How much do you know? General Trivia Quiz & Fun Facts about Toy Story

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It’s a handmade toy that appears in Toy Story 4, created by attaching things like pipe cleaners and popsicle sticks to a plastic spork. It’s Bonnie’s first handmade toy and she’s very attached to it, but Forky himself believes he’s “trash,” and the moment you take your eyes off him, he goes straight into the trash can.

Bonnie

First appearing in Toy Story 3, she is a kind-hearted girl who attends Sunnyside Daycare. She cherishes her toys, and after picking up Woody and taking him home, she becomes the new owner of Andy’s toys.

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Zurg appears in Toy Story 2 as an evil emperor scheming to rule the galaxy and is portrayed as Buzz’s fated rival. However, as the story unfolds, a shocking truth about the relationship between Buzz and his supposed arch-enemy Zurg is revealed. The film is sprinkled with developments that tickle movie fans’ hearts, reminiscent of an iconic scene from Star Wars.

Andy's name

In the Toy Story film series, the charm lies not only in the toys’ personalities but also in the meticulous attention to detail. For example, the word “ANDY” written on the soles of Woody and Buzz Lightyear’s feet. Since the N is reversed, it suggests that a very young Andy, who couldn’t write properly yet, did his best to write it. On Buzz Lightyear’s foot, however, the name is written neatly, serving as a subtle touch that reflects Andy’s growth.

bunny

These two characters, who first appeared in Toy Story 4, are prizes from the shooting gallery game “Star Adventure” at a traveling carnival. Having been hung on the prize rack for so long, they dreamed of breaking out of the carnival and going on an adventure. Both of them love to talk, and their humorous, comedic banter adds excitement to the story.

Sid

In the movie Toy Story, the boy who lived next door to Andy’s family before they moved is Sid Phillips, depicted as a rather scary figure. Sid enjoys destroying and modifying toys, making him a nemesis for Woody and Buzz. In the film, he schemes to launch Buzz on a rocket firework, and Woody’s struggles to rescue Buzz are portrayed.

25 cents

In Toy Story 2, Andy’s mother ends up putting one of Andy’s toys—a penguin named Wheezy—out at a yard sale. The asking price was 25 cents, likely because the squeaker in his throat was broken, which would be around 35 yen in Japanese currency.