Meanwhile, the true weight of the pinch point hits when Buzz and the others discover that the “Caterpillar Room” to which Lotso has assigned them belongs to rowdy toddlers who play too rough. This is really only a pinch in that it gets between Woody and his goal, but it does effectively turn his part of the plot. Woody promptly leaves, since he wants to go to college with Andy.įirst Pinch Point: Woody’s journey home goes awry and he’s picked up by the little neighbor girl Bonnie, who takes him home and plays with him. This is the “adventure world” of the Second Act, where they meet Lotso the head honcho bear and his sidekick Ken. Woody is the one adamantly “rejecting” this Call to Adventure as he insists Andy never meant to throw them away.įirst Plot Point: The toys-including Woody who got trapped in the van with them-arrive at Sunnyside. Buzz and the other toys decide that, since Andy obviously doesn’t want them anymore, they might as well jump in the “donate” box that’s going to Sunnyside. The main conflict in this story is going to turn out to be escaping from Sunnyside Daycare-but this is the event that incites that. Mom mistakenly thinks Andy means to throw the other toys away and puts them out to wait for the garbage truck. He's pretty funny, but stupid.Inciting Event: Andy-all grown up now-puts Woody in the box he’s taking to college and gets the other toys ready to store in the attic. I also think he looks like an evil version of Andy other than Jimmy Neutron. He replaced his sister's doll's head with a pterodactyl's head. Sid may not be the best character, but I don't think he's the worst either. Not only does he look better, but he seems like a better person and very happy. He makes a brief cameo as a garbage man in Toy Story 3. And he had no way knowing the toys were alive until they make it known when trying to save Buzz.
Why? It's theorized that he did what he did because he was a lonely kid with no friends, an overactive imagination, and not much of a home life. And I think he was more misunderstood than evil. I admit, he seems pretty bad at first, but he's neutral after the first one. He serves as the primary antagonist of the original Toy Story film. Rex is so funny, friendly and a pleasant toy to be around with.ġ6 Sid Phillips Sid Phillips is a fictional character in the Toy Story franchise. Oh my god someone write that please! Something about Rex, to make him a hero. I would pay a million quid to watch an hour and a half of Rex needing an Xanax and the others telling him to shut up. Though, really all the Toy Story characters are underrated nowadays, now it's just a bunch of Mary-Sues (cough-cough-BoPeep-cough-cough) and idiots. He was the first Toy Story character I've ever seen.Īnd the one I have the most in common with. He has successfully defeated Zurg, saving Utility Buzz's life. Vote for himĪ very underrated Toy Story character, he differs from most dino-characters is that he's scared of stuff and doesn't scare stuff. He has tiny green arms and although he's never main people should like him. The least scariest dinosaur in the world is here smiling at you guys! He is better than Woody but not my favourite. The ending of toy story when andy picked woody and looked at him made me godamn cry.I wish in toy story 4 he should revealed himself that he was alive all along He has is flaws, and makes some mistakes, but in the end he is always ready to learn from them and help his friends.
He leads as best as he can, but even when he fails and is being mean, you can't help but love him in the end as he is just trying to do his bestĪs I read in another list, and agree strongly with, Woody is the most human of the toys. Woody is the heart and soul of Toy Story and the archetypical father of the group. While he is a jerk in the Black Friday reel and parts of the first movie, he learned his lesson later on. Of course, the number one spot on the list is Woody. His facial features are based on Tone Thyne, an animator for Disney at the time. He is a stuffed cowboy character that leads the other toys in adventures in the movies. He is voiced by Tom Hanks in all of the feature-length and short films and by Jim Hanks in video games and shorts. 1 Woody Sheriff Woody Pride is a fictional character in the Toy Story franchise.
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