Pac-Man

Pac-Man is a video game character from the popular 1980 arcade game with the same name. In Wreck-It Ralph, he is first seen at Fix-It Felix Jr.'s 30th anniversary party eating all the shrimp cocktails. Pac-Man drops his jaw in shock when Wreck-It Ralph destroys the cake of the apartment during the 30th anniversary party, splattering it on him and the other guests.

Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man's photo is seen when Ralph is leaving Pac-Man from the Bad-Anon meeting.

In his game he goes through a maze eating dots while avoiding coming into contact with his four enemies Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde and when he eats the flashing (which happens when he eats the big flashing dots) he sends them back to their starting point.

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While one of his enemies Clyde is shown to speak, it’s currently unknown if Pac-Man himself speaks human language as he is only seen making his video game chomping sound. Vanellope Von Schweetz makes mention of Ms. Pac-Man & Pac-Man Jr. in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
Pac-Man has more cameos in Ralph Breaks the Internet.
In the original film, his dotty eyes are small, whereas they are bigger in the sequel. His original in-game sprite however lacks visible eyes.
The cabinets design is based on the common American styled release by Midway, which is the company that distributed the U.S. version of Namco's Pac-Man in 1980.
Despite being largely similar to its real life counterpart, like the other visible games which most are based on real life ones, the decals and sideart on Pac-Man's arcade cabinet differs from the real life version, and while the marquee stays the same, it lacks the Midway logo, possibly for some kind of copyright reasons.
- The consoles cabinet design shown in the film also has the Galaga body style instead of its usual Rally-X styled design, even though in real life, some units of Pac-Man do have the Galaga console shapes though.
  - Turbotime however uses the Rally-X shape.