A US man is claiming that the ideas for Disney’s hugely popular and successful ‘Wreck-It-Ralph’ movie were stolen from him.

Dyke Robinson claims he approached Disney with a script for a Tv series in 2012, but that the idea was rejected. He claims a few months later, he was shocked to watch ‘Wreck-It-Ralph’, only to discover itwas laden with most of his ideas.

He’s suing for $10m in damages.

TMZ reports…

Disney’s “Wreck-It Ralph” was a stolen idea from a rejected TV show … at least according to one guy who’s suing for $10 million.

Dyke Robinson tells TMZ he created a book series called “Digiland” and even pitched the idea to Disney execs for a TV show in 2012. But according to the docs, Disney pulled the plug after reading Robinson’s script.

Later that year, Robinson watched ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ and says he was shocked to see it was riddled with his ‘Digiland’ imagery.

Robinson claims the land called “Sugar Rush” in W-IR, made entirely of candy was all his idea. He gets specific, saying the movie jacked his sweet ground and sugar-fertilized trees.

Robinson is asking for $10 million in damages … not a huge amount considering the movie made $400 million.