Were they big enough homosexuals about guns in 1995 to exclude it for that reason? It does make sense it'd get lost, plus it's just a toy's prop and there's nothing he could do with it.
To be fair, a tiny gun sounds like the kind of thing that would extremely easily be swallowed by a moronic kid, so i could see an company exluding it from a cowboy for that reason.
To be fair, a tiny gun sounds like the kind of thing that would extremely easily be swallowed by a moronic kid, so i could see an company exluding it from a cowboy for that reason.
Then why not just have plastic gun handles sticking out of the holsters? Not as something you could actually take, just something that gives the illusion of a gun.
He doesn't have a gun in woody's roundup either. He never had a gun.
So did woody the toy come with a gun or did woody the character from woody's roundup lose his gun and the toy never came with one?
https://movieweb.com/toy-story-fan-video-why-woody-has-holster-no-gun/ >"In the Toy Story 3 Video Game, there's a collectible item called the Woody's Roundup Card. And one of those cards is called, wait for it, Gunless Law. Woody's empty holster isn't a mistake, it's a statement. A statement that Woody believes in non-violent resolution. A reminder to friend and foe of the kind of justice Woody practices."
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He wears an empty holster to show he doesn't need no gun to get the job done
>he chooses to look like a moron who lost his own gun just to try to tell people that he is too good for guns
Even Batman isn’t this stupid.
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Batman just reveals the lower half of his chin for no reason. “Secret identity”
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I think it'd be cool to watch a cowboy beat up and subdue outlaws without a gun.
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https://pdsh.fandom.com/wiki/Presto_Kid
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He wears an empty holster to show he doesn't need no gun to get the job done
That's a moronic idea for a 1950's toy.
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gotta save on costs in terms of toy making.
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It was after World War 2, it was probably a statement people would've agreed with at the time.
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lolwot
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Things intended for children were super sanitized in the 50’s.
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Not guns. They were fricking everywhere.
They'd never show blood or sex on TV, but every returning GI and their kid had some kind of firearm.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_7XR1L7NPI
Calling it the "Old West" when it had only occurred ~70 years prior.
Now its been ~70 years since that commercial and we have a digitized recording of it.
Kind of insane the progress of technology and how much changed in the first half of the last century.
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>Calling it the "Old West" when it had only occurred ~70 years prior.
Because it was no longer there. The Old West was gone by around 1910.
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The main character in The Andy Griffith Show was a sheriff who would not use a gun and that was a hugely popular TV show from roughly the same time period
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That's a comedy set in the present day (1960s), not an acton Western.
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Woody's Roundup was a child's puppet tv show
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He doesn't have a holster in this drawing tho
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>Goes around without a gun >In the wild west >Where every criminal worth their salt carries at least one
He better be able to pull some serious Mountain Tim tricks with the lasso
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It's fine if he's in the super sanitized wile e coyote west of Woody's Roundup
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People didn't start being such homosexuals about guns until years later.
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[...] >he chooses to look like a moron who lost his own gun just to try to tell people that he is too good for guns
Even Batman isn’t this stupid.
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That's a moronic idea for a 1950's toy.
>Goes around without a gun >In the wild west >Where every criminal worth their salt carries at least one
He better be able to pull some serious Mountain Tim tricks with the lasso
The concept of a empty holster as a message of non-violence is neat and you're all just thinking too much about a fictional character from a fictional show from a movie about toys
Grant Morrison was right when he said the Batmobile's tires quote.
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Dubs of truth, all the people b***hing itt need to touch grass
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>Explaining who changes the Batmobile's tires is fricking moronic >Now excuse me while I explain how every wacky and stupid thing Batman did in the 60s were just hallucinations Batman and Robin had while they were tripping balls on supervillain gas
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>americans think someone changing their own tires is beyond something even Batman could do
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Non-violence is unrealistic and is why “no kill” rules suck dick.
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>the first comics of Woody in universe drew him completely off model and with realistic proportions >as time goes on the artist gets closer to the show's style but never bothers to learn to draw him accurately
was a nice touch
Then why not just have plastic gun handles sticking out of the holsters? Not as something you could actually take, just something that gives the illusion of a gun.
It's probably something that would happen. A small toy handgun accessory can be easily lost. Most action figure that I had, their guns were just part of the cast.
It's probably something that would happen. A small toy handgun accessory can be easily lost. Most action figure that I had, their guns were just part of the cast.
Then why not just have plastic gun handles sticking out of the holsters? Not as something you could actually take, just something that gives the illusion of a gun.
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He doesn't have a gun in woody's roundup either. He never had a gun.
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It was common for small toy accessories to get lost.
Yes. They had a very specific list of things that you couldn't include in kid's cartoons.
Bruce Timm once got frustrated enough to draw them all in one panel.
The others I can understand but glass endangerment is just silly >"Look ma, I'm batman!!!!" >drooling fricking moron bounces off of glass door and fractures nose
I assumed that It's part of Woddy's Round Up lore that Woody misplaced his gun and had to rely on his wits...and they couldn't get the gun shootin' effect to work.
It's a non-lethal gun, that's why it's a dart gun. Those weren't common toys in the 50s. Cap guns were much more common, so the company made a choice to make it a dart gun.
I'll be damned. That's close to if not the same one I had when I was a kid that stopped working after a week because it was manufactured so shitty the hammer couldn't hit the cylinder.
They do. The only real difference now is a bright orange end so people can tell it's a toy gun.
Yep, adding to that, they are still at least sellable enough as a kids toy to be sold in dollar stores and the like. I bought a cap gun and a pack of rounds from a dollar store a few years back out of curiosity. It was basically exactly like you expect
Interesting. One of his hands is actually designed to be removed and replaced with one holding a gun. Not seeing the big deal. I guess inter hangeable parts would be a bit uncommon for the 50's and with something more doll like.
>Conveniently
Frankly him still having the gun would be way more convenient. Andy was turning 6 at the time of the movie, which means he mainly played with Woody when he was 4-5. If you think a 5 year old can keep track of a tiny plastic gun for years you're delusional. Plus this is a vintage hand me down, even still having the hat is incredible. Also if they didn't want to show guns to be PC, then they wouldn't have included the army men.
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My guess is that they did have this conversation about the army men and they had to convince the higher ups over why it was ok.
Al seemed to think that Woody was complete though. If he was supposed to have a gun, surely he would have given Woody a replacement during the whole process of getting him ready for the museum.
What is "it"?
nobody here is old enough for your reference, old spice
Frick that, I still listen to Faith No More on the regular
Frick off, Mike Patton is God and Zombie Eaters is their best song
WHAT'S IT?
Guitar Solo
Were they big enough homosexuals about guns in 1995 to exclude it for that reason? It does make sense it'd get lost, plus it's just a toy's prop and there's nothing he could do with it.
To be fair, a tiny gun sounds like the kind of thing that would extremely easily be swallowed by a moronic kid, so i could see an company exluding it from a cowboy for that reason.
In the '50s?
He doesn't have a gun in woody's roundup either. He never had a gun.
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Man, that's bullshit.
Did they ever explain why the frick he has an empty holster, then?
Can’t you read? He lost it years ago.
https://movieweb.com/toy-story-fan-video-why-woody-has-holster-no-gun/
>"In the Toy Story 3 Video Game, there's a collectible item called the Woody's Roundup Card. And one of those cards is called, wait for it, Gunless Law. Woody's empty holster isn't a mistake, it's a statement. A statement that Woody believes in non-violent resolution. A reminder to friend and foe of the kind of justice Woody practices."
>he chooses to look like a moron who lost his own gun just to try to tell people that he is too good for guns
Even Batman isn’t this stupid.
Batman just reveals the lower half of his chin for no reason. “Secret identity”
I think it'd be cool to watch a cowboy beat up and subdue outlaws without a gun.
https://pdsh.fandom.com/wiki/Presto_Kid
That's a moronic idea for a 1950's toy.
gotta save on costs in terms of toy making.
It was after World War 2, it was probably a statement people would've agreed with at the time.
lolwot
Things intended for children were super sanitized in the 50’s.
Not guns. They were fricking everywhere.
They'd never show blood or sex on TV, but every returning GI and their kid had some kind of firearm.
Calling it the "Old West" when it had only occurred ~70 years prior.
Now its been ~70 years since that commercial and we have a digitized recording of it.
Kind of insane the progress of technology and how much changed in the first half of the last century.
>Calling it the "Old West" when it had only occurred ~70 years prior.
Because it was no longer there. The Old West was gone by around 1910.
The main character in The Andy Griffith Show was a sheriff who would not use a gun and that was a hugely popular TV show from roughly the same time period
That's a comedy set in the present day (1960s), not an acton Western.
Woody's Roundup was a child's puppet tv show
He doesn't have a holster in this drawing tho
>Goes around without a gun
>In the wild west
>Where every criminal worth their salt carries at least one
He better be able to pull some serious Mountain Tim tricks with the lasso
It's fine if he's in the super sanitized wile e coyote west of Woody's Roundup
People didn't start being such homosexuals about guns until years later.
The concept of a empty holster as a message of non-violence is neat and you're all just thinking too much about a fictional character from a fictional show from a movie about toys
Grant Morrison was right when he said the Batmobile's tires quote.
Dubs of truth, all the people b***hing itt need to touch grass
>Explaining who changes the Batmobile's tires is fricking moronic
>Now excuse me while I explain how every wacky and stupid thing Batman did in the 60s were just hallucinations Batman and Robin had while they were tripping balls on supervillain gas
>americans think someone changing their own tires is beyond something even Batman could do
Non-violence is unrealistic and is why “no kill” rules suck dick.
>the first comics of Woody in universe drew him completely off model and with realistic proportions
>as time goes on the artist gets closer to the show's style but never bothers to learn to draw him accurately
was a nice touch
That's cool
Peace on earth. Goodwill toward men.
Then why not just have plastic gun handles sticking out of the holsters? Not as something you could actually take, just something that gives the illusion of a gun.
It's probably something that would happen. A small toy handgun accessory can be easily lost. Most action figure that I had, their guns were just part of the cast.
It was common for small toy accessories to get lost.
Yes. They had a very specific list of things that you couldn't include in kid's cartoons.
Bruce Timm once got frustrated enough to draw them all in one panel.
The others I can understand but glass endangerment is just silly
>"Look ma, I'm batman!!!!"
>drooling fricking moron bounces off of glass door and fractures nose
>drugs
>cigs
>booze
>kid in peril
>gun
>nudity
>punching
>neck wringing
>glass breaking
>religion
Did I get them all?
Id fricking hope so, anon, considering they are all listed in the picture…
>child endangerment
And then they just straight up killed a kid.
Off-screen.
Batman is far less pissed than I thought he'd be if Joker shot him while he was doin' Catwoman.
>displaced his hand gun years ago
It’s really impressive he never fully lost the hat.
Kinda hard to tell but the holster was empty in the show too.
So he lost it before any of this.
So did woody the toy come with a gun or did woody the character from woody's roundup lose his gun and the toy never came with one?
I assumed that It's part of Woddy's Round Up lore that Woody misplaced his gun and had to rely on his wits...and they couldn't get the gun shootin' effect to work.
The collector was ecstatic that Woody had the hat so I assume that's the full set. He looks like he knows what's up.
Toy Story 2 is bad fanfiction
>Toy story 2 just reuses the main Buzz and Woody models for their game/show
>Autists take it as 100% canon
He wears an empty holster to show he doesn't need no gun to get the job done
Wait a minute, then why would the toy company make a dart gun if Woody represents gunless justice?
It's a non-lethal gun, that's why it's a dart gun. Those weren't common toys in the 50s. Cap guns were much more common, so the company made a choice to make it a dart gun.
Do they even make cap guns anymore?
They do. The only real difference now is a bright orange end so people can tell it's a toy gun.
You can do all sorts of fun stuff with paint these days.
hahaha nice
I'll be damned. That's close to if not the same one I had when I was a kid that stopped working after a week because it was manufactured so shitty the hammer couldn't hit the cylinder.
Yep, adding to that, they are still at least sellable enough as a kids toy to be sold in dollar stores and the like. I bought a cap gun and a pack of rounds from a dollar store a few years back out of curiosity. It was basically exactly like you expect
Nobody said Jessie didn't use guns.
THINKWAY DOESN'T HOLD THE LICENSE ANYMORE homosexual THIS ISN'T CANON ANYMORE
>Thinkway lost the license
Wait what?!! How?
Interesting. One of his hands is actually designed to be removed and replaced with one holding a gun. Not seeing the big deal. I guess inter hangeable parts would be a bit uncommon for the 50's and with something more doll like.
My headcanon is Woody originally had a gun but kids kept choking on it so it was removed from production and the tie-in show changed to reflect that.
Makes sense, but it's still sad to think pixar was PC as far back as toy story 2
Try Toy Story 1 since the gun doesn't show up there either.
Did you miss the part where Andy lost it?
Conveniently lost so it doesn't show up in the film.
That adds realism. I always lost my accessories
>Conveniently
Frankly him still having the gun would be way more convenient. Andy was turning 6 at the time of the movie, which means he mainly played with Woody when he was 4-5. If you think a 5 year old can keep track of a tiny plastic gun for years you're delusional. Plus this is a vintage hand me down, even still having the hat is incredible. Also if they didn't want to show guns to be PC, then they wouldn't have included the army men.
My guess is that they did have this conversation about the army men and they had to convince the higher ups over why it was ok.
i never noticed they modelled the plastic flash
Al seemed to think that Woody was complete though. If he was supposed to have a gun, surely he would have given Woody a replacement during the whole process of getting him ready for the museum.
I assume that was a retcon but I don't really mind it, Woody seems more of a guitar cowboy.
If all toys are alive does that mean cyber skin sex dolls are alive too?
Oh
>based Woody claiming he lost his gun so the government can't come and take it