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Short comedic vignettes with the same toys in the same room capture the series' playful, low-stakes camaraderie.

A kidnapped star and a villain who wants to rule his world shares the film's thread of jealousy driving conflict.

An optimistic orphan searching for where she belongs echoes Woody's own fear of losing the place that defines him.

Two mismatched companions in a world that keeps them apart find that opposites can form the strongest partnerships.

A lone hero assembles a ragtag team to handle a crisis, mirroring the original's ensemble rescue energy.

An innocent talking car searching for her mother through danger shares the film's thread of identity and belonging.

The classic characters reunited in a carnival setting keeps the playful, ensemble spirit of the original alive.

A platformer retelling the film's own story lets you play through Woody and Buzz's rivalry from the inside.

Buzz takes center stage in this platformer based on Toy Story 2, leading the rescue mission himself.

Andy's departure for college becomes the emotional engine, the same bittersweet transition at the heart of the series.

The whole gang competes together in a racing game that swaps existential stakes for pure, chaotic fun.

A Toy Story spin-off puts Buzz in his own heroic universe, exploring the space-ranger identity separate from Woody.

The toys stage a rodeo together, celebrating the playful ensemble camaraderie the films are built on.

Familiar characters enjoying everyday life together captures the same cosy, domestic warmth of Andy's room.

A character defined by a positive attitude and helping friends reflects the emotional generosity at Toy Story's core.

A boy's fury at losing his room to an intruder mirrors Woody's jealousy when Buzz arrives and displaces him.

A collection spanning multiple Pixar worlds gives Toy Story 3 its own chapter alongside other beloved ensemble adventures.

A look at family life presented with warmth and irreverence shares the film's affectionate view of domestic bonds.

Andy's toys mount a daring rescue mission after Woody is kidnapped, echoing the original's buddy-adventure stakes.

The gang must band together to escape a nefarious day care, revisiting the theme of toys fighting to return home.

Woody's certainty about his place in the world is tested when a road trip reshapes everything he thought he knew.

Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the gang must go head to head with a new threat to playtime from Bonnie's tablet obsession.

A child's whimsical claim of ownership over a person mirrors the film's theme of being chosen — and what that costs.

Bo Peep recounts what happened to herself and her sheep in the years between Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 4.