Wreck it Zangief
Disney’s trailer for the upcoming Wreck-it Ralph stars some very familiar faces, see if you can spot them all. And then be astounded that they actually managed to get so many classic characters, not just from Capcom but from so many different companies, all into one film. Awesome!
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about 10 months ago - 1,325 comments
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about 11 months ago - 676 comments
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about 11 months ago - 544 comments
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about 11 months ago - 320 comments
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about 11 months ago - 1,587 comments
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about 11 months ago - 1,779 comments
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about 12 months ago - 2,149 comments
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