🔗 Share this article The Fifth Toy Story Film Teaser Sets Woody and Buzz Versus a Digital Device Exactly 30 years after the original Toy Story film debuted, establishing the animation giant as a leading animation studio and introducing audiences to beloved figures like Woody (the actor) and the space ranger (Tim Allen), who are now household names. In 2026, the fifth installment is scheduled for release. The initial preview for Toy Story 5 landed this week, providing a brief look into the plot but keeping viewers wondering how it will resolve the conclusion of Toy Story 4. The Latest Addition: A Frog-Shaped Tablet Spooks the Gang The preview reveals Bonnie — who inherited the toy collection when he grew up — receiving a brand new plaything, one that terrifies Woody, Buzz, and the crew. She acquires her initial digital gadget, and she is excited about it. Theoretically, the frog-shaped tablet will come to life just like the rest of her playthings. However, the characters seem to view it as a danger coming to replace them, which it probably is. Woody's Return: Mysteries from Toy Story 4 One thing the trailer doesn't touch on is why the sheriff is back with his companions in the child's bedroom. The end of Toy Story 4 depicted him embark on a new adventure with Bo Peep (Annie Potts), traveling with a carnival and helping giveaway items find good homes. Certainly, Pixar will explain the consequences of Toy Story 4 in the movie. Witnessing him show up in Bonnie's room without warning is a little strange, though. It also makes us wonder whether Bo Peep will have returned with Woody. And what about the stuntman toy (Keanu Reeves)? Connections from the Last Installment Fortunately, some aspects are carrying over from the prior film. The last thing the cowboy did before setting off for his new life was pass his sheriff badge to the cowgirl (Joan Cusack), leaving her in charge of the toy domain. The clip shows the insignia attached to her outfit. Hopefully she is still the driving force among the group. Toy Story 5 arrives in theaters on the scheduled date.