What makes this more heartwarming is where Woody looks at Jessie, who then looks at Woody.

He ultimately decides to take them both with him.

One of the things that made Woody decide to go to Tokyo was learning that if he left Jessie and Bullseye would go back to storage.

Some may call this a slightly skewed version, but there's the scene with Zurg and Utility Belt Buzz playing catch as father and son.

More cute than Heartwarming, seeing Woody, Jessie, and Bull's Eye reenacting scenes from Woody's Roundup, then switch to having Jessie and Bullseye gang up and tickle Woody is pretty sweet.

He remembers seeing the car's license plate and tries to type it into a machine to figure out the meaning, not giving up until his 'Eureka!' Moment that the guy is Al from Al's toy barn.

After Woody was kidnapped by Al, Buzz without hesitation is ready to pull together a rescue mission for him.

The exact moment the curtains are pulled back to reveal every single piece of merchandise from the Woody's Roundup days, coupled together with the slow, dramatic pan and the light that just seems to glow off of Woody's broadening, child-like grin is just plain adorable and tearjerking.

The moment that Woody discovers why, exactly, he matters so much not just to Al, but also to Bullseye, Jessie, and, even, on a deeper level, Stinky Pete.

Andys mother is adamant on Al not buying Woody despite his persistence as she knows how much he means to Andy and isnt going to let someone buy him that easily.

Rex is lamenting that he lost to Zurg yet again on the screen, and Buzz tells the dinosaur that he's a good Buzz, better than the toy.

Buzz in his first scene (discounting his video-game counterpart) is being a Cool Big Bro to Rex.

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