I will never forget Sid’s room in Toy Story, with all of his destroyed and mutated toys lying around. Pixar surely did a good job of making broken toys into something to be scared of.

But my opinions aside, this skin really is designed great, and looks super professional. It’s simple, but the shading is well-done, and the colors are a perfect match to the movie. This could be a good pick if you plan to fight Buzz in PvP!

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Giddy up and color in Jessie and Bullseye as they saddle up for the next big adventure. Maybe even give yodeling a try as you do it. Yodelayheehoo!

Plus if you’re up for the job, you can add some shading to this skin to make it look more detailed.

For many Toy Story fans like myself, it all began back in the 90’s. Growing up alongside Andy, sharing the same double-sided duvet covers emblazoned with Woody and Buzz and a toy box filled with some of the most iconic characters of the 90s like Mr Potato Head, (T-)Rex’s and a squadron of plastic soldiers.

This design feels like a more “Minecraftized” version of the Woody skin mentioned earlier. The head is like many others, but the amount of detail and shading is much more complex

But when John Lasseter convinced the filmmakers to make it a 22-minute Christmas special and give the characters and idea more screentime, he suggested that they add Woody and Buzz.

The skin is fairly simple, but the head is swapped with a girl’s face with long purple hair. Since the head is pretty standard, you could even a fonte change the color of the hair and the eyes to match something else, if you’re comfortable editing skins.

Plus, this Woody skin is also simple enough that the expression can be easily changed (if the poker face he has isn’t your thing).

Meanwhile, the Cleric gets Rex, using a remote control, to pull Woody and Buzz out of Goliathon while Angel Kitty is spit out. They then discover that the Cleric is the only Battlesaur who actually knows they're all toys and is determined to make sure the others don't find out so he can stay as their ruler.

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This is Andy’s favorite toy, and for a good reason! With this skin we get the original design of the toy. And what a toy it was – you could move all of its fabric parts individually, and imagine him in all sorts of situations.