Vanellope, however, does not return to Sugar Rush, as she has decided to remain in Slaughter Race.

After Ralph makes enough money through Buzzztube to pay for the steering wheel on eBay, Sugar Rush was saved. and Sergeant Calhoun, while Vanellope stays with Ralph, and Sour Bill is taken in by Gene. The racers are soon adopted by Fix-It Felix Jr. Litwak is then forced to unplug it, leaving its inhabitants homeless. Although a replacement steering wheel is available on eBay, the cost of the part far outweighs the income the game itself provides, making the purchase unfeasible. Six years after King Candy's death, the steering wheel controller for Sugar Rush breaks as a result of Ralph attempting to modify the game for Vanellope, who had grown bored and restless due to the lack of challenge, rendering it unplayable. Vanellope then reclaimed her sovereign status, as 'President Vanellope von Schweetz'. The villainous King Candy would remain in power for fifteen years until he was finally defeated by the combined efforts of Vanellope and Wreck-It Ralph.

By reprogramming the game's codes, Turbo dethroned Princess Vanellope von Schweetz and made himself sovereign under his new identity: King Candy. Shortly after the game was plugged in-and before it was first played by gamers- Sugar Rush was hijacked by a rogue character named Turbo, from the game TurboTime. The Sugar Rush as seen in Litwak's was originally a twin console game, but by the events of Ralph Breaks the Internet, one of the consoles was removed. Sometime later, TobiKomi became defunct, causing replacement parts to be largely unavailable and expensive due to their rarity. It is based on popular kart racing titles, such as the Super Mario Kart series. According to its cabinet, Sugar Rush was developed by the fictional company TobiKomi, and was plugged into the arcade in 1997.

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