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I didn't want to ruin my memory of the first film by watching a sub-par sequel so I decided that I would write my own sequel instead. So if you like the Wreck it Ralph characters then this is the story for you. Rated G. :) \n\nWreck It Ralph: Demolition \n(A Rejected Plot Draft of a Never-Made Film)\n\nVanellope's Sugar Rush game breaks and it gets unplugged leaving her stranded in the surge protector terminal without a game. Ralph goes on a mission with her to find her game by going to another game in the arcade that is connected to the internet. Ralph goes on the internet through the game's wifi and eventually he and Vanellope find an online game that is connected to another real world arcade similar to theirs. \n\nIn that arcade there is a Sugar Rush and Vanellope thinks she has found her home but it is a different Sugar Rush game and there is already a well established monarchy there lead by another character version of Vanellope - - this one however goes by the name Princess Von Schweetz and is more formal than Vanellope and she doesn't have glitching powers. \n\nPrinces Von Schweetz agrees to help Vanellope find her game with Ralph. But because it is dangerous for Vanellope to leave Sugar Rush (because if you die outside your game you die for real) Princess Von Schweetz tells Vanellope to watch over her kingdom while she and Ralph go out into the arcade’s surge protector to find the internet router so they can look up the 'arcade game directory' which is like a map to all arcade games. \n\nWhile browsing the directory Ralph sees a game called Wreck It Ralph Demolition which has the same address as the arcade they are currently in. Ralph knows that his game was based on this older version of the game and so insists they go and investigate it. Princess Von Schweetz and Ralph walk to the very end of the surge protector terminal where there are many very old and outdated game characters - - some just pixels. \n\nVon Schweetz suggests they not go to the game because it is probably very old and unstable. Ralph tells Von Schweetz that he has to do this because it is likely the last chance for him to meet the original characters of the franchise that inspired his game. \n\nBefore Ralph enters the game a small pixilated old wizard approaches him and says, “None shall pass.” Ralph steps past him and the old wizard walks away in defeat. Inside the Wreck It Ralph Demolition game everything is very old, dark, and the apartment tower is already collapsed with no signs of it having being repaired in a long time. On the brick pile Ralph meets a character named Fixit Felix. \n\nRalph reveals to Felix that he has a son named Fixit Felix Jr. who is a very good friend of his and the star of his game. Felix Sr. responds with indifference. A tall skinny character then walks out from behind the bricks and introduces himself to Ralph as Demolition - Ralph Demolition, the original hero of the Wreck It Ralph video game franchise. \n\nRalph soon learns from Demolition that Felix Sr. has a degenerative memory glitch. Felix Sr. is constantly looking for his golden repair hammer which he can't find. Demolition tells Ralph that he too had a hammer but it was missing also (Unlike Ralph, Demolition has normal sized hands and so needs a wrecking hammer to break things with). Ralph learns that in Wreck-it Ralph Demolition the player controls the wrecking of the building with Demolition doing the damage while Felix Sr. attempts to repair the building faster than it can be destroyed either automatically or with a second human player controlling him. \n\nRalph is fascinated to find this out and asks Demolition what it was like to be the hero of the game. Demolition admits that it was wonderful back in the day but over the years the game lost its appeal and now was just a forgotten relic. Demolition tells Ralph that the game has not worked in so long that all the other characters left and that he only stays to take care of Felix Sr. who cannot leave the game because of his glitch. \n\nRalph soon notices that Von Schweetz is gone and sees that the front of the game has a repair sticker on the front. Just then a door in the outside world opens and a man with a hand truck comes in to remove the Wreck-it Ralph Demolition game from the arcade. Ralph leaves the game just as the world collapses into oblivion. Demolition stays behind with Felix despite Ralph's pleas for him to come with him and escape. Demolition steadfastly stays with Felix signifying to Ralph his commitment to his old friend. Back in the surge protector Ralph is devastated to have lost the last version of his original game. The little wizard man at the terminal gate tells Ralph to take a sword and shield from him to continue his quest but Ralph refuses and tells the man to leave him alone. \n\nWandering through the surge protector terminal Ralph bumps into Synthia – a ditsy artificial intelligence application. Ralph says, \"Hey Synthia\" to ask her something (obviously implying that she is an iphone Seri type AI). Synthia shows Ralph the vastness of the internet's information and Ralph learns that 90% of all arcade games have been decommissioned between the 1990's and 2010’s and that eventually they will all likely be replaced with online games. \n\nMeanwhile in the Sugar Rush game where Vanellope is she glitches through a wall in Von Schweetz’s castle and discovers a secret room full of stolen treasures from other arcade games including a hammer that reminds her of Fixit Felix Jr.'s hammer but a lot bigger. Princess Von Schweetz returns and Vanellope asks her if anything strange is going on in the kingdom. \n\nVon Schweetz tells her nothing is strange at all as she pulls on a leaver that opens a traped door beneath Vanellope. Vanellope was expecting something fishy was going on and she glitches across the room confusing Von Schweetz. Vanellope fires a net blaster from a fishing game at Von Schweetz and captures her like a fish. An achievement trophy appears that reads “Royal Catch” much to Vanellope’s amusement. But Von Schweetz gets out of the net and tackles her doppelganger. Vanellope glitches the heck outta Von Schweetz and as they tussle the glitch switches their minds and bodies.\n\nVanellope orders Von Schweetz arrested by the guards just as Ralph breaks down the door. Ralph grabs Von Schweetz and accuses Vanellope of being evil because he thinks she is Von Schweetz. \n\nVanellope tries to convince Ralph that she is the real Vanellope but Von Schweetz tells Ralph it is just another trick. Ralph gets into a fight with the guards and Von Schweetz tosses Ralph the stolen wrecking hammer from Wreck-it Ralph Demolition. Ralph swings the hammer against the wall and the entire castle begins to collapse. Vanellope is crushed by ceiling debris and vanishes into sparkles. \n\nVon Schweetz and Ralph escape the game with Von Schweetz still pretending to be Vanellope. The real Vanellope regenerates in the game in her normal recognizable form. \n\nVon Schweetz and Ralph go onto the internet and with the help of Synthia they find the address of an arcade game repair shop where Vanellope's game is kept. Von Schweetz sees this as an opportunity to conquer another Sugar Rush so she helps Ralph get there. When they enter Vanellope’s Sugar Rush the other game characters are all there but Von Schweetz does not greet them as friends as Vanellope would have, instead she speaks to them as if they were her subservient subjects. This makes Ralph suspicious and he figures out that she is an imposter- but it is too late, Von Schweetz renders Ralph and all the other game characters unconscious in a blinding flash of light from a secret weapon.\n\nMeanwhile at Von Schweetz’s Sugar Rush, Vanellope has found the golden hammer of Felix Sr. from Wreck-it Ralph Demolition and she quickly repairs the castle with it. In the secret room full of stolen game items Vanellope gears up for war. She recruits all her alternate-version friends to take up arms and join her in a mission to the other Sugar Rush where she is certain Von Schweetz has gone to with Ralph. \n\nVanellope uses the directory and finds the arcade repair shop address. With an armada of ships from various war games piloted by her friends she flies to her Sugar Rush game only to find the streets deserted. \n\nVon Schweetz is meanwhile in the castle holding a secret highly pixilated weapon she had brought with her called the Infinity Staff – a relic she stole from a 1978 middle earth magic game called Moarlord's Castle. With the staff Von Schweetz has control over everyone in Sugar Rush and has them mindlessly bowing down before her as she sits on her throne. \n\nSeeing this from outside Vanellope lands her armada and meets Synthia who tells her they all have to leave because the signal from the Infinity Staff will quickly find them, overpower them, and turn them all into mindless drones.\n\nSynthia escapes with Vanellope and her armada of ships and they settle down in the repair shop’s surge protector terminal. Debating what to do Vanellope suggests they go to the actual Moarlord's Castle game and find some relic that could counteract the power of the Infinity Staff. \n\nSynthia looks up the idea and reveals that the game doesn’t exist anymore but that the code for the item they need entered public domain and she downloads it for them. Synthia reveals a single pixel called the Shield of Cyrus, ‘hand carved by Erwin the Wizard from the magic scale of the last dragon on the final level of Moarlord's Castle’. Sythina creates copies of the shield and each character takes one.\n\nVanellope leads the armada into Sugar Rush but upon entering it the game is revealed to no longer be Sugar Rush, it has transformed into an extremely updated high definition version of Moarlord's Castle. \n\nSynthia starts listing all the rules of the game to Vanellope. The armada is attacked by dragons, lava, and fire. The Sugar Rush character’s ships are destroyed and the characters regenerate on the ground – unable to be killed and protected from the effects of the Infinity Staff by the power of their shields. \n\nMeanwhile outside in the human world a repair technician has finished work on Wreck-it Ralph Demolition and plugs a digital copy of the game into a computer connected to the same surge protector as Vanellope’s Sugar Rush game. Ralph Demolition and Felix Sr. have returned to their youthful appearances and are alive and fully repaired in the digital version of the game inside the computer. \n\nVanellope sees the Wreck-it Ralph Demolition name appear in the surge protector terminal and she gets an idea. Vanellope tells Synthia to send out a message to all the arcade games throughout the world that are connected to the internet. \n\nVanellope’s message goes out across the globe and is heard by all the characters of the old games that have been transferred online. Being the closest, Demolition and Felix Sr. hurry to Sugar Rush and find the pixilated old Wizard from their surge protector station already waiting outside. He is immediately recognized by them as Erwin the Wizard - the magical hero and player’s guide of Moarlord's Castle. He tells them, “It is dangerous to go alone, take this sword and shield.” He hands them each a Sword and Shield of Cyrus. Together the old game characters team up with Vanellope and Ralph. They defeat the evil Von Schweetz, beat the game, and bringing peace to Moarlord's Castle in the Sugar Rush world. \n\nVon Schweetz is captured and Ralph and Demolition toss her into a game called ‘Tennis For Two’ at the end of the surge protector which Ralph then seals off by smashing the game entrance terminal with his fists. Ralph says, “We can let her out eventually I guess, one day.” Erwin the Wizard shakes his head, “None shall pass.” \n\nVanellope asks Synthia if she could become the new princess of the other Sugar Rush. Synthia agrees and Vanellope glitches with Synthia transforming her into a Princess Synthia similar in appearance to Vanellope but with Synthia’s own geeky quirks and uniqueness. \n\nRalph and Demolition stand at the base of Moarlord's Castle. Felix tells them he’s ready to repair the Sugar Rush castle but the Moarlord Castle needs to be demolished first. Ralph hands Demolition his wrecking hammer. “After you,” he says.\n\nDemolition shouts at the same time as Ralph, “I’m gonna wreck it!!” and the scene ends with both of them about to tear down the castle. (Credits scroll)\n\nEnd credit scenes show Felix and Felix Jr. repairing the wreckage of Moarlord's Castle back into Sugar Rush castle and Princess Synthia learning to be a good ruler.\n\nVanellope is shown racing in her updated Sugar Rush game with all her friends watching her and her human players enjoying the new modern controls of the game. \n\nThe Wreck-it Ralph Demolition arcade game is shown completely restored and being plugged in to an arcade game museum open to the public with games free of charge. Children are shown controlling Ralph Demolition demolishing the building as Felix Sr. repairs it. \n\nErwin the Wizard is shown in his pixel form defeating dragons as an online game and on smart phone screens.\n\nEnd credits Bonus scene. \n\nIn the human world the repair technicians sit at their office chairs after hours and complain to each other that there is nothing left to do right now since all the games are fixed. One challenges the other to the ‘future of gamming’ and they both play the 1958 video game ‘Tennis for Two’ on an old analogue oscilloscope screen at the back of the office. A rogue pixel appears wondering around on the screen and the two repair technicians make a game out of deliberately trying to hit it with the tennis ball pixel. One technician asks the other what he thinks the rouge pixel could be. “Just a glitch,” he responds. (END) \n","writing_bbcode_parsed":"So I wanted to go see Wreck it Ralph 2 a few months back but all my friends who saw it said it was quite bad. I didn't want to ruin my memory of the first film by watching a sub-par sequel so I decided that I would write my own sequel instead. So if you like the Wreck it Ralph characters then this is the story for you. Rated G. :)
Wreck It Ralph: Demolition
(A Rejected Plot Draft of a Never-Made Film)
Vanellope's Sugar Rush game breaks and it gets unplugged leaving her stranded in the surge protector terminal without a game. Ralph goes on a mission with her to find her game by going to another game in the arcade that is connected to the internet. Ralph goes on the internet through the game's wifi and eventually he and Vanellope find an online game that is connected to another real world arcade similar to theirs.
In that arcade there is a Sugar Rush and Vanellope thinks she has found her home but it is a different Sugar Rush game and there is already a well established monarchy there lead by another character version of Vanellope - - this one however goes by the name Princess Von Schweetz and is more formal than Vanellope and she doesn't have glitching powers.
Princes Von Schweetz agrees to help Vanellope find her game with Ralph. But because it is dangerous for Vanellope to leave Sugar Rush (because if you die outside your game you die for real) Princess Von Schweetz tells Vanellope to watch over her kingdom while she and Ralph go out into the arcade’s surge protector to find the internet router so they can look up the 'arcade game directory' which is like a map to all arcade games.
While browsing the directory Ralph sees a game called Wreck It Ralph Demolition which has the same address as the arcade they are currently in. Ralph knows that his game was based on this older version of the game and so insists they go and investigate it. Princess Von Schweetz and Ralph walk to the very end of the surge protector terminal where there are many very old and outdated game characters - - some just pixels.
Von Schweetz suggests they not go to the game because it is probably very old and unstable. Ralph tells Von Schweetz that he has to do this because it is likely the last chance for him to meet the original characters of the franchise that inspired his game.
Before Ralph enters the game a small pixilated old wizard approaches him and says, “None shall pass.” Ralph steps past him and the old wizard walks away in defeat. Inside the Wreck It Ralph Demolition game everything is very old, dark, and the apartment tower is already collapsed with no signs of it having being repaired in a long time. On the brick pile Ralph meets a character named Fixit Felix.
Ralph reveals to Felix that he has a son named Fixit Felix Jr. who is a very good friend of his and the star of his game. Felix Sr. responds with indifference. A tall skinny character then walks out from behind the bricks and introduces himself to Ralph as Demolition - Ralph Demolition, the original hero of the Wreck It Ralph video game franchise.
Ralph soon learns from Demolition that Felix Sr. has a degenerative memory glitch. Felix Sr. is constantly looking for his golden repair hammer which he can't find. Demolition tells Ralph that he too had a hammer but it was missing also (Unlike Ralph, Demolition has normal sized hands and so needs a wrecking hammer to break things with). Ralph learns that in Wreck-it Ralph Demolition the player controls the wrecking of the building with Demolition doing the damage while Felix Sr. attempts to repair the building faster than it can be destroyed either automatically or with a second human player controlling him.
Ralph is fascinated to find this out and asks Demolition what it was like to be the hero of the game. Demolition admits that it was wonderful back in the day but over the years the game lost its appeal and now was just a forgotten relic. Demolition tells Ralph that the game has not worked in so long that all the other characters left and that he only stays to take care of Felix Sr. who cannot leave the game because of his glitch.
Ralph soon notices that Von Schweetz is gone and sees that the front of the game has a repair sticker on the front. Just then a door in the outside world opens and a man with a hand truck comes in to remove the Wreck-it Ralph Demolition game from the arcade. Ralph leaves the game just as the world collapses into oblivion. Demolition stays behind with Felix despite Ralph's pleas for him to come with him and escape. Demolition steadfastly stays with Felix signifying to Ralph his commitment to his old friend. Back in the surge protector Ralph is devastated to have lost the last version of his original game. The little wizard man at the terminal gate tells Ralph to take a sword and shield from him to continue his quest but Ralph refuses and tells the man to leave him alone.
Wandering through the surge protector terminal Ralph bumps into Synthia – a ditsy artificial intelligence application. Ralph says, "Hey Synthia" to ask her something (obviously implying that she is an iphone Seri type AI). Synthia shows Ralph the vastness of the internet's information and Ralph learns that 90% of all arcade games have been decommissioned between the 1990's and 2010’s and that eventually they will all likely be replaced with online games.
Meanwhile in the Sugar Rush game where Vanellope is she glitches through a wall in Von Schweetz’s castle and discovers a secret room full of stolen treasures from other arcade games including a hammer that reminds her of Fixit Felix Jr.'s hammer but a lot bigger. Princess Von Schweetz returns and Vanellope asks her if anything strange is going on in the kingdom.
Von Schweetz tells her nothing is strange at all as she pulls on a leaver that opens a traped door beneath Vanellope. Vanellope was expecting something fishy was going on and she glitches across the room confusing Von Schweetz. Vanellope fires a net blaster from a fishing game at Von Schweetz and captures her like a fish. An achievement trophy appears that reads “Royal Catch” much to Vanellope’s amusement. But Von Schweetz gets out of the net and tackles her doppelganger. Vanellope glitches the heck outta Von Schweetz and as they tussle the glitch switches their minds and bodies.
Vanellope orders Von Schweetz arrested by the guards just as Ralph breaks down the door. Ralph grabs Von Schweetz and accuses Vanellope of being evil because he thinks she is Von Schweetz.
Vanellope tries to convince Ralph that she is the real Vanellope but Von Schweetz tells Ralph it is just another trick. Ralph gets into a fight with the guards and Von Schweetz tosses Ralph the stolen wrecking hammer from Wreck-it Ralph Demolition. Ralph swings the hammer against the wall and the entire castle begins to collapse. Vanellope is crushed by ceiling debris and vanishes into sparkles.
Von Schweetz and Ralph escape the game with Von Schweetz still pretending to be Vanellope. The real Vanellope regenerates in the game in her normal recognizable form.
Von Schweetz and Ralph go onto the internet and with the help of Synthia they find the address of an arcade game repair shop where Vanellope's game is kept. Von Schweetz sees this as an opportunity to conquer another Sugar Rush so she helps Ralph get there. When they enter Vanellope’s Sugar Rush the other game characters are all there but Von Schweetz does not greet them as friends as Vanellope would have, instead she speaks to them as if they were her subservient subjects. This makes Ralph suspicious and he figures out that she is an imposter- but it is too late, Von Schweetz renders Ralph and all the other game characters unconscious in a blinding flash of light from a secret weapon.
Meanwhile at Von Schweetz’s Sugar Rush, Vanellope has found the golden hammer of Felix Sr. from Wreck-it Ralph Demolition and she quickly repairs the castle with it. In the secret room full of stolen game items Vanellope gears up for war. She recruits all her alternate-version friends to take up arms and join her in a mission to the other Sugar Rush where she is certain Von Schweetz has gone to with Ralph.
Vanellope uses the directory and finds the arcade repair shop address. With an armada of ships from various war games piloted by her friends she flies to her Sugar Rush game only to find the streets deserted.
Von Schweetz is meanwhile in the castle holding a secret highly pixilated weapon she had brought with her called the Infinity Staff – a relic she stole from a 1978 middle earth magic game called Moarlord's Castle. With the staff Von Schweetz has control over everyone in Sugar Rush and has them mindlessly bowing down before her as she sits on her throne.
Seeing this from outside Vanellope lands her armada and meets Synthia who tells her they all have to leave because the signal from the Infinity Staff will quickly find them, overpower them, and turn them all into mindless drones.
Synthia escapes with Vanellope and her armada of ships and they settle down in the repair shop’s surge protector terminal. Debating what to do Vanellope suggests they go to the actual Moarlord's Castle game and find some relic that could counteract the power of the Infinity Staff.
Synthia looks up the idea and reveals that the game doesn’t exist anymore but that the code for the item they need entered public domain and she downloads it for them. Synthia reveals a single pixel called the Shield of Cyrus, ‘hand carved by Erwin the Wizard from the magic scale of the last dragon on the final level of Moarlord's Castle’. Sythina creates copies of the shield and each character takes one.
Vanellope leads the armada into Sugar Rush but upon entering it the game is revealed to no longer be Sugar Rush, it has transformed into an extremely updated high definition version of Moarlord's Castle.
Synthia starts listing all the rules of the game to Vanellope. The armada is attacked by dragons, lava, and fire. The Sugar Rush character’s ships are destroyed and the characters regenerate on the ground – unable to be killed and protected from the effects of the Infinity Staff by the power of their shields.
Meanwhile outside in the human world a repair technician has finished work on Wreck-it Ralph Demolition and plugs a digital copy of the game into a computer connected to the same surge protector as Vanellope’s Sugar Rush game. Ralph Demolition and Felix Sr. have returned to their youthful appearances and are alive and fully repaired in the digital version of the game inside the computer.
Vanellope sees the Wreck-it Ralph Demolition name appear in the surge protector terminal and she gets an idea. Vanellope tells Synthia to send out a message to all the arcade games throughout the world that are connected to the internet.
Vanellope’s message goes out across the globe and is heard by all the characters of the old games that have been transferred online. Being the closest, Demolition and Felix Sr. hurry to Sugar Rush and find the pixilated old Wizard from their surge protector station already waiting outside. He is immediately recognized by them as Erwin the Wizard - the magical hero and player’s guide of Moarlord's Castle. He tells them, “It is dangerous to go alone, take this sword and shield.” He hands them each a Sword and Shield of Cyrus. Together the old game characters team up with Vanellope and Ralph. They defeat the evil Von Schweetz, beat the game, and bringing peace to Moarlord's Castle in the Sugar Rush world.
Von Schweetz is captured and Ralph and Demolition toss her into a game called ‘Tennis For Two’ at the end of the surge protector which Ralph then seals off by smashing the game entrance terminal with his fists. Ralph says, “We can let her out eventually I guess, one day.” Erwin the Wizard shakes his head, “None shall pass.”
Vanellope asks Synthia if she could become the new princess of the other Sugar Rush. Synthia agrees and Vanellope glitches with Synthia transforming her into a Princess Synthia similar in appearance to Vanellope but with Synthia’s own geeky quirks and uniqueness.
Ralph and Demolition stand at the base of Moarlord's Castle. Felix tells them he’s ready to repair the Sugar Rush castle but the Moarlord Castle needs to be demolished first. Ralph hands Demolition his wrecking hammer. “After you,” he says.
Demolition shouts at the same time as Ralph, “I’m gonna wreck it!!” and the scene ends with both of them about to tear down the castle. (Credits scroll)
End credit scenes show Felix and Felix Jr. repairing the wreckage of Moarlord's Castle back into Sugar Rush castle and Princess Synthia learning to be a good ruler.
Vanellope is shown racing in her updated Sugar Rush game with all her friends watching her and her human players enjoying the new modern controls of the game.
The Wreck-it Ralph Demolition arcade game is shown completely restored and being plugged in to an arcade game museum open to the public with games free of charge. Children are shown controlling Ralph Demolition demolishing the building as Felix Sr. repairs it.
Erwin the Wizard is shown in his pixel form defeating dragons as an online game and on smart phone screens.
End credits Bonus scene.
In the human world the repair technicians sit at their office chairs after hours and complain to each other that there is nothing left to do right now since all the games are fixed. One challenges the other to the ‘future of gamming’ and they both play the 1958 video game ‘Tennis for Two’ on an old analogue oscilloscope screen at the back of the office. A rogue pixel appears wondering around on the screen and the two repair technicians make a game out of deliberately trying to hit it with the tennis ball pixel. One technician asks the other what he thinks the rouge pixel could be. “Just a glitch,” he responds. (END)
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