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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts Union χ''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts Union χ''=== | ||
After {{c|Player|KHχ}} intervenes and pushes [[Ralph]] back in place of Felix, a displeased Felix reproaches | After {{c|Player|KHχ}} intervenes and pushes [[Ralph]] back in place of Felix, a displeased Felix reproaches Player for having attacked Ralph without trying to understand the game. Felix then explains how their game works, and the fact that he is supposed to be the one who beats Ralph normally. He asks Player not to do it again, in order to avoid confusion among the potential players of the arcade game. Felix then departs to repair the building with his magic hammer. | ||
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== | ==Design== | ||
Felix is a diminutive man with fair skin, brown hair, and blue eyes. He wears a blue plumber's outfit with a white undershirt, and brown boots and gloves. He also wears a blue cap. | Felix is a diminutive man with fair skin, brown hair, and blue eyes. He wears a blue plumber's outfit with a white undershirt, and brown boots and gloves. He also wears a blue cap. | ||
==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
Felix first appeared in Disney's 2012 film ''{{w|Wreck-It Ralph}}'', voiced by {{w|Jack McBrayer}}. He is the protagonist of the fictional arcade game ''Fix-It Felix Jr.'', in which he fixes buildings that Ralph wrecks. When Ralph leaves their game to try to become a hero on their game's 30th anniversary, Felix sets off to find him before their game is shut down. While searching for Ralph, Felix meets and falls in love with [[ | Felix first appeared in Disney's 2012 film ''{{w|Wreck-It Ralph}}'', voiced by {{w|Jack McBrayer}}. He is the protagonist of the fictional arcade game ''Fix-It Felix Jr.'', in which he fixes buildings that Ralph wrecks. When Ralph leaves their game to try to become a hero on their game's 30th anniversary, Felix sets off to find him before their game is shut down. While searching for Ralph, Felix meets and falls in love with [[Sergeant Calhoun]], the main character of the first-person shooter ''Hero's Duty'', and eventually marries her. | ||
Felix later returns in ''{{w|Ralph Breaks the Internet}}''. | Felix later returns in ''{{w|Ralph Breaks the Internet}}''. | ||
{{UCX}} | {{UCX}} | ||
Latest revision as of 21:56, 25 December 2021
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| Japanese | フェリックス | |
| Rōmaji | Ferikkusu | |
| Translation | Felix | |
| Homeworld | Niceland Game Central Station | |
| Origin | Wreck-It Ralph | |
| Game | Kingdom Hearts Union χ | |
Fix-It Felix, Jr. is a character in Kingdom Hearts Union χ. He is originally from Disney's Wreck-It Ralph.
Story[edit]
Kingdom Hearts Union χ[edit]
After Player intervenes and pushes Ralph back in place of Felix, a displeased Felix reproaches Player for having attacked Ralph without trying to understand the game. Felix then explains how their game works, and the fact that he is supposed to be the one who beats Ralph normally. He asks Player not to do it again, in order to avoid confusion among the potential players of the arcade game. Felix then departs to repair the building with his magic hammer.
Design[edit]
Felix is a diminutive man with fair skin, brown hair, and blue eyes. He wears a blue plumber's outfit with a white undershirt, and brown boots and gloves. He also wears a blue cap.
Origin[edit]
Felix first appeared in Disney's 2012 film Wreck-It Ralph, voiced by Jack McBrayer. He is the protagonist of the fictional arcade game Fix-It Felix Jr., in which he fixes buildings that Ralph wrecks. When Ralph leaves their game to try to become a hero on their game's 30th anniversary, Felix sets off to find him before their game is shut down. While searching for Ralph, Felix meets and falls in love with Sergeant Calhoun, the main character of the first-person shooter Hero's Duty, and eventually marries her.
Felix later returns in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
