"Wreck-It Boomer" Part 12 - Oh's Story About Jimmy Crystal/Nesquick Sand

After Oh tells the legend of an infamous game character who abandoned his game out of his jealousy when his attention was taken away by a new game and tried to take over the new game, resulting in both games being put out of order, he and Disgust get stuck in Nesquick sand.

Cast:
Boomer (Wonder Park) as Wreck-It Ralph
Various Crossovers as Nicelanders
Oh (Home) as Fix-It Felix
Officer Bettelheim (Dinosaurs in License to Parent) as Clyde
Kojak (Recess: School's Out) as Zangief
Hank (Dinosaurs in Life in the Faust Lane) as Zombie
Roy Rakoon (Talking Tom and Friends) as Saitine
Ken (Bee Movie) as Dr. Eggman
Hal Stewart/Tighten (Megamind) as Bowser
Talking Tom (Talking Tom and Friends) as Surge Protector
Chuck (The Angry Birds Movie) as Sonic the Hedgehog
Parfait (Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City) as Q*Bert
Pocket (Gnome Alone) as Pac-Man
Verne (Over the Hedge) as Gene
Grandpa Lemon (Annoying Orange) as Glenn the Turtle
E. Aster Bunnymund (Rise of the Guardians) as Bartender
Hank (Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank) as Markowski
Victor Van Dort (Corpse Bride) as Mr. Litwak
Disgust (Inside Out) as Sergeant Calhoun
Lucy Big (Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom) as Moppet Girl
The Flushed Pets (The Secret Life of Pets) as Cy-Bugs
Jimbo (Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank) as General Hologram
Strawberry Shortcake (Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City) as Vanellope Von Schweetz
Raspberry Tart (Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City) as Taffyta Muttonfudge
Molt (A Bug's Life) as Sour Bill
Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear (Toy Story 3) as King Candy
Red and Yellow (M&M's) as Wynchell and Duncan
Jimmy Crystal (Sing 2) as Turbo

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