For the toys donated by Andy Davis, see Toy Story - Main Toy Characters.
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Dolly
Dolly
"Woody? You're really gonna stick with that? That's coming from a doll named Dolly."
Voiced by: Bonnie Hunt Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 3 | Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Toy Story Toons | Forky Asks a Question
A friendly, somewhat snarky little ragdoll with purple hair, googly eyes, and an orange dress that Bonnie made herself. Along with the rest of Bonnie's toys, she reveals to Woody the terrible secret of Sunnyside, and helps him get back to save his friends. At the end of the film, she shows Andy's toys that they have made it to having drawings on Bonnie's wall, and is seen along with the other toys dancing along to the Spanish version of "You've Got a Friend in Me".
- Cute Witch: She is cute and Bonnie casts her as a witch during a play session.
- Deadpan Snarker: She definitely has her moments — especially regarding Woody's name.
- A Dog Named "Dog": She even lampshades it:"That's coming from a doll named Dolly."
- Exactly What It Says on the Tin: She is a doll named Dolly.
- Final Boss: In the video game adaptation of Toy Story 3, during the stage which takes inside Bonnie's imagination.
- Fingerless Hands: Has thumbless hands like The Powerpuff Girls, but she has two lines of stitching on each hand that indicate fingers. Justified in that she is a rag-doll.
- Innocently Insensitive: In Toy Story 4, she tells Woody that Bonnie is not Andy while closing the closet door in his face, not even acknowledging the fact he is concerned about not being Bonnie's favorite toy anymore and when he is trying to explain how he was able to comfort Andy while he was in kindergarten. She is actually trying to help, but it ends up irritating his insecurities.
- The Leader: She is the main authority figure of Bonnie's native toys. When Woody arrives, she cedes leadership to him, but when Bonnie loses interest in him, she ends up taking over again until Woody leaves and Jessie is appointed the new leader.
- Mean Character, Nice Actor: Whenever Bonnie is playing, she is always cast as the villain of her stories, but is usually nice when she is being herself.
- Nice Girl: She has a helpful and sweet personality.
- Wicked Witch: Plays this role during playtime.
Mr. Pricklepants
Mr. Pricklepants
"Well, excuse me! I'm trying to stay in character."
Voiced by: Timothy Dalton (everything from Toy Story 3 to Toy Story 4 included), Robin Atkin Downes (Forky Asks A Question) Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 3 | Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Toy Story Toons | Toy Story of Terror | Toy Story That Time Forgot | Forky Asks a Question
A stuffed hedgehog toy who wears Lederhosen, and a self-defined Classically Trained actor, who prefers to stay silent and hush other toys even when not being played with. Congratulates Woody on his brilliant performance when he first arrives. Along with the rest of Bonnie's toys, he reveals to Woody the terrible secret of Sunnyside Daycare, and helps him get back to save his friends. During the credits he puts on a production of Romeo and Juliet with himself as Romeo, and one of the squeeze toy aliens as Juliet.
- Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking:Mr. Pricklepants: (regarding Lotso) Sunnyside is a place of ruin and despair ruled by an evil bear who smells of strawberries.
- Classically-Trained Extra: Amusingly, he thinks Woody is the classically trained extra. He is voiced by Timothy Dalton, who's classically trained.
- Demoted to Extra: In Toy Story 4 he has all of about two lines at the beginning and doesn't come along on the RV trip.
- Genre Savvy: Demonstrated in Toy Story of Terror!, where he points out the ways their situation is like a horror film. For example, he notes that it is common for the victims to be taken down one by one.
- Hidden Heart of Gold: He sounds rather stuffed at first but it is just an act. He is friendly and helpful otherwise.
- Large Ham: He's a high-minded thespian played by Timothy Dalton so it comes with the territory.
- Method Acting: He makes an effort to stay "in character" even when Bonnie is gone.
- Oktoberfest: He wears lederhosen and a Tyrolean hat.
- Serious Business: Treats playtime with all the gravity and commitment of a West End performance of Hamlet.
- Vocal Dissonance: He's an adorable stuffed hedgehog with the intimidating vocals of James Bond
Trixie
Trixie
Voiced by: Kristen Schaal Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 3 | Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Toy Story Toons | Toy Story of Terror | Toy Story That Time Forgot | Forky Asks a Question
A blue plastic triceratops from the same toyline as Rex. She spends lots of time on the internet, playing online games and chatting. Along with the rest of Bonnie's toys, she reveals to Woody the terrible secret of Sunnyside, and helps him get back to save his friends. During the credits she is seen playing a computer game with Rex.
- Bully Hunter: In Toy Story That Time Forgot. When she sees one of the Battlesaurs attacking Woody and Buzz, she angrily yells, "You big BULLY!" while ramming him with enough force to knock him out of the arena.
- Breakout Character: Out of all of Bonnie's toys introduced in Toy Story 3, Trixie is the one who seems to get the most focus, having a major role in both TV specials and being the main character in Toy Story That Time Forgot.
- A Day in the Limelight: Toy Story That Time Forgot focuses almost entirely on her.
- Gamer Chick: Seen playing a video game with Rex in the credits.
- Geek: Even more so than Rex, and she seems to be the most computer-savvy toy we see.
- Genki Girl: Usually cheerful.
- A Lizard Named "Liz": A triceratops named Trixie.
- My God, You Are Serious!: In Toy Story That Time Forgot, Trixie assumes the Battlesaurs are just playacting, goofing around, and having fun with their Proud Warrior Race motif... until she sees how terrified Mason's other toys are when they are thrown gladiator-style into the arena.
- Nice Girl: Trixie has quite a cheerful personality.
Buttercup
Buttercup
"THERE IS NO WAY OUT!... Just kidding. Door's right over there."
Voiced by: Jeff Garlin Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 3 | Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Toy Story Toons | Forky Asks a Question
A plush unicorn. Along with the rest of Bonnie's toys, he reveals to Woody the terrible secret of Sunnyside, and helps him get back to save his friends. He has become good friends with Hamm.
- Deadpan Snarker: When he gets fed up with Pricklepants' acting while Woody asks him where he is.Buttercup: My name is Buttercup. You've met Baron von Shush.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady: That unicorn looks rather feminine with long eyelashes and heart-shaped nostrils, but is a guy (and is voiced by one).
- The Gadfly: In Toy Story 4, he is alarmingly quick to suggest plans involving getting Bonnie's dad thrown in jail.
- Nice Guy: He is a pretty level-headed, decent toy.
- Those Two Guys: Seems to be becoming this with Hamm, as seen in the credits of Toy Story 3. The Toy Story Toons short Hawaiian Vacation confirms it.
- Vocal Dissonance: A cuddly unicorn with the voice of Jeff Garlin? Perfect.
Peas in a Pod
Peas in a Pod (Peatey, Peatrice and Peanelope)
"Who's the new guy?"
"Are you a real cowboy?"
"Course he's not, peabrain! He doesn't even have a hat!"
"Are you a real cowboy?"
"Course he's not, peabrain! He doesn't even have a hat!"
Voiced by: Charlie Bright, Amber Kroner and Brianna Maiwand Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 3 | Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Toy Story Toons | Forky Asks a Question
A trio of plush peas, Peatey, Peatrice and Peanelope, with a zipper pea-pod. They have the personalities of small children. Along with the rest of Bonnie's toys, they reveal to Woody the terrible secret of Sunnyside, and help him get back to save his friends. During the credits they are seen climbing in Mr. Potato Head's tater tush, to which he responds, "I told you kids to stay out of my butt!"
- Alliterative Family: All of their names begin with "Pea".
- All There in the Manual: They were unnamed in the film itself, but source material gives them the names Peatey (the left pea), Peatrice (the middle pea), and Peanelope (the right pea).
- Cheerful Child: They act like excitable, curious young children.
- The Dividual: They are part of the same toy, always appear together, and look identical.
- Put on a Bus: They are absent from the fourth movie, although Bonnie's drawing of them is still hanging on her bedroom wall. They do appear in the Forky Asks a Question short "What is Reading?"
Totoro
Totoro
Appearances: Toy Story 3
A big plush toy based off the title character from the Japanese film My Neighbor Totoro. He befriends Buzz and the Aliens in the credits, giving the aliens a fun little ride as he juggles them around.
- The Big Guy: He is significantly bigger than all of Bonnie's toys. Even Andy's.
- Canon Foreigner: From another children's animated movie, no less. He ups Bonnie's coolness quotient up to eleven.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: He hasn't returned for anything set post-Toy Story 3, possibly because of licensing issues.
- Gentle Giant: He is bigger than most of Bonnie's toys, and quite friendly.
- The Pollyanna: He smiles quite a bit.
- The Voiceless: Doesn't even growl like he does in his animated film.
Chuckles
Chuckles the Clown
Voiced by: Bud Luckey Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 3
Other Appearances: Toy Story Toons
A depressed clown who was abandoned together with Lotso and Big Baby. After Lotso took over Sunnyside, he left and came into Bonnie's care.
- Big, Thin, Short Trio: When they were Daisy's toys, he was the Short to Lotso's Big and Big Baby's Thin.
- Chekhov's Gun: He held onto the locket of Big Baby's that Lotso threw away and gives it to Woody, who then returns it to Big Baby, which ultimately motivates his Heel–Face Turn.
- Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Along with Totoro, he doesn’t appear at all in Toy Story 4, possibly implying he was sold or donated.
- Dark and Troubled Past: He was left behind in a playpark by his beloved owner alongside Lotso and Big Baby, and after the three of them waited for her return and made the arduous journey back to her, only to find they'd been replaced... or rather, that Lotso was replaced. The bear was so hurt and betrayed at this that he insisted they were all unwanted, going on to take his newfound rage out on them and Sunnyside daycare by ruling it with cruelty. It's not clear how much of Chuckles' continuing to follow Lotso was of fear or loyalty towards his devastated friend, as he wasn't dragged by force like poor Big Baby was, but it's clear the experience changed him, and he's still depressed even by the time Woody met him at Bonnie's.
- Defrosting Ice King: Shows this when he finally smiles at the end of the movie.
- The Eeyore: A subversion: he acts much like Eeyore to the point of sharing a voice actor, but then you hear his backstory.
- Hidden Depths: Turns out to be rather proficient with a ukelele in Hawaiian Vacation.
- Innocently Insensitive: When a devastated Lotso claimed Daisy abandoned them, Chuckles instantly corrects him by pointing out she only abandoned Lotso. Whether it was just bad wording or not, this rather dismissive sounding retort only further embittered Lotso.
- Knight in Sour Armour: Witnessed Lotso's transformation and rather despicable actions firsthand, and it clearly took a toll on him. While he's been left depressed and seemingly reclusive, he still tells Woody about this to warn him of his friends' safety.
- Mr. Exposition: He fills Woody in on the situation at Sunnyside.
- Non-Ironic Clown: He was once a genuinely happy and well-meaning clown, from what we see of his past. It's shown that he was sympathetic for Lotso and tried to console him after seeing his replacement, only to be shouted down by the now-changed bear, and he might have even chosen to leave with Lotso out of care. In the present, he is depressed despite being one of Bonnie's beloved toys, and is more of a Knight in Sour Armor instead. But by the end credits, he begins to smile again.
- Perpetual Frowner: Is this for almost the entire movie, until he sees a picture of him drawn by Bonnie.
- Small Role, Big Impact: See Chekhov's Gun. He gives Big Baby's locket to Woody, which inadvertantly facilitates Baby's Heel–Face Turn.
- Token Good Teammate: Looking at Lotso and Big Baby, he was the only one of Daisy's former toys not to perform a Face–Heel Turn - though Big Baby probably didn't have much choice with Lotso.
- When He Smiles: The end credits show the clown finally starting to smile again, and after everything he went through, it could reduce a viewer to tears.
Angel Kitty
Angel Kitty
"Be grateful for your gifts. They are all around you."
Voiced by: Emma Hadduck
Appearances: Toy Story That Time Forgot
Angel Kitty is a Christmas decoration Bonnie plays with as "The Dreaded Kittysaurus". She is something of a call-back to when Woody reminded the toys of the Christmas decorations, who were apparently 'fun guys'.
The Christmas Decorations only get out at Christmas and seem to be grateful for every moment they have, and Angel Kitty speaks only in wisdom phrases related to Christmas.
- Cute Kitten: To the point that several of the Raptorian Guards show signs of Cuteness Proximity at work upon extended exposure to her innate sweetness.
- Dissonant Serenity: The most Angel Kitty ever gets to being scared or worried is a few 'almost unnoticeable' surprise looks.
- Expy: Angel Kitty looks a LOT like Hello Kitty, except with an angel dress and a halo.
- Face Death with Dignity: When the Battlesaurs are going to drop her, Woody and Buzz down a vent into a spinning fan, she calmly plays a sad song on her trumpet- before one of the Battlesaurs rips it out of her hand and throws it down the vent where it is shredded by the fan. While Woody and Buzz scream as they are about to be dropped, she makes no noise and doesn't even look scared.
- Funny Background Event: While the other toys are chasing after a Battlesaur they had just seen, she has a lot of trouble keeping up with them, lagging several feet behind them and is out of breath with exhaustion.
- Holy Halo: Her halo, since she is named "Angel Kitty", and angels are usually holy.
- Stealth Hi/Bye: At the end of the special, she seems to disappear, presumably until next Christmas.
Forky
Forky
Voiced by: Tony Hale Other voice actors
Appearances: Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Forky Asks a Question
"I am NOT a toy! I was made for soup, salad, maybe chili, and then the trash. "
Forky is a spork that was made into a toy by Bonnie with pipe-cleaners and googly eyes.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: A unibrow made out of a pipe cleaner, to be precise.
- Blush Sticker: He has permanent ones.
- Decoy Protagonist: In the trailer and first arc of the movie, he seems the Deuteragonist and main foil to Woody, but his arc is resolved pretty quickly as a plot device to focus on Woody and Bo's adventures instead.
- Distressed Dude: Spends most of 4 held captive by Gabby Gabby, forcing Woody and Bo to save him.
- The Drag-Along: Woody has to drag him along the road side because Forky refuses to come back to Bonnie by himself.
- The Eeyore: Initially pessimistic and self-loathing, but grows out of it thanks to Woody's help.
- Existential Horror: Forky seems to be facing an existential crisis in this story. Being a spork with the purpose of a toy will do that to you.
- Foil: He's a marked contrast to Buzz Lightyear from the first movie, in that both characters struggle with the idea of being a toy before finally accepting it at the end of their arcs. However, while Buzz had a fairly grand and self-important delusion of being a space ranger and had to be brought down to Earth over being a mere toy, Forky struggles to see himself as anything more than literal trash and has to be convinced he's better than that as Bonnie's toy. Buzz remained firmly convinced he was a space ranger for most of the movie and only realized his true nature near the end, while Forky realizes and accepts himself as a toy early on in 4. Buzz spends most of the movie at odds with Woody before they become Fire-Forged Friends, while Forky befriends Woody early on. Both characters are the favorite toys of their owners, but Buzz is a complex electronic toy with dozens of functions and features while Forky is a simplistic, hand-made toy.
- Freak Out: Upon the realization that he is alive and now destined to be a toy.
- Furry Confusion: A deliberate, In-Universe example. He is conflicted over the fact that he does not consider himself to be a toy in the way that the other characters are, even though he was made as one by Bonnie.
- Gonk: Not so much ugly as bizarre-looking, his different appearance from the other toys is due to being a handcrafted toy by Bonnie.
- Heroic Self-Deprecation: Played with: Early on, Forky can't see himself as being anything other than trash. Given how he was made in part by the items Woody had grabbed from the trash, it is easy to see why he can't see himself as being a toy; it is not that he doesn't think he can be, it is that he literally (at first) struggles to see himself as anything but trash.
- Humanoid Abomination: He doesn't even look that bizarre as much as he does look crudely made, per se, but by toy (or spork) standards, he may as well be one.
- Insistent Terminology: He'll only ever refer to himself as either trash or a spork, not a toy.
- The Load: Forky is the one that causes most of the trouble of the plot albeit unintentionally and innocently, since he sincerely believes he belongs in the trash and Woody goes to lengths to keep him safe and help him understand his value as a toy.
- Mad Eye: One of his googly eyes is larger than the other.
- Nervous Wreck: When Forky is introduced, he becomes paranoid around his new toy friends and vehemently makes a run for the trash bin each time Woody tries to get him to cooperate. This is due to his existential dread, feeling unable to fit in with a group of toys as an eating utensil.
- Nice Guy: With Woody's influence, Forky gradually shows a kind-hearted and warm personality as he is friendly towards almost everyone he meets, including Gabby Gabby, the toy who stole him away from Woody and is very sympathetic towards the former's plight and took the time to watch her try and win over Harmony.
- Non-Indicative Name: Forky is a spork, not a fork. This is possibly because Bonnie named him while not knowing the difference.
- The Pigpen: Downplayed, as originally existing just to be thrown away still makes him feel most comfortable surrounded by trash. Woody finally gets through why he can't just be thrown away when Forky realizes he makes Bonnie feel how trash makes him feel.
- Really Was Born Yesterday: We witness the moment that Bonnie crafts him and the first time he comes to life when she is not looking. The events of Toy Story 4 take place when he is around two days old; which he lampshades with a quip about having known Woody his entire life. His resultant naivete is the main theme of Forky Asks A Question.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Forky's existential crisis over his belief that he is not a toy prompts him to jump out of the family RV while it is in motion.
- Tomato in the Mirror: In the teaser trailer, Forky realizes he is not really a toy (being crudely made by Bonnie) and promptly has a Freak Out.
- Tortured Monster: He starts out being in mental torment over the fact that he is a living spork and prefers being thrown away in the trash. Fortunately, he gets better and learns to accept his place as a toy.
Karen Beverly
Karen Beverly
"How am I alive?"
Voiced by: Melissa Villaseñor Other voice actors
Appearances: Toy Story 4
A new toy crafted by Bonnie, this time on the basis of a plastic knife.
- All There in the Script: The end credits and
The Merch reveal her name. - Distaff Counterpart: To Forky, complete with pipe-cleaners as arms and googly eyes, and the same existential questions.
- Humanoid Abomination: Just like Forky, she looks bizarre because she was crudely made by a child.
- Long Hair Is Feminine: Voiced by a woman, and Bonnie crafted her with long hair by contrast with Forky.
Bonnie's Other Toys
Carl Reineroceros, Chairol Burnett, Bitey White, Melephant Brooks, Old Timer, Joy, Mr. Spell, and Rib Tickles
Voiced by: Carl Reiner, Carol Burnett, Betty White, Mel Brooks, Alan Oppenheimer Other voice actors
Film Appearances: Toy Story 4
Other Appearances: Toy Story of Terror | Forky Asks a Question
Other toys of Bonnie, notably five older toys she had placed in her closet with Woody.
- Continuity Cameo: One of them is an Old Timer from Toy Story of Terror!. She also owns a Mr. Spell.
- Precious Puppies: Joy is a big-headed plush puppy. There is also another plush puppy who serves as a door knocker.
- Punny Name: Chairol Burnett, Melephant Brooks, Bitey White and Carl Reinoceros are all puns based on their respective voice actors.
- Remember the New Guy?: We do not even get a hint of their existence in any previous media, and they appear without an introduction.
- Sassy Black Woman: Despite being a dog, Rib's voice and method of speaking, alongside her bemused reaction to Forky, suggests this.
- The Unintelligible: Joy only ever barks.
