Talk:Buzz Lightyear

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[edit] Trivia

When Buzz opens the control panel on his left arm, the molded inscription reads, "MADE IN TAIWAN," a country known for its high-tech toys.

As far as I'm concerned, when talking about his buttons and whatnot, what does what, etc. I humbly support the inclusion of this information, as it does in fact help to explain some of the details of the movie, such as how Woodie can open Buzz' "dome," punch him in the face, then close the dome. More information is better than less.

Someone should talk about Buzz' "character development" during the first movie, where he sees the ad for himself and realizes that he's just a clone of a popular commercial product, just as Woody had foretold.

This Wikipedia entry deserves a B. But, maybe it's a C+.

--User:TorchPratt 13:47, 25 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Consider this

A large section of this article is not actually on Buzz Lightyear, but talking about his suit and equipment, should we keep this?--Rasillon 10:00, 3 January 2007 (UTC)