Unlike any other Toy Story box, however, it has highlighted image of the Twitch minifig which is exclusive to this set in the lower right corner, along with a "limited edition" tag. The box has the usual white Toy Story 3 design, with an image of Sunnyside Daycare in the background, and the two heroes in this set (Jessie & Buzz) in the lower left corner. Jessie and Buzz are trapped in a big garbage truck and on their way to the dump! Can they escape the clutches of Lotso and Twitch before they suffer a smelly fate? Includes Buzz, Jessie, Twitch and Lotso minifigures Garbage Truck measures 8.5'' (22cm) long and 5'' (13cm) high! Lift the dumpster and empty it into the truck! Truck hopper opens as dumpster is lifted over the top! Nemo himself can be spotted around Sunnyside in the form of drawings.What's that smell? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Jessie, Buzz, Lotso, and Twitch in the Toy Story 3 Garbage Truck! And boy, are they dirty! However, neither their smell nor their looks shall keep me from reviewing this Toys'R'Us exclusive! To the junkyard, and beyond! Ray can be seen when Buzz and the robot shakes hands. Ray from Finding Nemo (2003) can be spotted on the shelf next to a blue whale and dolphin, in front of one orange and one green bin. Again, during the Butterfly room introduction, Mr. Lightning McQueen from Cars (2006) can be seen in the background behind one of the children in the Butterfly room, although in the form of a toy soapbox car rather than a miniature replica. Buzz Lightyear's batteries are BnL (Buy N Large) brands from WALL♾ (2008). Andy's room has a few car posters that are supposedly a hint of new characters for Cars 2 (2011). A lot of the dialogue in the beginning of the film is the dialogue Andy said as he was playing with the toys in the beginning of the first film (ex: "I brought my dog with built in force field, well I brought my dinosaur who eats force field dogs"). The Pixar staple "A113" also appears as Andy's mom's license plate, as it did in the first two films. The Pizza Planet truck makes a very clear appearance in a flashback scene (Lotso, Big Baby, and Chuckles ride on its bumper on the way to Sunnydale). However, Disney still has the right to use Pixar characters without Pixar's involvement. Some animators from Circle 7 were transferred to Pixar where the version of Toy Story 3 we see today began. The character designs went into the Disney archives. Shortly thereafter, Circle 7 Animation was completely shut down and its version of Toy Story 3 was shelved. However, shortly afterwards in January 2006, Disney bought Pixar in a deal that put Pixar chiefs Edwin Catmull and John Lasseter in charge of all Disney Animation. The script was completed and production was ready and Tim Allen indicated a willingness to participate even if Pixar was not involved. This script was written by Jim Herzfeld for Circle 7. Meanwhile, Buzz meets toys who were once loved but now thrown out. The toys then ship themselves to Taiwan to save him. The other toys then find out that they are completely replacing and disposing the other Buzz Lightyears and sending back brand new ones as opposed to fixing the old ones. Consequenty, Buzz is shipped off to Taiwan. The company that manufactured him say that they will ship the toys back to Taiwan where they will be fixed. The division wrote a script that focused on the Buzz Lightyear toy being recalled because of a malfunction. Disney took advantage of this and started production on an entirely different Toy Story 3 with a new division of animation called "Circle 7 Animation" without any involvement with Pixar. Furthermore, Disney retains the rights to make sequels to any Pixar film, though Pixar retains the right of first refusal to work on these sequels. In 2004, Disney and Pixar signed an agreement that all characters created by Pixar for their films are owned by Disney. In that way, the basic premise of the joke is retained or even enhanced in the Spanish dubbed versions. Woody even responds to him with a mock imitation of this Andalusian accent. In Spain, "normal" Buzz uses standard Castilian Spanish in the dubbed version, and when he converts to Spanish mode, he then uses an exaggerated Andalusian accent from southern Spain, which is appropriately the land of flamenco and many other traditions identified as stereotypically Spanish. In the Latin American version, "normal" Buzz uses the local Latin American variety of Spanish in the dubbed version, but when he converts to "Spanish mode", he shifts to the "standard" Castilian accent (from central Spain), which to native speakers, sounds very different from Latin American Spanish. However, different accents and dialects are used depending on the region. In the Spanish versions of the film, during Buzz Lightyear's "Spanish mode", he continues to speak Spanish rather than a different language such as English.
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