Meet the RoundUp Gang
Buzz to the Rescue
Al's Toy Barn
Andy's Room and Friends
The Grand Escape
100

This famous cowboy is kidnapped from Andy's room at a yard sale.

Woody

100

Buzz Lightyear wears a space suit that is mostly white, green, and this color.


Purple

100

Al McWhiggin steals Woody so he can sell the Roundup Gang to a museum in this country.

Japan

100

This green dinosaur toy is always worried and is obsessed with beating a Buzz Lightyear video game.


Rex

100

The final rescue mission takes place at this busy location where airplanes take off and land.


Airport

200

This cowgirl is super energetic, loves Yodeling, and is Woody's best friend in the Roundup Gang.


Jessie

200

Buzz uses this built-in feature on his suit to fly through the air and save the day.


His wings

200

Al wears a giant costume shaped like this animal in commercials for his toy store.


Chicken

200

This squeaky penguin toy with a broken squeaker gets put in the yard sale box, triggering Woody's rescue attempt.

Wheezy

200

At the airport, the toys chase after Woody and Jessie inside the automated system that carries these items.

Luggage/suitcase/baggage

300

This trusty horse doesn't talk, but he is as loyal as a dog and loves to run fast.


Bullseye

300

While trying to find Woody, Buzz accidentally run-ins with an evil alien emperor named this.

Emperor Zurg

300

In Al's Toy Barn, the toys find a whole aisle packed with identical versions of this space ranger toy.

Buzz Lightyear

300

This piggy bank toy loves to make sarcastic comments and knows a lot about random facts.


Hamm

300

To save Jessie, Woody and Bullseye gallop right alongside the wheels of this moving vehicle as it prepares to take off.

Airplane

400

This old prospector spent years sealed in his original box and leads the gang in Al's apartment.


Stinky Pete (or The Prospector)

400

To get across a busy street safely, Buzz and Andy's toys hide under these bright orange objects.

Traffic Cones

400

When Al accidentally tears Woody's arm, he hires an old gentleman to come over and do this to Woody.


Repair/Restore/fix him

400

This slinky-backed dog uses his springy body to help the toys reach high places and pull friends up.

Slinky Dog

400

Stinky Pete gets defeated when the toys slip him into a young girl's backpack so he gets covered in this makeup item.

Face paint or glitter/makeup

500

Woody, Jessie, Bullseye, and Stinky Pete were all stars of a black-and-white 1950s puppet show called this.

Woody's RoundUp

500

Buzz has a signature red beam on his wrist, which the other toys often mistake for a real version of this item.


Laser

500

To unlock the elevator in Al's apartment building, the toys push buttons inside the elevator using this long office supply tool.

A pencil

500

Andy writes his name on the bottom of this specific part of Woody's body.

Boot or shoe

500

At the end of the movie, Andy comes home from this summer activity and is thrilled to find new toys in his room.

Cowboy Camp

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