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So I did this for two reasons:

1. I've had an issue with my style of drawing Turbo since...I first started drawing him, and I wanted to finally come up with a better method.
2. I wanted to show people just where I got that "Turbo is actually a kid" concept that I used in Ghost Boy. I mean, all of my GB readers are beyond familiar with it by now, but didn't you ever wonder where I got it from in the first place? Well, I got it from the movie. And here's my evidence.

I've already talked about how I felt that Turbo's attention-seeking behaviors from the movie meant that he must have had some other insecurities that he wasn't showing, and also that it closely resembled the impulsive behavior of a teenager. But for a while, I was stumped on the fact that he looks and sounds like an adult when we finally see his full 3D model. Then I started looking at any screenshots of him that I could get my hands on, and I noticed something odd.

He never looks quite the same in any two shots. As a matter of fact, he actually seems to be getting younger every time his face appears.

Look at it. When he first turns back from King Candy (#1 and #2) you can see an old man. Gradually, he starts looking more like a normal middle-aged adult, albeit one with huge grin lines around his mouth. But in those last two pictures...he really looks YOUNG, doesn't he? Like, really young. And that stood out to me. It almost looks like Disney was intentionally trying to do this.

My personal theory, detailed in the latest chapter of Ghost Boy, is that Turbo corrupted his own character model when he adopted King Candy's body. But throughout the race and subsequent Cy-Bug fight scene, he started glitching more and more so that more of his original appearance came through, and at the very end he looked closer to his real self than ever. At the very bottom is my imagining of what he originally looked like before Turbo Time went kaboom and everything went to shit. I'm much happier with that design than I am with any of my previous pictures of him, so obviously I'll keep working with it until I get better.

Apologies for my shitty sketches, and also for any blurry images. Turbo is fucking hard to catch on a crappy bootleg copy of WiR, needless to say. I got some of the screenshots off of Tumblr, because they were higher quality for some reason.

Wreck-It Ralph (C) Disney

Description
So I did this for two reasons:

1. I've had an issue with my style of drawing Turbo since...I first started drawing him, and I wanted to finally come up with a better method.
2. I wanted to show people just where I got that "Turbo is actually a kid" concept that I used in Ghost Boy. I mean, all of my GB readers are beyond familiar with it by now, but didn't you ever wonder where I got it from in the first place? Well, I got it from the movie. And here's my evidence.

I've already talked about how I felt that Turbo's attention-seeking behaviors from the movie meant that he must have had some other insecurities that he wasn't showing, and also that it closely resembled the impulsive behavior of a teenager. But for a while, I was stumped on the fact that he looks and sounds like an adult when we finally see his full 3D model. Then I started looking at any screenshots of him that I could get my hands on, and I noticed something odd.

He never looks quite the same in any two shots. As a matter of fact, he actually seems to be getting younger every time his face appears.

Look at it. When he first turns back from King Candy (#1 and #2) you can see an old man. Gradually, he starts looking more like a normal middle-aged adult, albeit one with huge grin lines around his mouth. But in those last two pictures...he really looks YOUNG, doesn't he? Like, really young. And that stood out to me. It almost looks like Disney was intentionally trying to do this.

My personal theory, detailed in the latest chapter of Ghost Boy, is that Turbo corrupted his own character model when he adopted King Candy's body. But throughout the race and subsequent Cy-Bug fight scene, he started glitching more and more so that more of his original appearance came through, and at the very end he looked closer to his real self than ever. At the very bottom is my imagining of what he originally looked like before Turbo Time went kaboom and everything went to shit. I'm much happier with that design than I am with any of my previous pictures of him, so obviously I'll keep working with it until I get better.

Apologies for my shitty sketches, and also for any blurry images. Turbo is fucking hard to catch on a crappy bootleg copy of WiR, needless to say. I got some of the screenshots off of Tumblr, because they were higher quality for some reason.

Wreck-It Ralph (C) Disney