken to get a new one, but they still could have found ways around that. Either way, I wasn't too fond of the ending. Love the message about friendship but it could've ended so much better.
I hate this sequel so much. What really pissed me off was that Vanellope doesn’t stick to the program and goes off course mid race during arcade hours and no one even mentions it. The game getting unplugged is HER fault. Sure, Ralph made the course, but they BOTH know that in mid gameplay it’s not a good idea to do whatever you want; especially after the events of first movie. The first movie had real consequences and higher stakes. The tension was more vivid and the message was unique. It respected and honored nostalgic games. Plus, Vanellope in Slaughter Race is supposed to be an obstacle for the player; how would they react to see such a childish character model in a GTA style game? Don’t give me that BS of Vanellope being added into the code of Slaughter Race because last movie Turbo was also implemented in the code and died anyways. Yeah he was a virus at that point, but his goofy King Candy mode would’ve regenerated at least. Vanellope is in two movies and gets no real development. What she wants, she gets with no consequences or growth. They had the Internet plot at their disposal and they wasted it. They completely obliterated the message from the last movie. They wrote the characters to make them unlikeable. They disregarded good characters like Felix and Calhoun. The sequel doesn’t exist to me. The first movie is the only movie in my book.
Of course, that's what I forgot there. I mean Turbo found a way to add his code in Sugar Rush, yet once he was a cy-bug he still managed to die and never regenerate. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that he was exposed by Vanellope and his code was no longer protecting him, depending on how he managed to hack himself. Unless any other game sprite has found a way to add their code in any other game without being exposed or erased, it would be a miracle for them to do that in the modern world, especially if there might come a day when the arcade closes down and everyone will have no choice but to find new homes on the internet like Vanellope did.
Disneyfan82 That would’ve been a better plot, honestly. With the world changing and tech constantly upgrading, the arcade is slowly starting to lose business. There were many things they could do especially with the INTERNET but they went the generic story anyway.
I totally agree! This movie is the worst; it should've never exist😠😠😠
This is why I didn’t like the movie it made me so mad that she left her game even tho all the first movie she wanted to race in her game and they didn’t let her and then in the second movie all to a sudden she gets bored
And it leaves me wondering what she'll do once she gets bored of that game. I'm not hating on vanellope but this sets her up to be a turbo in her own fashion. He jumped because he wanted attention she jumped because she wanted thrills but we're supposed to view her actions as good because she doesn't aim to game jack or corrupt/break the game.
Here's my thing, players notice things in games. Parents notice things in games. A little girl NPC in a GTA like game where she can be killed and she glitches sometimes? She wouldn't last a month as is before devs are called in to fix it remove her.
Katty03 17 Yeah, this movie totally butcher’s Ralph and Vanellope’s characters. To be frank, they’re both pretty awful people in this film.
Sometimes being selfish is okay, as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else, and if it's for your own mental health.
If you don't like the movie just because the ending then that's lame
@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003 de echo, hay muchos errores argumentativos a lo largo de la película, básicamente es publicidad masiva con una trama que carece de sentido.
the whole "I want to leave my game and my only friend" plot line rubbed me the wrong way. She also started to treat Ralph very poorly. And what's worse is the Disney Princesses ENCOURAGED her to literally abandon her game to 'live her dream' and 'be who she dreamed to be' That message disappointed me, and I cried for Ralph at that point. If the driver's wheel had broken from wear and tear and they had to go and get a new one to save Vanellope's game without all that other crap that would have been a better story.
Yeah, it's really sad the way the older princesses went. I mean Disney's trying to move with the times and are like "People are tired of the princesses waiting for a guy so let's have the independent princesses influence them and Mulan who isn't a princess has taught everyone what to do in an ambush attack" The freak were they doing making Cinderella take off her shoe and break it?!?! That's not the Cinderella everybody loves
What's kinda ironic is that online games can suddenly get taken off the web just like that. So... I wouldn't rely on slaughter race existing forever.
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I miss fusionfall.
I think there’s a reboot somewhere online now. Pretty sure that’s the one my fiancé plays.
After watching WiR2, I felt conflicted because the first movie spent so much time reinforcing loyalty and friendship just for this one to seem to throw all that away. Then I had a thought... what if Vanelope went "turbo" because of Turbo to begin with? He did intentionally mess with her code and in the process put himself in her spot. Then, once Vanelope regained her spot, some of Turbo's leftover code and his own messing with her's could have permanently damaged her character making her feel like she didn't belong in Sugar Rush. Even though she didn't abandon her game for maniacal reasons, she did leave for selfish reasons just like Turbo. The point at which Vanelope decides to abandon the main focus of the movie (which was to save Sugar Rush) and instead focus on how to become part of Slaughter Race was where the movie died for me. Vanelope then defends her selfish decision by giving even more selfish justifications. Ralph becoming the bad guy in this movie just because he wants everything to stay the same was the absolute worst plot imaginable. Even the thought of it not being entirely Vanelope's fault for "going turbo" is slightly redeeming, the selfish tones of "do what you want regardless of how it affects others" completely ruins this movie for me. It even sort of ruins the first movie because now I know what Vanelope turns into and I just can't accept that. Bad move Disney...
Never understood why the players loved Vanellope in the first place. If I was going to play my friend I would ban that character because she is OP as hell.
Yes I would do that to XD
This movie probably holds the record for the most plot holes in a movie I've ever seen.
The number one thing that bugs me is that I just don’t think it makes sense for her to dislike her own game so much, characters should be programmed to fit there game and the fact she felt like she didn’t fit into her own game doesn’t make any sense
Yeah Like "wut? Are you sure about that?"
Yes but, her code was altered and damaged by Turbo.
The writers of Ralph Breaks the internet forgot the 1st movie existed.
Its wreck it Ralph 2
Throughout the Sonic the Hedgehog game and movie, it's preached that if a character dies outside their game, they won't regenerate, and it's game over. However, this rule is forgotten in the movie. Even characters who weren't supposed to be in a particular game appear in it, which can confuse players. For instance, they may wonder why a cotton candy anime character is in the game or why a character who's not supposed to be in the game is there. Such limitations were established, but the movie seems to have ignored them.
I definitely think Vanellope went Turbo! To me, Ralph Breaks the Internet was one big double standard. As you eloquently pointed out, Turbo and Ralph are criticized and in Turbo's case, demonized for stepping out of their roles and while the first did it for selfish reasons, we see the negative consequences of Ralph's actions when he leaves Fix-It Felix Jr. Yet, 6 years after Ralph's escapades, Vanellope finds herself struggling with the same desires but rather than being criticized by her fellow gamers for feeling this way, she is given the option to leave and her fellow racers are simply shifted to another gaming format (with Felix and Calhoun as their adoptive parents). In affect, what this film is telling the audience is some people are allowed to pursue their dreams but not others i.e. Ralph wanting to go somewhere he would be accepted like Vanellope did. True, once he returned to his game, his situation improved but it's the principle of the matter. Why is it okay for some to achieve their dreams but not others? Basically, Disney totally contradicted themselves with this film but then, this isn't the first time a Disney sequel has completely contradicted the original!
What if all the racers of Sugar Rush decided to leave their games because 'Their game will function without them'? I know Vanellope's intentions weren't bad but she is basically going to get Sugar Rush unplugged again by getting it run out of business.
I'd say Vanellope didn't went Turbo for Slaughter Race but for Sugar Rush.
Oh no
TL:DR Yes, Vanellope went Turbo
The first and prime rule of every arcade game is "don't fight the player/program"
Vanellope was being selfish, she fought the player for control, breaking the controller, and as such, is directly responsible for Sugar Rush getting unplugged. She really didn't do anything to help raise the money for a replacement controller.
She abandoned her role and responsibilities in Sugar Rush. She isn't just the queen of the kingdom, she is the game's mascot and as such, she is plaster all over the cabinet, let alone she is the most popular character.
You probably won't ever read the rest of this, but...
It is established that the most important rule of every arcade game is "Don't mess with the program," which Ralph specifically gets scolded about this in multiple instances.
The first time is during the bad guy meeting, when he first says "I don't want to be the bad guy." At this point he doesn't have any intention to actually go into another game (he just wants to feel appreciated), but he is faced with the accusation of wanting to go turbo.
The second time is when his actions result in the First Person Shooter dying in Hero's Duty, Ralph gets scolded and knocked upside the head by Calhoun ("Don't interfere with the FPS")
Vanellope is the mascot of Sugar Rush, she is programmed to be the ruler of the game, she fought the player's control, she broke the game controller, she went turbo and by leaving Sugar Rush forever she is abandoning her role of being Sugar Rush's mascot.
You can't really blame Ralph for building onto a level, Vanellope was being selfish when she fought the player to explore it, something that is clearly establish as a bad thing to do, and because of it she broke the game controller.
At the end you ask:
1. "is it going turbo to leave your game ?"
Yes, she is the game's Mascot and is supposed to be the queen, she is abandoning her responsibilities
2. "If it is about the intention of going against who you are and selflessly destroying games"
Yes, she absolutely did, her selfish actions are directly responsible for destroying Sugar Rush's controller and getting the game unplugged. Sure, they get a replacement controller, but Ralph was the reason they got enough money for it.
You can't put the blame Ralph for destroying the controller, the player didn't want to go on the path, and Vanellope broke the first rule of all the arcade games, "Don't fight the player/programming".
She didn't need to go on that path, she was being completely selfish.
She didn't mitigate her actions to avoid hurting others, she was being completely reckless.
That ending left me like wtf. Totally went against the rules of the first movie
Sometimes being selfish is okay, as long as it doesn't hurt anybody else, and if it's for your own mental health.
@@gamestation2690 but in this case it was selfish, like I said, it contradicts the first movie. Shes going turbo. Shes risking her game because at this point she had become an arcade favorite, higher risk of being noticed gone.
@@bukakali2970 Don't you think the fact that in RBTI, there was only one arcade cabinet for Sugar Rush instead of two kind of suggests it lost a bit of popularity in the six years between movies?
@@gamestation2690 in the main arcade, whether the game itself was still popular, vanellope was a big hit, the thing that caught most players attention. If in general sugar rush is no longer a popular game everywhere else, that makes it even more selfish for our particular arcade and vanellope. If vanellope is noticed gone, the last interest in sugar rush could die out, thus making it highly likely that the box could be unplugged because there is no more intrigue.
@@bukakali2970 If "going Turbo" is not allowed, then why is there a Game Central Station?
Litvak probably though he had reset Vanellope to a locked character when he unplugged the game.. she probably will not be missed as much and he will tell players they have to eventually unlock her again by playing the game..
Edit: and yes she went Turbo.. when players realize she no longer exist and King Candy is also gone, I wonder what will happen then?
Turbo simply forgot (or didn't know) to add himself to the code of the game.
It was specifically stated at the end of the movie that Vanellope had been added to the code of the game.
Either way, it appears that Turbo was an '80s video game character. This was WAY before the Internet, and crossovers almost never happened in video games. The first instance I can think of is Smash Bros.
Today, it would be much easier for a character from another game/genre to cross over into another game. Look at Mortal Kombat. They put Freddy Kreuger into one of the games.
Except he did.
When he went into the code room to retrieve Ralph’s medal, it not only showed that he was coded in, but also that it was the biggest “code brick” (idk what to call them XD)
Not trying to cause an argument or anything, I was just pointing that out. :3
true, but the size of the brick tells me that Candy/Turbo was not efficient in his coding himself in. (and Vanellope isn't trying to hide who she really is to the game characters, so she'll need even less 'recoding' to safely interact with the game)
I enjoyed the movie, but I hated the ending. I wish Vanellope did not leave her game Sugar Rush.
Vanellope, for me, really seemed like an ungrateful brat. She had nothing before she was put back into Sugar Rush's code. She was bullied relentlessly and put down. She wasn't even allowed to DRIVE in a RACING GAME. She was taken out of power by a guy who left his own busted game. For her to just leave the game and want something more makes her feel much more unlikeable. She had dreamed of being on the same level as her fellow racers. She lived with trash! All that Ralph did for her, and yet she wants to bounce. She wants to leave because she's bored now. She doesn't appreciate what she has anymore. She could easily go back to having nothing. It could all get taken away from her.
Yeah the last part reminded me of princess and the frog where the end of one of the song said "you got what you wanted" but "but lost what ya' had" (atleast that's what I heard)
I get WHY the decision was made for Vanellope to transfer games; Disney realized the huge ethical cowpat they'd put their foot in by having the moral of a story be "even if you've been abused and forced into a horrible situation, it's okay as long as you have one friend and people start being nice to you". I'm more surprised there wasn't a huge backlash from abuse victim support groups chastising that. Putting the message in kids' heads that they have to stay in neglectful, abusive, and degrading places because that's their place is TERRIBLE.
SO, naturally, they had to use the same characters and franchise to roll that message back and give the world a positive message.... trouble is, they messed up again, and now the moral compass of this franchise is FUBAR. Vanellope is extremely selfish and in the wrong in this situation, mainly because she's the most popular racer at this point. She's keeping Sugar Rush afloat.... if she stops popping up in the roster, players will be less and less interested in a game that has a rapidly declining player base. I mean, you said it yourself, Sugar Rush is down to one machine.... A new, more advanced racing game will be the nail in their coffin, especially since by the point of this movie, kids will have noticed another character missing that was nearly always in the racer roster: King Candy. He would have previously had the best ability and car, because he was Turbo, able to make his character as he wished, and he was using Princess Vanellope's car, the Royal Racer, which is the best cart.
After the first movie, kids were probably confused when King Candy and the Royal Racer vanished and Vanellope von Schweetz appeared with some weird mash up cart. But she likely started appearing every day, and her glitch jump made her popular. By the second movie, she's probably the only racer chosen, since the second machine is gone and only single player mode is available now. Sure, the other sugar kids are happy now that they'll get a chance to race more, I'm sure they'll figure out pretty quickly that their player base is going to dwindle again. And the population of Sugar Rush Speedways is massive because of the audience candies... It's shown when they all pour out of the cybug infested world; there are hundreds of them! They can't all just bum around in Game Central Crossing, and a major gag/conflict of the second movie is the other games trying to organize and find living space for them all. Sure, they could go to the internet like Vanellope... but they wouldn't be happy, because they love their home and their game. Only Vanellope wasn't satisfied, even though she'd gotten what she'd always wanted: to be a part of her game and race.
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Wtf does being abused have to do with the first movie's lesson
I thought in the first movie it was pretty clear that it didn’t matter what Ralph was or achieved in his outside world but it mattered what he was to Vanellope’s heart.
But, like I said before, Vanellope can go back & visit Sugar Rush. Her not being on the daily roster for a bit would be strange but she can come visit so that game players don't think there's something wrong. So she could come home to visit with new challenge ideas & track designs from web games that they can program into Sugar Rush as an upgrade, to revive it's popularity.
Now that the arcade is online, they could add in the new programming along with a notice appearing on the screen the next morning that says something like "Thanks for joining us online! Updates have arrived, press start to load." Then the arcade owner wouldn't be suspicious, & Sugar Rush would get popular again. All the arcade gamers would think that the game's maker or a big Sugar Rush fan with hacking skills had uploaded the new features, & with these features Vanellope would like visiting home, as there would be new challenges. Her & her "glitch" superpower appearing occasionally but not all the time would be thought of as part of the newly added programming, with more randomness to keep players challenged & playing. With web access they could spread these changes to any other copies of Sugar Rush still functiong in other arcades. Those arcades might or might not have had a "Turbo" event at their arcade, depending on how & when new racing games were added. Therefore, their Vanellope might be a version that hasn't had her life as princess interrupted, not found the incomplete bonus level in the volcano, not met & befriended Ralph. But she & the other Sugar Rush racers would still likely feel bored, or players might be getting tired of it as they had played all the levels, & so they'd welcome the upgrades.
They could also inspire other displaced characters from Turbo & other games to do the same. They can explore the internet for update ideas to add themselves to other arcade or online games. Like when Ralph & the Nicelanders had the characters come be on a bonus level of their game.
As long as they're careful about viruses on the web, it could actually help the games at the arcade.
I'm not a very forgiving or friendly person... If i was Ralph i would have NEVER apologized. She said friendships last and become stronger even when you don't see each other... That's bullshit. You communicate at first but after a few months the friendship slowly fades away and it doesn't hurt anymore (especially when you both grow up). You can occasionally talk to each other but it'll be as good as distant cousin because you will never be close to your ex friends like a person who is right there, and the same can be said about you. Disney is being cute, but unrealistic.
Maybe because it was online people assumed it was a limited time feature or new mod and for turbo it was because they were retro games there was no way that it was a mod or something
Nah, it was because online that the game could be "fixed" at anytime they want and when players figured out that she's permanent and an enemy npc at that players will complain. You know the rest.
I wonder how the gamers will act when they see they can't play vanellope anymore in sugar rush
Vanellope was indeed selfish. She only considered herself when she made the choice to leave. She didnt consider how they'd get along without her or any other consequences that could arise from her absence. She didnt think of the whole and therefor yes she was indeed selfish.
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Hmm well, she refused to lose a race and took control away from the player resulting in the game being unplayable, influenced another character to change their games code to put herself in *Even if she just impressed her enough*. And left her old game to rot, despite being the most POPULAR character in the game who would be missed by many. And due to her abilities coming off as buggy or glitchy, and being on an ONLINE game.. There would be definitely be those angry gamers who would complain to the game devs, who would realize "wait we never added a character like that". Resulting in them pulling the game off since it was an ONLINE ONLY game, which would be faster than pulling a plug. And with how her code was added into it... She would NOT be able to leave. Plus would probably be disconnected MID race since that happens during emergency patches. Her code would be fully deleted from it, leaving not even a bit of data even memories.. Gone.
Wow... Even turbo got off better.
She DID go turbo.
If your dream cause irreparable damage such as death of others, than it is a bad decision. Vanellopes choice will quicken the demise of her game and thus her dream causes the demise of her people and harm. Maybe she isnt doing it without considering all the ramifications, but I don't think she has considered all of them. Her decision is a net bad in my opinion.
Vanellope did go turbo. Without a leader, the game would be disfunctional.
I think she went Turbo, and selfishly so because lack of bad intentions does not mean no one will get hurt just because she "didn't mean" to cause harm. It would've probably been more or less okay if: 1) it were not a sequel to a film that put such a great emphasis on how ditching your game is bad and dangerous in the long run; 2) Vanellope were not so desperate to belong in said film, she loved Sugar Rush and wanted to be in it; 3) we didn't have so many recent Disney sequels ending similarly (Woody leaving made more sense than this).
Vanellope is a character that really made her game shine. The game was popular, but she is the character people love and choose to play as the most after discovering her. The game was doing fine without her because the players simply did not know about her. Now they do, and they love her, they play the game for her and as her. Her absence will cause a decline in an already struggling game's popularity (it makes less than 200 dollars a year with Vanellope in it, and Litwak wasn't too eager to buy a wheel for the game, implying it wasn't paying off all that much and was not worth all the trouble, so I am assuming that it is her presence that directly contributes to this game reaching a break-even point, otherwise it would be unplugged as soon as it stopped making money), and it'll be a matter of time before it gets unplugged and replaced, Ralph himself stated that it happened to lots of games. There will always be a minority that will always prefer other racers, but if the game is not profitable, why keep it? It's like Final Fantasy VII without Cloud - other characters are solid, but without him, it would not be the same (yes, we did get games like, say, Crisis Core, but they expand the story instead of throwing Cloud out of the window), or like any Persona title without its protagonist. Vanellope's absence does not break the game from a technical standpoint, but it will affect its financial performance and popularity.
It would still be kind of a stretch, but if we saw her come to fellow racers and discuss it with them like Woody did with Buzz with the latter telling him that everything will be fine, I'd still struggle to accept the ending, but it would be a more solid conclusion, not perfect, but more covered. But we see none of that. She just leaves after all the trouble Ralph went through to save her game TWICE, in the first movie and now the sequel. I understand that Ralph went overboard with his unhealthy idea of a friendship, but frankly, I am more willing to sympathize with him in this situation. He does have the right to be upset and even angry. She leaves just so that SHE can have fun, she does something that was HEAVILY frowned upon in the original movie, but this time it's suddenly touching and empowering? The first film showed us in fine and vivid detail what exactly is going to happen if a character leaves their game and hops from place to place. It made it perfectly clear that it's not just bad, it puts everyone in danger: characters will be either homeless or they can even die by being erased if they don't make it out of the game. But hey, we can sweep a few ones and zeros under the rug so that this one girl can seek some extra thrill, right? Right? No.
Not meaning to do harm does not suddenly lift all responsibility off her shoulders or prevent said harm from happening.
I was more or less annoyed with the teased subplot of Fix-Flex and his new adopting the Sugar Rush kids and they don’t even touch back on it in the movie until the very end and that stupid joke about being overheard from horns.
The moral of WIR 2 was a unique one but one that was played out badly. Idk o just didn’t like the “antivirus part” and what not but meh. I suppose it’s not the worst thing ever. Just regretted buying the movie when I tried to rent it on amazon.
If Vanellope did not ignore Ralph's warnings about Slaughter Race being dangerous, she would not go Turbo. But at least Ralph earned $30k for the Sugar Rush wheel. Shank was just peer pressuring Vanellope to go Turbo and abandon Ralph
I agree. In the first movie they make the idea of going Turbo seem really black and white; if you leave your game, you've gone turbo, and that's just not the case