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You're assuming that his affability humanizes him. It does not.
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* [[Actionized Sequel]]: With this being number 3 in a trilogy fifteen years in the making, character introductions are almost moot point, with even more dramatic escape sequences taking place in comparison to its predecessors.
* [[Advertised Extra]]: Stretch the octopus is displayed prominently on the DVD cover, despite having about ten minutes of screen time.
{{quote|'''Lotso:''' You lost, little doggie?
'''Slinky:''' [[Oh Crap|Ah!]] }}
* [[And I Must Scream]]: The ultimate fate of Lotso. He's advised by his new pals to keep his mouth shut.
* [[And the Adventure Continues...]]: When Andy leaves his toys in the care of their new kid Bonnie.
* [[Anachronism Stew]]: The opening scene. There's Woody and Jessie, the cowboy and cowgirl, chasing Potato Head on a 19th century style steam train. Then a pink sports car turns up, then spaceman Buzz Lightyear and later Slinky Dog is some sort of high tech forcefield dog contraption. Ham has a pig-shaped spaceship, with a cockpit filled with computers, lights and a teleporter and a [[Wave Motion Gun]] in the snout. Finally, there's Rex, the ''dinosaur''. Justified in that this is all a story made up by a six year old and the ludicrous nature of it is clearly powered by his sense of [[Rule of Cool]].
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