Disney Toy Story Lots-O-Huggin Bear

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Broken Pedestal: He duped Big Baby into thinking Daisy never loved them, but when Woody exposes his lies, Big Baby simply tosses him down a dumpster, while his minions immediately defect from him after he goes on a Motive Rant about why toys are "trash waiting to be thrown away." Very False Advertising: He makes an effort to show new toys the benefits of paradise-like Butterfly Room in full detail before placing them in the in-universe Nightmare Fuel that is the Caterpillar Room. Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder: When Lotso returned to Daisy, he discovers that she had replaced him with an identical toy in the meantime. Justified trope, as there was no way that Daisy could have expected Lotso to return home by himself.

Alice in Wonderland: Alice • Mad Hatter • March Hare • Dormouse • White Rabbit • Cheshire Cat • Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee • Queen of Hearts • King of Hearts • Caterpillar • Dinah • OystersCute Giant: He is a teddy bear, and is much bigger than the protagonists, but his demeanor contrasts his appearance. Living Emotional Crutch: Daisy was this to Lotso, seeing how badly he handled being replaced by her. The distraught bear that smells of strawberries and innocent childhood dreams eventually finds his owner only to discover that he has been replaced with an identical but newer model. Straw Hypocrite: It is implied he doesn't really believe in his Straw Nihilist beliefs, and simply just uses it as an excuse to mistreat others. He is at heart just a Thin-Skinned Bully who wants every toy to be as broken as he is.

When Lotso is helped to the Emergency Stop button on the trash conveyor belt, rather than pressing the button to stop the belt and save the other toys, he glares at them and yells, "Where's your kid now, Sheriff?!" This is a wink to the Internet meme "Where is your God now?", a sarcastic way of inducing fear in a victim, [1] which was based on the 1956 film The Ten Commandments, where Edward G. Robinson remarked to Charlton Heston "Where's your Messiah now?" Toy Story Land • Toy Story Hotel • Alien Swirling Saucers • Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin • Carnival Corral • The Magic of Disney Animation • Garden of the Twelve Friends • Games of Pixar Pier • It's a Small World • Jessie's Critter Carousel • PLAY! • Pixar Pal-A-Round • RC Racer • Slinky Dog Dash • Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin • Toy Soldier Parachute Drop • Toy Story Midway Mania! • Woody's Round-Up • Woody's Roundup Village We were lost, cast off, unloved, unwanted. Then we found Sunnyside. But Lotso wasn't my friend anymore. He wasn't anyone's friend. He took over Sunnyside and rigged the whole system. Despite his Straw Nihilist beliefs that toys are nothing more than trash waiting to be destroyed, he proved to be a sniveling and double-crossing Dirty Coward when his own hide was at risk in the trash heap.

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Lotso was originally conceived as a teddy bear from the early 80's Care Bears toy line. This idea was not dropped until after the storyboard was completed and can be seen in the tie-in book The Art of Toy Story 3. [2] Groom in the Sewers • All You Can Eat Rancid Meat • Crazy Uncle's Toast • Chainsaw to Wedding Cake • Bouquet Toss in the Dark The Corrupter: A big liar and master manipulator to Big Baby, corrupting him into becoming The Dragon.

Cave of Beginnings • Wanderer's Forest • Eastern Sands • Western Wastes • Southern Peaks • Northern Ruins • Burning Beach • Final Battleground Well, hello there. I thought I heard new voices. Welcome to Sunnyside, Folks! I'm Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear, but please call me Lotso. The Don: While his regime is not a criminal organization per se, the way Lotso runs his regime is identical to the way a criminal organization is run, complete with torture, interrogation, harassment, bullying, kidnapping, and members of the group enjoying themselves and playing poker. Chores Unending • Unknown Relatives • I Hope It's an Uber • Different from the Ad • Just What I WantedFloor 1 • Floor 2 • Floor 3 • Floor 4 • Floor 5 • Floor 6 • Floor 7 • Floor 8 • Floor 9 • Floor 10 • Floor 11 • Floor 12 • Floor 13 • Floor 14 • Floor 15 • Floor 16 • Floor 17 • Floor 18 • Floor 19 • Floor 20 • Floor 21 • Floor 22 • Floor 23 • Floor 24 • Floor 25 • Floor 26 • Floor 27 • Floor 28 • Floor 29 • Floor 30 • Floor 31 • Floor 32 • Floor 33 • Floor 34 • Floor 35 • Floor 36 • Floor 37 • Floor 38 • Floor 39 • Floor 40 • Floor 41 • Floor 42 • Floor 43 • Floor 44 • Floor 45 • Floor 46 • Floor 47 • Floor 48 • Floor 49 • Floor 50 Character Tics: Sometimes clasps both paws on the head of his cane and leans forward when he is trying to appear friendly. Irony: His life's view is that toys are all just trash in the end, because kids do not truly love them. His ultimate fate? Trapped in the dump forever due to a grown man having some affection for him.

Aku Studies 301: Intro • Aku Studies 301: Methods • Aku Studies 301: Field Research • Aku Studies 301: Inquiry Killer Rabbit: He's cute, but don't let that fool you. This line from Buttercup nails it: "The guy may seem plush and huggable on the outside, but inside, he's a monster." Bullying a Dragon: Lotso realizes too late that hitting and yelling at Big Baby, who he relied on as his main muscle, was a bad idea. When Big Baby reaches his Rage Breaking Point, Lotso is helpless to defend himself as the much stronger toy throws him into the dumpster.

January Gauntlet • January Gauntlet II • February Gauntlet • February Gauntlet II • March Gauntlet • March Gauntlet II • April Gauntlet • April Gauntlet II • May Gauntlet • May Gauntlet II • June Gauntlet • June Gauntlet II • July Gauntlet • July Gauntlet II • August Gauntlet • August Gauntlet II • September Gauntlet • September Gauntlet II • October Gauntlet • October Gauntlet II • November Gauntlet • November Gauntlet II • December Gauntlet • December Gauntlet II He scoffs at Ken's attraction to Barbie, since after all, there's a hundred million Barbies out there. Never mind that his whole Start of Darkness began when Daisy treated him as disposable and replaced him with another Lotso. Motive Rant: Gives one about why toys are just "trash waiting to be thrown away," just before he throws them into the dumpster.