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What is the best Toy Story character?

By YPB Team

From existential crises to surprising villain twists, Pixar's toy box is packed with beloved personalities spanning four films and beyond. Which character captured your heart?

  1. Woody — ranked #11
    Woody
    The loyal cowboy sheriff and natural leader of Andy's toys, whose journey from insecurity to selflessness defines the franchise.
    1000pts
  2. Buzz Lightyear — ranked #22
    Buzz Lightyear
    The deluded Space Ranger who believes he's real and eventually becomes Woody's best friend and partner in adventure.
    852pts
  3. Gabby Gabby — ranked #33
    Gabby Gabby
    The vintage talking doll from Toy Story 4 whose quest for a functional voice box makes her one of the franchise's most sympathetic antagonists.
    482pts
  4. The Little Green Aliens — ranked #44
    The Little Green Aliens
    The three-eyed squeeze toy aliens who worship 'The Claw' and whose obsession with the grabbing machine produces iconic comedy.
    375pts
  5. Emperor Zurg — ranked #55
    Emperor Zurg
    Buzz's nemesis and the 'Evil Emperor of the Universe', whose arrival triggers one of the franchise's funniest subplots.
    375pts
  6. Slinky Dog — ranked #66
    Slinky Dog
    The cheerful, spring-bodied dachshund whose unconditional loyalty to Woody makes him one of the franchise's most endearing characters.
    375pts
  7. Wheezy — ranked #77
    Wheezy
    The squeaky-voiced penguin from Toy Story 2 whose mournful wait on the dusty shelf and surprising finale resonates with every viewer.
    375pts
  8. Bullseye — ranked #88
    Bullseye
    Woody's loyal horse from Toy Story 2 whose dog-like affection and expressiveness makes him one of Pixar's most charming non-speaking characters.
    225pts
  9. Mr. Potato Head — ranked #99
    Mr. Potato Head
    The grumpy, detachable-featured toy whose deadpan humor and unlikely romance with Mrs. Potato Head anchors the ensemble.
    225pts
  10. Lotso — ranked #1010
    Lotso
    The deceptively cuddly strawberry-scented bear who turns out to be Toy Story 3's chilling villain with a tragic backstory.
    225pts
  11. The Prospector — ranked #1111
    The Prospector
    Stinky Pete, the mint-in-box Prospector whose charming facade hides a manipulative villain desperate to avoid being played with.
    225pts
  12. Jessie — ranked #1212
    Jessie
    The spirited cowgirl with a heartbreaking backstory in Toy Story 2 whose yodeling song became one of Pixar's most emotional moments.
    225pts
  13. Rex — ranked #1313
    Rex
    The lovably anxious Tyrannosaurus Rex who worries he's not scary enough, providing endless comic relief throughout the series.
    1pts
  14. Hamm — ranked #1414
    Hamm
    The wisecracking piggy bank who serves as Woody's sarcastic foil and always provides the group's sharpest one-liners.
    1pts
  15. Duke Caboom — ranked #1515
    Duke Caboom
    Canada's greatest stuntman toy, voiced by Keanu Reeves, whose theatrical self-doubt and daring leaps light up Toy Story 4.
    1pts
  16. The Green Army Men — ranked #1616
    The Green Army Men
    The stoic, parachute-deploying plastic soldiers who carry out recon missions with military seriousness in a child's playroom.
    1pts
  17. Forky — ranked #1717
    Forky
    The spork-turned-toy from Toy Story 4 who grapples existentially with his own identity and becomes a surprisingly moving character.
    1pts
  18. Bo Peep — ranked #1818
    Bo Peep
    The resourceful porcelain shepherdess who transforms into a fierce independent adventurer in Toy Story 4.
    1pts

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Woody and Jessie, with sixteen more toys lined up behind them: https://youpick.best/articles/toy-story-ranked-many-ways

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