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* TheLeader: Officially speaking, Woody himself; practically at Al's apartment, Stinky Pete.
* PrimaryColorChampion: At least, to the human-based toys, but is completely {{averted|trope}} by Stinky Pete once he revealed his truly envious nature.

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* TheLeader: Officially speaking, Woody himself; Woody; practically at Al's apartment, Stinky Pete.
* PrimaryColorChampion: At least, to the human-based toys, but is completely {{averted|trope}} by Stinky Pete once he revealed his truly envious [[GreenEyedMonster envious]] nature.



* TheWestern: The entire group is Western-themed, given that they originated in the ''Woody's Roundup'' franchise.

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* TheWestern: The entire group is Western-themed, given that they originated in the Their franchise of origin ''Woody's Roundup'' franchise.is Western-themed.



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[[folder:Jessie]]
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* {{The Hero}}es: Mainly for the InUniverse ''Woody's Roundup'' franchise. Subverted in Stinky Pete's case as a toy, because he's much viler than the rest of the Roundup Gang.
* TheLeader: Officially speaking, Woody himself; practically at Al's apartment, Stinky Pete.
* PrimaryColorChampion: At least, to the human-based toys, but is completely {{averted|trope}} by Stinky Pete once he revealed his truly envious nature.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Jessie is the only female member among them.
* TheWestern: The entire group is Western-themed, given that they originated in the ''Woody's Roundup'' franchise.



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[[folder:Jessie]]
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* GreenEyedMonster: "Spending a lifetime on a dime-store shelf, watching every other toy be sold" did absolutely no favors for the Prospector's mental health.

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* GreenEyedMonster: "Spending a lifetime on a dime-store shelf, watching every other toy be sold" sold!" did absolutely no favors for the Prospector's mental health.



* TheScrappy: In-universe. It is pretty clear that Stinky Pete is the least popular of the Woody's Roundup characters, considering how easy it was for Al to find a mint-in-box Stinky Pete doll and how long he spent unsold. Stinky Pete himself even seems to dislike his character, judging by his reaction to him in the show's intro. No doubt this likely contributed to his descent.

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* PrimaryColorChampion: Averted. He's only this in the InUniverse ''Woody's Roundup'' franchise. As a toy himself, he veers more into what a SecondaryColorNemesis traditionally is.
* TheScrappy: In-universe.InUniverse. It is pretty clear that Stinky Pete is the least popular of the Woody's Roundup characters, considering how easy it was for Al to find a mint-in-box Stinky Pete doll and how long he spent unsold. Stinky Pete himself even seems to dislike his character, judging by his reaction to him in the show's intro. No doubt this likely contributed to his descent.



* {{Foil}}: Humorously speaking, to Stinky Pete. They were both originally characters from different InUniverse media franchises (''Buzz Lightyear'' for Zurg; ''Woody's Roundup'' for Stinky Pete) who haven't got someone else to play with until their final appearances. However, their roles for their respecttive InUniverse franchises of origin differ from their actual personalities as toys: Zurg is meant to be an antagonist, but is really a good toy at heart who initially deluded himself into being a "villain". Stinky Pete, on the other hand, is set up as a protagonist, but he turns out to be a highly ambitious {{determinator}} who ironically became the bigger bad guy than Zurg ever was.

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* {{Foil}}: Humorously speaking, to Stinky Pete. They were both originally characters from different InUniverse media franchises (''Buzz Lightyear'' for Zurg; ''Woody's Roundup'' for Stinky Pete) who haven't got someone else to play with until their final appearances. However, their roles for their respecttive respective InUniverse franchises of origin differ from their actual personalities as toys: Zurg is meant to be an antagonist, but is really a good toy at heart who initially deluded himself into being a "villain". Stinky Pete, on the other hand, is set up as a protagonist, but he turns out to be a highly ambitious {{determinator}} who ironically became the bigger bad guy than Zurg ever was.

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* FantasticRacism: He has a deep hatred towards space toys because they became more popular since Sputnik and the Space Age, putting cowboy toys and ''Woody's Roundup'' out of fashion. The idea that Woody is best friends with a space toy outright sickens him.

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* FantasticRacism: He has a deep hatred towards space toys because they became more popular since Sputnik and the Space Age, putting cowboy toys and ''Woody's Roundup'' out of fashion.fashion, hinting his true nature earlier in the second movie. The idea that Woody is best friends with a space toy outright sickens him.



* FromNobodyToNightmare: His past ownerless experience as a toy himself prevents him from instantly accepting the chance to experience toy ownership himself with the help of Woody (although, he ''did'' eventually get an owner of his own). Combine this with his personal hatred towards space-themed toys.



* ImmortalitySeeker: Having never been played with, he wants to spend the rest of his life as an exhibit in the Konishi Toy Museum.

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* ImmortalitySeeker: Having never been played with, he wants to spend the rest of his life as an exhibit in the Konishi Toy Museum. Museum, only if the other Roundup Gang members join with him (as he personally insists).

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* AntiVillain: Type 4. He never really does anything evil and he's hardly an antagonist. Plus he's not meant to be taken seriously as a villain.

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* AntiVillain: Type 4. He never really does anything evil and he's hardly an antagonist. Plus Plus, [[LaughablyEvil he's not meant to be taken seriously seriously]] as a villain.


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* LaughablyEvil: Not only did he [[{{Pun}} played]] himself as a "bad guy", but he's also got a LargeHam while doing so.
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* {{Foil}}: Humorously speaking, to Stinky Pete. They were both originally characters of different InUniverse media franchises (''Buzz Lightyear'' for Zurg; ''Woody's Roundup'' for Stinky Pete) who haven't got someone else to play with until their final appearances. However, their roles for their respecttive InUniverse franchises of origin differ from their actual personalities as toys: Zurg is meant to be an antagonist, but is really a good toy at heart who initially deluded himself into being a "villain". Stinky Pete, on the other hand, is set up as a protagonist, but he turns out to be a highly ambitious {{determinator}} who ironically became the bigger bad guy than Zurg ever was.

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* {{Foil}}: Humorously speaking, to Stinky Pete. They were both originally characters of from different InUniverse media franchises (''Buzz Lightyear'' for Zurg; ''Woody's Roundup'' for Stinky Pete) who haven't got someone else to play with until their final appearances. However, their roles for their respecttive InUniverse franchises of origin differ from their actual personalities as toys: Zurg is meant to be an antagonist, but is really a good toy at heart who initially deluded himself into being a "villain". Stinky Pete, on the other hand, is set up as a protagonist, but he turns out to be a highly ambitious {{determinator}} who ironically became the bigger bad guy than Zurg ever was.

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* {{Foil}}: Humorously speaking, to Stinky Pete. They were both originally characters of different InUniverse media franchises (''Buzz Lightyear'' for Zurg; ''Woody's Roundup'' for Stinky Pete) who haven't got someone else to play with until their final appearances. However, their roles for their franchises of origin differ from their actual personalities as toys: Zurg is meant to be an antagonist, but is really a good toy at heart who initially deluded himself into thinking that he's a "bad guy", while Stinky Pete is portrayed as a protagonist, but turns out to be a highly ambitious {{determinator}} who ironically became a bigger bad guy than Zurg was.

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* {{Foil}}: Humorously speaking, to Stinky Pete. They were both originally characters of different InUniverse media franchises (''Buzz Lightyear'' for Zurg; ''Woody's Roundup'' for Stinky Pete) who haven't got someone else to play with until their final appearances. However, their roles for their respecttive InUniverse franchises of origin differ from their actual personalities as toys: Zurg is meant to be an antagonist, but is really a good toy at heart who initially deluded himself into thinking that he's being a "bad guy", while "villain". Stinky Pete Pete, on the other hand, is portrayed set up as a protagonist, but he turns out to be a highly ambitious {{determinator}} who ironically became a the bigger bad guy than Zurg ever was.


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* PurpleIsPowerful: Played with during his "bad guy" phase, because he's not ''that'' really threating at all.
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: Within the circle of the film series' primary toy villains, he's the "in-between" (since he can display an affable demeanor, unless something triggers him, like space toys) to [[spoiler:Gabby Gabby's "nice" and Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear's "mean"]].

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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: Within the circle of the film series' primary toy villains, he's the "in-between" (since he can display an affable demeanor, unless something triggers him, like space toys) to [[spoiler:Gabby Gabby Gabby's "nice" and Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear's "mean"]]."mean".
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* NiceMeanAndInbetween: Within the circle of the film series' primary toy villains, he's the "in-between" (since he can display an affable demeanor, unless something triggers him, like space toys) to [[spoiler:Gabby Gabby's "nice" and Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear's "mean"]].
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-->'''Andy's Buzz:'''Tell me I wasn't this deluded.

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-->'''Andy's Buzz:'''Tell Buzz:''' Tell me I wasn't this deluded.
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-->'''Andy's Buzz:''' "Tell me I wasn't this deluded."

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* InsecureProtagonistArrogantAntagonist: He's the arrogant antagonist to Woody's insecure protagonist in ''Toy Story 2''. Even when Woody himself had made the decision to go to Japan with the rest of the Roundup Gang at Al's apartment, he actually still feels unsure on whether or not he'd be going back to his original owner Andy at first. Stinky Pete, on the other hand, ''enforces'' everyone in the gang to come along with him to that Japanese museum so that he'd find his '''own''' purpose in life after not being able to find any human owner to play with (at least, up until later).
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In one of the outtakes from pre-2019 releases of ''Toy Story 2'', he's seen talking to two identical Barbie dolls about trying to get them a role for Toy Story 3, before he realizes the camera is rolling.

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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In one of the outtakes from pre-2019 releases of ''Toy Story 2'', he's seen talking to two identical Barbie dolls about trying to get them a role for Toy ''Toy Story 3, 3'', before he realizes the camera is rolling.
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* DrivenByEnvy: Judging by his own VillainousBreakdown directly after his malicious revelation, it's easy to assume that he's jealous that the other members of the Roundup gang in Al's apartment have experienced toy ownership themselves, while he hasn't gotten any human owner himself in his entire life as a toy, (at least before his ironic defeat). This is what primarily drove him to forcefully make the rest of the gang itself join him in going to a Japanese museum.

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* TwoWordsICantCount: Channels [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} Phil]] a bit when explaining why Woody's Roundup toys went into decline:
-->''"Two words: Sput-nik."''

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* TwoWordsICantCount: Channels [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} Phil]] TreacherousAdvisor: Tries to convince Woody to let Andy go, since Woody can't stop Andy from growing up, and Woody will inevitably be thrown away at some point. [[JerkassHasAPoint This line of thinking even temporarily causes Woody to agree]], until Buzz counters that [[LivingIsMoreThanSurviving watching kids from behind glass isn't really living]]. Upon seeing Woody change his mind again, Stinky Pete pulls a bit when explaining why FaceHeelTurn and tries to actively sabotage Woody's Roundup toys went into decline:
-->''"Two words: Sput-nik."''
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* NiceCharacterMeanActor: Is an otherwise goofy character on TV, but the toy version of the character is rather bitter and unpleasant. [[DownplayedTrope That being said,]] he still has an [[AffablyEvil affable]] demeanor to him.

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* NiceCharacterMeanActor: Is an otherwise goofy character on TV, but the toy version of the character is rather bitter and unpleasant. [[DownplayedTrope That being said,]] he still has an [[AffablyEvil affable]] demeanor to him.him; he was just driven out of insanity to instantly realize the value of toy ownership.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: After he revealed his true colors in front of the other members of the Roundup Gang at Al's apartment, he abruptly motivated Jessie into experiencing toy ownership again when she slowly starts to accept Woody's offer to her and Bullseye about officially becoming Andy's toys.
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* DirtyOldMan: In one of the "outtakes" from pre-2019 releases of ''Toy Story 2'', he's seen trying to chat up a couple of Barbie dolls, [[CastingCouch promising them a part in the movie]], before he realizes the camera is rolling...

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* DirtyOldMan: DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: In one of the "outtakes" outtakes from pre-2019 releases of ''Toy Story 2'', he's seen talking to two identical Barbie dolls about trying to chat up a couple of Barbie dolls, [[CastingCouch promising get them a part in the movie]], role for Toy Story 3, before he realizes the camera is rolling...rolling.
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[[center:[-[[Characters/ToyStoryMainToyCharacters Main Toy Characters]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryAndysOtherToys Andy's Other Toys]] | '''Toys at Al's Toy Barn''' | [[Characters/ToyStorySunnysideDaycareToys Sunnyside Daycare Toys]] ([[Characters/ToyStoryLotso Lotso]]) | [[Characters/ToyStorySecondChanceAntiqueStoreToys Second Chance Antique Store Toys]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryBonniesToys Bonnie's Toys]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryOtherToys Other Toys]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryHumanCharacters Human Characters]] | [[Characters/ToyStoryAnimals Animals]]-]]]

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* LordErrorProne: He is convinced he's a real space ranger. His zany ideas get more and more troublesome, until he decides to drop him and the others down the elevator so he can "fly" instead. Even after the elevator saves them, the toys have no patience left for him.
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* CannotTellFictionFromReality: Just like Buzz in the first film.

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* CannotTellFictionFromReality: Just like Buzz in the first film. Unlike Andy's Buzz, he doesn't seem to exactly come out of it by the movie's end, as Andy's Buzz gets him onboard by telling him Woody is royalty and he still believes Zurg is his father.



* LukeIAmYourFather: Is told this by Zurg on the elevator.

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* LukeIAmYourFather: Is told this by Zurg on the elevator. Their relationship is later PlayedForLaughs after the group gets out of the penthouse, as Utility Belt Buzz stays behind to play catch with him like a father and son.
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* DepravedDwarf: After years of not being owned by any human being, he turned into a bitter toy who ambitiously tries to make the other Woody's Roundup gang members in Al's collection forcibly join him in being a Japanese museum.

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* DepravedDwarf: After years of not being owned by any human being, he turned into a bitter toy who ambitiously tries to make the other Woody's Roundup gang members in Al's collection forcibly join him in being inside a Japanese museum.
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* DepravedDwarf: Being the shortest of the entire Woody's Roundup gang in Al's collection, and after years of not being owned by any human being, he turned into a bitter toy who menacingly tries to make the other members forcibly join him in being a Japanese museum.

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* DepravedDwarf: Being the shortest of the entire Woody's Roundup gang in Al's collection, and after After years of not being owned by any human being, he turned into a bitter toy who menacingly ambitiously tries to make the other Woody's Roundup gang members in Al's collection forcibly join him in being a Japanese museum.
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* DepravedDwarf: Being the shortest of the entire Woody's Roundup gang in Al's collection, and after years of not being owned by any human being, he turned into a bitter toy who menacingly tries to make the other members forcibly join him in being a Japanese museum.


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* TheNapoleon: He's not only the shortest of the Woody's Roundup gang in Al's collection, but is also the most innately stubborn among them.
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* VileVillainLaughableLackey: While he and Al [=McWhiggin=] share the same role of being the antagonists of ''Toy Story 2'', Stinkey Pete himself is proven to be far more threatening, especially towards the toys, since Al's just humorously desparate about becoming richer after he stole Woody from the Davis family's home while Andy's away from being at Cowboy Camp.

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* VileVillainLaughableLackey: While he and Al [=McWhiggin=] share the same role of being the antagonists of ''Toy Story 2'', Stinkey Stinky Pete himself is proven to be far more threatening, especially towards the toys, since Al's just humorously desparate about becoming richer after he stole Woody from the Davis family's home while Andy's away from being at Cowboy Camp.
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* VileVillainLaughableLackey: While he and Al [=McWhiggin=] share the same role of being the antagonists of ''Toy Story 2'', Stinkey Pete himself is proven to be far more threatening, especially towards the toys, since Al's just humorously desparate about becoming richer after he stole Woody from the Davis family's home while Andy's away from being at the Cowboy Camp.

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* VileVillainLaughableLackey: While he and Al [=McWhiggin=] share the same role of being the antagonists of ''Toy Story 2'', Stinkey Pete himself is proven to be far more threatening, especially towards the toys, since Al's just humorously desparate about becoming richer after he stole Woody from the Davis family's home while Andy's away from being at the Cowboy Camp.

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