Tim Allen hopes ‘TOY STORY 5’ to follow adult Andy trying to find and reunite all of his old toys for his child

Tim Allen wants ‘TOY STORY 5’ to follow adult Andy trying to find and reunite all of his old toys for his child.

Pixar is known for its lovable characters, and Toy Story 5 has plenty to choose from if it wants to create bigger roles for familiar faces. Toy Story 4 shone the spotlight on Bo Peep, but there are other characters who are just as deserving of increased attention. Each new Toy Story movie has introduced Woody and Buzz to memorable toys and people, some good and some evil.

After Toy Story 5 was confirmed, speculation began immediately about how the franchise would top its previous installments. Toy Story 4 ended perfectly, wrapping everything up with warmth and wisdom. A sequel seemed unnecessary, but Toy Story 3 pulled off the same trick. There are many ways to justify Toy Story 5, and one way would be to take a closer look at other beloved characters.

The big surprise came in the form of a rumor in the past weeks, with a return that no one was really expecting: Andy, the original owner of the toys. The scoop suggests that the now-adult Andy will be part of this new film accompanied by his new family, hinting at the idea of his little ones becoming the new owners of Woody and the gang.

Opinions on social media didn’t take long. As expected, many instantly rejected the idea of bringing the character that was solidly sent off in Toy Story 3, whereas others who are more critical of the fourth film are happy to see him return. Many fans think that Toy Story 4 was unnecessary, so a subsequent part will not please them. Yet, as Toy Story 5 is confirmed and Disney will hardly cancel it at this point, the true question here is whether Andy should be part of it or not. Here are some arguments in favor and against the idea of this controversial return.