2. Ralph's and Vanellope's first born, Tessa, prepares to head off to Game Central Academy. She discovers Rancis's heroic acts through the schemes of a misguided, undefeated gamer. In an attempt to seek clarity, the gang and their kin are again thrown into chaos as Tessa walks a fine line between loyalty and betrayal.

Or maybe 'Sugar Rush: Vanellope's Upgrade'. A more sensible take on the 'Vanellope gets an adult avatar and OMG she and Ralph are suddenly in love' tale. Because I loved it, but I wanted to do something different with it. No actual 'plot' per se... Just fooling around with the idea. Rated T for what might happen later on. Ralph/Vanellope in the future. ON PERMANENT HIATUS

"I refuse to be cast away in the shadows of people's minds! I'm the greatest racer ever! People swarmed to my game, fought for a turn to give me a taste of their attention, and I will not give that up!" "You idiot, Turbo, you really think the gamers remember you, outside of the older crowd? Nobody remembers TurboTime anymore!" That was the wrong thing to say.

If Abigail had to pick a favorite kiss, it was these scruffy, hint-of-coffee-taste morning ones. It sounded weird, but it was the only time she could really call him 'hers', before the world of capitalism claimed him for the rest of the day. Kreibigail fluff. Pre movie.

Letting Abigail go into that portal was the biggest mistake of Krei's life, in more ways than one. Now that she was back, painful feelings are both born and resurfaced, almost getting in the way of happily ever after. Kreibigail.

To celebrate the anniversary of their film, the Core Four and the rest of the gang get together to watch their movie for the first time in a giant theatre, complete with snarky commentary and shenanigans.

The Candy Cane Forest is no place for anyone to wander alone, especially in the dark of night. One curious candy citizen ventures into it to find out if rumors of a dangerous creature are true. If she's lucky, the rumors will be simply rumors...

Life gets harder for Turbo and I when unexpected roadblocks, including the appearances of 'scrapped' characters and a certain pair of racers we thought we'd never meet, try to drive us apart. I just might lose my sanity this time around...maybe even more than that. (sequel to 'One Turbo-Tastic Day...')

1. Vanellope's duties as President of Sugar Rush has clouded her free time with her loveable wrecker. After a year and a half of separation, Ralph discovers the meaning behind the chaos. With a Sugar Rush upgrade, the whole team is thrown into the whirlwind of the mysteries of Sugar Rush. With a new, budding love, Ralph and Vanellope learn that sticking together is their best bet.

In 1982, Litwak's Arcade receives TurboTime, the latest hit game. It quickly proves extremely popular, and its lead character becomes the darling of the players. His natural abilities gain him the envy of his two racing coworkers, and the admiration of many of his fellow characters. But when his game loses its popularity, his own self-image becomes his greatest foe. [A/N Inside]

It had stung, and she had cried, but after a minute or so, she had felt much better emotionally. (Trigger Warning: Self-harm/cutting)

For Valentine's Day, Turbo finds himself trapped in the scariest place known to fictional characters...a badly written shipping-centric fanfiction.

Racing champion Swizzle Malarkey finds himself in a life-or-death battle on the racetrack against a legendary racer's ghost. Will he come out on top and secure his rank as the best racer ever? Or does he only have a ghost of a chance? Two-shot. Human!AU

Some days, his hatred of her ate him inside out like a poison, a virus in his code. How dare she think she could steal what he had worked so hard on! How dare she exist!

Christmas, 1987. Everyone in Game Central Station is excited for the Christmas season...except for the twins. After all, it's hard to be in the holiday spirit when your family is broken.

As Turbo finds out for himself, there really is an afterlife for characters that 'Game Over'.

"One small step for Ralph, one giant leap for 'Wreck-It Ralph'" (WiR AU) A story of how one arbitrary action in the script can drastically alter the plot of the movie.

Wreck-It-Ralph, AU. Ralph decides he wants to have a child in his life, so he adopts a little girl, Vanellope. Follow the day to day lives of Ralph, Vanellope, Felix, and Calhoun, as they go through each adventure. A story full of fluff, laughter, love, and maybe even a few tears. Reviews would make my day.

Companion piece (sort of) to "The Upgrade". An alternate universe where the events of the movie never took place, but Sugar Rush gets the upgrade anyway. What might happen? What about King Candy? Will Ralph and Vanellope ever meet? Lets see...

Real life not gaming world. Felix convinces Ralph to sign up for an online dating service. Ralph is against it at first until the site brings him and an old friend together after ten years. Ralph X Older Vanellope. Rated T because I'm paranoid.

Ralph x Older! Vanellope. Vanellope has lost all of her memories and Ralph has determined to help her to remember everything. This is kind of a lot like Fifty-First Dates with Adam Sandler. I should never have watched that movie.

After his volcanic death, Turbo awakens to find himself back in TurboTime, the year 1987. Will he make the same choices in life that he did before, or will he embark on a completely different path? (rated for minor violence) No pairings.

Ever wondered why Vanellope used Crumbelina's kart to rescue Ralph in the climax? Oneshot.

(Followup to That Little Game...) Even after helping save the arcade, Turbo has still become an ostracized member of society and resident punching bag. What results is painful flashbacks, haunting nightmares, and lashing out at the people who DO care. Will his dark side be tamed before he loses everything...AGAIN? (third in trilogy)

(Post-movie sequel to 'Going Turbo') To prevent harm from befalling Hero's Duty, General Hologram forces a revived Turbo to help him secure military rule over the arcade and imprison the homeless characters. With the soldiers' memories erased, our heroes must save the day again, this time with the added help of Turbo himself. Can he be trusted to do the right thing?(2nd in trilogy)

Turbo had it all...the fans, the trophies, the respect of the community, even the girl. And then it was gone. (first in trilogy)