First Toy Story 5 trailer has Pixar fans very confused: “Disney is basically saying Toy Story 4 is skippable”

The first teaser trailer for *Toy Story 5* has landed, and even though it doesn’t reveal much, it has left many fans confused.

The new clip, which you can watch below, opens with a package arriving for Bonnie. Her other toys—Rex, Slinky Dog, Forky, Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, and Jessie—all watch on in fear. Bonnie opens the box to reveal a tablet called Lilypad, which will no doubt become the villain. Text appears on screen reading, **”The age of toys is over?”**

However, the most interesting part of the clip comes right at the end, where Buzz Lightyear and Woody appear. This begs the question: how did Woody get back to Bonnie and the other toys after *Toy Story 4*?

Many fans have noticed this too. One wrote on Twitter, “How did Woody get back here so fast?” Another added, “This concept would be SUCH a perfect way to continue the story if they hadn’t made *Toy Story 4*. It’s making it very difficult for me to get on board with this movie.”

To recap, *Toy Story 4* saw Woody finally reunite with Bo Peep, who was donated to a new owner in *Toy Story 2*. Woody finds his lost love while on Bonnie’s family road trip. At the end of the movie, Woody chooses to stay with Bo Peep at a carnival and become a “lost toy” alongside her and her new friends. After an emotional goodbye, Buzz and the rest of the toys leave with Bonnie.

So, how exactly has Woody found his way back?

Considering that the carnival was far enough away that Bonnie’s family had to rent an RV to travel there, it’s hard to imagine how a small toy like Woody could make his way back to Bonnie’s bedroom unscathed. The teaser also shows no sign of Bo Peep. This suggests that *Toy Story 5* might brush over the events of *Toy Story 4*, which is confusing since the teaser includes characters introduced in the fourth film, such as Forky and his new companion.

The logline offers little clarity, reading:
**“Lilypad, a high-tech frog-shaped smart tablet that makes Buzz, Woody, Jessie, and the rest of the gang’s jobs exponentially harder when they have to go head to head with the all-new threat to playtime.”**

We’ll just have to wait for more teasers to see how this mystery unfolds.

The movie welcomes back the original voice cast, including Tom Hanks as Woody, Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear, and Joan Cusack as Jessie. It also introduces new voices, with Greta Lee (*Past Lives*) as Lilypad, and Conan O’Brien as Smarty Pants.
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Tesla board to shareholders: Pay Musk or else

**Tesla Faces Critical Vote on Elon Musk’s $878 Billion Pay Package**

**LOS ANGELES, Nov 5 (Reuters)** – Tesla’s board of directors has placed its biggest bet on CEO Elon Musk, asking shareholders to back an unprecedented compensation package that could see Musk receive up to $878 billion in company stock. The pivotal vote will take place on Thursday, giving investors a stark choice: approve the massive pay deal or risk Musk’s departure, which could potentially send Tesla’s stock tumbling.

The board asserts that only Musk can deliver on ambitious promises to transform Tesla into an artificial intelligence powerhouse, rolling out millions of self-driving robotaxis and humanoid robots. If he meets all performance targets within a decade, Tesla’s market value could soar to $8.5 trillion, with Musk owning roughly 25% of its shares. Even if he achieves only some of the outlined goals, Musk stands to collect record-breaking payouts amounting to tens of billions of dollars.

Despite the eye-watering sums involved, many investors remain focused on the potential for massive returns. “If the stock is going to go up sixfold and that’s a requirement here, then I’m going to make a lot of money,” said Nancy Tengler, CEO and chief investment officer of Laffer Tengler Investments, a Tesla investor. “Why do I care what kind of money he makes if he’s effecting the change and the vision?”

However, some major shareholders and executive compensation experts are sounding alarms, warning of the risks associated with staking Tesla’s future on a single leader. They caution that such concentrated power and wealth could leave the company vulnerable.

The upcoming vote is being seen as a test of whether traditional corporate governance standards apply to Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, or if Tesla’s extraordinary ambitions justify extraordinary measures.

**Read more at [Reuters.com](https://www.reuters.com).**
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