History Headscratchers / ToyStory4

** About buying a new voice box online, Gabby probably already tried that prior Woody arriving. It's just that both she and Woody are toys made well back into the 50s--way before Internet is a thing. It's safe to say that nobody would be producing replacement voice boxes anymore (and to compare this with Wreck-it Ralph 2: even Sugar Rush - a relatively modern arcade compared to toys like Woody, only has ''one'' spare wheel part on sale online because its company stopped producing more of them, so what chance does old toys have?), and even if there is one, it'd probably still be inside a Woody/a Gabby toy and not as a spare part. If a voicebox is torn off from toys like Woody or Gabby for any reason, their owners would have find a way to repair them and put them back inside their toys. There's no reason for them to put a spare voicebox ''only'' to be sold online without its toy, right?

* Something that is never mentioned in any movie before, as Bo is clearly played by Andy and spending time in his room, but suddenly she's established as Molly's toy, fine, but the movie says that Bo was bought because Molly was afraid of the dark, however in the first movie Molly is an infant and Andy already has Bo around and seem to be playing with her for quite a while. So what happened? How do they new Molly -an infant back then- was afraid of the dark?

** Albeit a last minute add-on, I remember having a Red Ranger toy as a kid, the type with a poseable weapon in hand. My mom ''do'' allow me to sleep with it, but tells me to "put the (toy) weapon aside before you sleep with it". Just saying.

[[folder: How long has Bo Peep really been on her own?]]
* Bo tells Woody that she has been on her own for seven years, but it's confirmed that Andy's mom gave her away nine years ago. So she was donated to the antique store just two years after she was given away? After watching ''Lamp Life'' the time span appears to be longer.

[[folder: How long has Bo Peep really been on her own?]]
* Bo tells Woody that she has been on her own for seven years, but it's confirmed that Andy's mom gave her away nine years ago. So she was donated to the antique store just two years after she was given away? After watching ''Lamp Life'' the time span appears to be longer.
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* Something that is never mentioned in any movie before, as Bo is clearly palyed by Andy and spending time in his room, but suddenly she's established as Molly's toy, fine, but the movie says that Bo was bought because Molly was afraid of the dark, however in the first movie Molly is an infant and Andy already has Bo around and seem to be playing with her for quite a while. So what happened? How do they new Molly -an infant back then- was afraid of the dark?

* So the Bensons apparently can't speak because they are ventriloquist dummies and can apparently not speak without a ventriloquist. But even toys without built-in voice boxes can speak when they're active. And even toys that do have voice boxes don't need them to speak in their active mode. So why can't the Bensons speak on their own even though there are many other toys that can, even toys that can't speak by themselves in their toy modes?

* So the Bensons apparently can't speak because they are ventriloquist dummies and can apparently not speak without a ventriloquist. But there are other toys that, in their toy mode, can't speak, but they can when they are alive. And even toys with voice boxes don't need them to speak when they're alive. So why can't the Bensons speak on their own even though there are many other toys that can, even toys that can't speak by themselves in their toy modes.

* So the Bensons apparently can't speak because they are ventriloquist dummies and can apparently not speak without a ventriloquist. But there are other toys that, in their toy mode, can't speak, but they can when they are alive. And even toys with voice boxes don't need them to speak when they're alive. So why can't the Bensons speak on their own even though there are many other toys that can, even toys that can't speak in their toy modes.

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*** Even if being able to speak audibly was a feature that a Gabby doll absolutely requires, it doesn't answer the question of why she couldn't simply disable the voicebox entirely, then ''recite the phrases herself'' if its string were pulled. After all, toys' ability to make themselves heard by humans became an essential plot device for the film, when Trixie started delivering fake satnav instructions to Bonnie's dad.

* Has it ever occurred to anyone that Mr. and Mrs. Anderton allowed their young daughter to ''sleep with a pointed utensil'' (Forky, duh) in her hand? One who is literal trash (the base of Forky's legs appears to be attached with it's body using bubblegum or Play-Doh. Can't tell but leaning on the former since Woody got it from under a trashcan)? \\