Buzz Lightyear

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==Origin==

Buzz Lightyear first appeared in 1995, in Pixar's first feature film ''{{w|Toy Story}}'', voiced by {{w|Tim Allen}}, and has since appeared in its sequels, as well as several television specials and shorts. The character also appeared in Disney/Pixar's animated film ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins}}'', and the animated television series ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command}}'', which both are about the character which the toy in ''Toy Story'' is based on. For the television series, he was voiced by {{w|Patrick Warburton}}. {{w|Mike MacRae}} served as Buzz's voice actor for all Disney-released video games, and reprised his role for ''Kingdom Hearts III''.

Buzz Lightyear first appeared in 1995, in Pixar's first feature film ''{{w|Toy Story}}'', voiced by {{w|Tim Allen}}, and has since appeared in its sequels, as well as several television specials and shorts. The character also appeared in Disney/Pixar's animated film ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins}}'', and the animated television series ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command}}'', which both are about the character which the toy in ''Toy Story'' is based on. For the television series, he was voiced by {{w|Patrick Warburton}}. {{w|Mike MacRae}} served as Buzz's voice actor for all Disney-released video games involving the character, and reprised his role for ''Kingdom Hearts III''.

In the 1995 film, Buzz Lightyear is the newest toy in the collection of a boy named Andy. He initially believes that he is the real Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger on a mission to defeat his arch-nemesis, the evil Emperor Zurg, and repeatedly attempts to return to space. Woody, Andy's favorite toy, is jealous about the amount of time Andy now spends with Buzz and tried to hide him from Andy. In the process, he gets them both lost and in the possession of Sid, the toy-torturer who lives next door. In Sid's house, Buzz sees a commercial for the Buzz Lightyear action figure and finally realizes he is just a toy, sending him into a depression. With Woody's help, he regains his composure and the two of them escape back to Andy and become close friends.

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 ==Origin==
-Buzz Lightyear first appeared in 1995, in Pixar's first feature film ''{{w|Toy Story}}'', voiced by {{w|Tim Allen}}, and has since appeared in its sequels, as well as several television specials and shorts. The character also appeared in Disney/Pixar's animated film ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins}}'', and the animated television series ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command}}'', which both are about the character which the toy in ''Toy Story'' is based on. For the television series, he was voiced by {{w|Patrick Warburton}}. {{w|Mike MacRae}} served as Buzz's voice actor for all Disney-released video games, and reprised his role for ''Kingdom Hearts III''.
+Buzz Lightyear first appeared in 1995, in Pixar's first feature film ''{{w|Toy Story}}'', voiced by {{w|Tim Allen}}, and has since appeared in its sequels, as well as several television specials and shorts. The character also appeared in Disney/Pixar's animated film ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins}}'', and the animated television series ''{{w|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command}}'', which both are about the character which the toy in ''Toy Story'' is based on. For the television series, he was voiced by {{w|Patrick Warburton}}. {{w|Mike MacRae}} served as Buzz's voice actor for all Disney-released video games involving the character, and reprised his role for ''Kingdom Hearts III''.
 In the 1995 film, Buzz Lightyear is the newest toy in the collection of a boy named Andy. He initially believes that he is the real Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger on a mission to defeat his arch-nemesis, the evil Emperor Zurg, and repeatedly attempts to return to space. Woody, Andy's favorite toy, is jealous about the amount of time Andy now spends with Buzz and tried to hide him from Andy. In the process, he gets them both lost and in the possession of Sid, the toy-torturer who lives next door. In Sid's house, Buzz sees a commercial for the Buzz Lightyear action figure and finally realizes he is just a toy, sending him into a depression. With Woody's help, he regains his composure and the two of them escape back to Andy and become close friends.