In Andy's room there is a calendar for "Bug Agents".
The film was originally scheduled to be released directly on videotape, and it was not confirmed until 1998 that it would reappear on the big screen. Pixar animators had to delete most of the content and re-produce it in just 9 months, so that the film reached the effect of "making it what you want to watch".
The Pizza Planet truck appeared in the film again, the same car used by Buss when they drove to the airport. This car is of "Gyoza" brand. Gyoza means dumpling in Japanese, which can also be regarded as referring to Toyota.
The airport broadcast in the film said ".Lasseter Airlines, Flight A113.", here not only the name of the director of the film, John Lasseter, is used, "A113" is also the director’s studio number when he was in school. This number is also written on Andy's mother's license plate.
The date of "Life Magazine" with Hu Di and Red Heart on the cover is January 12, 1957, which is also the birthday of the film's director John Lasseter. Meanwhile, the above also says "Doctors Say Americans Do not Eat Enough Fat." ()
The old man who cleaned Hu Di was the old man in the 1997 Pixar short film "Geri's Game", and he still had his chess board in one of his drawers.
The pizza on the chest of the three-eyed alien is "stuffed" with pepperoni and mushrooms.
The scene of the airport baggage area in the film takes an average of 70 hours () to render each frame .
The prototype of the canyon that Buzz flies over in the opening scene is the riverbed around Ant Island in "Bug Crisis", but the stones float up and the water is gone.
Many ideas that were not used in the first "Toy Story" appeared in the film, and they were all used very skillfully: such as the opening Bass animation, the front yard auction, and Hu Di's nightmare.
In the first "Toy Story", there is a role of Barbie, but Mattel has always disagreeed to authorize Disney to use it, so this role was changed to Bo Peep. After the film was released, the hot sale of toys in the film made Mattel finally agree to authorize them to use the tour guide Barbie.
The two protagonists of the film, Hu Di and the voice actors of Bass, Tom Hanks and Tim Allen, admitted that they cried when they saw the scene where Trace was abandoned and listened to the melody of When She Loved Me. Came out.
The location of Al Toy City in the movie is 1001 West Katyn Avenue, which is actually the address of Pixar’s previous studio in Richmond, California.
