Stinky Pete

Stinky Pete (also known as the Propestor) is the main antagonist of the movie Toy Story 2. He is a prospector doll based off a character in Woody's Roundup who wants to go to the Konishi Toy Museum in Tokyo, Japan due to him never experienced a child's love. 
He was voiced by Kelsey Grammer.
==Physical Appearance==
Stinky Pete is an over weight prospector toy who has a pick axe, a gray bread and wears a red shirt, blue overarolls black boots, and a brown hat.
==Role in the Movie Trivia==
Sitnky Pete is part of the Woody's Roundup Toy Collection. His box had never been opened, so he's a "mint-in-the-Box" to collector's. He is quite intelligent, manipulative, and well-spoken and seems to be a grandfather or mentor when he first appears. He spent his life on a dime store shelf, watching every other toy be sold until Al McWhiggin bought him. Why he sees children as the eradication of toys is because he never experienced the love and affection of a child, explaining his malicious and bitter nature later on in the movie and explaining also why he would rather be in Japan than love any child. Stinky Pete really hates space toys as he blames space adventures for causing the show Woody's Roundup to be cancelled. When Woody first arrives, Stinky Pete acts like a kind great-fatherlly figure. He is later revealed to His true colors are shown when Woody decides to home to Andy and invites him, Jessie and Bullseye to come live with him and Andy. He screws the air vent up very tightly to stop Woody from escaping. He also keeps Woody from getting his arm back from Al by turning on the TV and framing Jessie for it. The process is not seen onscreen, but it can be guessed that while Woody was climbing on top of Al for his arm, The Prospector left his box, then flipped on the TV via the remote control, just when Woody thought he was in the clear and getting ready to run. Prospector then possibly scooted the remote control over to Jessie so as to make Woody think that she was the one trying to stop him, thus probably explaining the process of how he framed her. When Jessie and Woody fight, The Prospector orders them to stop and then falls down from the stand he was on while still in his box. He then faked innocence and claimed that he didn't know how that television turned on, but having a scuffle over that wasn't helping (this is a part of his grandfatherly side). This all finally leads to the airport, where Buzz comes to rescue Woody. The Prospector punches Buzz, angering Woody and the two fight but Woody's old rip is reopened by him. He is about to finish Woody off until Buzz and the other toys blind him with a flash camera. Buzz grabs him by the shirt and holds him up. The Prospector tells Andy's toys that they are being bamboozled, saying that children destroy toys and that they will rot in a landfill. Woody tells Stinky Pete that it's time he learns "the true meaning of playtime" and orders all the toys to drop him off in a Barbie doll backpack that belongs to a girl named Amy, who likes to draw tattoos on her doll's faces. Amy decides to give him a "makeover," and he starts to cry as he is taken to his new home. Although this appeared to be a bad ending, it had given the Prospector somewhat of a sense of justice. Because he had to endure seeing children wanting other toys except him for 50 years, now he was being owned by a child after ½ a century of being passed over.
Trivia
*Despite being a protagonist on the TV show, in reality, the Prospector was an antagonist as he tried many times to convince Woody to go to Japan with them and hurt some of Woody's friends.
*Stinky Pete predicked some of the events and characters of Toy Story 3. 
*#In an outtake from Toy Story 2, Stinky Pete was talking to two of the three Barbies in Wheezy's musical number about getting one of them a part in Toy Story 3. Oddly enough, one of theose Barbies appeared in Toy Story 3.
*#In the movie, Prospector questioned Woody about the idea of thinking that Andy was going to take him with him to college. And in Toy Story 3, his prediction on that comes true. Andy gave Woody, and his other toys, to a young girl named Bonnie.
*#The Prospector tells Andy's toys that they are being bamboozled, saying that children destroy toys and that they will rot in a landfill. In Toy Story 3, They actually go to a landfill, along with a bear named Lotso.
*Despite these predicktions, Stinky Pete didn't in the third film. However there is a poster where he is leaning on a 3 'indicating that he was originally going to be in the third, although was scrapped when the filmakers couldn't Kelsey Grammer to reprise the role.
*Despite he doesn't appear in the third film, He appears in Toy Story 3: The Video Game.
*The Prospector's statement that children are destructive to toys is stereotypical and mean-spirited. However, there is an element of truth to it, considering the likes of Sid Philips.
*Following the events of Toy Story 2, the characters granted interviews. Among them was a reformed Prospector, who said he has now become fond of Amy and accustomed to her decorations.
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