Jared Bush Says Return to Wreck-It Ralph World 'Would Be Great'
Walt Disney Animation Studios' Jared Bush said at the 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival that a return to the Wreck-It Ralph world would be great, but no new project is in development.
Jared Bush, chief creative officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios, said at the 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival that going back to the Wreck-It Ralph world would be great, according to screenrant.com. He also noted that a Wreck-It Ralph-themed attraction is about to open at Tokyo Disney.
Bush indicated that there is no new Wreck-It Ralph project currently in development. His comments came during a festival appearance, where he discussed the studio's upcoming slate and past films.
The Wreck-It Ralph franchise so far includes 2012's Wreck-It Ralph and 2018's Ralph Breaks the Internet. Ralph Breaks the Internet grossed $529.3 million worldwide against a reported $175 million budget, while the original movie earned $496.5 million worldwide.
In 2018, John C. Reilly, who voices Ralph, told the Toronto Sun he was open to a sequel idea in which Ralph and Vanellope go to space. Sarah Silverman voices Vanellope von Schweetz, and Alan Tudyk voiced King Candy in the first film and KnowsMore in the sequel.
Quick answers
Is a new Wreck-It Ralph movie in development?
Jared Bush indicated at the 2026 SCAD Savannah Film Festival that no new Wreck-It Ralph project is currently in development.
What did Jared Bush say about a Wreck-It Ralph return?
Bush said that going back to the Wreck-It Ralph world would be great, while noting the upcoming Tokyo Disney attraction.