Sidney "Sid" Phillips is the main antagonist of Pixar's 1st full-length animated feature film Toy Story. He is an eleven-year-old boy who destroys toys for his own amusement. Sid is Hannah's older brother, Scud's owner, Andy Davis' opposite counterpart and former next-door neighbor.
Sidney "Sid" Phillips (voiced by Erik von Detten) is Andy's next-door neighbor until Andy moves away, but it is unknown if he and Andy know each other. Sid is known for torturing and destroying toys.
Sid is introduced near the beginning of the film as a toy terrorizer, when he explodes a Combat Carl with an M-80, with his toy-chewing dog Scud by his side, after he got kicked out of summer camp.
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Who is the psychopath kid in Toy Story?
Personality. Sid is a young, bratty, and somewhat disturbed 11-year-old skate punk with metal braces, whose idea of fun is terrorizing his little sister, Hannah, by taking her toys away and using them for scary experiments, like switching their heads or performing operations on them.
Though Philip fakes his own death and is actually alive and well in Tangier the entire time Hugo is imprisoned, Philip eventually is murdered. Borja Medina (José Manuel Seda) confesses to killing Philip — after we find out that Borja used to hire prostitutes that looked like his sister, Macarena.
While Sid's toys in Toy Story are still technically alive, they aren't able to display their thoughts and feelings - which makes sense, as Sid still considers them creations, just not ones with personalities - unlike how most children characterize their toys.
Woody. Woody and Jessie share a sibling-like relationship. Since meeting each other in Al's penthouse, the two share a close bond. The two are shown to have pretty heated arguments from time to time, but they deeply care for each other nonetheless.
Gabriella Katherine "Gabby" Hopkins is the main antagonist of Disney•Pixar's 78th full-length animated feature film Toy Story 4: The Final Chapter. She is an old vintage doll who wanted to be loved by Harmony and would try to steal Woody's voice box.
Sid, Andy's neighbour who is a destructive bully of a kid, and breaks all his toys. Stinky Pete, aka the Prospector, who pretends to be nice and friendly until it is revealed he is manipulating the toys to convince them to go to the museum in Tokyo rather than back to Andy.
Sid is a bratty, antagonistic kid from the movie Toy Story who likes to steal his younger sister's toys and hold them hostage. He also happens to wear braces. He is the only human in the movie who has the knowledge that the toys are alive. Once the toys ganged up on him he vowed never to hurt another toy.
Bo Peep is a fictional character appearing in the Disney–Pixar Toy Story franchise. The character is primarily voiced by Annie Potts. She appears in the first two films as a supporting character, portrayed as a love interest to the protagonist, Woody.
Because of the fact that he was never sold to a kid, he grew to be very bitter, selfish, and angry in nature. Stinky Pete was soon sold to Al McWhiggin, but he never took him out of his box, which made him even more insane and angry. Since Al was grown up, he decided to sell Stinky Pete to a toy museum in Tokyo, Japan.
1. Sid. Bio: The young boy in the skull shirt and braces who dismembers toys and rebuilds them. What makes him interesting: Yes, in the eyes of toys, Sid is a brutal baddie.
One use of "damn" during the Shakes the Rattle deleted scene. After Buzz tells Woody "I think the word you're searching for is 'space ranger'", Woody replies "The word I'm searching for, I can't say, because there's preschool toys present." This strongly implies that he wanted to call Buzz a profane word.
It's revealed in the animated series that Andy's mom's last name is Davis, but also Emily's last name isn't revealed. So, in theory, both Jessie's owner and Andy's mom are named Emily Davis. While what happened to Andy's dad remains a mystery, Andy's mom's name could have secretly been answered.
In the ending, when Jessie saves all her friends, Buzz is shown to be proud of the cowgirl's bravery. Their relationship isn't shown as much in Toy Story 4, but they are still a couple. When the toys are in Bonnie's closet, Buzz is seen kneeling in front of Jessie, who is having a panic attack in the dark.
After Woody's arm is reattached, Jessie sarcastically allows him to leave, but Stinky Pete insists him to make amends with her. From talking with Jessie, Woody then learns that she once had an owner who grew up and gave her away, a backstory that makes him decide to stay with the group, which brightens Jessie's mood.
Toy Story 3 director Lee Unkrich revealed in a tweet in 2020 that if a toy gets destroyed, it's "game over." The removal of a head (or even multiple body parts) isn't something a toy can't come back from, but it seems there are accidents so severe that a toy could be killed given the right circumstances.
In any case, Sid makes for a great antagonist in a story about toys just trying to get back home. But is he really a villain by any ethical code or moral rules? No, he's just a rambunctious kid with an active imagination.
Much later, Hannah answers the door, not knowing that Ducky, one of the mutant toys, has rung it as part of Woody's strategical scheme to save Buzz from Sid. Soon, Sid's dog Scud, who is chasing another mutant toy, the speedy Frog, accidentally rams into her, knocking her down as he exits onto the porch.
Eventually, after Triana falls sick and Hugo goes to take care of her, the two have sex. From then onwards, they assume a romantic relationship. Both Hugo and Triana declare that they are in love in their separate monologues.
