Rancis Fluggerbutter

Rancis Fluggerbutter is a character from the game, Sugar Rush. He is voiced by Jamie Elman. His theme is based on Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and Hershey kisses. His signature kart is the Kit-Kart (a play on "Kit-Kat"). In Sugar Rush Speedway, both he and Adorabeezle Winterpop are unlocked by completing the third track, Frosty Rally.

Official Bio

Rancis Fluggerbutter: Love Thy Self
"This blazer-wearing boy wonder likes looking in the mirror almost as much as he likes racing. Rancis Fluggerbutter may look like a party on the outside, but he's all business on the inside. He has bright eyes and even brighter ideas, which are reflected in his smooth racing techniques."

Appearance

Rancis is a young boy with fair, freckled skin, rosy cheeks, bright blue eyes, and deep blonde hair styled into an upward cowlick. He wears a brown Reese's hat and brown blazer over an orange shirt with two yellow stripes on it, brown pants, and chocolate brown shoes which have a chocolate syrup rim. His blazer has peanut butter-colored accents on the sleeves. For racing, he wears a chocolate and peanut butter helmet with a yellow visor.

Personality

During the movie, Rancis works closely with Taffyta Muttonfudge and Candlehead. He is implied to be vain as shown by his official bio and a scene in which he can be seen checking his reflection in the mirror of his kart.

In One Sweet Race, Rancis is described as tired of being overshadowed by Taffyta in races and being made fun of by the other racers. When he is determined, Rancis takes drastic measures to get what he wants accomplished. He went as far as selling all of his possessions to invest in a high-quality kart to ensure the winning of a Sugar Rush Cup. His kart was RV1 in One Sweet Race.

Memorable Quotes

"Huh? ...It's the Glitch!"
"Yeah, those were just jokes!"
"She's the princess?"
"Come on, little engine! I picked you just for this!" (One Sweet Race)
"I'm sorry you didn't win this time, Taffyta."

Trivia

Rancis's original name was Peterbelly Buttercap. His fans' stands still say "Buttercap" along the bottom.
His racing kart is supposed to represent an off road kart typically those seen in Pro buggy racing during the 80s.
He is one of three male Sugar Rush racers (the others being Gloyd Orangeboar and Swizzle Malarkey).
His plush is buttered rum scented.
His fans are anthropomorphic chocolate peanut butter cups.
In the Vietnamese version, Rancis has a female voice actor instead of a male voice actor.
Rancis's helmet has ridges going down the sides in the online game, but in the movie it is striped with yellow rings instead.
The very different shape of his hat makes Rancis the most conspicuous character to be seen racing without a helmet in early trailers and official artwork (which indicates the helmets were among the last designs to be decided).
His last name sounds very similar to Torvald's last name, Batterbutter.
In his concept art, instead of a jacket with a collar, he has a hoodie jacket.
Out of the three boys, Rancis is the only one with speaking lines.
In both the Dutch dub and Russian dub of the movie he is referred to as a girl, though in the Russian dub he retains a masculine voice.
In the English audio description for the movie, Rancis, Taffyta, and Candlehead are collectively referred to as 'the girls' in the racing scene. This may be because audio descriptions are often concise to allow for dialogue to be heard and more information to be given as scenes change.
Rancis's kart in toy form has lines over the wheels for the kart to run smoothly.
He can be a playable character in Disney Crossy Road.

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Names in Other Languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Arabic	رندا زنداويا Ran-dah Za-na-da-weeah	From "زبدة" (butter)
Bulgarian	Рансис Маслесгий/ Рансис Маслогуш	From "масло" (butter)
Chinese	甜心福乐奶油 tiánxīn fú lè nǎiyóu	From "甜心" (sweetheart), "福乐" (full of/with) and "奶油" (cream)
Croatian	Rolada Zukerpeker	From "rol" (roll)
Dutch	Renske Roombooter	From "Roombooter" (Creambutter)
Estonian	Pähkel Võiganache	From "pähkel" (walnut), "võiga" (butter) united with "Ganache" (has the same meaning)
Finnish	Rancis Voipino	From "voi/voita" (butter)
French	Jean-Hubert Lingot	From "Berlingot", a french hard candy.
Hebrew	ראנסיס ריבת חלב r'nsys rybt chlb	From "ריבת חלב" (condensed milk), or just "ריבת" (jam) and "חלב" (milk)
Hungarian	Rakott Fánkkarika	From "rakott" (casserole), "fánk" (donut) and "karika" (ring)
Icelandic	Smáfríður Smjörbolla	From "smjör" (butter) and "bolla" (cup)
Japanese	ランシス・フラッガーバター Ranshisu Furaggābata	From English name
Korean	랜시스 프러거버터 Laensiseu Peuleogeobeoteo	From English name
Latvian	Rensiss Sviestiņš	From "Rensiss" (came from original "Rancis") and "sviests" (butter)
Norwegian	Harry SmørreBørre	"smøre" (butter)
Polish	Drażan Truflinienko	From "drażetki" (dragée) and "trufli" (truffle)
Brazilian Portuguese	Rancis Arroz-Doce	"Arroz-doce" (sweet rice)
Romanian	Brioşica Dulcica	From "brioşă" (muffin) and "dulce" (sweet)
Russian	Сласта Коврижевска	From "Сладость" (sweetness) or "сладкий" (sweet) and "Коврижка" (russian honey-cake)
Slovak	Rancis Burákova	From "burský oriešok" (peanut)
Slovenian	Krofi Mehkoputer	From "krofi" (donuts) or "krof" (donut) and "mehka" (soft)
Swedish	Pektin Polkapulka	From "Pektin" (pectin) and "pulka" (sledge)
Ukrainian	Ренсіс Батончикер	"Ренсіс" is a tranliteration for "Rancis" and "Батончик" (chocolate bar)

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