Turbo

· After Turbo (once again) managed to get out of the mess he made himself by glitching "out of bounce" due to the Panic and stress, he managed to slip into the Cable transmission and hid himself around the Game Central Stantion or in other Games that weren't Occupied at the time.

· Over the Day time which was when the Bar Game "Root Beer Tapper" wasn't used, but still activated yet empty since all the Characters were in their Game, Turbo usually made his appearance, talking to the Bartender named Tapper, or drank quite a lot

Game Jumping: Quickly going from one Arcade game to the Next While it's used by Humans

Going "Turbo": Crashing games and/or leaving the Arcade mid Use to go to another Arcade, crashing it on purpose or by accident

Game Central Station: Basically the Electric port which powers every Arcade Game. The Arcade Games Cable is the "By Train" connection, letting Different Game Characters go from one to the other Game whenever they Please. · Any time an object from a game is brought out, it makes an Alarm go off, being savety so (for example) the cherry's from PeckMan won't appear in Fix-It Felix Jr., since it will count as an Error or Corruption of the Game.

· His original form's character design appears to be inspired off the Driver from the Rally-X arcade game released by Namco in 1980 whose appearance appears to be based off Speed Racer. This all due to the fact that Turbo's original game was based off the latter game. However, his two rivals the TurboTwins from his original game were apparently inspired by the Rally-X driver's in-game color palette of blue, while the enemies were all red (this is reversed in TurboTime)

· His name and game is probably a nod to Turbo, an arcade game released by Sega in 1981

· Turbo's King Candy disguise design is said to have been inspired by the Mad Hatter, who in turn was inspired by the actor Ed Wynn. He may have also been designed after Willy Wonka (1971)

· Turbo looks very different from his promotional art render of himself on the side of his game cabinet, with his render showing a much happier and cartoonier appearance. In his actual game, Turbo (and the twins) look much more fatigued and gaunt (alongside a look similar to a skeleton). Additionally, on the artwork, the sclera of his eyes and teeth are also white as opposed to yellow

· As King Candy, his fans were anthropomorphic popcorn · In early stages of production, King Candy owned a Uni-candy-corn named Skittles

· Turbo is apparently the only racer known to have escaped TurboTime before it was unplugged

· When King Candy is accessing his code in the Sugar Rush code room, there are two code blocks that resemble Turbo's 8-bit face

· Turbo may have done some graffiti on the Sugar Rush walls at Game Central Station. To the right, there is a stamp that says "Turbo" with a picture of Turbo's face

·It's indicated that Turbo drove his racecar through Game Central Station, hence he was traveling through the games' plugs so fast, and especially that he is seen in his car in the scene were he hijacks RoadBlasters. This also shows how enraged and obsessive he was when RoadBlasters stole his attention

· Turbo is a short and stocky man with pale gray skin, bright yellow eyes with black irises, and tombstone-like yellow teeth

· He has, what appears to be dark eye bags and laugh lines around his mouth, giving his face an overall skeletal look

· Turbos entire head os covered by a white racing helmet that is painted with a red signature "T" (for Turbo) and Wears a matching white and red jumpsuit as well as fitting Red Sneakers

· It is most unusual to see a Smile on his face outside Racing Hours, as it is his only spurring point

· King Candy is a bald, fair-skinned old man with gray hair tufts and eyebrows. He had brown eyes, a cartoonishly large, bulbous nose, and four fingers

· The king's most notable feature would be his tiny, golden crown that is usually slanted atop his large head. King Candy wears a purple tailcoat over a white dress shirt and vest, covered in glitter. He wears a white lace collar, and cufflinks, which were also two golden buttons on the back of the tailcoat as well

· A notable feature would also be his red bow-tie, which resembled a candy wrapper, wearing a poofy golden and caramel striped pants and purple slippers with red gumdrops at the tip that jingled whenever he moves frantically

· During the races, the king puts on brown gloves, a large, golden and caramel helmet, and brown racing goggles with red lenses

· In his Cy-Bug, Turbo is about 30 feet (10 m) long and his face repeatedly glitched between King Candy to Turbo, as if a render error, though King Candy was apparently the default face

· He had the body structure of a cockroach, a silverfish, and a mayfly, could curl into a ball for protection, like a pill bug or an armadillo, and has a neck that resembles a candy-necklace. His back & arms are purple and has an orange underbelly, giving his body the resemblace of King Candy's outfit with pink clawed hands. The tips of his claws seemed to have a darker tone of purple

· With his transformation, he gained hot pink wings for flight that can fold in at will

· He also gained six orange striped legs; four large ones, and two smaller ones located on his chest. King Candy's head sported purple markings on his face along with a yellow marking under his crown, his teeth are sharper, his hair tufts are spikier and his purple eye shadow has grown darker. King Candy's crown also changed, now having a spiky appearance and seemingly becoming a permanent part of his body

· Turbo appears to be a arrogant and conceited character in his own game even before assuming the role of king of Sugar Rush. Whether or not he is sadistic or disturbed before adopting the persona of King Candy is unknown, but the hijacking of RoadBlasters was certainly a symptom of jealousy and spite, malicious intent may ultimately have arisen out of fear and a desperate sense of self-preservation, not an innate evil

· The reason for his uninviting attitude and craving of destruction is because of his attention seeking self, which was granted by the arcade gamers, giving him the attention. He is described by Calhoun as a "selfish man" and "a mangy dog chasing a cautionary tale"

· Although the rest of his background at that time during the arcade's closing hours are unknown, Turbo appears to have (possibly) enjoyed belittling his two rivals, the Turbo Twins, who looked annoyed at him when he is seen pushing them at the winners stands when the player wins

· Despite Turbo's sociopathic nature, after his talk with Ralph for why Vanellope cannot race, Turbo looked genuinely saddened when looking and driving away from Ralph after the talk. This possibly means he felt a form of empathy, and that he had some form of difference hidden underneath his Arrogance

· He showed signs of sadism, specifically as he laughed psychotically when Vanellope was about to meet her end on the race track, yelling "End of the line, glitch!". This was also shown when he stated killing Ralph would be more fun than gratitude, and when he attempted to kill Ralph he took immense pleasure in doing so. He also forced Ralph to watch Vanellope as she was nearly killed by a swarm of Cy-Bugs, exclaiming, "Let's watch her die together, shall we?!"

· Turbo (also known as King Candy within Sugar Rush) is the main antagonist of Wreck-It Ralph, being the famous main character in an 8-bit racing game called "Turbo Time". His legacy in Litwak's Arcade had spawned the term "going Turbo" to describe the act of game-jumping, particularly if disastrous results ensue

· Turbo Time was formerly the most popular game in the arcade, until another quickly usurped its spotlight in the form of RoadBlasters. Completely consumed with envy, Turbo decided to gain back attention by game-jumping into RoadBlasters with the intent on conquering it. This plan ended up getting both RoadBlasters and Turbo Time unplugged

· Sometime during or after 1997 he cleverly disguised himself as King Candy and entered Sugar Rush, breaking the Arcades code and taking one out of the main playable Characters out to replace them. Turbo also locked any Memory of this Character from Sugar Rush inside a "File" keeping it separate, therefore making any memory vanish

· Turbo wanted everyone to treat Vanellope, now being a permanent glitch, as an Outcast, and therefore prevent her from racing with the others, as that would Reset the Games Files, and Turbos disguise would be exposed, so he became the rightful ruler of Sugar Rush

Arcades Backstory: · When Litwak's Arcade first opened, Turbo was the hero of a racing game known as TurboTime. It was the most popular game in the arcade, and Turbo loved the attention he received. However, when another game called RoadBlasters got plugged in and proved to be more popular due to superior graphics, Turbo was consumed by envy, so much so that he abandoned his own game and tried to invade the new one

· He ended up crashing the new game by colliding with (and getting stuck to) the player car, causing everything to spaz out. Conversely, Turbo's own game was without its protagonist, rendering it unplayable. As such, both games were immediately put out of order and removed from the arcade. Many believed this was the end of Turbo, and he became a cautionary tale for other video game characters who might wish to "go Turbo" and abandon their games

· In truth, though, Turbo had somehow got himself unstuck and escaped before the two games were unplugged, and presumably undetected, he managed to usurp the lead role of Sugar Rush by 1997

Movie Ending: · At one point during the Random Roster Race, Vanellope catches up to King Candy, who viciously tries to ram Vanellope off the track. When Vanellope tries to escape, King Candy instantly becomes enraged; he grabs his kart's Horn stand, snashing the Dash and brutally attacks Vanellope with it

· As the two struggle, Vanellope's glitching travels across the antenna and onto King Candy, causing his appearance to spaz out and reveal his true form: Turbo, the infamous game-jumping psychopath from TurboTime, much to the shock of the onlooking Ralph and Felix. With his cover blown, Turbo tries to ram Vanellope and her kart into a wall, but Vanellope consciously wills herself to glitch in order to escape

· Turbo tries to chase her in a last-ditch effort, but a Cy-Bug blocks his path and devours him. Turbo seemed to die in the Cola explosion with the Cy-Bugs, but he survived once again, now an unnoticed, shadowed Glitch