Gloyd Orangeboar

Gloyd Orangeboar
Game	Sugar Rush
Actor	N/A
Last known status	Alive

Gloyd Orangeboar is a character from the game Sugar Rush. His theme is based around candy corn and Mellowcreme Pumpkins and his signature kart is the Kernel. On the online adaptation of the game, he and Swizzle Malarkey are unlocked by completing the second track Cakeway.

Official Bio

Gloyd Orangeboar: Prankster with a Sweet Tooth
"Round-faced little hooligan Gloyd Orangeboar loves nothing more than candy, candy, candy! Fortunately for him, Sugar Rush has plenty to choose from and he enjoys it all. For this fast-racing prankster, every day is Halloween."

Appearance

Gloyd Orangeboar is a young boy with fair skin, orange-rosy cheeks, dark brown hair, and chestnut eyes. True to his nature, he wears a large and sugarcoated mellowcreme pumpkin skullcap and candy corn colored socks. His jacket is shades of orange, black, and brown, colors generally associated with Halloween. It is worn over a white T-shirt with three candy corns on it, and accompanied by brown pants. His boots are a deep chocolate with reddish soles.

It is a common misconception that his hair is green, as many Wreck-It Ralph products depict him with green hair (as was the case for some of his early concept art). However, in the movie, his hair is clearly a dark brown color.

Trivia

• On the game console, Gloyd is the second most visible character, the first being Taffyta.
• In the first Sugar Rush console scene, he is briefly seen as one of the playable racers on the roster.
• Gloyd's theme is Halloween candy, including candy corn and mallowcreme pumpkins.
• Gloyd's original name was Rumple. 
• He is one of the three boys in Sugar Rush, the other two being Swizzle Malarkey and Rancis Fluggerbutter.
• His plush is candy corn scented.
• His fans are small anthropomorphic candy corn. 
• Originally, Gloyd's hair was green and Swizzle's hair was brown; it's possible the artists chose to swap them at some point in development to suit their color scheme better. However, the plush toy of Gloyd still has green hair, as does Gloyd's picture on the scoreboard.
• Gloyd, Vanellope, and Minty Sakura are the only racers whose ears are shown. 
• His kart is the only kart that is a standing model.
• In the Big Golden Book, he seems to replace Rancis.
• Even though in the movie his eyes are brown, in the online version you can see that his eyes are blue.
• It is possible that he and Swizzle Malarkey are good friends, as they are almost always standing next to each other at the end of the film.
• In the Random Roster Race, Gloyd is one of the three racers hit by King Candy's Sweet Seekers , along with Adorabeezle Winterpop and Snowanna Rainbeau, which knocks him out of the race.
• On the Sugar Rush online game, The Kernel has the best speed (tied with the Veloci-Wrapper), but the worst handling (tied with the Ice Screamer and Fro Cone).
• Out of the three males, Gloyd and Swizzle are the only males with no speaking lines.
• In some concept arts, there is a driver who looks like a witch driving a kart that looks identical to Kernel. It's possible that Gloyd was originally planned to be a female character.
• At the start of the Random Roster Race, The Kernel can be seen on the screen.
• In both the Dutch dub and Russian dub of the movie he undergoes a gender flip to make him a girl.
• He can be a playable character in Disney Crossy Road.

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Names in Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Arabic	قلون برتقالي H-loon Birt-oo-qali	From "برتقالي" (orange color)
Bulgarian	Глойд Портукалзки/ Злойд Портокоч	From "портокал" (orange)/ From "Злойд" (from original "Gloyd") and "портокал" (orange)
Chinese	椰丝橘子甜荡 yē sī júzi tián dàng	From "椰丝" (coconut), "橘子" (orange) and "甜荡" (sweet swing)
Czech	Šuměnka Pomerančová	From Šuměnka(a sweet treat) and Pomeranč (orange)
Croatian	Gumko Oranž	From "guma" (gum) and "naranča" (orange)
Danish	Smooch Orangeboar	From "smooch" (kiss)
Dutch	Trijn Citruszwijn	From "Citruszwijn" means "citrus swine"
Estonian	Ekleer Oranžar	From "ekleer" (Éclair) and "oranž" (orange)
Finnish	Gloyd Appelsiinirae	From "appelsiini" (orange)
French	Arnold Trufforange	From "truffe" (truffle) united with "orange"
Hebrew	גלויד אורנגיבור Glooid Oran-gee-bor	From English name
Hungarian	Narancsos Trüffel	From "narancs" (orange) and "trüffel" (truffle)
Icelandic	Alli Appelsinukrem	From "appelsína" (orange) and "krem" (cream)
Japanese	グロイド・オレンジボア Guroido Orenjiboa	From English name
Korean	그로이드 오렌지보아 Geuloideu Olenjiboa	From English name.
Latvian	Gloids Ķirbjgalva	From "ķirbis" (pumpkin) and "galva" (head)
Norwegian	Ohoy Villappelsin	From "Villappelsin" means "wild orange"
Polish	Kardamon Ülep	From "kardamon" (cardamom)
Brazilian Portuguese	Gloyd Laranja-Lima	From "Laranja-Lima" (Lime Orange)
Romanian	Bobo Portocalia	From "bob" (seed) and "portocaliu" (orange)
Russian	Джемма Конфитюр	From "Джем" means "Jam" and "Конфитюр" means "confiture"
Slovak	Gloyd Tekvicový	From "tekvica" (pumpkin)
Slovenian	Glojz Oranžar	From "oranžna" (orange)
Swedish	Gelén Apelsinbrus	From "gelé" (jelly) and "apelsin" (orange) united with "brus" (noise)
Turkish	Gloyd Portakal Domuzu	From "portakal" (orange) and "domuzu" (boar)
Ukrainian	Кусь Помаранчеро	From "кусати" (to bite) and "помаранчевий" (orange colour)