Why a movie-accurate Buzz Lightyear is physically impossible…

[@WaterCometStudios]

This is a topic I’ve literally spent YEARS debating. I’m 100% sure that a movie accurate Buzz can NEVER exist. The wing and karate chop action mechanism, speaker, voice modulator, and wires ruin the entire idea of fully retractable helmet, not to mention the wings getting in the way of the Karate chop action button, the helmet mechanism having no feasible way of functioning, and the arms not reaching to the other side of his body without severe modifications. Just because technology has advanced in the past two decades doesn’t mean we can bend the laws of physics.

[@Masanimax]

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[@osmanyousif7849]

Don't forget the battery compartment behind his back with the Play/Demo switch and reset button that needs a paperclip to insert, which would have to be BEHIND the wings....

[@HackerBilly13]

Actually! So I have been doing an insane amount of Mods to the Disney Store Buzz and EVERYTHING is actually possible except for the retractable helmet but it requires you to mix and mash most of the features from multiple toys together. Check out my Channel if you want to see what I've been doing. I'm still nowhere near done with my Buzz. I've currently figured out how to transplant the wings from the Signsture Buzz onto the Disney Store and keep their popping open function and lights. Im working on the hands as well next but Im very very close to having a Buzz Lightyear that can do everything movie Buzz can do besides the fully retracted helmet

[@Cyperstudio]

I’ve always known that the fully retractable helmet would’ve been completely impossible, it’s always baffled me how often most people wonder why the figures never included it lol

[@ukatosp1953]

A movie accurate Buzz CAN exist, the problem is that it would be pretty expensive to produce, due to the limited space inside his torso (which will be somewhat occupied by the helmet) most of the features will have to work wirelessly, say, you press a button on his back and it sends a signal to a little motor in his arm for the karate chop action, same with other features, it would be kind of like the Optimus Prime or R2D2 "figures" that connect to an app and move around on their own, I can totally see a fan making such thing a reality

[@LightSnackProductions]

They could definitely make the wings longer and give him ball joint wrists at least though as well as include the details on his wings that only a few Disney store versions have, and they don't include all of them. And why is glow paint such a difficult thing to include on these lol , like it's that much more expensive.

[@thischannelisirrelevant.7926]

I guess Buzz was such a good toy in the Toy Story universe that we haven't even made a movie accurate Buzz with all the features.

[@imCaRNaG3]

I've always had a problem with the fully retractable helmet, it looks cool but it looks so imposible for real life

[@SmashupMashups]

I read a trope related to the psychics and difficulty you brought up in this video, but the TV Tropes example was more straightforward.

[@faded4204]

Could've sworn as a kid, I had a Buzz Lightyear that didn't have a space helmet so he looked pretty close to movie Buzz. The only thing that was off about it was the green. It was more of a matt dull green instead of a vibrant shiny green. Pretty sure it was a Buzz made around the same time as ty2 so he was fairly old. I still have my Woody tho and unlike most out there he never had a voice box with the pull string. Im currently restoring him

[@Nic_2751]

Zedabyu Productions: “you’re challenging me?”

[@raylopez6871]

They could make it removable plus once he found out the air was non-toxic he never really wore it anyways

[@QuantumSurge64]

Seeing the 4:3 aspect ratio VHS quality clips from the movie in a KZbin video essay like this feels so uncommon yet very welcome and nostalgic

[@WaterCometStudios]

Honestly I think I ended up using it since I thought it might confuse the copyright bot, but I do really like the muted colors of the VHS. I’m also weirdly fascinated by the 4:3 aspect ratio and I try to use it as much as possible.

[@FlorenzoFilms]

My thoughts exactly! I’ve always wanted to see an example of how this could NOT work in our reality. Thanks for the vid

[@elwoodjacobs4353]

The closest real-life equivalent to Buzz we have are the Disney Store Buzzes that began releasing in 2010. They have a button to open the helmet (halfway, & only open it, not close it), the wings (again, only opening, not closing), laser, karate chop (his arm is attached to a sping for it to work, & you can lock his arm down when not using the chop, but you can't rotate it 360° like the other arm), the arm communicator, & off & on (depending on which release you get), the glow-in-the-dark paint. Yes, they aren't film accurate, but every feature is at least _represented,_ & that's good enough for me.

[@dfly27485]

To me, fully functional wings is much important than karate chop action. It’s more iconic to the movie

[@Wol1427]

To be fair, the commercial for Buzz in the first movie, never shows a retractable helmet. 😆😆😆😆 The commercial bamboozled us all.

[@ale-xsantos1078]

Honestly if it had the laser thingy and the wings it would have been perfect for me, those were the features I wanted as a kid Karate? Voice notes? Not as flashy, Buzz isnt a ninja and I liked to voice & move my toys myself

[@Bruhguydude1550]

KZbinrs that can mod/customize figures: We can produce Movie Accurate Buzz Lightyear

[@Sonicfan2592]

The only way they can fix the helmet is if they have it to be detectable.

[@gallaxseizor9216]

It's possible I have seen customizers who add on to the figures. It's whether companies want to mass produce these. I really want a movie accurate Zurg the most

[@DiamondDude-fo3ku]

Tell me about it, fully retractable helmet, impossible, because of the function for the wings and the karate chop action, and the electronic features

[@joshuagarbett]

They can make all the electric components, speaker etc Literally miniature So the fully retractable helmet helmet and karate chop action is completely possible They also can make him have 100% full articulations, arms waist legs and wrists They can also as I said because they make all the electrical components miniature That’s including his voice box speaker sound system They can give him a laser pointer laser that keeps firing as long as you hold and press the button for They have the technology to make the utility belt work with all light up features and it to be detachable I believe they can do it all But they won’t do it because They just won’t do it because They know it would be absolutely incredible Just watching Toy Story and the I will go sailing no more scene, where his arm pops out They even have the technology to give him the electronic components His laser on his right hand And wrist communicator on his left And for his arms and all joints to be ball jointed

[@AlanGago15]

It's impossible, the speaking component wouldn't work as it would be incredibly tiny to be able to produce enough sound, the retractable wings are impossible, the system would be incredibly small and they will easily break, same thing when opening them, the system inside the Buzz would be too small and they will break, Karate chop would be almost impossible as too, the arm wouldn't be able to have a free movement, as it wouldn't be enough space inside the Buzz if we include the helmet function, a system able to move the helmet like the one on the movie is difficult as too, just think on how would you do it, free arms and laser would be impossible, they should be parts completely independent from the body base, each arm needs it own system, see, we would need a electronic board, the light part, the speaker part, which is impossible due to the tiny it would be and also own batteries, all of that for each arm, same thing with the utility belt, it needs it own speaker, light part, batteries, electronic board, and if you want the movement that the TSC has you wouldn't be able to make it, if you really think is possible I want to know the way you would do it, do not limit to say how advanced the technology is, I'm sure you don't even know how the TSC, which is the most accurate version we have is from the inside

[@joshuagarbett]

@@AlanGago15 Bluetooth Also although it wouldn’t be film accurate They can make him rechargeable

[@joshuagarbett]

@@AlanGago15 magnetic

[@AlanGago15]

@@joshuagarbett Nah, there's not enough space to make something like that, think on how awkward it would be, limited by the distance and I don't think we can connect the two arms, at least they are made to be an unique system, then, it would need programation and something to turn him on and off, and this wouldn't be accurate or maybe aesthetic compared to the movie, it also needs to fe recharged, less space, less accuracy, and less aesthetic, I don't really think that a good functional idea

[@AlanGago15]

@@joshuagarbett It's even worse than using Bluetooth, I don't think so

[@MiloTimberlake]

Well not when you're looking at him.

[@E2ForLife]

Only things the disney store buzz needs Better head The same botten that will lift the helmet and push it down And all the movie accurate phrases Wait a minute we can have a 100 percent movie accurate buzz we just have to make the helmet smaller and then everything is fixed huh also am thinking about when I get my signature collection buzz lightyear am planning on modding it with karate chop Acton and a push up and down helmet

[@KDawg92801]

Only way for a movie accurate buzz lightyear to exist is if they did like they did on small soldiers

[@gabbls_]

Let's put it to the test. I'll try brainstorming how to keep all of the features from the films in limited space.

[@harrisonstewart3781]

I find it quite educational.

[@supermariofan6547]

Nothing is impossible 🗣️🙏🏽

[@RoyalKnightVIII]

Now we're really getting to the bottom of things!

[@jjpugplayer9312]

It's not realistically possible as it'll probably be to expensive to make

[@davidprino]

it exists today! zebabyu creations made it!😊😊

[@swkskwwksskdekcdkcdckrvkt]

no

[@DirtyDan16325]

I agree with all statements. And here’s a rundown of more reasons why a movie buzz lightyear could never exist. 1. The karate chop action would hinder the wings, and movie size wings would hinder the karate chop. It’s a pick one or the other. 2. The arms to be able to reach across the chest would need a mechanism like the revoltech, or takira tommy. The problem is that those examples are hollow, but this one would have wires and computer chips. 3: A dome could not fully retract and go into the booty. Too many reasons, just common sense thinking. 4: Toy makers would never make this Buzz Lightyear. They seem to not understand the audience for the toy story movies, which are nostalgic college students, and young parents to elementary school kids. This is why the toys for the forth movie sucked, because they striped them down to basically baby toys. Conclusion: While I would love a movie buzz lightyear, there’s to many factors that go against him ever existing. I’m sorry.

[@JLightyear2000]

Also his wings constantly clip in each other when retracted. His jetpack and wings are much thinner than the Thinkway version.

[@ANewEra05]

Hypothetically, we *COULD* have a perfect, 1:1 perfect screen accurate buzz, But rather than having a full retractable helmet, instead, I think a solution would be just having a removable helmet. That way, thinkway (or whatever company makes this) could focus on articulation, size, proportion, paint, face, etc. without having to worry about making a major scientific breakthrough.

[@hyruleguy9569]

The only things the Disney Store version needs to be nearly perfect are: - A better head sculpt (dear God) - better articulation on the arms and waist - The actual, original SFX from TS1 A perfect, feasable Buzz would essentially be the glow-in-the-dark version of the modern DS one with the looks of the TS Collection version. I'm also thinking of the Takara Tomy super-poseable Buzz. Imagine if that had lights and sounds. A removable helmet could solve the whole retraction problem.

[@Steambull1]

Since seeing the movie as a kid, I took it for granted that Buzz could never be an actual toy, unless NASA made one with a a year's budget. The helmet was the main problem, but I also considered the wings almost impossible. However, the wings on the 2009 version are really impressive - back in the 90s (when I collected action figures and followed the toy market) those would've seemed super high tech to me.

[@androognoix1685]

Woody can manipulate his voice recording, maybe buzz is manipulating his too subconsciously and they’re not actually official

[@andrews4717]

Perhaps they should make a buzz toy that has everything EXCEPT the helmet. Leave him helmetless, I think that’d be pretty neat. Focus on the articulation and electronic components and leave the helmet out of the picture

[@KDawg92801]

Unless they make it removable

[@HACKBOINATE]

He has a point here. A movie accurate woody is possible, But Buzz. That is physically impossible.

[@zackking4742]

I love these comments on the."science"behind making a accurate Buzz Lightyear figure. I've wanted a "perfect" version of this toy ever since I was a kid. I still want one because I'm a kid a heart and I just think Buzz and Woody are just awesome. They've been so near and dear to my heart so I'd love to be able to see a movie accurate version one day if someone could somehow figure it out. No pun intended. Ssdly, it's unlikely but I'm sure someone cant think of a way to do it. I wanna be optimistic.

[@Jimmyvidz]

If y’all want a movie accurate me just put tim allen in a space ranger costume

[@bobbysmoove4796]

I can understand the helmet not being fully retractable but damnit there’s NO reason why every buzz Lightyear that has came out DOESN'T have fully rotatable arms like what’s the issue with that? Just allow them to dangle straight by their side and let them come across buzz’s body with an extension from the shoulder! Also let the arms (specifically where the laser label and space ranger label are at) rotate to the side! No reason why they should be restricted to the front smh

[@WaterCometStudios]

Yeah that’s a pretty glaring issue, especially when there’s been smaller figures that have released that have more accurately jointed arms (notably the Revoltech and Takara Tomy ones).

[@skandto]

now that I think about it, where does buzz from the new Lightyear movie's helmet go when it retracts??? Does it also go into his body somehow

[@RoyalPredator]

By technical meanings, a fully retractable helmet IS possible. Problems come with the shoulder joints then, which requires a fragile "Y" connection. Even after this point, the movement will be restricted, until an "U" shape also connected. The rest of electrics can be implemented by now, maybe with the exception of arms, which would make a figure also fragile. In the end, it's kind of possible, but you'll literally get a hand granade, which will make more trouble than sense. Nobody wants to produce a toy that will brake way too easy, nor will be so expensive to be barely sold.

[@TammyBoy]

2:18 you gotta remember that his Helmet dome is is made of two pieces thus can be fold into a quarter sphere. But it's still impossible like you mentioned unless they made all that feature wireless.

[@ThomasFisher-jr6bn]

Could the transforming WALL-E toy be reworked to have more accurate proportions and features like bigger tracks that can change their shape, a larger head with collapsable plates and thicker arms with rotating and extending hands, but still work as well as intended if not better even without electronics?

[@WaterCometStudios]

Probably

[@DemoneX1704]

I think that the full retractable helmet is possible. We see that in the movie the helmet consist in two parts that are quart of a sphere, so inside the body the two parts can be occupe just a half of the inside body. Giving enough space to put all sound devices The real problems are the wings, the karate chop, wrist, thumbs the AND the Utility Belt: In fact we don't really know if the wings button can retract the wings, Buzz Lightyear pressing the button and retracting the wings can be just happened because "the toy magic" like the abnormal elongation of his arms when Buzz is trying to reach thr laser button, or Woody moving his eyes (the eyes of Woody are just paiting). The problem with the wings is that are VERY thin (this can them broke easily) and a extended wing lenght is equal to a fully extende Buzz arm. the karate chop is looks complicated because depeding of how someone make the mechanism, can happen like the Buzz of Disney Store that when the arm have some elevation degree will move the arm upwards and "block it" to put the arm in position to make the karate chop. Other problem is how send the karate chop button signal when is pressed. Plus the Thinkway Toys Buzz Lightyear wings have the problem then to last part of the wing "expand" because the "green structure of the leds" (final part of the wings) are very thick and usually will collide with each other. The thumbs apperently can move in the movien when Buzz is in "toy mode". And the wrist have ball-joint (some people managed to customize their Thinkway Toys Buzz Lightyear and add this feature) and by FAR the most complicated feature of all is the utility belt. The utility belt can deploy a grappling hook that is connected to a suply of string, the red lines of the belt (and this is not a joke) are "magnets that can inflate itself" and the anti-gravity button, that make sounds and plus have a led; probably will just have one sound when it turns on, and just one sound when turns off. And for make the things WORSE, easily we can speculate that the Utility Belt use the pattern of the green line-zone of a regular Buzz Lightyear pants to hold on (plus some kind of mechanism in the back of the belt to fit it both belt ends). And obviously will use some kind of small coin battery (probably just one)

[@WaterCometStudios]

Yeah, I think eventually a fully retractable helmet will be released by Mattel or Thinkway or whatever, it would just have to be it’s own thing like the Karate Chop Buzz Lightyears. I haven’t even thought about the utility belt, but there’s definitely no chance that it would be able to do all of the stuff in TS2, especially if it’s meant to be detachable.

[@DemoneX1704]

@@WaterCometStudios I was looking a bit more closer the Utility Belt of TS2, and looks like the function of emit light and sounds can be replicated, ""easily"". And I say ""easily"" because, assuming that the Signature Collection Buzz Lightyear fingers are of the same thickness that Buzz in the movies we can speculate that the Utility Belt have a thickness of 2,5 ~ 5 millimeters, and if we play with the thickness maybe is possible made a real Utility Belt that have around 8 ~ 9 millimeters. To put in perspective, a “Motorola e6 Plus” have about 8,6 millimeters thick.

[@abelarmstrong8054]

I remember I was a little disappointed in how not movie accurate my Buzz’s were. The Woody’s aren’t quite like the one in the movie, either with a different expression, bigger pull string and different phrases. Some of the phrases are the same, but they still sound different, it’s not even Tom Hanks, it’s Jim Hanks (his brother). Same thing with Buzz, although I don’t know if Tim Allen was recorded for the toys or not. I had a Buzz that just had its lines from the movies, most of them from when he was alive, though. And in Toy Story 4, it showcases more of his phrases, which I know was already mentioned in this video.

[@abelarmstrong8054]

Oh, right. It would take a lot of time and money.

[@abelarmstrong8054]

They could at least get the face right for Woody.

[@dankbroski]

Maybe it could come as a premium collectors-esque version that Disney would sell for like $200+ dollars. They’re doing the same with the new retractable lightsabers at Disney world except those will be way more expensive lmao

[@SlashManEXE]

Yeah, I also tended to discount the revisions made by Toy Story 4. As I recall, the Animated Storybook included all of the phrases used in the original three films, and then some. A real toy from the 80s/90s would have a limit to the phrases. Also, I don't think the wings and helmet closing are as important, since we only see Buzz performing those features when he's alive, and that logic doesn't always line up with how the toy is used. I wish they'd focus more on trying to make a perfectly accurate Buzz in appearance as opposed to half-assing most of the features. The TSC Buzz is near perfect, but the improved wing mechanism makes his backpack huge.

[@tadpolegaming4510]

Oh shit, the Storybook buzz is actually worth owning? I may have made a mistake

[@SlashManEXE]

@@tadpolegaming4510 It’s on the Internet Archive, I believe (you’d have a tough time getting it to run on anything newer than XP anyways).

[@TravTrevTV]

I think the helmet could be made with clear rubber? Idk if it exists particularly but I see it working

[@Crivitos]

When I was a kid I got the signature collection buzz lightyear for my birthday when I was roughly 6 years old. I remember that its helmet went only halfway and it didnt have the karate chop action like the movie(I didnt pay attention to the other inaccuracies), and I was going like: Why doesnt he have those!!?? and 10 years later when I watched this video I now understand why the companies didnt make this.

[@thevirtudistway]

For me, even if the fully retractable helmet was possible I probably wouldn’t use it. Buzz just looks cooler with it closed and I like his face structure from Toy Story 1 the most because that is the ORIGINAL face structure.

[@eeveethehedgehog6038]

Also in lightyear the 3 buttons is replaced with 2 unknown used buttons, and the green one uses stealth mode

[@ThomasFisher-jr6bn]

Do you think a movie accurate WALL-E toy is physically possible? Or at least more so than a movie accurate Buzz Lightyear?

[@WaterCometStudios]

Probably. I think out of basically every Pixar character, WALL-E’d be the most feasibly possible to bring into reality. Maybe a few more years of AI, and he might actually exist.

[@cadentubeohara3970]

Wait the helmet problem is instantly fixed by what is visible in movie and on toy the fact at the retractable helmet we have on current toys uses half of the movie mechanics in theory almost half the torso would need to be helmet space having enough room for a voicebox at links to the speaking buttons and the wing pack could use the karate chop action feature from Disney store buzz and make the button more accurate like the other karate chop action having buzz leaving a little bit more room for the wings activation button which the retracting of the wings is do able with strings being attached to the wings and getting pulled after the wings are opened from the first press of it and probably springs and ya know how some spring loaded toys have a little groove sticking out at holds the spring loaded item in place at gets retracted at the press of a button something like that would be how the wings could open with such little space due to helmet retractions so in theory a real buzz is possible… but it would probably take over a thousand of the wealthiest currency aka the currency at makes things cost way less from less being made meaning inflation hasn’t happened to fast for it so yeah a real accurate feature having buzz toy would be possible yet a collectors item

[@duanemadeit9460]

If someone could hand-deliver this video to my viewers, that would be fantastic

[@marcoslofrano094]

That’s exactly what I thought when thinking of how someone could make the perfect Buzz. Then I’ve realized that there’s no perfect figure, as long as you’re happy with it, everything’s fine.

[@Perczys]

I’ve always wanted a movie accurate buzz light year it would be so cool

[@rexemet8738]

Someone actually made a buzz with corate chop, working laser with sounds, and voice lines, either a fully rechractable Helmet, or a removable one, ball joint hands, and the black rubber on his arms move with the ball joint and a new head, I don't know how to do links, but the channel is called Garrett Darkstar

[@tawagotoCage]

my only problem with buzz from thinkway toys is that the helmet is not removable, its pretty when its brand new but with a few years it gets all foggy and its just ugly, plus you get freaking dust on the headsculpt and can't clean it because the helmet is in the way, i hate having to take the helmet off everytime

[@Toystorygood]

Combine all of those customisers’ customs into one and put in the karate chop action from Disney store buzz to make it accurate

[@joyoustye2326]

Which 6 phrases do pre Ts4 buzz have? I only recall 3 (4)? I thought his phrases were only Buzz Lightyear to the rescue, To infinity and beyond, and two variations of the uncharted space phrase

[@WaterCometStudios]

I guess I must’ve mixed his phrases up with Wood’s six, since there are apparently only those three/four phrases that show up in the original trilogy.

[@CarlosM.FernandezRivera-ez6vr]

You forgot to mention that Buzz's green parts also glow in the dark. Honestly think the disney store Buzz has been the closest to a movie accurate Buzz we've gotten as it keeps most his key features like the large wings and the karate chop arm.

[@papacat6844]

There's rare disney store buzz that glows in the dark. The head on it isn't accurate but the features are good. You can look it up on youtube.

[@Chiller326]

You just solved one of the greatest frustrations of my childhood. Thank you!

[@joshuagarbett]

If they can make an IPHONE AND IPAD They can make a Buzz Lightyear more than completely accurate

[@reichtangle7734]

I guess the only way a retractable helmet could exist is through nanotechnology

[@tadpolegaming4510]

Ah, you've outdone yourself, Peter

[@shoolcreates1999]

The real question is why have they never made a stinky pete period? I get that maybe not too many kids would've wanted an old man doll, but its the only major character theyve never attempted

[@safefootsolja7966]

Check out the popmart gong buzz they have beautifully engineered the mechanism of buzz's helmet. The entire helmet goes back inside the suit.

[@WaterCometStudios]

I just looked him up, it’s definitely one of the best solutions I’ve seen for it. Also the detailing on him is INSANE!

[@marumisu9560]

I remember thinking about this as a kid. The wings were so much longer in the movie and the folding the helmet it would have to go into the chest.

[@GPrson]

Wow, this a really good video.

[@practicalpisces]

The helmet would also retract into the battery compartment, and the karate chop mechanism would likely do the same if the entire button was utilized. It is a miracle that toy companies were able to make the wing button functional (with lights to boot!).

[@TOWRR67563]

What’s the name of every music piece you used in this video?

[@WaterCometStudios]

Toy Story 2 BLttR - Andy’s Room Toy Story 2 BLttR - Final Showdown Toy Story 2 BLttR - Andy’s Neighborhood I think that’s all of them in order.

[@superbodoque7860]

I like how you didn't mention the glow in the dark feature at all lol

[@archetype1987]

Another feature you forgot he'd need: Spanish mode.

[@androognoix1685]

You can add all these features if he’s big enough. But I bet y’all size accuracy too

[@coreyvisser7004]

The Pop Mart Die cast Lightyear figure has actually managed to include a completely collapsaby helmet.

[@mom2817]

He can't reach his laser button.

[@rayganparksmitchell]

Buzzy Boy no real?

[@seadog2.0]

A movie accurate in a certain category can exist And it’s only one category, appearance The closest way (we as fans and the companies) to make buzz is modify the Takara Tomy pose-able buzz, add SFX and lights with 2 helmet pieces it just one A closed helmet piece And a open helmet piece that sure isn’t closed but you can clearly see in the little spot it’s in (in the movies) Or just make a removable closed helmet piece If that’s done we have a nearly accurate buzz, also just give us a accurate toy mode buzz face sculpt

[@tadeuferreira4059]

A movie Accurate Buuz can't exist, BUT, the3 articulations could be as equally as free as in the movie, the wings can be a little mor long, and the wais can move freely with a ball joint, as for the helmet, we can pretty much deal with it only oppening halfway through, this was never a problem!

[@Phantomoftheopera86756]

3:27 u dont know what goes on when u leave the room

[@DrakeStar]

Ok, but what about a movie accurate Wall-E? The toys seem to only perform one or two of his functions. So would it be possible to cram all of the [non-lethal] features into a single toy?

[@WaterCometStudios]

Not sure. Back when the movie first released it was likely impossible but considering the way AI has evolved over the past decade I think a full-on Wall-E robot wouldn’t be impossible, although I’m guessing it would be like the Lightyear robot that was just announced where it’s over $1,000. I’m not totally sure if a compresser would he able to fit in one, though.

[@criticalspectrum8383]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 great video I will subscribe

[@MPlushWorld]

The closest thing to buzz Lightyear that has a helmet would have a removable helmet

[@ronbinscatsco5249]

Now their releasing medicon buzzlightyear without fully retractable helmet and customize wingspan

[@danmulholland1634]

i as a toy story fan and collector can say ive already excepted the fact that we could possibly never see a full on gadget Filled Buzz lightyear I persoannly rather focus on one looking movie accurate in Toy mode on shelf around all the other toys i wish they had made a buzz with the same face expression from the first movie they sadly never did I dont get why though maybe the charts show it wouldn't sell or something

[@Zachoro]

Yeah I thought too because the red button should pop out the wings and take the wings back in too but they never did that

[@deepk7756]

OMG the music from the game, the big nostalgia

[@irexx4707]

2:00 what is this buzz model name?

[@WaterCometStudios]

Karate Action Buzz Lightyear. He was released by Thinkway in 2009

[@despacito4972]

It is actually possible look at 3rd party transformers

[@GabrielVelasco-f9b]

The held thing doesn’t fully go inside the body. And if you want to see it closer just look at the part in Toy Story 2 where Buzz and Utility Belt Buzz argue and just look at really Buzzes back and you should see the latch which is one the white part of his chest be on the back green where the latch would be on top on there the back part is. Just wanted to say that because not many people notice the latch on buzzes chest, but if you want to see it closer just look in Toy Story where buzz sees his commercial and its on the Revoltech Buzz.

[@papacat6844]

It's also on medicom buzz and concept art on wiki. I don't know if there's any point of it being there unless the toy isn't meant to have the helmet come back after it's been retracted. It might just be that they thought it made him look more like a toy and forgot how his helmet can spring back to open and close at the push of a button. I've only recently noticed it despite seeing the movies for years.

[@mrv1nce196]

I honestly wonder why no one talks about bizak

[@justDerekk]

Great explication, but i'll try make it

[@JOHNN01.82]

I am sure it could be done if the toy wasn't made for mass production

[@CrispyA113]

With God Anything is possible

[@Woodyandbuzzworld6308]

Forgot about the play to demo mode thing

[@That1str1ker]

ah, another person who doesn't acknowledge toy story 4

[@chainchompsrule]

Good video. 👍🏻

[@shaqulclayton6668]

If the buttons of the buzz could be inner-remote operated (think T.v remote mechanics but for the short distance between the button and the thing you’re trying to work I.e voice box, wings, communicator etc) , and the helmet could be shaped to fit inside the torso, then we’d have it good.

[@jenniferjustice7909]

My love buzlightyear toy