Swizzle Malarkey (nicknamed The Swizz) is a character within the game Sugar Rush. His theme is mainly unicorn pops and other various lollipops, and his signature kart is the Tongue Twister. On the online adaptation of Sugar Rush, both he and Gloyd Orangeboar are unlocked by completing the second track, Cakeway.
Biography
Swizzle "The Swizz" Malarkey: The Spice of Sugar Rush
"Lover of adrenaline, Swizzle “The Swizz” Malarkey thinks that life must be lived to the last breath. There is nothing he can’t defy, no stunt he can’t perform or individual he can’t beat. His racing is fast and elegant, just like his philosophy of life."
Appearance
Swizzle Malarkey has deep tawny skin and green wavy hair that falls onto his shoulders. His eyes appear to be a greyish-purple tint. Swizzle wears a blue and green beanie that resembles a Unicorn Pop. His blazer is a shining bright blue with white accents, and his matching pants are striped with indigo. The bottoms are cuffed and he wears green boots. Beneath his jacket he wears a yellow shirt; it bears a similar pattern to his hat. For racing he wears a helmet just like his hat, but with a green visor.
Trivia
- Swizzle's original name was Merfus.
- His plush is blueberry scented.
- His fans are colorful anthropomorphic hard candies that resemble Jolly Ranchers.
- It's implied Swizzle did some of the graffiti in Game Central Station; he signed his name in the entrance to Sugar Rush. However, the L and E at the end of his name were later crossed out and 'The' added above it, turning it into 'The Swizz'.
- Swizzle was hit by a green gumball during the Random Roster Race, disqualifying him.
- The Tongue Twister has the best handling along with the Tira-Missile out of all the karts in the Sugar Rush online game.
- Swizzle may have two sets of clothes. If you look at the picture of him with his coin, he is wearing a green stripe top. If you look closely when he is crying about Vanellope's execution joke, there is a extra green line above and under each stripe.
- If you look closely at his hat, it seems that it has little red stripes on it.
- Even though Swizzle's theme is unicorn pop and lollipops that are the colors of the rainbow, his main colors seem to be green and blue. The rainbow pattern appears only on his kart.
- Even though his eyes are brown, in the online version, you can see that his eyes are blue.
- Many of the fans believe that he is good friends with either Sticky Wipplesnit or Minty Zaki.
- Swizzle and Adorabeezle Winterpop may have a bad relationship with each other during the Random Roster Race, because when he got hit by a gumball, Adorabeezle grinned.
- Out of the three boys, Swizzle and Gloyd are the only ones who don't have speaking lines.
- In both the Dutch dub and Russian dub of the movie he undergoes a gender flip to make him a girl.
Gallery
For images of Swizzle Malarkey, click here.
Names in Other Languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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Bulgarian | Бонболино Маларкй/ Лужорана Мениеглуп | From "бонбон" (candy) and "Маларкй" (came from original "Malarkey")/ None |
Chinese | 吃味吃過 Chī wèi qiào chīguò |
"Tasty and preety to eat" |
Croatian | Glazina Svilenac | From "glazura" (glaze) and "silv" (silk) or "svilen" (flossy) |
Danish | Svizzel Sluddersnak | "Svizzel" came from original "Swizzle" |
Dutch | Savanna Soethekauw | "Soethekauw" means Sweettooth |
Estonian | Kansik Martsipan | From "Kansi" (Filipino fish dish) and "martsipan" (marzipan) |
Finnish | Sirkku Makunnen | From "makea" (sweet) or "makeus" (sweetness) or "makeasti" (sweetly) |
French | Bienaimé Malarkey | From "bien-aimé" (well loved) |
Hebrew | סויזל מלרקי Swee-zl Ma-lr-key |
From English name |
Hungarian | Mese Habbal | From "habbal" (foam) |
Icelandic | Svissi Kúlusúkk | From "sviss" (Switzerland) and "kúlusúkk" (Icelandic chocolate drops) |
Japanese | スウィズル・マラキー Suwizuru Marakī |
From English name |
Latvian | Laimis Razbainieks | From "Laima" (latvian chocolate confectionary) |
Norwegian | Syrla Tantogfjas | None |
Polish | Bakława Legumino | From "Bakalva" (turkish pastry dessert) and "legumina" (dessert/sweet) |
Brazilian Portuguese | Swizzle "A Suíça" Caramelada | "A Suíça" (the swizz) and "caramelada" (caramelized) |
Romanian | Cioco Glazurata | From "ciocolată" (chocolate) and "glazură" (glaze/icing) |
Russian | Бетти Шарветти | From transliteration "Betty" (stands for "Betty Crocker" confectionery company) and "шербет" (sorbet/sorvet) |
Slovak | Cucalka Tyéková | From "cukor" (sugar) and "tyková" (teak) |
Slovenian | Biga Trapariè | From "Biga" (italian pre-fermetation baking) |
Swedish | Sackarina Snicksnack | From "sacka" (sucrose) and "snak" (transliteration for "snack") |
Ukrainian | Фрутті Цукатті | From "фрукти" (fruit) and "цукати" (candied fruits) |