History Fridge / ToyStory4

* People say that Woody was surprisingly quick to forgive Gabby Gabby after some of her villainous actions and that it was crazy for him to give up his voicebox, but I think he did the smart thing to help her out, because imagine if Woody wasn't the AllLovingHero he was, held a grudge against her, and didn't help her find a kid. She was already committing morally questionable acts out of desperation for a voicebox, but if the abandonment continued, it's likely she would have eventually turned into another Lotso.

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* After making a pit stop at a Poultry Palace, why didn't Bonnie gain a Fun Meal toy? Even if the toy just had one or two lines in the RV and no effect on the plot, it would have made sense.
** FridgeBrilliance: The toy didn't have a face on it. Alternatively, maybe she just didn't order a Fun Meal.
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** FridgeBrilliance: The toy didn't have a face on it.

* Think about everybody's goals and conclusions: Woody wants to reunite with Bonnie and stays with Bo. Bunny and Ducky want a kid so much, they're willing to keep Buzz away from one, and end up helping other toys find kids. Meanwhile, Forky wants to be thrown away, and ends up with Bonnie.
* Forky calls the merry-go-round a carousal because he's been hanging out with Gabby Gabby, who was made in the 50s.

* Bo's arm coming off is played for laughs, but when her sheep fall in the antique shop a part of them falls off. All it'd take is one bad fall or casual instance like Bonnie's dad stepping on Woody's head to wreck Bo and her sheep.

* Think about everybody's goals and conclusions: [[spoiler: Woody wants to reunite with Bonnie and stays with Bo. Bunny and Ducky want a kid so much, they're willing to keep Buzz away from one, and end up helping other toys find kids. Meanwhile, Forky wants to be thrown away, and ends up with Bonnie.]]
* Forky calls the merry-go-round a carousal because [[spoiler: he's been hanging out with Gabby Gabby, who was made in the 50s.]]

* In the final trailer, Ducky and Bunny suggest "the ol' plush rush" - in which they would come to life and attack the store's owner - as a method to retrieve the key. It immediately implies that they have done this sort of thing before. Somebody has been attacked by living plush toys and probably went crazy as a result.

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* Early information about the movie said that it would be about finding Bo Peep, as she wasn't in the previous movie because Andy's mom sold her. The reveal trailer, however, instead introduces the story of Forky, and the existential crisis of a spork being awakened as a toy because some kid glued googly eyes and put a pipe-cleaner mouth and arms on it. These two premises are more related than they might seem once you remember that Bo Peep is made of porcelain. Nobody would make a child's toy out of something as fragile as porcelain, leading to the conclusion that, like Forky, Bo Peep did not start out as a toy -- she ''became'' one when Andy started playing with her instead of leaving her and her sheep as mere figurines.
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* Early information about the movie said that it would be about finding Bo Peep, as she wasn't in the previous movie because Andy's mom sold her. The reveal trailer, however, instead introduces the story of Forky, and the existential crisis of a spork being awakened as a toy because some kid glued googly eyes and put a pipe-cleaner mouth and arms on it. These two premises are more related than they might seem once you remember that Bo Peep is made of porcelain. Nobody would make a child's toy out of something as fragile as porcelain, leading to the conclusion that, like Forky, Bo Peep did not start out as a toy -- she ''became'' one when Andy started playing with her.

* Remember all those parodies where Andy or a CaptainErsatz of him plays with his parents' "special items" when they're not home, and they have a mental breakdown because they're aware of [[ADateWithRosiePalms what they usually do]]? Well, now those parodies are canon somewhere.

* Remember all those parodies where Andy or a CaptainErsatz of him plays with his parents' "special items" when they're not home, and they have a mental breakdown because now they're aware of [[ADateWithRosiePalms what they usually do]]? Well, now those parodies are canon somewhere.

* Remember all those parodies where Andy or a CaptainErsatz of him plays with his parents' "special items" when they're not home, and they have a mental breakdown because now they're aware of [[ADateWithRosiePalms what they usually do]]? Considering this movie shows that ''anything'' can be a toy if a kid plays with it hard enough...

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