Tim Allen, the original and main voice of Buzz Lightyear, teases a reunion between Buzz and Woody (Tom Hanks) in . Scheduled for a summer 2026 release, the upcoming feature film continues the story of the toys despite some of them parting their ways in the Toy Story 4 ending, which saw Woody and Buzz going in different directions. Woody and Bo Peep led their lives as lost toys, while Buzz stayed with Jessie, Rex, and Forky at Bonnie's.

In a recent interview with WIVB, Allen confirmed that The voice actor teased "an unbelievable opening scene with Buzz Lightyears," which likely refers to the previous revelation that there will be an army of evil Buzz Lightyears stuck in malfunction mode. Additionally, Allen also shared that the film will be largely about Jessie. Check out his comments below:

I can tell you that it’s a lot about Jessie. Tom [Hanks] and I do — Woody and I — do realign. And there’s an unbelievable opening scene with Buzz Lightyears. I can give you that, but I can’t give you much more.

Since Toy Story 5's announcement, many have voiced their concerns about how the film will bring Woody and Buzz back together, given that their story originally led to the two toys saying their goodbyes. Previously, Allen has reassured fans and potential viewers that the upcoming project isn't a money grab, promising that His return along with Hanks' already indicated Buzz and Woody would come together again, but his specific phrasing, that they "realign," is interesting.

From Finding Dory director Andrew Stanton, the upcoming installment will be different from the previous Toy Story movies. The actor has previously revealed that Jessie will be at the center of the conflict, being in a position that requires her friends' rescue. It sounds like Toy Story 5 has " instead of bringing them into one story forcefully. Despite their previous differences, they will be brought back together in more ways than one.

The evil Buzz concept art once sparked rumors about Buzz being the main face to replace Woody in Toy Story 5. However, it seems that by confirming the reunion. Buzz Lightyear has received its spinoff movie in the franchise, so the theory about Buzz leading a main Toy Story movie doesn't really make sense.

After all, the franchise is about a group of toys, and Woody, being at the center of every film, is . While there will be changes in the new movie, Allen's comments suggest that at least one thing will stay the same in Pixar's .

Source: WIVB