Most noticeably, Bowser's sprite resembles the one from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. Bison's, and 1011001's Pac-Man-style sprites are not shown since they were the first to leave that game), and look nothing like how their sprites appeared in their respective games. The video game villains' sprites, with the exception of Clyde, were all created specifically for the film (Eggman's, Kano's, Smoke's, M.Mike Pollock, the current voice of Eggman as of 2003, was unaware of the recording sessions for the film.It is unknown if his growling was provided by his current voice actor, Kenny James, or if it was a stock sound effect. It should be noted that Bowser can be seen and audibly heard growling when Ralph is about to get on board the train with the other villains.Robotnik in the more serious Sonic the Hedgehog 'SatAM' cartoon that aired on ABC and also voiced the character in the pilot for the more lighthearted Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog (in that series, Robotnik was instead voiced by the late British actor Long John Baldry). Curiously enough, Jim Cummings is among the additional voice cast, which is ironic since he had previously voiced Dr. All the silent members are actually lip-syncing when they recite the credo to give the viewers the impression that they are actually speaking. Bison is the only member of Bad-Anon who is voiced by his current voice actor in the games, as all the other members are voiced by someone else or are completely silent. In both the Junior Novelization and Golden Books adaptations, all of the real-world video game baddies are replaced with generic video game baddies.However, he was cut in the final version of the film and replaced with Shinobi, further fueling sentiment that Capcom is trying to kill the Mega Man franchise.

Wily from Mega Man was originally set to make an appearance in the Bad-Anon villains support group as shown in an early render image.

The two Bad-Anon meetings that Ralph attends are used as the bookends for the film (the prologue and the epilogue).

Kano from Mortal Kombat (referred to as Cyborg in the credits).

Cyril the Zombie from The House of the Dead.

Wreck-It Ralph (new member) from Fix-It Felix Jr.

Satan (He prefers it pronounced 'Sa-teen') from Satan's Hollow.

Shinobi (beleived to be Smoke from Mortal Kombat).

Ivo 'Eggman' Robotnik from Sonic the Hedgehog The support group was also invited to Fix-It Felix Jr. The slogan for the group is 'One game at a time'.ДЄt the end of the film, after his adventures in Hero's Duty and Sugar Rush, Ralph happily reports and tells Bad-Anon that he's finally taking life 'one game at a time'. Clyde tells Ralph that bad guys canвЂ™t change who they are. When he mentions that he doesn't want to be the bad guy anymore, the members react with shock, some in animated ways, and Bison asks if Ralph's 'going Turbo', which he quickly denies. There's no one I'd rather be than me.' It's here that Ralph starts to admit his desire for acknowledgement. I will never be good, and that's not bad. Meetings are ended by the Bad Guy Creed: 'I'm bad, and that's good. The members share their woes as a result of being bad guys and give each other moral support. The meetings are held in the Ghost Pen of the game Pac-Man once a week, and are led by Clyde.

Wreck it ralph sprites