He might look friendly here, but behind that pickaxe is a greedy bitter old prospector. But who can blame him, trapped in a box all his life? It just goes to show that toys are meant to be played with, and colored in.

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Glide around with this Buzz Lightyear-themed elytra resource pack, including the item texture and the actual armor one.

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At the arena, Trixie is horrified to see Reptillus slaughter Mason's toys (some of whom are old friends with the group) in gladiatorial combat. Soon Woody and Buzz enter the ring. Woody explains the situation is because Mason hasn't played with the Battlesaurs and that they don't even know they're toys which Buzz ironically finds "incredible". They try to use a red crayon Woody somehow armed himself with as a shield and a weapon against Reptillus. But when the latter method breaks it and the latter just comically fails, the duo are left defenseless. Woody humorously evades the Reptillus' attacks before Buzz gets into a brief scuffle with him.

For many Toy Story fans like myself, it all began back in the 90’s. Growing up alongside Andy, sharing the same double-sided duvet covers emblazoned with Woody and Buzz and a toy box filled with some of the most iconic characters of the 90s like Mr Potato Head, (T-)Rex’s and a squadron of plastic soldiers.

During the credits, later that nighttime, Reptillus (with Mason's name on his palm) says he looks forward to seeing Trixie again next Tuesday around 3:30 PM, then he presses the Battlesaurus crest as his heart glows a red light as the episode ends. Cast[]

It's revealed in this special that Trixie has Bonnie's name written on her left front leg in permanent ink.

Here’s Bonnie playing with Forky. More than just trash, Forky shows us that anything can be a toy, even a spork with pipe cleaners for arms. Have as much fun coloring this in as Bonnie does playing with Forky

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Meanwhile, the Cleric gets Rex, using a remote control, to pull Woody and Buzz out of Goliathon while Angel Kitty is spit out. They then discover that the Cleric is the only Battlesaur who actually knows they're all toys and is determined to make sure the others don't find out so he can stay as their ruler.

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Toy Story is up there as one of my favorite Disney films. Heck, I’d go as far as to say it is one of my favorite films, period. 

Starting with Toy Story 4, Woody, Buzz, and Jessie have Bonnie's name written on their boots, and Bonnie no longer plays with Woody or considers him to be her favorite toy. However, she does play with him in the film's flashbacks. She also plays with him when she goes on a road trip with her parents.

Bonnie and Mason play new roles, as they pretend that they have a dance party as Bonnie has Woody and Buzz to break-dance, saving a anônimo toy castle from bad guys as Mason holds Socky with metal robot arms, Bonnie using Goliathon and a bone vehicle as cars, and, as their final role, Mason and Bonnie pretend that Trixie and Reptillus are flying. The Battlesaurs are transformed by their experience of playtime and settle on a more peaceful existence. Soon it was time to leave for home.