Trixie

Trixie

Trixie is a blue plastic toyTriceratops that appears in theDisney•PixarToy Story franchise, first appearing inToy Story 3. She is one of the toys owned byBonnie Anderson and appears to be of the same toy line asRex.

Background[]

Official Description[]

"Trixie is a perfect playmate for prehistoric playtime! Visit the era when dinosaurs ruled the Earth! Made of rigid, durable plastic and in friendly shades of blue and purple, Trixie features an expressive mouth and movable legs. This gentle Triceratops will feed any child's imagination. Also available:Tyrannosaurus Rex,Stegosaurus, andVelociraptor."

Personality[]

Trixie usually chats online with someone who goes by the name "Velocistar237" (presumably aVelociraptor toy). She is often found playing video games withRex and even made a profile for him as seen inHawaiian Vacation. Due to her rather older appearance (the paint on her horns and claws is shown peeling), it can be assumed that she is one ofBonnie's older toys. She is also shown to be one of her favorites, even writing her name on her front left foot as seen inToy Story That Time Forgot.

Appearances[]

Toy Story 3[]

Trixie is first seen afterWoody is taken toBonnie's house byBonnie, who, having just returned home fromSunnyside Daycare, places him with her toys for a tea party. As Bonnie leaves to go to the bathroom, Woody tries to ask the toys where he is, but Mr. Pricklepants shushes him so he can "stay in character". When Buttercup introduces himself, Trixie chimes in as well, only for the both of them to get shushed (which then leads to the triceratops and hedgehog to get in a shushing contest, much to Buttercup's dismay). Woody tells them that he doesn't know where he is, and Trixie (believing he is referring to what the setting is in Bonnie's playtime) says they're either in a cafe in Paris or a coffee shop in New Jersey, with her just getting back from the doctor with "life-changing news". Buttercup then explains to a confused Woody they do a lot of improvs in Bonnie's room. Bonnie soon returns, and she soon introduces a rag doll named Dolly as a "scary witch". She grabs all her toys and hides in her toy basket, pretending to hide from the witch. But the witch "finds them" and she tips over the basket with all of them spilling out. Bonnie once again leaves to make a "spaceship" so they can escape the witch. The toys stand up and Trixie tells Woody he's doing great, but a frustrated Woody just wants to know how to get out here, only for him to be introduced to Dolly and the Peas-in-a-Pod. Bonnie returns with a cardboard box with paper plate wings and scoops the toys into it. She brings them to her bed and catapults them with her bedsheets onto the bed. As she jumps onto it and snuggles with her toys, Woody begins to warm up and actually begin to like her.

That night, however, while Bonnie (and the other toys, who sleep in her bed along with her) are sleeping, Woody sneaks out of her bed and looks for her backpack. He finds it hanging on her door, and after quietly moving a chair towards it, finds her address written on it. Bonnie's toys, who heard him, ask him what he is doing, with Trixie shocked he's leaving. Woody explains that he has to leave since he belongs to somebody else. He asks them if they have some sort of map, to which Dolly points to Trixie, who (after stretching) says she'll fire up the computer.

Later, the toys are using Bonnie's computer for directions when Trixie receives an email from somebody named Velocistar237 (with a message reading: "U there? I made it 2 the Dark Fortress!!"). When Woody asks who it was, Trixie quickly pushes him to the side to exit out and insists that it's a dinosaur toy from down the street and it's nothing. Woody finishes typing up Andy's address and tells Trixie to enter. It turns out Bonnie's house is right around the corner to Andy's house, much to the group's happiness. As Woody is about to walk through the dog door, he tells Bonnie's toys if they ever make it to Sunnyside, to tell Andy's toys that Woody made it home. The toys are shocked that they came from Sunnyside, with Trixie asking him how he escaped. Woody laughs and says it wasn't easy, but he soon asks what does she mean by escape. Mr. Pricklepants explains that the daycare is ruled by Lotso with an iron fist. Chuckles, a clown toy sitting by the window, explains to Woody that he, Lotso, andBig Baby belonged to a little girl named Daisy who accidentally left them at a rest stop. After they followed her back home, Lotso discovered he was replaced by another Lotso doll, causing him to harden inside and lie to the other toys that they were all replaced (while Big Baby believed it, Chuckles witnessed the whole thing, but Lotso quickly shut him up). After wandering aimlessly, they found Sunnyside, where Lotso became the ruler of the daycare (while Big Baby was his bodyguard) while Chuckles eventually got broken and found by Bonnie. Woody says his friends are at Sunnyside, but the toys object him going back, with Trixie reminding him of Andy leaving for college.

She is not seen until the end of the movie whereAndy donates his toys to Bonnie and spends the afternoon playing with both groups of toys. After Andy leaves and Bonnie goes inside with her mother, the gang then watch from the porch as Andy drives off down the street. As the gang introduces themselves, Trixie is seen chatting with Rex. During the end-credits, Trixie and Rex are shown becoming close by playing video games on the computer. After succeeding in winning a video game, Trixie and Rex high-five one another in victory. They're then seen watching Jessie and Buzz perform a pasodoble to "Hay Un Amigo En Mi", the Spanish version of "You've Got a Friend in Me".

Toy Story Toons[]

InHawaiian Vacation, Trixie can be seen amongst Bonnie's toys. She is first seen when Woody asks if everyone has a vacation plan. She along with Rex are planning to work their "massively multiplayer online world play game profiles" for their vacation plans. UntilBarbie andKen arrive unexpectedly, she joins Woody, Buzz along with the rest of Bonnie's toys to recreate Hawaii for Barbie and Ken. Later on, she is seen as the captain when Barbie and Ken go fishing in a toy boat during one of their various "adventures" in "Hawaii". After the credits, she is seen with the other toys working to free Barbie and Ken who are trapped in a block of ice.

Trixie also appears inSmall Fry andPartysaurus Rex.

Toy Story of Terror![]

Trixie returns in the Halloween special along with Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Rex,Mr. Potato Head, and Mr. Pricklepants. After Mr. Potato Head disappears at the sleep-well motel and the toys go to find him, Trixie looks down a vent and falls down where she is captured byMr. Jones. She is later seen again after the other toys are captured and they are locked inRon's cabinet. After Woody is purchased and Jessie manages to escape and rescue him, Trixie, Woody, Jessie, and their friends are later recovered by Bonnie and her mom.

Toy Story That Time Forgot[]

Trixie returns in the Christmas special. She has a much larger role here, as she is the protagonist. She expresses frustration at never being played with as a dinosaur before she and some other toys are taken away toMason's house for a playdate. There She is immediately smitten overReptillus Maximus and participates in the battle against the Battlesaurs. However, she is horrified that Reptillus hurts Mason's toys. Soon Woody and Buzz enter the ring and warn Trixie that Mason hasn't played with the Battlesaurs yet and they don't even know they're toys. After Woody and Buzz are captured by theCleric and the Goliathon, Trixie goes to get Bonnie and save her friends. Trixie makes her way to the game console to turn it off; however, Reptillus confronts her. However, she is able to persuade Reptillus of the joys of playtime, prompting him to turn off Mason's video game so that he will remember his other toys and saves Woody and Buzz. At the end of the special, she reflects that she has learned to define herself as Bonnie's toy first and foremost, proclaiming that she will be whatever Bonnie needs her to be.

Toy Story 4[]

Trixie returns in the fourth installment of the franchise, though with a much smaller role,Kristen Schaal reprises her role.

Trixie is one of the toys that Bonnie chooses for her town game. After Bonnie's first day of Kindergarten, she sees that Woody went with her. Later, she is shocked to seeForky come alive, telling Woody that she has all the questions, and also goes along with the road trip to celebrate Bonnie's first day.

When they try to return to the carnival to find Woody, she pretends to be the GPS, and takes them to the carnival, and when they arrive at the carnival they say goodbye to Woody.

One year later, Jessie returns from school in Bonnie's backpack. Trixie and the other toys ask her how Bonnie was in first grade. She and the other toys are surprised to see another utensil toy made by Bonnie namedKaren Beverly, whom Forky has a crush on.

Forky Asks a Question[]

Trixie appears in a cameo in the end of "What is Love?", where she says no toCarl Reineroceros, who attempted to get into a relationship with her.

Trixie was seen again in "What is a Computer?", where she tries to teach Forky how to use a computer. In the end, he ends up destroying her computer, much to Trixie's anger.

Trivia[]

• Trixie's character model kind of resemblesDim fromA Bug's Life, the onlyPixar movie released between the first twoToy Story films.
• Trixie's character may have been hinted (though not yet planned) at the end of the originalToy Story because ofRex hoping thatAndy will get another dinosaur toy "like a leaf eater" so he could play the dominant predator.
• InToy Story 2,there is a sticker on Andy's television that looks like Trixie.
• As pointed out by some concept art, Trixie was originally going to be part ofLotso's Gang.
• Trixie enjoys video games just as much as Rex does. An example is the IM she gets on the computer.
• Trixie, along with Rex, appears in the Dino Darts part of theDisney World attractionToy Story Midway Mania!, replacingBo Peep's Baaa-loon Pop during the post-2010 revamp.
• Based on their similar designs, it is implied that both Rex and Trixie were part of the same toy line from which these dinosaur toys originated.
• Trixie's color scheme is similar to that ofJames P. Sullivan from theMonsters, Inc. franchise.
• The first three letters in Trixie's name are a reference toTriceratops, the dinosaur on which she is based.
• Trixie wasKristen Schaal's firstPixar role. She would later become more recognized as the voice ofMabel Pines inGravity Falls.
• She was mistaken as male on theBuzz Lightyear Teach & Talk Phone toy.
• She is the first among Bonnie's toys (and not any of Andy's toys) to star in otherToy Story-related media, being the central character of the Christmas TV specialToy Story That Time Forgot.
  • This also makes her the first overall leading toy in the franchise who wasn't part ofAndy's collection;Barbie andKen do not count because "Hawaiian Vacation" is still part ofToy Story Toons, which also stars some of Andy's toys.

Gallery[]

Screenshots[]

Trixie with Mr. Pricklepants and Buttercup

"That's just a dinosaur down the street." (Responding to Velicostar237)

"But how'd you escape?"
Trixie and Dolly shocked that Woody escaped from Sunnyside

Trixie and Rex playing a computer game together

Trixie as Captain with Barbie and Ken inHawaiian Vacation

Trixie with the other toys inPartysaurus Rex

Trixie inToy Story of Terror!

Trixie inToy Story That Time Forgot

Miscellaneous[]

Trixie clip art

Trixie render forToy Story 3

Trixie render forToy Story 4

Real-life toy version of Trixie by Thinkway Toys

Trixie inToy Story 3: The Video Game

Concept art of Trixie's body

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