History JustForFun / FixItFelixJr

* FreudianExcuse: Ralph wrecks the Nicelanders' apartmet because they moved his stump and destroyed his home.

* ButtMonkey: The suit wearing Nicelander with a mustache, being picked up and thrown out of the apartment by Ralph in the game's intro. [[WordOfGod The developers]] of the game stated his name was "Gene."

* HatedByAll: At the end of the game, Ralph suffers this with the Nicelanders, who throw him off the apartment building.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: At the end of the game, Ralph suffers this with the Nicelanders, who throw him off the apartment building.

A brief prologue introduces Wreck-It Ralph, the game's [[BigBad antagonist]]. He lives more or less happily in a stump in the middle of a forest, until said stump is moved to a dumpster and his home forest is torn down by bulldozers. Why? To clear the way for a luxurious apartment building that provides a home for a group of people called the [[InnocentBystanders Nicelanders]].

* CharacterTitle

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating:
** At the end of the game, Ralph suffers this with the Nicelanders, who throw him off the apartment building.
** Ralph himself didn't have many nice things to say about his stump getting removed.

In 1981, ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'' was released and became a massive hit. During its success, a video game company called Tobikomi, known already for its successful space shooters and racing games, decided to make a more adult game in Donkey Kong's style. The game was called ''Fix-it Felix'' and while it was a modest hit, it got many complaints for being too difficult and having unnecessary adult elements thrown in. To deal with this, Tobikomi altered the game with a more family friendly tone and more easy difficulty.

This resulted in ''Fix it Felix Jr.'', known today as a classic 1980s arcade game, made in 8-bit graphics. The story itself is rather simple:

!!This game provides examples of:

* EasterEgg: Aside from the rumored BonusStage it's also been noted that several of the Nice Landers resemble characters from other arcade games.
* InnocentBystanders: The Nicelanders only exist to get their homes saved by Felix and offer him powerups in the process.

* LighterAndSofter: Than its predecessor, ''Fix it Felix''.

* ZeroPercentApprovalRating: At the end of the game, Ralph suffers this with the Nicelanders, who throw him off the apartment building.

* BonusStage: It's widely rumored that the version at Litwak's Family Fun Center has one that stars the cast of ''VideoGame/QBert''.

A brief prologue introduces Wreck-It Ralph, the game's antagonist. He lives more or less happily in a stump in the middle of a forest, until said stump is moved to a dumpster and his home forest is torn down by bulldozers. Why? To clear the way for a luxurious apartment building that provides a home for a group of people called the [[InnocentBystanders Nicelanders]].

Naturally, when Ralph finds out about the destruction of his home, he is...[[BerserkButton less than pleased]]. He then proceeds to take his anger out on the apartment building by wrecking it. This requires the eponymous Fix-It Felix Jr. to step in and fix the damage Ralph causes with his magic hammer (inherited from his father).

* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Wreck-It Ralph and Fix-It Felix Jr.
* BigBad: Wreck-It Ralph.

* {{Jerkass}}: Ralph.
* LighterAndSofter: Than its prequel ''Fix it Felix'' of course.

* LighterAndSofter: Than its' prequel ''Fix it Felix'' of course.

The game was a success when it was first released, being popular at the many arcades it ended up in. Perhaps the most well-known version is the one at Litwak's Family Fun Center.

In 1981, ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'' was released, becoming a massive hit. During its success, a video game company called Tobikomi, known already for its successful space shooters and racing games decided to make a more adult game in Donkey Kong's style. The game was called ''Fix-it Felix'' and while it was a modest hit it got many complaints for being too difficult and having unnecessary adult elements thrown in. To deal with this: Tobikomi altered the game with a more family friendly tone and more easy difficulty.

This resulted in ''Fix it Felix Jr.'' known today as a classic 1980s arcade game, made in 8-bit graphics. The story itself is rather simple:

* JerkAss: Ralph.
* LighterAndSofter: Than it's prequel ''Fix it Felix'' of course.
* MeaningfulName: ''Wreck''-It Ralph and ''Fix''-It Felix.

'''This game provides examples of:'''

* PowerUpFood: The supercharging pies that the Nicelanders put out serve as this.

** Ralph himself didn't have much nice things to say about his stump getting removed.

* EvilIsPetty: Ralph's motivation becomes this when you realize that All he really had to do was take his stump somewhere else or move to another forest. Averted in the original ''Fix it Felix'' game where it was revealed that Ralph's family and friends were also destroyed along with his home, which is much more understandable.

In 1981, ''VideoGame/DonkeyKong'' was released, becoming a massive hit. During its success, a video game called Tobikomi, known already for its successful space shooters and racing games decided to make a more adult game in Donkey Kong's style. The game was called ''Fix-it Felix'' and while it was a modest hit it got many complaints for being too difficult and having unnecessary adult elements thrown in. To deal with this: Tobikomi altered the game with a more family friendly tone and more easy difficulty.

* BonusStage: It's widely rumored that the version at Litwak's Family Fun Center has one that stars the cast of VideoGame/QBert.

In 1981, Donkey Kong was released, becoming a massive hit. During it's success, a video game called Tobikomi, known already for its successful space shooters and racing games decided to make a more adult game in Donkey Kong's style. The game was called Fix it Felix and while it was a modest hit it got many complaints for being too difficult and having unnecessary adult elements thrown in. To deal with this: Tobikomi altered the game with a more family friendly tone and more easy difficulty.

This resulted in Fix it Felix Jr. known today as a classic 1980s arcade game, made in 8-bit graphics. The story itself is rather simple:

A classic 1980s arcade game, made in 8-bit graphics. The story itself is rather simple:

The game was a success when it was first released, being popular at the many arcades it ended up in. Perhaps the most well-known version is the one at Litwak's Family Fun Center.

* BonusStage: It's widely rumored that the version at Litwak's Family Fun Center has one starring the cast of VideoGame/QBert.

A brief prologue introduces Wreck-It Ralph, the game's antagonist. He lives more or less happily in a stump in the middle of a forest, until said stump is moved to a pile of leftover bricks and his forest is torn down by bulldozers. Why? To clear the way for a luxurious apartment building that provides a home for the Nicelanders.

Naturally, when Ralph finds out about the destruction of his home, he is...[[UnstoppableRage less than pleased]]. His response? Take his anger out on the apartment building by wrecking it. This requires the eponymous Fix-It Felix Jr. to step in and fix the damage Ralph causes with his magic hammer (inherited from his father).

A brief prologue introduces Wreck-It Ralph, the game's antagonist. He lives more or less happily in a stump in the middle of a forest, until one night, his stump is moved to a dump and his forest is torn down to provide construction material for a luxurious apartment building that is occupied by the Nicelanders.

Naturally, when he finds out, he is...less than pleased. His response? Take his anger out on the apartment building by wrecking it. This requires Fix-It Felix Jr. to step in and fix the damage Ralph causes with his magic hammer (inherited from his father).

The game was a success when it was first released, being popular at the many arcades it ended up in. Perhaps the most well-known version is the one at Litwak's Family Fun Center.