The Royal Racer was King Candy's race kart in Disney's 2012 animated feature film, Wreck-It Ralph. Though it initially belonged to Princess Vanellope von Schweetz, King Candy assumed ownership of the kart when he hijacked Sugar Rush and took it over as king. The kart is also used as King Candy's throne in the castle.
Role in the film[]
Toward the third act of the film, Ralph examines the Sugar Rush game cabinet from Niceland, he notices artwork of Vanellope driving the kart on the side of the console, which gives him the suspicion that King Candy had lied about her being a glitch. During the climax, the kart was presumably destroyed when it was eaten by a Cy-Bug along with Turbo. It was not seen again for the remainder of the film. During the epilogue, Vanellope is shown to still use her Candy Kart despite having regained her sovereign position. The Royal Racer is also absent in Ralph Breaks the Internet, leaving its final fate ambiguous.
Gallery[]
Concept art[]
King Candy's kart featured in Disney Infinity
Concept art of Vanellope driving the kart
Screencaps[]
The Royal Racer as a throne
Sweet Seekers
Trivia[]
- The kart's power-up is "Sweet Seekers", which fires unavoidable missiles at three racers ahead of it.
- A compartment in the kart is used to hold King Candy's cane.
- The kart's name was never mentioned in the film, instead being confirmed by the Disney Infinity game series.
- Due to Turbo being eaten by a Cy-Bug, it is possible that the Royal Racer had been destroyed by the Cy-Bug as it is not seen again in the film's ending or in the 2018 sequel.
