Small Fry

Buzz is the optimistic, duty-bound space ranger who ends up separated from his friends when Mini Buzz impersonates him. He quickly realizes his absence and works to reunite with Bonnie and the others. Through leadership and courage, he guides the rescue plan and inspires trust among the toys. When Mini Buzz reforms, Buzz becomes his sponsor, helping him find belonging.

Mini Buzz is the counterfeit version who slips into Buzz's place, exploiting the opportunity to be played with. His actions stem from a need for attention and acceptance, not malice. He faces the consequences of deception as the group sees through the ruse. By the end, he opens up in a group setting and begins to learn accountability.

Neptuna is the mermaid leader of the abandoned toy support group, offering empathy and a safe space for veterans of being left behind. She guides Buzz through the therapy session and helps him understand the value of authentic friendship. Her calming presence anchors the narrative’s message of belonging within the toy community. She embodies compassionate leadership and resilience.

Gary Grappling Hook is a resourceful toy who helps Buzz escape confinement and provides practical advice during the plan. He contributes by leveraging his gadgets and flexibility to support the group. He embodies the idea that small tools can make a big difference when used for good.

Rex is a loyal, friendly dinosaur who offers steady companionship and optimism. He provides a steady moral presence and reinforces the value of friendship through trying circumstances. His gentle, veteran-wariness contrasts with Mini Buzz's impulsiveness, offering a measured perspective.

Bonnie is the child owner who triggers the initial situation by selecting toys and sharing them with friends. She is curious, kind, and forms bonds with the gang, showing how children shape play and belonging. Her actions drive the narrative forward as the toys attempt to rescue Buzz.

Bonnie's Mom is the practical parent who purchases toys and packs them for the family, often unaware of the mischief unfolding among the display items. She represents the everyday consumer side of the story's world. Her interactions reveal the difference between parental perception and the toys' hidden lives.

Mini Zurg is the small villain-like figure connected to the display setup, initially aligning with Mini Buzz's ruse. He remains a fixture in the group dynamics and is later reduced to a symbolic companion, shown in the post-credits scene with the belt buckle as his sole possession.