I always wanted a great Vanellope von Scheetz printable for my ‘Wreck-It-Ralph’ party! This smart Disney animation of Wreck It Ralph: Ralph Breaks The Internet is one of the classic that belongs in everyone’s movie library! The genius of bringing all the Disney Princesses into one place, the uniqueness of design and production, the most-wanted voice talent for the characters – all that makes it an unforgettable viewing experience.
5 FACTS About Vanellope von Schweetz
Wreck-It-Ralph: Ralph Breaks The Internet
#1 According to Sarah Silverman (she is the voice of Ollie from the show Bob’s Burgers), the voice of Vanellope, Vanellope von Scheetz is 9-years-old girl.
#2 Vanellope’s skirt is a Reese’s Peanut butter cup wrapper – how cute is this!
#3 King Candy erased everybody’s memory, including Vanellope’s, and made everyone believe that she was a glitch. Her superpower in the game is teleportation blinking. Even when the game was restored, Vanellope was glitching, because she was NOT a glitch!
#4 Sugar Rush is NOT a real arcade name!
#5 Vanellope is a TRUE Disney Princess – the One who rules the Sugar Rush game!

BEST FRIENDS – In “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” video game bad guy Ralph and his best buddy Vanellope journey to the internet in search of a replacement part for her game. Vanellope wholeheartedly embraces this new world, while Ralph can’t wait to go home to their comfortable lives. Directed by Rich Moore and Phil Johnston, and produced by Clark Spencer
“Ralph Breaks the Internet” opens in U.S. theaters on Nov. 21, 2018. ©2018 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
According to animation supervisor Dave Hardin, Sarah Silverman provided animators with lots of reference.
Sarah has a really distinct mouth shape that showcases her two front teeth. We tried to build that into the character so that she feels real, familiar—particularly because Vanellope has a heavy emotional load to carry in this film.
In RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET, video-game bad guy Ralph (voice of John C. Reilly) and best friend Vanellope von Schweetz (voice of Sarah Silverman) leave the comforts of Litwak’s arcade in an attempt to save her game, Sugar Rush. Their quest takes them to the vast, uncharted world of the internet where they rely on the citizens of the internet — the Netizens — to help navigate their way.
Vanellope von Schweetz Printable Set
Download Vanellope von Schweets Printable of Door Handle Hanger HERE
You will be thrilled to have a set of Door Handle Hangers with the characters from RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET. Download the PDF and print the handles out on a card stock or other firm paper stock. You will have a door handle featuring Vanellope, Yesss, Ralph, Shank (voiced by Gal Gadot), and J.P. Spamley, a Netizen who tries to get people in the real world to visit his website.
Spot The Difference In Vanellope von Schweets Printable!
Download Vanellope Printable that is FUN and Stirs the Competition: Who Spots ALL Differences First!
Sarah Silverman returns as the voice of Vanellope.
She craves excitement. The internet just blows her mind. She’s profoundly interested and excited, while Ralph is more reticent. She meets Shank, who’s the leader of a racing game called Slaughter Race. And Shank becomes a mentor to Vanellope — she takes her under her wing. But that may be threatening to Ralph.
I think kids and adults will be moved emotionally. It’s so existential. I love how it transcends age and has such depth.
Download RALPH’S Memory Card Game Printable HERE
According to animation supervisor Justin Sklar, bringing the RALPH character back to life wasn’t the slam dunk it would seem, as technology has changed since the first film was released.
We spent a fair amount of time figuring out how we were going to make Ralph feel like he did in the first movie, while taking advantage of all of the knowledge that we’ve gained. We ultimately rebuilt him. He has crow’s-feet now. His fists are different — more graphic. We pushed the angular design across the board — his shoulders and hips are more square-shaped.
Director of cinematography layout Nathan Detroit Warner says that the writers and animators did such a spectacular job making audiences emotionally connect with the characters, his team utilized live-action camera techniques to support and enhance their efforts.
I wanted to do our part by bringing people into a world that they recognized. I wanted people to feel like Ralph belongs in a live-action world. I wanted people to imagine this giant, 7-foot-tall person lives in the real world.
So we went to great lengths to make sure that our lens duplicated what happens in the real world. We did something called lens breathing, which is when you switch your focus between objects stacked in the frame and the lens physically adjusts a bit and gets wider or narrower. In live action, that little adjustment lets our eyes recognize something has changed, which is important because it’s often happening during an emotional beat.
Nathan Warner’s arsenal also expanded to include other live-action-inspired tools like lens flares and lens curvature, paying special attention to where the eyes go in any given sequence.
Who Wants to Design Their Own NETIZEN?
Download this NET USER Design Page Printable HERE
The world of the internet is bustling with activity, featuring two key categories of characters.
Net Users are the avatars that represent people from the real world as they explore the internet.
When a person moves their cursor around on a computer screen, they are moving their Net User avatar within the internet. Early tests revealed that some shots would feature more than 100,000 Net Users, who mill about the internet in search of the best deals and latest gossip. Mostly unaware of each other, they are ushered in and around the vast world via a complex transportation system. “Net Users are the flow of the world,” says crowds supervisor Moe El-Ali. “There would not be light in the internet without the Users.”
Netizens are the residents of the internet.
They are the employees of the various websites visited by the Net Users, helping them navigate their purchases and searches. Yesss and KnowsMore are Netizens. “Netizens have a full range of emotions,” says El-Ali. “They know what’s going on around them.”
One defining aspect of Vanellope that’s back in bigger and better ways is her glitch. According to head of effects animation Cesar Velazquez, there are two types of glitches in “Ralph Breaks the Internet.”
One is when she’s nervous and she glitches in place as a reflection of her emotional state. The other glitch is when she’s more in control and wants to teleport to a different place — she uses it while racing a lot. That emerged at the end of the first film, but it’s her primary glitch now.
Download Vanellope, Net Users, Ralph COLORING PAGE Here
Shank Is A Talented Driver in Slaughter Race Racing Game
Download an Awesome Shank Coloring Page Printable HERE
Filmmakers called on Gal Gadot to give voice to Shank. Gal Gadot says:
Shank is amazing at driving cars and has this bad-girl vibe to her. But as the movie goes on you realize how fun, wise and warm she really is on the inside, which is what I like most about her.
According to director Phil Johnston, Gal Gadot adds extraordinary dimension to the character.
There’s so much texture to her voice and so much living in her voice. If Ralph is Vanellope’s big-brother figure, we wanted a big-sister figure. We wanted someone that Vanellope would look up to, and Gal is definitely someone kids — and a lot of adults I know — aspire to emulate. I can’t imagine anyone else embodying that part.
Dave Komorowski, head of characters, says Shank — in all her subtlety — is technically and visually decked out.
She has fully functioning clothing — a t-shirt, a hoodie that zips and a leather jacket on top of that. Plus, she has big hoop earrings. And we run wind through her hair the whole time she’s racing.
Kira Lehtomaki, co-head of animation, adds that Shank’s look was inspired by another character.
There’s such a cool dynamic with Shank. She was actually designed to mirror Vanellope — they both have hoodies, for example — yet Shank comes from an entirely different world. She’s very controlled. To be strong and intimidating, she doesn’t have to move fast or have extreme poses. In her stillness, she comes to life.
Hand-drawn animation supervisor Mark Henn agrees.
With Shank, less is best.
Download Yess Coloring Page HERE
Lending a virtual hand are Yesss (voice of Taraji P. Henson), the head algorithm and the heart and soul of the trend-making site “BuzzzTube,” and Shank (voice of Gal Gadot), a tough-as-nails driver from a gritty online auto-racing game called Slaughter Race, a place Vanellope wholeheartedly embraces — so much so that Ralph worries he may lose the only friend he’s ever had.

YESSS – In “Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck It Ralph 2,” video game bad guy Ralph and his fellow misfit Vanellope von Schweetz venture into the expansive and thrilling world of the internet where an algorithm named Yesss—who constantly scours the net to find the hottest new content to post at her website, BuzzzTube.com—helps them navigate the uncharted territory. Featuring the voices of John C. Reilly as Ralph, Sarah Silverman as Vanellope and Taraji P. Henson as the voice of Yesss, the follow-up to 2012’s “Wreck It Ralph” opens in theaters nationwide Nov. 21, 2018…©2018 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
Directed by Rich Moore (“Zootopia,” “Wreck-It Ralph”) and Phil Johnston (co-writer “Wreck-It Ralph,” “Zootopia,” writer, “Cedar Rapids”), and produced by Clark Spencer (“Zootopia,” “Wreck-It Ralph,” “Bolt,” “Lilo & Stitch”)

Director Rich Moore and Writer Phil Johnston
WRECK IT RALPH 2: RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET
Photo: Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Disney
KnowsMore Has a Cool Costume – You Can Make It, Too!
Download KnowsMore Printable to Design a Costume Like in RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET!
KnowsMore is a search engine Ralph and Vanellope turn to upon arriving in the internet. He is more than ready with answers when it comes to tracking down that elusive place called eBay where they hope to find the coveted Sugar Rush steering wheel. Literally a know-it-all, KnowsMore frequently gets ahead of himself, finishing people’s sentences in an attempt to guess what they’re going to say.
“He has a pretty aggressive auto-fill,” says co-screenwriter Pamela Ribon. “He just wants to be helpful and fast, but he can come off as nosy.”
According to art director-characters Ami Thompson, KnowsMore is straight out of academia. “We gave him big glasses and a mortarboard hat with a tassel,” she says. “He’s a little professor.”
Filmmakers decided to have KnowsMore’s eyes hand-drawn, calling on veteran animator Rachel Bibb to create a dynamic look for the character’s big eyes.
The talentd Alan Tudyk lends his voice to KnowsMore. “Alan has become somewhat of a go-to good- luck charm for Disney since the first ‘Wreck-It Ralph,’” says director Rich Moore. “He’s such a versatile actor. He’s like a chef — he throws a bunch of ingredients into a stew that brews in his head. The performances he gives are in the moment.”
Alan Tudyk channeled iconic personalities to find the voice of KnowsMore.
Rich [Moore] asked me to listen to interviews of the author Truman Capote and lean into his more snooty affectations. As I was working on it, I realized that Truman Capote and Droopy Dawg live in the same vocal neighborhood. KnowsMore now lives between the two of them. KnowsMore’s herky-jerky search spasm was my favorite part.