History Characters / ToyStoryToysAtAlsToyBarn

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Laurent Gamelon (European French), Éric Gaudry (Canadian French), Rubér Moya (Latin Spanish), Dariusz Odija (Polish)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/GabrielPingarron (Latin Spanish), José Santa Cruz (Brazilian Portuguese), Erik Schumann (German), Igor Yefimov (Russian), Witold Pyrkosz(Polish)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Rubér Moya (Latin Spanish), Dariusz Odija (Polish)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/JoseLuisOrozco (Latin Spanish), Creator/GuilhermeBriggs (Brazilian Portuguese), Creator/RichardDarbois (French), Łukasz Nowicki (Polish)

* HeelFaceTurn: He was never evil, but just a misguided antagonist, but he still fully joins the group once Buzz convinces him.

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Dulce Guerrero (Latin Spanish), Katarzyna Pysiak (Polish, 2), Tamara Arciuch (Polish, 3-4)

* IHatePastMe: A variant. He behaves exactly the same way that Andy's Buzz used to behave... much to the irritation of Andy's Buzz, who now fully understands Woody's initial exasperation towards him...

* HairTriggerTemper: Slinky politely asks them if they have seen Woody, they proceed to start arguing with each other over which one of them Slinky was asking, then get into a fist fight.

* AdaptationalVillainy: In the video game, he is a Boss that tries to kill Buzz.

* ReplacementFlatCharacter: Like the first Buzz, he has no idea he is a toy. This serves to remind Andy's Buzz how annoying and stuck up he'd acted right out of the box. "Tell me I wasn't this deluded..."
** However, though he doesn't go through the same CharacterDevelopment the original Buzz had in the first film, he does end up making peace with his father and acting more friendly towards Buzz and the others. He's even shown trying to help the others get Woody back when Stinky Pete locks the grate.

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He and his father disappear from the plot after the toys leave Al's penthouse. [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in that they had no further connections nor interest in the rest of the movie's plot.

* UpToEleven: His ion blaster goes to eleven in the ShowWithinAShow.

* NiceHat: A blue tour guide's hat.

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Gabriel Pingarrón (Latin Spanish), José Santa Cruz (Brazilian Portuguese), Erik Schumann (German), Igor Yefimov (Russian), Witold Pyrkosz(Polish)

* EvilCounterpart: To Woody. After the events of ''Toy Story 2'', we can notice that both he and Woody have a lot in common. Even if you ignore the fact that they are both cowboy toys, they both like to pose as authority figures for their friends, and they both like to decide on them against their will. Sure, Stinky Pete was forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against against their wills, but in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory3'', Woody acts in an incredibly similar way in that he too wanted to force his friends to leave Sunnyside. In many ways, it is their purposes that motivates them both to stick with their beliefs and stubbornness.

* PlotIrrelevantVillain: He doesn't really contribute to the film's plot beyond an action scene with Utility Buzz, which the main characters, sans Rex, opt to ignore while they focus on rescuing Woody.

* BreakoutCharacter: He's deceptively popular despite his small role in the movies. The [=PS3=] version of the ''Toy Story 3'' game has an ad campaign based mostly around him being a playable character, he's featured as a central antagonist in ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'', and is going to appear in the ''WesternAnimation/{{Lightyear}}'' animated film as its main antagonist.

* EvilSoundsDeep: He's the central BigBad of the ''Buzz Lightyear'' franchise, and has the booming bass voice to go along with it.

* LittleGreenManInACan: Not in the actual movies and animated TV series, but in the concept art where he's really just a small alien in robotic armor. While this appears to be scrapped in the film's final cut, it's been lampshaded when Zurg, in ''2'', see Buzz running via his "Zurg Vision", as if implying that there's actually another alien toy inside him seeing Buzz, instead of Zurg himself seeing Buzz.

* PutOnABus: He and Utility Belt Buzz decide to leave Andy's toys so they can catch up on some father-son bonding. Outside of a brief cameo in ''Toy Story 3'' and a mini-meal version of him appearing in ''Small Fry'', he's been completely absent from the main series, with no mention in ''Toy Story 4'' at all. At the very least, the ''WesternAnimation/{{Lightyear}}'' movie is set to feature the original iteration that inspired the toy.
* UnknownRival: To Andy's Buzz, who doesn't notice Zurg chasing him from Al's Toy Barn across the street to his apartment. Even when he catches up to him, Buzz only reacts with mild surprise and a few raised eyebrows before focusing on saving Woody. It hardly matters though as Utility Buzz is more than happy to engage him in battle.
* UnseenNoMore: He is only mentioned by Buzz in the first movie, but appears in ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory2'', and is the main villain in ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand''.

* FantasticRacism: He has a deep hatred of space toys because they became more popular since Sputnik and the Space Age, putting cowboy toys and ''Woody's Roundup'' out of fashion. The idea that Woody is best friends with a space toy outright sickens him.

* WoobieDestroyerOfWorlds: Was one of those toys "spending a lifetime on a dime store shelf, watching every other toy be sold." This agonizing experience caused him to become bitter and willing to manipulate or outright force his "friends" Woody, Jessie, and Bullseye into going along with what he wants, whether they like it or not. Ironically, when he winds up being taken home at last by a little girl who defaces all her toys by drawing on them with crayons, he considers this the worst fate imaginable. However, according to the producers, it was stated that he accepted that fate and thus, averts the worst fate imaginable.

* PetTheDog: Even as he is talking Jessie into coming to the Tokyo museum with him, he does genuinely feel some sympathy for her troubles.

* BreakoutVillain: Zurg goes from a comparatively minor PlotIrrelevantVillain in ''Toy Story 2'' to the BigBad of the spinoff series ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand''.

%%* EvilSoundsDeep

* EvilSoundsDeep: Being a DarthVaderClone, this should be expected.

* KarmaHoudini: The website reveals that Pete loves his new owner and enjoys being painted on. However, this also means that he never really pays for his actions, meaning he got off scot-free.

* ChildHater: He generally doesn't like human children, as he's never been played with or loved as a toy (no child wanted him). When he is ultimately defeated by Buzz and Andy's toys at the climax, he screams that he hates children and that they destroy toys. Ironically, the girl who picks up Pete seems thrilled to find him in her backpack intending to use him as a playmate for her Barbie doll.

* OlderThanTheyLook: He and the roundup gang are merchandise for a television show that aired ''before Sputnik was launched''. After that, the show was cancelled and they probably stopped making the merchandise. That means that Woody, Jessie, Bullseye and Stinky Pete could be ''at least forty-nine years old'' as of the third movie.

* DarthVaderClone: He's an AffectionateParody of the man, complete with BadassCape, a mouth meant to evoke Vader's breathing apparatus, and a BadassBaritone who pulls a LukeIAmYourFather on Buzz. The first movie even mentions he has a weapon capable of [[Film/ANewHope annihilating entire planets]].

* {{Expy}}:
** A parody of [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]].
** He also bears a slight resemblance to [[Anime/ScienceNinjaTeamGatchaman Berg Katse]].

* EvilCounterpart: To Woody. After the events of Toy Story 2, we can notice that both he and Woody have a lot in common. Even if you ignore the fact that they are both cowboy toys, they both like to pose as authority figures for their friends, and they both like to decide on them against their will. Sure, Stinky Pete was forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against his will, but in Toy Story 3, Woody acts in an incredibly similar way in that he too wanted to force his friends to leave Sunnyside. In many ways, it is their purposes that motivates them both to stick with their beliefs and stubbornness.

* EvilCounterpart: To Woody. After the events of Toy Story 2, we can notice that both he and Woody have a lot in common. Even if you ignore the fact that they are both cowboy toys, they both like to pose as authority figures for their friends, and they both like to decide on them against their will. Sure, Pete was forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against his will, but in Toy Story 3, Woody acts in an incredibly similar way in that he too wanted to force his friends to leave Sunnyside. In many ways, it is their purposes that motivates them both to stick with their beliefs and stubbornness.

* EvilCounterpart: To Woody. After the events of Toy Story 2, we can notice that both he and Woody have a lot in common. Even if you ignore the fact that they are both cowboy toys, they both like to pose as authority figures for their friends, and they both like to decide on them against their will. Sure, Pete was forcing the Roundup Gang to go to Japan against his will, but in Toy Story 3, Woody acts in an incredibly similar way in that he too wanted to force his friends to leave Sunnyside. In many ways, it's their purposes that motivates them to stick with their beliefs and stubbornness.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: His comment on questioning if Woody thinks Andy will take him to college, and his warnings that toys will one day be destroyed by children, forgotten and thrown away, come into play in ''Toy Story 3''.

* BadassInCharge: He rules an empire.
* {{BFG}}: His character in ShowWithinAShow can shoot [[SlowLaser Slow Lasers]] from it, while the toy version of him shoots [[WeaponizedBall Weaponized Balls]] instead.

* BreakoutCharacter: He's deceptively popular despite his small role in the movies. The [=PS3=] version of the ''Toy Story 3'' game has an ad campaign based mostly around him being a playable character.

* TheCameo: A Zurg action figure (whether it's the one from ''Toy Story 2'' or another is not specified) is seen being welcomed by Barbie, Ken and the others at Sunnyside Daycare in the credits for ''Toy Story 3''.

* CardCarryingVillain: PlayedForLaughs.
* DarthVaderClone: He's an AffectionateParody.

* DefeatMeansFriendship: Apparently he finally accepted Buzz as his son after being defeated, as he later spends quality time with him.

* MadeOfIron: He survives a fall down an elevator shaft with nothing to show for it but a dent on his helmet.

* UnknownRival: To Andy's Buzz who doesn't notice Zurg chasing him from Al's Toy Barn across the street to his apartment. Even when he catches up to him, Buzz only reacts with mild surprise and a few raised eyebrows before focusing on saving Woody. It hardly matters though as Utility Buzz is more than happy to engage him in battle.

* AVillainNamedZrg: His name is Zurg.

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Gabriel Pingarrón (Latin Spanish), José Santa Cruz (Brazilian Portuguese), Erik Schumann (German), Igor Yefimov (Russian)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Rubér Moya (Latin Spanish)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Creator/JoseLuisOrozco (Latin Spanish), Creator/GuilhermeBriggs (Brazilian Portuguese), Creator/RichardDarbois (French)

!!!'''Dubbed by:''' Dulce Guerrero (Latin Spanish)

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