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Twisted Wonderland Gets Bishie Version of Wreck It Ralph’s King Candy

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A bishonen version of King Candy from Wreck-It Ralph will appear in Twisted Wonderland under the name of Nougat. He’ll be a part of the Sugar Race event that will begin on October 5, 2026 on the Japanese server of the game. We don’t know when this new character might show up in the global version of the game. [Thanks, Famitsu!]

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The Sugar Race event will run from October 5, 2026 until November 9, 2026. This event’s story will focus on the characters of Twisted Wonderland enjoying a VR world of video games and movies, only for Nougat, a mysterious player, to appear before them. The goal is to beat him in the game, Sugar Race.

Characters getting event cards will be:

  • SSR Lilia
  • SSR Trey
  • SR Cater
  • SR Jade
  • SR Malleus
  • SR Rook
  • SR Vil
  • R Deuce
  • R Idia
  • R Jack
  • R Jamil

You can watch the trailer for the event here:

As for Nougat, the Twisted Wonderland version of Nougat, he’ll be voiced by Jun Fukuyama. Fukuyama is a prominent voice actor who began voice acting in 1997. A small sample of his major roles includes Joker from Persona 5, Lelouch from Code Geass, Teruteru from Super Danganronpa 2, and Ichimatsu in Osomatsu-san.

Twisted Wonderland is readily available on mobile devices. The Wreck-It Ralph event with Nougat will begin on October 5, 2026, and it’ll be limited to the Japanese server for now. The movie the character is based on is available worldwide.

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