Gene (Wreck-It Ralph)

Gene Background information Feature films Wreck-It Ralph Television programs Video games Park attractions Actor Actress Animators Voice Raymond S. Persi Performance model Designer Inspiration Awards Character information Other names Personality Formerly: Strict, pushy, stubborn, bigoted, rude, arrogant, obnoxious, grouchy, insecure, bossy, harsh, selfish, snobby, hostile, unforgiving, short-tempered, argumentative, jealous, self-righteous Later: Nice, kind, happy, forgiving, well-meaning, loyal, supportive, grumpy (sometimes), optimistic, honest, fair, well-spoken Appearance Short square shaped mustachioed man with fair skin, black hair, wearing a purple (sometimes white) shirt Occupation Mayor Affiliations Neutral, later Good Goal Prove that Ralph is no good guy (formerly) Home Niceland Friends Nicelanders, Felix, Ralph, Vanellope, Sergeant Calhoun Enemies Ralph (formerly) Minions Likes Felix, good guys Dislikes Ralph, bad guys Powers and abilities Weapons Fate He and other Nicelanders respects Ralph, upon realizing how important he is Quote "Only good guys win medals, and you sir, are no good guy!" "If you won a medal, we would let you live up here in the penthouse! But it will not happen, because you're just the bad guy who wrecks the building!

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Gene is the overarching antagonist in Wreck-It Ralph and a minor character in Ralph Breaks the Internet. He is the mayor of the Nicelanders in Fix-It Felix, Jr. He was the one who caused Ralph to leave his game after treating him cruelly.

He was played by Raymond Persi.

Story

Gene was seen having a dance party. Then Ralph showed up, and Gene rudely had a fight with Ralph because he can't win a medal because he is the bad guy who wrecks the building, making Ralph smash the cake and leave.

After Ralph returns to his game with his medal, Gene and Ralph had a chat, and Gene left the game and has Ralph live in the penthouse, hoping that he will die on his game.

At the end of the movie, Gene however begins to respect Ralph and realizes how important he was, along with all the other Nicelanders.