Toy Story 5

Toy Story 5 is the fifth feature film in Pixar’s Toy Story animated series, continuing the adventures of toys whose lives intersect with human children.

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Toy Story: A Pixar animated film series about toys that come alive when humans are absent. The franchise’s earlier films establish the characters and world this installment continues.
Woody: A pull-string cowboy doll and central character in the Toy Story films. His departure at the end of Toy Story 4 shapes the sequel’s starting situation.
Computer animation: The creation of moving images with digitally generated or manipulated visuals. Pixar uses computer animation to create the film’s characters and environments.
Toy Story 3: The 2010 third film in Pixar’s Toy Story series, which follows the toys as Andy leaves for college. Its apparent farewell shaped expectations that later sequels would not continue.
Toy Story 4: The 2019 fourth film in Pixar’s Toy Story series, centered on Woody’s reunion with Bo Peep. Its ending sets up Woody’s separation from the other toys before this sequel.
Buzz Lightyear: A space-ranger action figure who is one of the central characters in Toy Story. Buzz remains a core figure as the toys face a new conflict.
RenderMan: Pixar’s rendering software for producing photorealistic and stylized computer-generated images. Rendering technology converts the film’s modeled scenes into finished images.
Toy Story 2: The 1999 second film in Pixar’s Toy Story series, involving Woody’s possible sale to a toy collector. Its success helped establish sequels as a lasting part of the franchise.
Andrew Stanton: An American filmmaker and screenwriter who has directed and written films for Pixar. Stanton wrote and directed Toy Story 5.
Jessie: A spirited cowgirl doll who joins the Toy Story characters in the second film. Jessie’s group becomes central to the story after Woody leaves.