Fix-It-Siblings is a well known arcade game in Litwak's Family Fun Center Arcade. It's roughly thirty years old and is one of the oldest games in the arcade. It follows a simple concept. You play as one of the Fix-It siblings and you have to fix the penthouse that is being destroyed by Wreck-It-Ralph. Fix the building and get a medal. You can even play 2 players and play as both siblings though most tend to play single player. Simple. But what happens when a certain player doesn't want to continue this lifestyle? What if they decide to risk the game and go Turbo? And along the way, meet some fun racers. *Note: This will only follow the first movie and I want to try something. Two different characters x reader. This is a gender-bent Calhoun x fem reader and gender-bent Vanellope x fem reader. Calhoun's reader will be referred to as y/n while Vanellope's will be referred to as (Name). To make it a little more distinguished and to fit the game, I will be describing their appearance a bit. Sorry if this sounds confusing but I want to do both a gender-bent Calhoun and Vanellope but I don't want to do two separate books for the same film since I have other stories I'm doing. Sorry but I hope you enjoy*

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In the real universe based on Sugar Rush, Vanellope who is bullied regarding to an event long ago was kidnapped along with other girls into a city connected to very inedible candies. The girls must challenge the champion Bezzie JellyBelly in dangerous speedways and whoever wins the trophy, gets to leave. Meanwhile a gang of 3 boys, Rancis, Gloyd, and Swizzle are on a mission to save them. Sugar Rush (Wreck-It Ralph) is owned by Disney. Not mine.

Candlehead kisses Rancis, Taffyta's boyfriend..

In this story you are Vanellopee's big sis after the cybug attack you were released by the chains and appeared in front of them what do you think happened next? (WARNING: 11 year old grammar coming through! Read at your own risk)