Concept One Unisex's Disney Pixar Toy Story 4 Baseball Cap, Buzz Lightyear Adult Snapback Hat with Flat Brim, Multicolor, One Size

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Woody: "For how much longer? One more rip, and Andy's done with me. And what do I do then, Buzz? Huh? You tell me." Additionally, Lightyear tips its hat to James Cameron’s 1986 sequel, Aliens, where at one point Buzz and his crew of rookies find an old, abandoned outpost for their colony which has been overrun by hibernating alien monsters, not unlike what happened to the space colony’s nuclear coolant plant on LV-426. Later on one of the space cadets attempts to fight off the enemy in a yellow loading vehicle reminiscent of Ripley’s iconic loader from the Aliens climax. Lost in Space (1998) Across the Toy Story franchise, Buzz has some iconic quotes that any Disney fan knows. Here are some of his most thoughtful, memorable quotes from Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Buzz: "Don’t worry, Commander! Any doubt I had got pounded out of me at the Academy!" —Lotso and Buzz All Piston Cup racers' tires in Cars are branded as "Lightyear," both a reference to Buzz Lightyear and a play on the name Goodyear (an actual tire manufacturer).

Woody: Well, if you hadn't shown up inside your stupid little cardboard spaceship and taken away everything that was important to me-- Buzz in Finding NemoBuzz makes a cameo in Finding Nemo, as a toy that was in the dentist's waiting room. Jessie: "Uhh, Buzz? Barbie didn't write this." —Buzz remarks on the message, only for Jessie to pinpoint Ken's signature at the end Buzz: "I don't know what came over me."But the hat looked good? Tell me the hat looked good. The apron is a bit much, but the hat…” –– Buzz Lightyear

In this short, Buzz appears to be the activities director for Ken and Barbie. He also provides entertainment for them after Jessie sets him to Spanish mode. Star Command, I've been taken hostage by my own prisoners!" —Buzz, as he attempts to escape the toys "Unhand me, Zurg scum! The Galactic Courts will show you no mercy!" —Buzz, pinned down by the toys, as he tries to wrench himself free As Spanish Buzz Spanish Buzz: "Bitácora Espacial... Me he despertado del hiper-sueño en un planeta extraño. (Star Log... I've awakened from hyper-sleep on a strange planet.)" As Buzz offers a dandelion for Jessie, Woody catches up with the toys, and Jessie runs to Woody and hugs him, making Buzz jealous as he throws down the dandelion in envy. After the toys reach a trash chute (the only way out of Sunnyside as the Chatter Telephone has told Woody about earlier), Woody calls to Buzz for help, but the latter, whose concern is to impress Jessie even more, performs an acrobatic stunt by leaping toward a broom, swinging around it, then jumping to the handle of the chute, hooking his feet on the handle, and pulling it down. Woody, Jessie, Buzz, and the other toys go through the chute, but at the end of a chute is an open dumpster, and Buzz wonders where his spaceship is. During the end credits, Woody reads to the toys a letter from Sunnyside, which Buzz thinks it is written by Barbie, based on the girlish handwriting, only for Jessie to pinpoint Ken's signature at the end, making the trio exchange uncertain looks. It is also shown that Bonnie has made drawing for her toys, including Buzz and others given to her from Andy. Finally, Jessie takes advantage of Buzz's Spanish personality, and the two perform a paso doble to " Hay Un Amigo En Mi", the Spanish version of the song "You've Got a Friend in Me," to amusement of Woody and the others.Buzz #2: "You're in direct violation of Code 6404.5 stating all space rangers are to be in hyper-sleep until awakened by authorized personnel." Darn it, Woody!" —Buzz, in an outtake, after seeing "This Space For Rent" written on his wings From Toy Story 3 Buzz: "Glad I could catch the train!"