Nicelanders

The Nicelanders are a group of pint-sized, boxy characters from the 2012 Disney animated film Wreck-It Ralph. They are supporting characters in the arcade game Fix-It Felix, Jr. Generally, they are known as Nicelanders, but the characters do have individual names such as Mary, Gene, Deanna, and Roy.

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As said above, the Nicelanders are characters from the arcade game, Fix-It Felix, Jr. They inhabit the town of Niceland and play the roles of the innocent bystanders during the game's gameplay. When not in gaming mode, the Nicelanders praise Felix for a job well down, but shun the game's good-hearted villain Wreck-It Ralph. Unlike Ralph and Felix, all of the Nicelanders appear to have very choppy animations to mimic the movements of 8-bit game sprites. They fail to appreciate Ralph's role to the game and appear to regard him as an actual bad guy, such as when they thought he would destroy Felix's party when they saw him. After Ralph and Felix leave the game, the Nicelanders panic and leave the game to escape its termination from the arcade, save for Gene who stays a little longer to have a drink and laments to Ralph of what his actions have caused to lead to the game's shutdown. When they learn of Ralph's heroism in saving the arcade, they begin to treat Ralph better. Though Ralph still gets thrown over the building, they reward him with gratitude in-game.

Mary
Mary is the most prominent Nicelander, next to Gene. She enjoys baking for her fellow tenants, and is the one responsible for preparing Felix's pies and the anniversary cake. With the exception of Ralph, she appears to be on good terms with everyone in the game, so far as to know all their favorite flavors and incorporate them into her cake. Like her peers, she is intimidated by Ralph and sees him just as a bad guy. At the end of the film, however, she shows her new found appreciation for Ralph by presenting him with his very own cake. Mary is voiced by Edie McClurg.

Roy
Roy is another prominent Nicelander, known for having a jittery personality. He's often seen to appear rather nervous, and is perhaps the most timid Nicelander. He is first seen at the 30th anniversary party, happily dancing with Felix and the others until Ralph arrives. Throughout the entire seen, Roy was one of the most fearful of the bad-guy. After Ralph smashed the anniversary cake out of anger from an argument with Gene and claims he'll win a medal to prove that he's a good guy, Roy finds it hard to believe, asking Gene if he's serious or not. Gene dismisses Ralph's claims, saying there's no place for a bad guy to win a medal. Roy is voiced by Skylar Astin.

Nolan
One of the most frequently seen Nicelanders, though he doesn't speak. He seems to be the Nicelander based off the 70s, judging by his attire during the anniversary party.

Deanna
Deanna is a Nicelander within the game Fix-It Felix, Jr. She wears plum colored clothing and accessories, including a floral dress, satin gloves, a flowered hat, and cat eye glasses. She is a big fan of Felix, asking him to join her on the dance floor at the anniversary party, but clearly can't stand Ralph, especially when he calls her "Dana". She is voiced by Rachael Harris.

Don
Don is a sea-loving Nicelander that is often found in a captain's hat, mascot, and suit. He speaks with the voice of a stereotype bachelor of some kind. According to the filmmakers, Don enjoys collecting ships in bottles. He is voiced by Jess Harnell.

Nell
Nell is a Nicelander within the game Fix-It Felix, Jr. She has deep chocolate skin, and black hair pulled into a bun and decorated by a purple bow and headband. She wears a matching polka-dot halter top accentuated by a frilly "tutu" around the waist. She is one of the Nicelanders Ralph greets when he crashes the 30th anniversary party, and one of the few given a name. In the 8-bit introduction at the beginning of the film, it is Nell who jumps up and kisses Felix's cheek before the Nicelanders throw Ralph off the building.

Norwood
Norwood is a Nicelander within the game Fix-It Felix, Jr. He is distinguished by his reddish chestnut hair, toothbrush mustache, and blue suit. At the 30th anniversary festivities, he gives Felix a thumbs-up and congratulates him on the party. He is seen again on the dance floor after Gene shouts that Ralph is outside, and he looks at Felix nervously. When Mary is describing her cake, she mentions that Norwood's favorite flavor is Red Velvet, and he responds with a giggly "Guilty!"

Lucy
Lucy is one of the female Nicelanders. Her name was only mentioned once by Ralph at the 30th anniversary party.

Meg
Meg is a minor Nicelander who notably makes a speaking appearance when Mr. Litwak places the out of order sign on the Fix-It Felix, Jr. cabinet due to the absence of Ralph.

Trivia

 * The Nicelanders were the hardest things to animate in the movie because of their jerky, blocky 8-bit movements. The animators had to throw physics out the window and retrain themselves to get the movements just right.
 * All of the Nicelanders' outfits were heavily influenced by the 2011 Royal Wedding, which was a big current event during the design stage of the movie.
 * The Nicelanders' designs also appear to resemble those of the Bitizens from the iOS games Tiny Tower, Pocket Planes, and Pocket Trains.