Ralph Breaks the Internet's new 'Hearts' clip shows Taraji P Henson's character Yesss clearly working her charm

'Ralph Breaks the Internet' has left the confines of the video gaming arcade for a larger playing field and guiding Ralph and Vanellope through their new quest is Taraji's Yesss
PUBLISHED NOV 7, 2018

When Disney's 'Wreck it Ralph' released in 2012, we all fell in love with Vanellope von Schweetz aka The Glitch, and now six years down the line audiences eagerly await to see what life has in store for the Sugar Rush princess and her unlikely friend Ralph from the video gaming arcade. Building up to the big release of the sequel titled 'Ralph Breaks the Internet', Disney released a short clip giving us a peek into what's awaiting us in this new gaming adventure.

Titled 'Hearts' the 56-second clip revolves around three characters, two of whom we already know and love as Ralph (voiced by John C Reilly) and Vanellope (voiced by Sarah Silverman) but it's the third person in the short video that grabs our attention. This new character joins a whole host of other people our hero and heroine encounter in their new quest. 

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