Whether Ralph's feelings for Vanellope are friendship or love, they are full of deep gratitude. Before meeting her, loneliness, failure, and neglect were Ralph's daily routine, as if everything changed for the better because of the appearance of Vanellope, who fulfilled Ralph's greatest wish - to be a hero. Ralph may not have thought about it carefully. With or without Vanellope, he is a slaughtering "worm" boy who mustered the courage to pursue gold coins; with or without Vanellope, he will eventually become a hero. On the contrary, she is more fortunate. I think if it weren't for Ralph, it would take a long time for her to be more than a bug. What’s interesting is that in an intimate relationship, the one who pays more is more afraid of changes, and always pays more unconsciously. Fortunately, Ralph magnified his shortcomings hundreds of times, and it was difficult to recognize them. It's too scary that the virus merges into a super Ralph!
Vanellope is really a girl who is favored by the goddess of luck. Whether it is Ralph, Shank or princesses, everyone likes what she likes very much. Maybe this is also a kind of princess halo?
Finally, I really want to see Shank and Calhoun in the same frame. Who is more cool, a female warrior or a female driver?
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