Toy Story 3 Characters:
Human Characters
The people who make up the Toy Story 3 characters list are new or have grown considerably since we last saw them in Toy Story 2.
Andy Davis
Now a 17 year old young man, Andy is getting ready to go to college in Toy Story 3. He has outgrown playing with his toys, and they're left inside his wooden toy chest. However, he is still attached to them and does not want to donate or trash them. He puts all the main Toy Story characters toys except for Woody inside a garbage bag, intending them to go into the attic, but is distracted with helping his sister Molly bring down her box of toys to donate. Andy decides to take Woody with him to college and puts him in that box.
At the end of the movie, Andy brings his box of beloved toys to Bonnie's house, whose parents are his mother's friends. He takes out each toy with Bonnie and explains that toy's personality to her. When Andy gets to Woody, though, he's unsure whether or not to give him to Bonnie. He decides to give up Woody, and together they play with all the toys for one last time.
The last we see of Andy is when he drives off into the distance, bound for his new life at college.
Molly Davis
We first met Molly as a baby in Toy Story, by the second sequel, she was a toddler. Now as one of the Toy Story 3 characters, she is about 13 years old. Her interest in her toys has also gone way down and she donates her Barbie to the Sunnyside Daycare without much thought as she tosses the doll in the box. She likes listening to her music and reading "Tween" magazine in her bedroom.
Ms. Davis
Andy and Molly's mother is one of the Toy Story 3 characters who plays a minor role. She gets on Andy's case about clearing out his room, sorting all his stuff in to things to donate, go into the attic or toss in the trash.
When Andy leaves his garbage bag full of his toys intended for the attic out in the hallway, Ms. Davis puts the bag out by the curb for the garbage truck by mistake. Later when Mrs. Potatohead sees what's going on through her missing eye, we see that Ms. Davis feels shocked and terrible about the mishap.
At the end of the film, Ms. Davis is like most mothers when their children grow up and leave home: she's weepy and sentimental about Andy going off into the big world.
Bonnie Anderson
This four year old cutie pie is a little girl who attends Sunnyside Daycare where her mother is a receptionist and friends with Andy's mom. On the way out that day, Bonnie bumps into Woody as he's hanging in a tree, so she rescues him and takes him home with her.
She's a lively little girl with an active imagination, but she is quite shy around the grown-ups. She plays respectfully with her toys Buttercup, Trixie, Mr. Pricklepants, Chuckles the Clown, Peas-in-a-Pod and Totoro. Woody likes all of these Toy Story 3 characters and toward the end of the film writes a note to Andy telling him to donate him and the gang to her where they can all have a happy life.
Bonnie is thrilled with all the toys Andy gives her and is especially happy once Andy decides to let her keep Woody. She has a great time playing with Andy and all her toys, and when Andy leaves for the last time, she goes inside her house for lunch, leaving her toys out on the front porch as they all watch Andy drive away.
The end credits show us how well the toys have adapted to their new home and they have Bonnie's love and attention.
Sid Phillips
He's the garbage man in the set of Toy Story 3 characters! Hyperactive with a love of dancing around to his music, Sid is the liveliest garbage man in town. We get the idea that Sid is the garbage man because he wears the same black skull tee-shirt he did as a boy in the first Toy Story.
Unbeknownst to Sid, he takes the gang of Toy Story 3 characters home from the dump when they see him getting ready to go on his morning garbage route, straight past Andy's house! Woody and the rest don't know that the garbage man is Sid either, because they're more worried about their own immediate problems.
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