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Toy Story Tier List Maker
Rank Toy Story characters, from Woody and Buzz Lightyear to Jessie, Lotso, Forky and Duke Caboom.
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Woody
Sheriff Woody Pride, voiced by Tom Hanks, is a 1950s-style pull-string cowboy doll. He is Andy's favorite toy and leader of the toy group, and is highly attached to his hat.
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Buzz Lightyear
A modern "Space Ranger" action figure voiced by Tim Allen, who serves as Woody's second-in-command. In the first film, Buzz initially believes he is a real space ranger.
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Jessie
Jessica Jane "Jessie" Pride, voiced by Joan Cusack, is a cowgirl rag doll who joins Woody's group in Toy Story 2. Her previous owner, Emily, put her in a charity box.
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Bullseye
A toy horse who is Woody and Jessie's horse in the fictional show Woody's Roundup. Frank Welker provides the vocal effects, and Bullseye is happy to see Woody after a long time in storage.
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Rex
A large, green, plastic Tyrannosaurus rex toy voiced by Wallace Shawn, characterized by anxiety and self-doubt. He often worries that he is not scary enough.
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Hamm
A wisecracking plastic piggy bank with a cork in his belly, voiced by John Ratzenberger. He is close friends with Mr. Potato Head and has the most knowledge of the outside world.
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Slinky Dog
A Southern-accented toy dachshund with a metal Slinky for a body. Jim Varney voiced him in the first two films until his death, and Blake Clark voiced him later.
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Mr. Potato Head
A sarcastic, Brooklyn-accented toy voiced by Don Rickles until his death. His detachable design lets him rearrange his body parts and keep control of them when separated.
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Mrs. Potato Head
Mr. Potato Head's wife, voiced by Estelle Harris until her death. She is sweet-tempered and easygoing, in contrast to her husband, and first appears on screen in Toy Story 2.
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Bo Peep
A porcelain shepherdess figurine, voiced by Annie Potts and inspired by the nursery rhyme "Little Bo-Peep." She is Woody's romantic interest and is accompanied by three sheep, Billy, Goat and Gruff.
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Sid
Sidney "Sid" Phillips, voiced by Erik von Detten, is Andy's next-door neighbor in the first film. He tortures and destroys toys and serves as the film's main antagonist.
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Andy
Andrew "Andy" Davis is the original owner of Woody, Buzz and the other toys in the first three films. He goes to college after turning 17, and was named after Andy Luckey, the son of animator Bud Luckey.
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Lotso
Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear is a pink, strawberry-scented, Southern-accented teddy bear voiced by Ned Beatty. He is the main antagonist of the third film, and became embittered after being replaced by a duplicate.
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Forky
A sentient spork toy with googly eyes, pipe cleaner arms and popsicle stick legs, voiced by Tony Hale. Bonnie makes him in Toy Story 4, and he insists he is trash and not a toy.
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Duke Caboom
An amiable Canadian daredevil toy voiced by Keanu Reeves, with a horseshoe mustache and a toy motorcycle. He is a parody of the Evel Knievel Rally Stunt Cycle by the Ideal Toy Company.
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Gabby Gabby
A 1950s pull-string doll with a broken voice box, voiced by Christina Hendricks, who lives in Second Chance Antiques. She is the former main antagonist of the fourth film.
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Stinky Pete
Also called the Prospector, voiced by Kelsey Grammer. This mint-in-the-box doll from Woody's Roundup is one of the two main antagonists of Toy Story 2, alongside Al McWhiggin.
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Emperor Zurg
A robotic villain action figure and Buzz's archenemy. Andrew Stanton voices him in most media, and James Brolin voices him in Lightyear.
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Wheezy
Andy's penguin squeeze toy, who appears in Toy Story 2. Woody finds him on a shelf where he was placed after his squeaker broke, and Robert Goulet gives him his singing voice.
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Little Green Men
The Aliens are green, three-eyed squeaky toys, first seen inside a claw machine at Pizza Planet, where they say that "the Claw" chooses who goes. They join Andy's toys in Toy Story 2.
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Ducky and Bunny
Ducky, half of the pairing Ducky and Bunny, is a triple toy combination: a duck-headed Pez dispenser with a baby doll torso and a plunger base.
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Giggle McDimples
Officer Giggle McDimples is a miniature toy cop voiced by Ally Maki, who accompanies Bo Peep. She lives inside a folding compact, similar in concept to Polly Pocket.
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Ken
Kenneth "Ken" Carson, voiced by Michael Keaton, is a smooth-talking Ken doll who falls in love with Barbie at first sight. He lives in Ken's Dreamhouse, and is based on a 1988 Mattel Ken doll.
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Barbie
Tour Guide Barbie, voiced by Jodi Benson, gives Andy's toys a tour of Al's Toy Barn in Toy Story 2. At the end of the blooper reel she bids farewell to the audience.
Toy Story tier list questions
Which Toy Story characters are on this list?
This list has 24 characters from the Toy Story films, including the toys, owners and villains. You can add characters that are missing as text items.
Who is the main villain of each Toy Story movie?
Sid is the main antagonist of the first film, Stinky Pete and Al McWhiggin of Toy Story 2, Lotso of Toy Story 3, and Gabby Gabby is the former main antagonist of Toy Story 4.
How should I rank Toy Story characters?
Common criteria include humor, loyalty, character arc, voice acting and favorite scenes. Many fans split their list by film, since several characters, such as Forky and Lotso, play major roles in only one.
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