Wreck-It Ralph Theory: Why Felix And The Nicelanders Were Mean To Ralph

growth perhaps filling your fix-it game Felix Jr. but just because he's a bad guy doesn't

mean

he's a bad guy, he can be a

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er and a villain when a coin hits the console since that's his job, but for some reason for 30 years Roth has been marginalized for its purpose. by Felix and the members of the gaming community, the Nice Landers, you think, with a name as cheerful as the Nice Landers, would be a little more empathetic to the poor guy who was pushed away and belittled so much that he was reduced to living in isolation in The trash. and winning in existential crisis in group therapy, but those were not the nice Landers and I wanted to find out why Hi, I'm Isaac, you want some videos where we discuss funny topics or funny people and today, out of your eyes, why Felix and Los nice Landers were actually not nice to Ralph.

If you want to know more about the friendly Landers after the video, I provided all the links to the movies and resources I used in the description. Keep talking Disney with me, be sure to subscribe and To support the channel and get this Turbo Time t-shirt like the one I'm wearing, be sure to check out Watt for Starcom to get rid of Felix when Ralph shows up at the Fix-It Anniversary Celebration Felix Jr. aren't invited, the people of Niceland are shocked and scared and just want him gone, but Felix just doesn't have it in him to be

mean

to the big guy.

Well, I guess the nice Landers consider Ralph to be a real bad guy, even after years of knowing him. since you never got over the intimidation and fear of him, you're just the bad guy who destroyed the building. Felix just can't see the elves' perspective. Felix is ​​the champion of the people of Nice and for good reason, he is programmed to be a kind patient and healthy man of the town and he carries this up to the moment when he interacts with Ralph Felix. He's never really mean to Ralph. I just think that Felix originally sees Ralph's separation as the natural order of his lives and simply ignores Ralph's situation.

He doesn't want to hurt Ralph or fire him for no reason, and at the same time, he doesn't want the Nicene residents to be upset; In reality, he is just trying to avoid confrontation by trying to say that the two groups that Felix did not want to discipline or manage. who was being mean to who calming down and avoiding native situations was the goal how about we just eat the cake? Wait until you see Felix's actions still indirectly hurt Ralph, so you could say Felix was being mean. I just don't believe these were his intentions. Ralph feels he was left alone and miserable being alone with nothing and Felix definitely contributed to that, but it was never done maliciously.

Felix was acting to keep people with real hard feelings away from each other, you know, people with real hate and fear in their hearts coded the nice Landers to the nice Landers sow Ralph as a destroyer and very little else in their minds was equivalent to the villain who destroyed the building for the video game and the reason I don't think Ralph can change his mind is because they have never been shown that Ralph is capable of much more than being destructive, I mean just look at the mess of a party again in the few minutes that Ralph is at the celebration, ruins Felix, ruins the attic, ruins the cake, ruins the party and then him. he quits and almost ruins the game.

Sure the good Landers probably should have lived up to his name and been the kind people who gave Ralph a chance no matter what they thought of him. I definitely think it's unfair for the good Landers to behave this way, but at the same time, I can also understand why they would feel intimidated by the villain of their game, who always seems to bring catastrophic endings to events and things that the sympathetic Landers had never rigorously questioned their belief that Ralph is a villain until the conclusion of the first disc. Ralph, but I want to know who or what provided this notion in the first place, what gave you the idea that Ralph was no different from his programmed role in the game at the beginning.

I thought that, like many of my questions on the record, Ralph perhaps the friendly Landers were simply programmed to despise fear and despise Ralph, although I think this contributes to their behavior as this problem seems to extend to all video games for many of villains. I don't think this is the full answer, in truth, good Landers have the ability to change. and eventually do it at the end of the movie, so nothing makes them outcasts, Relf, ​​except one of them, it's now neither Lucy, nor Dawn, nor Dana, sorry, no, it's the most important meaning of all them, the man with the name that just sounds like pure evil.

The kind Lander was the complete opposite of the title and the guy who seemed like an obnoxious jerk, Jean, I damn you, Jean, why is he here? See, there's no place for you up here, if you want a medal, we'd let you live up here. in the attic, but the devil emoji will never appear under the like button if you think Jean is the baddest of the bad in that whole place, but seriously, I couldn't understand where the jeans hostility was coming from, he is prominently confrontational and outspoken, and is openly hostile and cruel to Ralph in front of everyone even though he is the mayor of the town.

Jean sets a precedent for the entire community as a person of influence to antagonize and demean one of the key members of their game. Jean is the ringleader of this atrocious behavior which is just horrible what is your problem Jean why have you led your community to be so hateful? Well Eugene, after reading

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it-

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and the Disney wiki, I finally found something interesting about this guy Jean that told me where his animosity was. could be derived from the opening scene of Fix-it Felix every time a quarter is inserted Ralf falls asleep on his stump the stump is moved to the landfill Ralph gets angry the Nicelanders tower gets up Ralph says he's going to smash and suddenly grabs a man through a window and throws him off screen, wait wait let's get closer to who this little guy is, we'll see the tiny suit, the tiny mustache and the dark hair, yeah those are the same features that define the great evil.

Jean himself, the most ruthless and spiteful member of Nice's inhabitants, is the man who suffers the most from the operation of the game every time it has been played for the last 30 years. They mistreat him and throw him on the ground like a rag doll for 30 years. he has experienced the full power of Ralph being inflicted upon him. Jeanne has dealt with Ralph being a villain time and time again and I think this resented her every day. Jean felt degraded by being tossed around, so she didn't want Ralph around him with any of the nice things.

Landers or his hero Felix. I think Jean really started to fear Ralph's power and his intentions, so as an esteemed member of the community who was only second to Felix, who remembers not wanting to get involved in any kind of conflict, I think Jean created a group of people who feared Ralph's presence, okay, so let's recap all of this. Felix longs to be a kind, good, and heroic individual who begins with a weak understanding of Ralph's situation. I think he assumes that he separates the heroes and villains and avoids problems between them. them is a way to keep the peace, but because Felix and the people of Nice do not learn to understand Ralph until decades after the game enters the lip wax arcade, another influential individual feels that Ralph is just one villain after being thrown in every time the game is played.

For 30 years, Jeanne begins to agonize over Ralph's strengths and motivations, leading him to turn the community on Ralph and make the people of Niceland not so nice, so now it's time for the question of the day. sponsored by my sponsors. Become a sponsor. Visit my patreon page. on patreon.com, remove watts from videos, do you think Felix was really being mean to Ralph? I feel like his initial behavior falls into a gray area. Let me know your thoughts in the comments section along with any other ideas you have to discover in the future. Disney Episodes, If you liked talking about the people of Nice, click the like button and if you are interested in staying up to date with more Ralph's magical records for us, click the subscribe button and follow me on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook if you want to see more wasö. then check out some amazing photos here, including the Wreck-It Ralph playlists I created, and as always, thanks for watching and have a magical day.