To Infinity and Beyond | Pixar Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia To Infinity and Beyond Share "To Infinity and Beyond!" is Buzz Lightyear 's famous catchphrase in the films Toy Story , Toy Story 2 , and Toy Story 3 , and the TV series Buzz Lightyear of Star Command . The phrase is not only said by Buzz, but is also said or referenced by other characters, notably Woody . The catchphrase served as a namesake for the book To Infinity and Beyond!: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios . Contents Buzz Lightyear, just before demonstrating how he flies to the toys. The phrase is displayed on Andy 's Buzz Lightyear blanket. Andy, as he plays with Buzz Lightyear before the family outing at Pizza Planet . The phrase is heard in a commercial advertising Buzz Lightyear toys . Buzz Lightyear, just before jumping from the railing at Sid's house . Woody, impersonating Buzz Lightyear, as he tries to convince the toys that Buzz Lightyear is with him. Sid , as he takes Buzz Lightyear out of his room to be blown up. Woody, as he and Buzz Lightyear fly down slowly in the air while trying to catch up with the moving truck .

Toy Story 2 Buzz Lightyear in the video game, as he uses his anti-gravity servos to propel himself back up. Andy, as he impersonates Buzz Lightyear in his little playtime before leaving for Cowboy Camp. Referenced by Buzz Lightyear, as he departs Andy's room to go on his mission to rescue Woody, by saying "To Al's Toy Barn , and beyond!" Utility Belt Buzz , as he prepares to "blast through the roof." Utility Belt Buzz, as the elevator takes him and the toys up to Al's Penthouse . Referenced by Woody, who tells Buzz Lightyear that he will have old Buzz Lightyear to keep him company "for infinity and beyond." Toy Story 3 Buzz Lightyear in Andy's realistic imagination, after lifting a train up out of a ravine. Referenced by Woody, as Buzz tells him that they will be together, to which Woody replies, "For infinity and beyond." Referenced again by Woody, after Buzz reawakens to his normal self from being hit by a television and asks where he has been, Woody replies, "Beyond infinity." Buzz's voice box says the phrase when Bonnie presses one of his talk buttons.

Buzz Lightyear of Star Command TV series In the pilot movie when Buzz is reversing the Uni-mind's corruption. In various pilot intros for the episodes. Trivia Toy Story - Buzz Lightyear: "To infinity.... and Beyond" - YouTube Toy Story - Buzz Lightyear: "To infinity.... and Beyond" Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Jan 3, 2015 Buzz is a toy space ranger hero according to the movies and action figure in the Toy Story franchise. Along with Woody, he is one of the two lead characters in all three Toy Story movies. He also appeared in the movie Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins and the television series spin-off Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, as well as the two film sequels. His often repeated catchphrase is "To infinity... and beyond!" Category List of catch phrases and quotes from the Toy Story Movies Advertisement Toy Story is a 1995 computer-animated family comedy film produced by Pixar.

Distributed by Walt Disney Pictures and directed by John Lasseter, Toy Story was the first feature-length computer-animated film and the also first film produced by Pixar. Toy Story follows a bunch of anthropomorphic toys who pretend to be lifeless whenever humans are present, and focuses on the relationship between Woody, a pullstring cowboy doll (voiced by Tom Hanks), and Buzz Lightyear, an astronaut action figure (voiced by Tim Allen). Toy Story-inspired material has run the gamut from toys, video games, theme park attractions, spin-offs, merchandise, and two sequels--Toy Story 2 (1999) and Toy Story 3 (2010)--both of which received huge commercial success and critical acclaim. Holy Bargains, Batman! Buzz Lightyear's catchphrase !' is our favourite movie line says Radio Times poll | Daily Mail Online comments Of all the great lines, in all the films, it all had to come down to a plastic spaceman.

According to a new poll, the greatest line in movie history is Buzz Lightyear’s catchphrase: ‘To infinity…and beyond!’ The public vote saw the line said by a toy astronaut in Disney’s 1995 film Toy Story come out top by just one vote. Scroll down for video 'To infinity... and beyond!' Buzz Lightyear's famous quote has been voted the greatest line in movie histroy This narrow margin gave it victory over Michael Caine’s line, ‘You’re only supposed to blow the bloody doors off’ from 1969’s The Italian Job. Third place went to ‘Say hello to my little friend’, screamed by Al Pacino in 1983’s Scarface. The Radio Times vote is sure to split opinion, with only ten quotes chosen from an original shortlist of 50 and many favourites not included in the process at all. RELATED ARTICLES Share 382 shares Quotes that were chosen by the magazine to go to the public vote, but failed to attract enough support to make it into the final ten, include: ‘May the Force be with you’ from Star Wars and ‘Here’s looking at you, kid’ from Casablanca.

'I love the smell of napalm in the morning’ from Apocalypse Now, ‘Love means never having to say you’re sorry’ from Love Story and ‘The stuff that dreams are made of’ from The Maltese Falcon, were not even up for consideration. 'He's not the Messiah, he's a very naughty boy': The Life Of Brian quip, spoken by Brian's mother - played by Terry Jones - came in fourth in the top ten greatest movie quotes Not even considered: Robert Duvall uttered the immortal line 'I love the smell of napalm in the morning,' in the Vietnam war classic Apocalypse Now, which didn't even feature in the Radio Times poll Last out of the 50 was the famous line from Hitchcock’s thriller Psycho: ‘A boy’s best friend is his mother’, which picked up just one vote from the 2,500 cast in total. The other famous lines in the top ten were ‘He’s not the Messiah. He’s a very naughty boy’ from Monty Python’s The Life of Brian which came in fourth. It was spoken by Brian’s mother, played by Terry Jones, and is one of a series of jokes in which Brian is mistaken for Jesus.

Next came ‘You’re going to need a bigger boat’ from Steven Spielberg’s Jaws and Gone with the Wind’s ‘Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn’. Carry On Cleo’s: ‘Infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it in for me’ came in seventh, beating Blade Runner’s ‘All those moments will be lost in time… like tears in rain’. ‘Nobody’s perfect’ from Some Like It Hot and ‘We want the finest wines available to humanity. And we want them here, and we want them now’ from Withnail & I came ninth and tenth respectively. Just missing out was ‘Bond. James Bond’, first uttered in 1962’s Dr No by Sean Connery. Film critic Barry Norman, who worked with the magazine on the poll, revealed his favourite quote to be ‘Daddy! My Daddy!’ from the end of The Railway Children, claiming it ‘always brings a tear to my eye’. However, even this didn’t make it onto the final list.

Mr Norman, who hosted the BBC’s The Film Programme from 1972 until 1998, said: ‘For me the power of words in films is just as great as that of visual images and helps to stamp the movie in my memory. 'And certain lines have a potent effect on me, however many times I hear them. For instance, I have to confess that Jenny Agutter’s “Daddy! My Daddy!” at the end of The Railway Children always brings a tear to my eyes.’ He said the success of the Toy Story line suggests many younger cinemagoers voted and, ‘reflects the continuing popularity of films as emotional and intellectual entertainment’. He added: ‘Therein, perhaps, lies a message for television programmers: the audience – or at least the thinking part of it, which I believe is greater than most programmers seem to acknowledge – is just as interested in the content and quality of the films themselves as they are in interviews with the stars’. Buzz Lightyear | Toy Story Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia Edit Buzz Lightyear was first seen on Toy Story as a birthday gift for Andy. At this time, Buzz does not realize that he is a toy, believing himself to be the real Buzz Lightyear.

He also thinks that all of his equipment is fully functional, not realizing that his communicator is a sticker, his laser is an LED, etc. This belief causes friction between Buzz and Woody, whom he refers to as a 'sad, strange, little man', Andy's previous favorite toy. The other toys in Andy's room are attracted by Buzz's doo-dads and gung-ho attitude, but Woody becomes increasingly jealous and contrives to cause Buzz to fall behind Andy's desk. Instead, Buzz falls out of the window and is thought to be lost. During this period, Buzz manages to survive and save Woody numerous times due to the fact that he still believes that he is a space ranger. Using both stealth and agility, he manages to get through all challenges with Woody until he learns the truth. Eventually Buzz and Woody meet up and through a series of incidents, Buzz comes first to realize that he is, in fact, a toy he learns this when he sees a Buzz Lightyear Action Figure TV commercial then attempts to fly out the window of toy-destroying child Sid's house, only to fall and break his left arm in the process.

At first, he falls into depression after learning the truth, but with encouragement from Woody, he gradually comes to accept the situation (being loved by Andy). He teams up with Woody to escape Sid, and together, they are able to reunite with Andy and the other toys. In Toy Story 2, Buzz leads Slinky, Mr. Potato Head, Rex, and Hamm on the mission to find and rescue Woody after he's stolen by Al McWhiggin, the owner of Al's Toy Barn, for his collection. Assuming the leadership role, Buzz manages to track down Woody's trail and find the culprit. He appears to be a serious leader right on his task, as he demands the toys not to give up until Woody is safely back in Andy's room. Buzz and the toys eventually succeed by navigating traffic, elevators, cars, airports, and aircraft. At one point in the movie, while investigating Al's Toy Barn itself, Buzz is captured by a newer Buzz Lightyear action figure, who overpowers him and imprisons him in a display box, showing that the entire toy line apparently holds the same ignorance of their existence as toys as Buzz once had.

Nevertheless, Buzz manages to break free from the box and follows the rest of the toys and Al all the way to his apartment, where he uses Woody's exact words from the first film to persuade Woody to come back home with him. After rescuing Woody and getting rid of the vile Prospector at the airport, Buzz assists Woody in rescuing Jessie. Despite being separated from Woody, Buzz commandeers Bullseye to follow Woody and is seen galloping next to the plane's wheels when he catches Woody's hat. After the toys finally return home, Buzz and Jessie enter a relationship together (the same way as Woody and Bo Peep). The last shot shows Woody, Buzz, and their respective girlfriends watching Wheezy sing "You've Got a Friend in Me". In the Super Bowl on during the 3rd quarter, Buzz and Woody are watching the Super Bowl and then watch a promo for WALL-E , who is playing with a vacuum. Characteristics Edit Buzz is a space ranger from the Intergalactic Alliance and is stationed in the Gamma Quadrant of Sector 4. He is the captain of the Alliance's Team. Lightyear is known for his bravery and courage. Buzz believes that following rules are the way people should live their life.

Though a great leader, at times he can be rather unemotional, one of his biggest character flaws. Buzz is said to be Emperor Zurg's son (à la Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back) as mentioned in Toy Story 2, but in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, this is revealed to be a taunt intended to catch Buzz off guard. Either way, this shows that Buzz does not know his father. Buzz is trained in several forms of martial arts and is a highly skilled warrior in hand to hand combat. Being in peak physical condition, Buzz makes a perfect space ranger and is an example to many. Edit Buzz wears a rather high-tech space suit, similar to that of astronauts, though more streamlined. The suit chest features a control panel. On the left hand side of the suit, a large red button activates the suit's flight system. When activated, the wings on the suit's backpack will unfold, and the boosters at the bottom of the pack will ignite, allowing the wearer to fly. The sides of the wings carry lights that blink red and green, indicating port and starboard sides, in order to prevent any in-air collisions. The buttons on the right of the suit have numerous functions.

Though it is unknown which button does what, when pressed the wearer will be able to contact Star Command, the headquarters of Buzz Lightyear and his allies. The suit also has a liquid adamantium-nitrogen layer which allows Buzz to withstand virtually any physical attack and, in special circumstances, can be used to repel telepaths. Buzz's suit also protects against the vacuum and cold of space. It can also translate all he says into any language even an outspace dialect. A retractable helmet, when activated, covers Buzz's head and allows him to breathe in space or on planets lacking a sufficient supply of oxygen. The helmet is activated by pressing the purple button on the side of the chest armor. When pressed once, the helmet automatically swings up and seals; when pressed again the helmet flips back down. To protect against the heat of re-entry, the suit contains a shield generator. The left arm of the suit has a panel that flips open to reveal a display that contains a mission log in the wrist area to record history and provide records. It is also where a "Made In Taiwan" wording is embossed, one of the critical evidence that made him realize he was really a toy.

Also located in this area are oxygen gauges, a fuel gauge for the jet pack, and a speaker. The right arm contains the weapon system which projects a powerful laser out of the small cannon on the back of the wrist. It is unknown how long the laser's battery life lasts, but it is known that it requires a recharge after some time. The suit's backpack, containing folded wings and boosters, allows Buzz to fly through space. It runs on rechargeable fuel cells. Depending on the situation, a different backpack can be attached to the suit. The wings, when enabled, are lined with strobe lights. Edit As seen in Toy Story 2, Buzz has a utility belt as an upgrade to his already powerful suit. The buckle of the belt activates the anti-gravity servos stored around the belt. When pressed, a blue beam shoots out before completely covering the wearer in a bubble which allows them to, as the name suggests, defy gravity and fly without the aid of the jetpack. On the sides of the belt, two magnets are stored for climbing reasons. The magnets are shown to be able to support up to three pounds (1.3 kg ) before slipping, making them rather strong for toy magnets.

At the back of the belt a compartment contains a grappling hook which can easily fold up. The string of the grappling hook is estimated to be about 12 inches (30 cm) long and strong, being able to hold four toys without fraying. Buzz Lightyear | Disney Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia [Source] Buzz Lightyear is the deuteragonist of the Disney / Pixar Toy Story movies , the titular protagonist of his own television series and a supporting character in the other Toy Story media. In the theatrical films, the featured Buzz is a toy — a spaceman action figure — whereas the television series follow the adventures of the fictional space ranger on whom the toy is modeled. His often repeated catchphrase is: "To infinity and beyond!" Contents Background History Buzz is a universal space ranger from the Intergalactic Alliance and is stationed in the Gamma Quadrant of Sector 4. He is the captain of the Alliance's team. Lightyear is known for his bravery and courage. Buzz believes that following rules are the way people should live their life. There are rare moments when Buzz will bend the rules or tell a cover story if he needs to when he knows it is the right thing to do.

Though a great leader, at times he can be rather unemotional, one of his biggest character flaws. Buzz is said to be Emperor Zurg 's son (à la Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back ) as mentioned in Toy Story 2 , but in Buzz Lightyear of Star Command , this is revealed to be a taunt intended to catch Buzz off guard. Either way, this shows that Buzz does not know his father. Buzz is trained in several forms of martial arts and is a highly skilled warrior in hand to hand combat. Being in peak physical condition, Buzz makes a perfect space ranger and is an example to many. Alter Egos In Toy Story 3 , Buzz Lightyear is shown to have two alternate personalities; delusional and Latin lover. Personality Buzz, like many characters, in Toy Story is a complicated one, who feels genuine emotions such as pride, anger, depression and sadness, much like a regular human and these are traits which he shares with his best friend, Woody, however, one would say that Buzz is better at keeping his emotions in check. A key factor of Buzz's personality is that it is divided by several aspects; demo, play, and Spanish.

Demo Buzz also goes through an evolution throughout the series, for example in Toy Story when he was opened by Andy on his birthday, he was incredibly deluded and actually believed that he himself was the real Buzz Lightyear and not the toy which the character was modeled off. Because of this, Buzz also believed he could do everything that the real character was able to do such as fly and that his "laser" was a deadly weapon when it was actually just a light bulb. Although most of the toys took an absolute shine to him, Woody who felt like he was being replaced as Andy's favorite toy was completely irritated by him. In Toy Story 2 while being attacked by another Buzz Lightyear action figure, Buzz even remarked: "tell me I wasn't this deluded." Buzz can come off as being charismatic and charming, most of Andy's toys completely adored him just after he was unwrapped. Even, Andy, whose favorite toy was Sheriff Woody and was completely obsessed with cowboys since kindergarten, went head over heals for Buzz who instantly became his other favorite toy.

Buzz also possesses something of a vengeful side, such as attacking Woody when he tried to "terminate" him which was justified by saying "revenge is not something we enforce on my planet. But we're not on my planet, are we?" He is a little bit irrational at times such as attempting to save another toy from being blown up by the neighbourhood juvenile delinquent, Sid despite not realising that he would be destroyed by a human but it also shows that he is quite brave as he was willing to rescue a defenceless person even if the odds were stacked against him. However his personality changed completely after discovering the truth about himself; he really was a toy and went into a state of manic depression, thinking that he himself was nothing more than a worthless toy. However, to prove himself wrong he attempted to fly out of a window but ended up falling and losing his left arm but not before being picked up by Sid's little sister and being renamed, Mrs. Nesbit.

Buzz developed a little bit of a suicidal side, such as when the "cannibals" of Sid's room were amassing around him he didn't even look fazed by this and even when being strapped to an explosive rocket, he didn't seem to remotely care that he might die as he was that depressed. But after being given a motivational speech by a captive Woody, he begins to understand his role as a toy; to bring happiness and joy to their respective owners. After this Buzz learns a lot more about honor, friendship, bravery, and selflessness. Woody, who was once his rival became his closest friend and was even willing to fight off, Scud the savagely violent pet of Sid to protect the cowboy. However in Toy Story 3, when he donated himself to the daycare, Sunnyside, the evil ruler, Lotso returned Buzz to his demo mode and turned him into his personal minion, even forcing him to attack and imprison his former friends, claiming they were the minions of Zurg. Play Given Toy Story 2, Buzz has completely accepted himself as a toy and is on greater terms than before.

Woody is his closest friend and understands him better than anyone (excluding his girlfriend, Bo Peep), he was even able to calm him down while he was panicking about going to Cowboy Camp with Andy. He is also on quite good terms with Rex, the tyrannosaurus, helping him play Buzz Lightyear the Game and gives him pointers about how to defeat Emperor Zurg. Buzz has also become incredibly attached, devoted and loyal towards his friends, even after Woody was "kidnapped" by Al at a garage sale he was willing to go on a journey from Andy's room to Al's Toy Barn to rescue him, showing his true loyalty. Despite this he was still willing to leave him behind with Jessie the Yodelling Girl and Stinky Pete the Prospector where they would all go to a museum in Japan as he was disillusioned about returning to Andy as he felt that after being broken he would simply throw him out again which is when Buzz reminds Woody of what he taught him, that a toy was about loving and being loved in return and to be played with not to watch your life go by behind glass. After this Woody decides to return to Andy but is stopped by the demented toy, Stinky Pete.

Buzz is also slightly clueless to human cultures, such was the case when trying to calm Woody down about cowboy camp accidentally pronounces s'mores as "schmoes" which is corrected by the latter. This also shows during the first one while looking at Sid he mistakes Scud (who was his pet and a dog) for Sid. Given Toy Story 3, Andy is now 17-years old and leaving for college. Although they all still remain loyal to each other, the rest of the toys were prepared to leave him to go to daycare after they were seemingly thrown out by the latter. He even commented that "(their) mission with Andy was over." Spanish A trait that is shared with all of Buzz's personalities is his massive crush on Jessie. However "play" Buzz is normally awkward around her and "demo" Buzz is immune to her "bewitching good looks." But when turned on to Spanish mode he becomes a passionate, confident and romantic space ranger who openly expressed his love for the cowgirl with romantic poetry and admiration.

He has something of a jealous and showy side when Woody returned and Jessie was only happy to see him alive but Buzz replied in a jealous tone, "the cowboy!" While trying to escape Sunnyside instead of using the help of Woody, he athletically opens a hatch by himself as a means of impressing his crush. Spanish Buzz is also incredibly brave and selfless, putting the safety of Jessie before his own as seen when he throws Jessie out of the way of a falling TV which actually brought back the real Buzz. Appearance Buzz Lightyear is a brawny spaceman action figure. He is 30 years old and has fair skin, blue eyes, an outline of a swirl on his chin (which gives Buzz a cleft chin), a purple head cap and collar, a clear plastic space helmet with purple buttons on the sides that open or close it.

His green torso consists of a light blue sticker that has the words "SPACE RANGER" and the Star Command symbol, purple straps connected to it, three oval talk buttons - one blue, one green, and one red, a yellow nametag that says "LIGHTYEAR" above a red button that pops out purple plastic wings with candy cane lining on the top of each, and green ends with red and green flashing lights. On his back, he has a white jetpack with a purple valve and green triangular accents and two black and yellow stickers - one says, "DANGER", and the other says "JET EXHAUST". His white arms have gray circular elbows and matching spheres on the end of his upper arms with black rings on it. His gloves have purple lines on his knuckles and fingertips and green squares on the back of each. His right arm has a red button on his upper arm with a yellow and black striped sticker that reads "LASER" and a red light on his right wrist. His left arm has a Space Ranger symbol sticker on his upper arm and a communicator sticker in his wrist communicator and "MADE IN TAIWAN" engraved inside on his lid of the wrist communicator. A black bending with a thin green waist.

His white spaceman pants have matching collars at the bottom and gray spheres behind his knees and holds his white shoes with green toe accents and purple soles. Appearances Toy Story 2 Buzz watches Rex play. In the second film, a utility belt version of Buzz is seen flying towards and landing on a planet. Once he lands, he opens his wrist communicator and reports that he made it to Zurg 's planet. Suddenly, he covered from head to toe in tiny red lights, which appear to be Zurg's robots. He fires his laser on a crystal and destroys all the robots before he destroys a scanning device that pops out of a wall. He soon enters Zurg's fortress through an opening chasm and travels down a corridor just as Zurg detects him and activates a trap on Buzz: a spiked wall that follows him down the corridor toward the closing doors. He makes it out just in time before the doors close and the spiked wall crashes into them, leaving nineteen massive dents. Buzz spots Zurg's power battery across the way and jumps on some platforms to get to it, only for the platforms to collapse; luckily, using the anti-gravity servos on his utility belt, he glides back up.

As he tries to grab the battery, he realizes that it's only a hologram and it vanishes. Zurg suddenly arrives and tells Buzz that this will be the last time they meet and a battle ensues between them. As Buzz jumps over Zurg and attempts to shoot him with his laser, Zurg blasts Buzz's upper torso to smithereens. However, this whole time, it was a Buzz Lightyear: Attack on Zurg video game that Rex was playing. Buzz made his first official appearance watching Rex play the game and Rex loses, frustrating him and Buzz was disappointed because Rex was so close to winning. Then he rushes over to assist Woody , who is looking for his hat, since it is the day Woody is going to Cowboy Camp with Andy (although he mispronounces "S'mores"). But Woody is left behind due to his arm being accidentally ripped when Andy played with him. Later, when Woody alerts the toys about a yard sale taking place outside the house, Buzz walks along the line of toys, calling out their names to ensure that all the toys are present.

After a squeeze toy penguin named Wheezy is taken by Andy's mom to be sold at a yard sale, Woody whistles for Andy's dog, Buster , and Buzz uses Lenny to keep watch on Woody. Woody rescues Wheezy, but falls off Buster and is eventually found by a man who has been looking for Woody. As the man walks away from the yard sale after stealing Woody, Buzz attempts to give chase. He jumps onto the man's car and opens the car's back trunk, but the force of an opening trunk lid knocks him off the car and down onto the pavement. However, Buzz manages to catch a glimpse of a license plate before the car speeds away, leaving behind some feathers, one of which Buzz picks up. During the Crime Scene Investigation, Buzz attempts to decipher the license plate number but is not getting any accurate leads until Mr. Potato Head , while frustrated at Buzz's lack of progress, sarcastically tells the other toys to let Buzz play with his toys.

This inadvertently causes Buzz to remember a crucial detail that not only allows him to trace the culprit as working at Al's Toy Barn , but also causing him to deduce from the feather that the culprit is actually the man in the chicken suit, Al McWhiggin . Later, Buzz and the toys surf through the TV channels to find an ad for Al's Toy Barn (which had appeared earlier in the film), and when the ad appears, Buzz has Etch draw a very elaborate map of how to get there. After explaining that he still owes Woody for risking his life to save him, Buzz forms a rescue party with Mr. Potato Head, Hamm , Rex , and Slinky that goes to save Woody from Al. He appears to be a very serious leader, as shown during that night when, after successfully covering two blocks with nineteen left to go, the toys request a rest, and Buzz demands that they will not stop until Woody is safely back in Andy's room. The next day, Buzz and the toys arrive across the street from Al's Toy Barn, but a wall of traffic lies in their way.

Buzz formulates a strategy to safely cross the road by utilization of traffic cones, dropping them and proceeding under Buzz's commands (indirectly causing a massive pile-up on the street). Arriving at the entrance to Al's Toy Barn, Buzz, after seeing a worker enter the store to ensure that the doors open and close automatically, orders the toys to jump simultaneously on a door sensor mat to trigger the door open, and once inside, Buzz tells the toys to split their search. During his search, Buzz encounters an aisle full of new Buzz Lightyear toys inside their boxes. He then catches sight of the words "NEW UTILITY BELT!" on a display stand and, thinking he may be able to use one of those, climbs up the stand only to encounter another new Buzz Lightyear action figure . When he foolishly attempts to take this Buzz's belt, the Buzz suddenly springs to life, mistaking him for a rogue space ranger due to believing he's a real space ranger and overpowers him in a fight. Andy's Buzz is tied up and imprisoned in an empty Buzz Lightyear box and placed on the shelf by New Buzz. When the toys cruise by, they take New Buzz, mistaking him for their Buzz.

Andy's Buzz tries to shout to them that they have the wrong Buzz, but the toys don't hear him and drive off. After a while, Andy's Buzz manages to jump down from the shelf and kick himself out. As he sees Al walk by, he spots Rex's tail sticking out of Al's bag. He tries to give chase, but trips over some gum balls (spilled on the floor when Tour Guide Barbie has accidentally rammed the car in which the toys have been riding in). Buzz then uses hanger bars to execute acrobatic moves, jumps on a trampoline, and grabs hold of a wire-bound plane that takes him to the doors. He makes a leap toward the closing doors, but the doors slide shut and Buzz crashes into them. He tries to reopen the doors by jumping on the sensor mat, but to no avail. However, Al's car does not go far; it drives over to an apartment building located just across the street.

Spotting a stack of boxes next to the door, Buzz knocks it over, and the boxes land on the sensor mat, triggering the doors open, enabling Buzz to exit to run after his friends, unaware that a box that has become sandwiched between the closing doors contains an Emperor Zurg action figure. While Zurg, having emerged out from that box, gives pursuit after Buzz, Buzz uses a traffic cone to cross the street to the apartment building. Seeing the toys' tracks leading to an air vent and hearing their voices coming through the vent, Buzz follows them and grabs hold onto the bottom of the elevator as it rises to level 23. He catches up with New Buzz and the toys in Al's Penthouse as they grab Woody and head toward the vent, where he stops them, and in a brief argument, he opens New Buzz's helmet, causing the other Buzz to suffocate under toxic air, and shows to the toys Andy's name on the bottom of the boot to prove he is the Buzz they know.

He attempts to persuade Woody to come back with him and make him remember what being a toy means by (ironically) using Woody's words from the first film, but Woody tells him that he intends to go to museum with his Roundup gang and that Buzz has wasted his time coming over to the rescue. Buzz was disappointed that he came a long way for nothing. As he and the other toys leave the penthouse, Woody tells Buzz that being in a museum is his only chance, to which Buzz says a rather upset farewell to Woody, warning him that he will end up spending the rest of his life watching kids from behind glass and never being loved again, and leaves him to contemplate his decision. However, Woody eventually comes to his senses of what being a toy means and calls Buzz back to let him know that he is coming with him, making Buzz and the other toys relieved, but Stinky Pete the Prospector separates the two, determined to get Woody, along with the rest of the Roundup gang, to Japan, where he will never face upstart space toys, especially Buzz, whom he detests and butchered his surname Lightyear into Lightweight causing Woody to corrects him saying "His name is Buzz Lightyear!".

After Al packs his Roundup collection into his case and leaves the Penthouse, Buzz and the toys run back to their elevator, only to encounter Zurg, who has followed the trails of Andy's Buzz. After New Buzz jumps into battle with Zurg, Andy's Buzz and the other toys jump onto the elevator, head for the emergency hatch, open it, and attempt to fish Woody out of the case using Slinky. After Al steps out of the elevator and out of the apartment lobby, Mr. Potato Head throws his hat like a Frisbee to jam the closing doors, allowing Buzz and the others to pass through. Outside, Mr. Potato Head spots an idling Pizza Planet delivery truck nearby, and Buzz orders them to climb aboard the truck as he runs into New Buzz one last time when the other Buzz is playing catch with his "father," Zurg. Andy's Buzz bids New Buzz farewell, then he climbs aboard the truck and assigns the toys to their positions (taking the pedals, navigating, and operating the levers and knobs). He takes control of a steering wheel as Rex navigates him to chase Al's car to the airport.

Arriving at Tri-County International Airport , Buzz spots Al just checking in his case, then he and the toys use a pet carrier to walk into the airport lobby and enter a maze of conveyor belts, where he tells the toys to split their search. Finally, Buzz catches up with the case containing Woody, but when he opens it, he is punched off the ramp by Stinky Pete. However, he manages to catch up with the rest of the toys as they use a flash camera from another luggage to stun the Prospector seconds before he can finish Woody off. After Buzz captures Stinky Pete, Woody decides to teach the Prospector the "true meaning of playtime" and tells Buzz and the other toys to shove him into a Barbie backpack belonging to a girl named Amy . After Stinky Pete is disposed of, the toys call to Woody and Buzz as Bullseye emerges out of the case in time, but Woody is unable to rescue Jessie as the case reaches the end of the conveyor belt routine and is loaded into a luggage transporter. Buzz then assists Woody in rescuing Jessie as they mount Bullseye and gallop across the airfield.

Woody stands on Buzz's shoulder to reach for and grab hold of a tag attached to one of the pieces of luggage, but becomes separated from Buzz; nevertheless, Buzz instructs Bullseye to follow Woody, as the two eventually catch up with Woody and Jessie who have emerged out of the plane. Galloping next to the plane's front wheels, Buzz catches Woody's hat when it is blown off from Woody's head. As the plane heads down the runway, Woody tells Buzz to get behind the tires, then, using his pull-string, he and Jessie swing between the tires and land on Bullseye right behind Buzz. Together, they watch triumphantly as the plane takes off from the runway and disappears into the sky. Buzz gives Woody his hat back, but their celebration of triumph is cut short by another plane about to make a touchdown. Woody decides that the toys go home.

Back at Andy's house, after Jessie and Bullseye are accepted into Andy's toy collection, Buzz tries to gather up his courage to talk to Jessie, describing her as a "young woman with a beautiful yarnful of hair, a hairful of yarn." As he decides to go after becoming his embarrassment overcomes him, Jessie grabs him and describes him as the "sweetest space toy" she has ever met, and the two seem to enter a relationship together, especially after witnessing Jessie perform a stunt with the Hot Wheels car and track to jump to the door handle to let Buster out of the room (Buzz's wings automatically open up in astonishment). Buzz later walks up to Woody and asks him if he is still worried about Andy growing up. Woody replies that he isn't worried anymore and that when it's old over, he will have old Buzz Lightyear to keep him company "for infinity and beyond," the answer to which Buzz agrees.

Finally, Buzz and Woody are seen with their respective "girlfriends," Jessie and Bo Peep , as they watch a newly-fixed Wheezy sing "You've Got a Friend in Me." "What's important now is that we stay together." —Buzz to Woody before Woody leaves Sunnyside In the third film, Buzz is first seen in the film's opening sequence that takes place in Andy's real-world imagination, when he lifts up a train that has fell into a ravine due to a railroad bridge that is destroyed by One-Eyed Bart ( Mr. Potato Head's character), saving the lives of Woody and the orphans . He then flies off to catch the criminals and fires his laser to slice the corvette, in which Bart and his goons are riding, in half. As Woody and Jessie are about to arrest the criminals, Buzz catches sight of a spaceship, and realizes that it is Evil Dr. Porkchop ( Hamm 's character). When Dr. Porkchop executes " Death by Monkeys ", thousands of monkeys swarm over Buzz, Woody, and Jessie , holding them hostage as Bart prepares to blast the three heroes into oblivion.

Back in Andy's room, Andy himself brings the scenario to a close by using his fingers to trace Buzz's laser reflecting off Woody's badge to "destroy" the "spaceship" and allowing Woody to arrest Bart and his goons. Years later, when a 17-year-old Andy prepares to depart for college, Buzz and Woody set up a final staff meeting, discussing their fates after Andy leaves. When Andy's mother asks him what he is going to do with his toys, Andy opens his toy box and puts many of his toys in a trash bag. When Andy pulls out Woody and Buzz, he begins to ponder what he should do about them, and he puts Buzz in the bag and Woody in a box bound for college. However, Andy's mother mistakes the bag full of toys as trash and carries the bag outside to be picked up by an approaching garbage truck, prompting Woody to rush over to rescue his friends. The toys manage to escape the bag as Woody spots them running into the garage hidden under a bin. Woody tries to clear up the misunderstanding, but Buzz and the others, believing that Andy does not want them anymore, declare that they will go to Sunnyside Daycare .

There, Buzz meets Lotso and the other Sunnyside toys as Lotso gives him a big hug, shows the toys around Sunnyside, and assigns them to the Caterpillar Room . Buzz wants to start a new life at Sunnyside with the rest of the toys, much to Woody's chagrin. When Woody decides to go back, Buzz reaches his hand out for a handshake to say goodbye, but Woody ignores Buzz and walks away. On the first day, however, just before the Caterpillar Room toddlers enter and they expect playtime, Buzz notices several of the toys trying to hide just as they are about to enter, giving away an early clue to the Caterpillar Room's true nature. During a rough and savage playtime with the toddlers, a boy snatches Buzz away from another boy who wants to play with him, a girl licks on his helmet, and another girl uses him as a hammer. Landing on the ledge next to the window, Buzz then notices the kindergarten children in the Butterfly Room playing with Lotso and his toy gang respectfully, making him wonder why it is heaven in there and hell in here.

That evening, Buzz regrets having moved into the Caterpillar Room and wants him and the other toys to be moved with Lotso, so he sneaks out of the room, with help from the other toys, to find him. Following a few of Lotso's henchmen, he sneaks into the vending machine and climbs to the very top, only to overhear what the Sunnyside toys are planning to do with Buzz and his friends. However, just as Buzz is about to leave the vending machine, he bumps into Big Baby , who has just entered and throws Buzz onto the table, and Lotso's henchmen capture him and bring him to Lotso. After listening to Buzz's request, Lotso offers the transfer only to him, believing that the kids in the Caterpillar Room need some toys to play with. This makes Buzz refuse Lotso's offer, believing he and his friend stay together as a family, but then Lotso orders his gang to have Buzz restrained and open his back compartment for the gang to access a "Play-Demo" switch and a reset hole, which leads to his two different personalities later on - Bad Buzz and Spanish Buzz. The first one was for drama and the second version was for comedy.

Demo Buzz After Lotso switches Buzz to his "Demo" mode, Buzz thinks he is a real Space Ranger again (a relapse from the first toy story film ) and loses all the memory of his friends. Lotso then takes this chance to manipulate Buzz to be his henchmen by making him think Andy's toys to be minions of Emperor Zurg , and Buzz captures Andy's toys and imprisons them in their cells in the Caterpillar Room . He then sets up the standards and rules for the toy prisoners in which anyone who acts otherwise will spend the night in the sandbox . The next day, Buzz catches Hamm playing a harmonica inside his cell and orders him to keep quiet. Lotso and his gang enter the room to wake up the prisoners, then take Buzz back to "Star Command." When Woody returns to Sunnyside, he formulates a plan to help the toys escape. After finding out that Buzz has become a real space ranger again, Woody decides to restore Buzz back to his normal self. That night, Buzz and Ken walk along the cells, taking name calls, and while the two, with Big Baby venture out to get Mr.

Potato Head , Woody and Slinky venture off to subdue the Monkey who monitors the security cameras in the daycare center. After Buzz returns to the Caterpillar Room, Rex and Hamm distract Buzz by having a small fight. As Buzz tries to break the fight (as hitting people is his job), Jessie and Bullseye emerge out from their cells. Jessie calls to Buzz to get his attention, then she and Bullseye slam a plastic storage bin on Buzz. Rex and Hamm stand on the bin, trapping Buzz, who tries to break free by ramming the bin and using his laser, but to no avail. Banging on the top of the bin, he tries to call for help because of a prison riot. Rex and Hamm tell Buzz that they can't hear him, but when they turn to see Woody, Slinky, and Barbie return to the room, Buzz takes this advantage to execute an acrobatic move to kick the bin off. He then attempts to escape, alerting Star Command that he has been "taken hostage by my own prisoners," but Woody orders Rex and Hamm to hold Buzz down.

As Buzz struggles to wrench himself free and demands his prisoners unhand him, Barbie unscrews his back compartment for Woody to access the "Play-Demo" switch. When flicking the switch doesn't work, Hamm reads a Buzz Lightyear instruction manual (which is retrieved from the Bookworm by Barbie under the disguise of "Spacesuit Ken") on the steps on how to reset Buzz. Thinking fast, Woody then orders Rex to insert his finger into the reset hole below the switch and hold it long enough to cause Buzz to shut down for a brief second. Spanish Buzz Just as Rex feels ashamed for what he has done to Buzz, Buzz suddenly springs back to life, still thinking he is a real space ranger, but starts speaking in a different language (Spanish) much to the shock of the other toys. Told by Woody that the toys are Buzz's "amigos," Buzz faithfully rejoins their side. Kissing Woody on both cheeks, he rationalizes that he had crash landed and his memory was erased.

As the toys catch up with the others, Buzz is charmed by Jessie's beauty, calling her his beautiful flor del desierto, or "desert flower." Jessie is at first uncertain about Buzz's attitude, but then Buzz starts performing a salsa dance to gain the affections of Jessie, who finally starts to like Buzz. As Buzz offers a dandelion for Jessie, Woody catches up with the toys, and Jessie runs to Woody and hugs him, making Buzz jealous as he throws down the dandelion in envy, saying "The Cowboy!" (El Vaquero!). After the toys reach a trash chute (the only way out of Sunnyside as the Chatter Telephone has told Woody about earlier), Woody calls to Buzz for help, but Buzz, whose concern is to impress Jessie even more, performs an acrobatic stunt by leaping toward a broom, swinging around it, then jumping to the handle of the chute, hooking his feet on the handle, and pulling it down. Woody, Jessie, Buzz, and the other toys go through the chute, but at the end of a chute is an open dumpster, and Buzz wonders where his spaceship is.

When the toys get loaded into a garbage truck, they rush toward Buzz because his glow-in-the-dark functionality allows him to be easily spotted. When the truckloads more garbage inside, he searches frantically for Jessie. Finding her caught under some trash, he rushes over to free her and carry her to safety, but Mrs. Potato Head suddenly shouts, "Look out!" he then looks up to see a TV falling towards him, then he throws Jessie over to the toys as it falls on him. She becomes shocked to see her rescuer get flattened by it, so she rushes over to try to lift it up. Back to Normal The toys help Jessie lift the TV, and with help from Slinky, they pull a limp and unconscious Buzz out of the TV by his arms. Jessie opens Buzz's helmet and frantically shakes him, then, feeling it was her fault that she let Buzz be crushed to unconsciousness, begins sobbing over his apparent "death." When Buzz comes back to life, he briefly sniffs the outside air, then notices all the toys staring at him and speaks English once again, having come to his senses.

Jessie is relieved and overjoyed to see that Buzz is alive from death as she kisses Buzz repeatedly on his cheek, thanking him for saving her from being buried alive. Buzz is confused and wondered what went on. As Woody tells Buzz that he has gone "beyond infinity", Buzz is overjoyed to see Woody as he recognizes him, a sign that his memory has been restored (although unaware of his Spanish mode as well as the events of his brainwashing). After the toys are dumped at the Tri-County Landfill , they are pushed onto a garbage conveyor belt. Seeing that they are heading toward a set of garbage shredders, Buzz orders the toys to grab hold of something metal so that they hang from the magnetic ceiling, safe from the shredders. Just then, Lotso calls for help from under a golf bag, and Woody drops down to free Lotso. Realizing the danger Woody has put himself in, Buzz also drops down to assist Woody, and the two use one of the golf clubs to pry up the bag, letting Lotso crawl out, and they all grab onto the club to be pulled up to the ceiling, seconds before the golf bag is pulverized.

The toys then realize that they are heading toward an incinerator, and try to run for it, but are unable to outrun the speed of the conveyor belt. Lotso notices an emergency stop button on the top of a ladder, and Buzz and Woody rush over to help Lotso climb up the ladder toward the button, but Lotso turns away, leaving the toys to die in the incinerator. When the toys are dropped into a large bowl toward the flames, Jessie frantically asks Buzz what the toys are going to do next, and Buzz, realizing that he and his friends are deprived of any escape chance, takes Jessie's hand with one arm as they finally admit their feeling for each other inside themselves. The other toys do the same as they realize that they are now facing death, and Buzz reaches his other arm out to take Woody's hand. The toys are rescued at the last moment by a giant claw commandeered by the Aliens. Once outside, Buzz and Jessie sit up to find themselves still holding hands, and they smile at each other.

They tell Woody that they still need to get him home, but when Woody expresses his worry about how the toys will handle their lives in the attic, Buzz and Jessie remind Woody that they are Andy's toys and that their job is to be there for him. The toys return to Andy's house by hitching a ride in Sid 's garbage truck and Woody washes some grime off Buzz's helmet with a garden hose. After climbing back up to Andy's room, Woody and Buzz shake hands, unable to admit that the two friends are now separating ways after all they have been through. Jessie tells Woody that she still knows about Buzz's Spanish mode, which briefly makes Buzz suspicious. As footsteps approach the room, Buzz bids his best friend farewell and climbs into a box bound for attic along with the other toys. However due to his life lesson filled journey, Woody believes that the toys deserve a better place than the attic so while Andy is saying farewell to Molly and Buster (who is now an old dog), he writes a note telling Andy to donate the toys to Bonnie's house .

Andy reads the note, decides to donate the toys, and drives over to Bonnie's house, where he gives his toys, including Buzz, to Bonnie Anderson and spends the last playtime with his toys before departing for college. After Andy leaves, Buzz comforts Woody, who is given to Bonnie as well, as they accept that their life with Andy is complete, and Woody introduces Buzz to Bonnie's toys. During the end credits, Woody reads to the toys a message from Sunnyside, which Buzz thinks it is written by Barbie , based on the girlish handwriting, only for Jessie to pinpoint Ken's signature at the end, making the trio exchanged uncertain looks. It is also shown that Bonnie has made drawings for her toys, including Buzz and others given to her from Andy. Finally, Jessie takes advantage of Buzz's Spanish personality, and the two perform a pasodoble to " Hay Un Amigo En Mi ", the Spanish version of the song " You've Got a Friend in Me ", to amusement of Woody and the others. Small Fry Buzz and Rex are taken with Bonnie to Poultry Palace , where Bonnie pretends to be sliding into hot lava in the ball pin.

When Bonnie is not looking, a diminutive Fun Meal Buzz Lightyear switches places with Buzz and is taken home. When the real Buzz comes to, the restaurant is closed. Unable to get through the front door, Buzz goes through the vents, only to fall into the basement, where he meets a support group for discarded Fun Meal Toys. Buzz is mistaken for an abandoned Fun Meal Toy is encouraged to join the group. Buzz begrudgingly does so, as he had no other way out other than the vent on the ceiling. While doing roleplay with Lizard Wizard to simulate a child abandoning his toy, the group leader, Queen Neptuna , suggested he move over to Gary Grappling Hook , whom Buzz used to get back into the vent. Making his way back upstairs, Buzz figured that the only exit not locked was the drive-thru window, which he used to escape. Upon arriving home, he found his friends, who had bound Fun Meal Buzz, debating how to rescue him, before revealing himself. Afterwards, Buzz introduces his diminutive counterpart to the support group and becomes his sponsor. Partysaurus Rex Buzz with the other toys in Partysaurus Rex.

Buzz is first seen getting knocked over by Rex with Woody, Bullseye, Dolly, Hamm and Mr. Pricklepants. He is later checking on Rex with Hamm, Pricklepants, Woody, Jessie and Mr. Potato Head. He is last seen holding up Mr. Pricklepants so Jessie can dry him off. Specials Toy Story of Terror! Buzz is seen on a road trip with Bonnie to her grandmother's house, watching a scary movie with the other toys. When they are forced to stop off at the Sleep Well motel for the night, after Woody warns Mr. Potato Head not to wander off because he might get lost, he leaves anyway and disappears and Buzz, Woody and Jessie go to search for him, and eventually come across his arm. A monster (later revealed to be Mr. Jones ) is seen snatching up all the toys, and takes the arm, Buzz and Woody, leaving Jessie alone by herself. It is later revealed that Buzz, along with all the other toys, were taken to Ron 's office, where he sells the toys on Ebay.

The toys are all later saved by Jessie when she opens the cabinet, and when they leave to check out, Bonnie and her mother notice the toys in the background and retrieve them. Buzz along with all the other toys continue their road trip. Toy Story That Time Forgot Buzz first appears in the special when Bonnie takes some of her toys to Mason 's house. He walks around the Battlesaur playsets. Later, when it is revealed that the Battlesaurs are not aware that they're toys, Buzz tries to explain to The Cleric what they are, but he is shrugged off. Later, Buzz along with Woody are seen being thrown into the Battlesaurs arena, where they are forced to fight. When they lose, the Cleric orders them to be destroyed. However, once the Cleric reveals he knows he's a toy, he realizes he can't let them reveal his secret to the other Battlesaurs. Buzz and Woody are forced to a vent fan, where they would be destroyed by it, but the fan is turned off by Trixie before they can be destroyed. Buzz later returns with Bonnie to her house .

Other Media During the 2008 Super Bowl, a commercial played during the 3rd quarter that showed Buzz and Woody watching the Super Bowl as well as a promo for WALL-E , who was playing with a vacuum. In Finding Nemo , a Buzz Lightyear toy can be found in a toy box in the dentist's office. Video games Kinect Disneyland Adventures Buzz appears in the game as a meet-and-greet character outside his attraction in Tomorrowland . He gives the player a blaster as a gift and assigns many tasks, including helping him foil Zurg. He also serves as the player's guide in the Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters mini-game. Toy Description From Official Website: "Buzz Lightyear is a heroic space ranger action figure, complete with laser beam, karate-chop action, and pop-out wings. Buzz is a boy's dream toy who becomes a quick favorite of young Andy, and the closest of buddies with Woody. While Buzz's sole mission used to be defeating the evil Emperor Zurg, what he now cares about most is keeping his toy family together.

Buzz's new mission is sidetracked along the way, however, when his journey brings out surprising aspects of his personality even he didn't know existed." Disney Parks Buzz posing for a photo at Hong Kong Disneyland Buzz is common in the Disney Parks around the world as a meetable character. He is also featured in many parades. Previously, if anyone in the park shouted "Andy's coming!", he, along with the other toys like Jessie, Woody, and the others, would fall down. This soon stopped as little children got scared when they fell, and the falling did damage to their outfits Buzz is also featured in a series of Tomorrowland attractions, each with a different name depending on what park they are in. In the rides, which all have the same plot, an audio-animatronic Buzz assigns the rider a mission to stop Emperor Zurg, by using a blaster to shoot at various targets. Buzz also appears riding Mark Twain in Fantasmic! . Buzz also has his own spell card in Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom known as Buzz Lightyear's Astro Blaster. Buzz Lightyear has been to infinity and beyond, but this space ranger's home is with Woody and the gang.

Relationships The Disney Wiki has an article focusing on the relationships of Buzz Lightyear . Gallery The Disney Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Buzz Lightyear . Trivia Buzz's fictional home planet is the planet of Morph. It is interesting to note that in every Toy Story film there is one delusional Buzz Lightyear toy who believes he is a space ranger. In the first film, it was the current Buzz Lightyear who believed he was a space ranger until he learned he was just a toy. In the second film , when the toys went to Al's Toy Barn , Buzz was attacked by another newer Buzz Lightyear after Buzz tried to take newer Buzz's belt, and was placed in a display box while the other delusional Buzz went with the Woody search group after hearing Rex say he found the secret to beating Zurg (in a video game). In the third film , Lotso kidnapped Buzz and reset him to Demo mode where he lost his memories and reverted to his delusional Buzz state. When his friends attempted to reset him, they found they couldn't reset him by putting him back to normal mode and instead accidentally reset him to delusional Buzz in Spanish mode.

He later regained his memories and his current persona when he was hit by a TV set while saving Jessie. Buzz is similar to Bolt from the 2008 film of the same name, as both believed to possess their TV shows' super powers, and yet, they do not have them. It is then later that both heroes realize (and admit) it. The role of Buzz Lightyear was originally offered to Billy Crystal who turned it down, a move he later admitted regretting. Crystal eventually voiced Mike Wazowski , a character in Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University . Also, Bill Murray , Chevy Chase , Gene Wilder and Jim Carrey were also considered for the role. [1] [2] [3] [4] What attracted Tim Allen to the role of Buzz Lightyear, was before him they offered the role to his biggest influence in his career, Chevy Chase, who turned it down. [5] Buzz quotes Admiral James T.

Kirk from Star Trek ( 1966 ) when he remarks, "There seems to be no sign of intelligent life anywhere..." Buzz does a Vulcan salute from the Star Trek series when saying "Farewell" to Woody at the gas station, when leaving Andy's house to embark on his mission to rescue Woody, and when saying "Farewell" to the other Buzz who is playing catch with Emperor Zurg. Buzz makes a cameo in Finding Nemo as a toy that was in the dentist's waiting room. The Lightyear Blimp in the movie Cars is a reference to Buzz Lightyear's name, and is also a parody of the Goodyear Blimp. Buzz appears during the end credits of Cars as a car, arguing with Woody. He is a Space Rover, and Woody is a woody station wagon. All Piston Cup racers' tires in Cars are branded as "Lightyear," both a reference to Buzz Lightyear and a play on the name Goodyear (an actual tire manufacturer). The original script for Toy Story 3 had Buzz and his entire toy line recalled back to Taiwan (where the Buzz Lightyear toys are made) due to a defect.

Apparently, that defect could have explained why Buzz and his toy line believed themselves to be real space rangers. While this plot idea was ultimately scrapped, the final script did still include an explanation as to why the entire toyline had at the very least initial delusional beliefs to being the real Buzz Lightyear (as apparently they are pre-set to Demo Mode when first made). In only the North American release of Toy Story 2, Buzz gives out his speech with the US flag in the backdrop and the US national anthem, the "Star-Spangled Banner," playing in the background, similar to the way General Patton did in Patton ' (1970). The colors on Buzz are the favorites of John Lasseter (lime green) and his wife, Nancy (purple). Buzz's facial features are loosely based after John Lasseter himself. Buzz was based on the G.I. Joe toys from the 1960s . However, he more closely resembles the classic Hasbro toy Rom the Space Knight. Like Buzz, Rom is a space ranger in a suit of powered armor who fights a race of hostile alien beings with a special laser. In an episode of House of Mouse , Donald Duck dresses up like Buzz.

Buzz, along with Woody, were at one point planned to appear as new summons in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix , but this idea was scrapped. Buzz was nominated for AFI's 100 Years...100 Heroes and Villains . One of three animated heroes appear on the list, along with Belle and Peter Pan. Unfortunately, none of them made the list. Buzz Lightyear's catchphrase "To infinity and beyond!" was also said by Flik in one of the outtakes of A Bug's Life, as well as Tim Allen's character, as a dog, in another Disney film The Shaggy Dog ( 2006 ). Buzz is 11.43 inches tall, and his helmet adds 0.37 inches. Buzz has 215 animation avatars in his face. [6] The quality of Buzz's voice box deteriorated within the ten years between Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3, and is now on par with Woody's sound quality (and the original Thinkway Buzz Lightyear action figure). Buzz and Jessie's dance moves during the end credits of Toy Story 3 were choreographed by Tony Dovolani and Cheryl Burke of Dancing with the Stars.

A parody of Buzz Lightyear appeared in the Mad episode "The Buzz Identity/Two and a Half Man." Close up of Buzz's Pixar label Buzz has labels on his rear end. In Toy Story, he had a label that said "Disney," which was shown when he attempted to fly out of the window at Sid's house, and in Toy Story 3, he had a Disney/Pixar label that was shown just before he was picked up by a child at Sunnyside . Buzz is mentioned in the song Boyfriend by Justin Bieber. The characters that Buzz and Zurg are based on from whatever they're from in the Toy Story universe, are spoofs of Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. They parody one of the last scenes in Star Wars V: The Empire Strikes Back , where Zurg claims he's Buzz's father just like Vader did to Luke, as the Zurg and Utility Belt Buzz in Toy Story 2 think they're the real versions of themselves and fight in a parody in the Luke/Vader fight in Star Wars. When Toy Story was being made, Buzz wasn't going to be in the main plot. Tinny was going to be in his place.

But John Lasseter decided a tin toy wouldn't be a good toy for a boy, so Tinny was scrapped and Lasseter decided to put in a military/space character that a boy would want so badly. When names came around, the original two were Lunar Larry and Tempis from Morph. Stinky Pete said that space rangers sold more than the 50's cowboys, which makes it so Buzz's predecessors have been around since the early or late 60's. The use of flashes by Buzz to stun Stinky Pete in Toy Story 2 is similar to (and possibly in reference to) the use of flashes by Homer and Bart to stun malfunctioning robots in the 1994 Simpsons episode " Itchy & Scratchy Land ." Based on him still functioning after being hit by both water from a water hose in Toy Story 3 and a tidal wave of water when the bathroom door burst out in Partysaurus Rex , Buzz Lightyear is likely waterproof. Buzz tends to mispronounce words. For example, he mispronounces the word "S'mores" as "Schmoes", and mispronounces Hawaii as "Hay-way-I". Woody corrects him both times.

Buzz appeared at the 2016 Oscars with Woody and the Aliens, where they announced that Inside Out won the Best Animated Feature Film award. In the movies, Buzz is voiced by Tim Allen. In the animated spin-off, he was voiced by Patrick Warburton. They both appeared together in Joe Somebody. References To Infinity and Beyond!: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios | Pixar Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia To Infinity and Beyond!: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios 2,288pages on Share To Infinity and Beyond!: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios by Karen Paik , and based on the research of Leslie Iwerks , chronicles the history of Pixar Animation Studios from its founding through 2007 . The 320-page hardcover book features interviews with Pixar directors, producers, animators, voice talent, and industry insiders, as well as concept art, storyboards, and photographs. The book contains forewards by Ed Catmull , Steve Jobs , and John Lasseter . The book is titled after the famous catchphrase of Buzz Lightyear , a major character in the Toy Story films.

Question: The catchphrase of what Toy Story character was “To Infinity and Beyond”?
Answer: Buzz Lightyear