Gal Gadot brings "bad girl vibes" to her Disney debut as a race chick in 'Ralph Breaks the Internet'

Ralph and Vanellope are all ready to wreck the internet with a league of beautiful and amazing women who have been the viewers' beloved.

Gal Gadot has made her Disney debut as race chick Shank in Walt Disney Animation Studios' 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' the sequel to Wreck-it Ralph which is supposed to release on November 21.

With it the 'Wonder Woman' actress has joined the league of actresses who will all be portraying 14 of Disney's most regal women like Ariel, Moana, Cinderella, Aurora, among others.

Gadot's character Shank who has been described as "a tough-as-nails street racer." Shank meets Ralph and Vanellope during their quest to find a replacement part for Sugar Rush. Vanellope and Shank immediately strike off to a race where Vanellope manages to earn Shank's respect.

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