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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
*The Peas-in-a-Pod design is loosely inspired by one of the Vegimals, stuffed toys resembling fruits and vegetables with faces, produced by Freemountain Toys in the late 1970s. It is also inspired by The Peapod Family, a children's novel series based on a family of anthropomorphic peas, first published in 2005.<ref>[[thepeapodfamily.co.uk]]</ref><ref>[[indb:tt0435761/trivia|''Toy Story 3'' trivia]]</ref>
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*The Peas-in-a-Pod design is loosely inspired by one of the Vegimals, stuffed toys resembling fruits and vegetables with faces, produced by Freemountain Toys in the late 1970s. It is also inspired by The Peapod Family, a children's novel series based on a family of anthropomorphic peas, first published in 2005.<ref>http://thepeapodfamily.co.uk</ref><ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0435761/trivia ''Toy Story 3'' trivia]</ref>
 
*The only ''Toy Story Toons'' episode they haven't appeared in is ''[[Small Fry]]''.
 
*The only ''Toy Story Toons'' episode they haven't appeared in is ''[[Small Fry]]''.
 
*It's unknown why the Peas-in-a-Pod didn't have a major role in ''[[Toy Story 4]]'', presumably because they didn't serve any purpose to the story. But they later appear in the Disney+ series, ''[[Forky Asks a Question]]''.
 
*It's unknown why the Peas-in-a-Pod didn't have a major role in ''[[Toy Story 4]]'', presumably because they didn't serve any purpose to the story. But they later appear in the Disney+ series, ''[[Forky Asks a Question]]''.
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Revision as of 00:04, 15 January 2020

Peatrice: "Who's the new guy?"
Peanelope: "Are you a real cowboy?"
Woody: "Well, actually..."
Peatey: "Of course he's not, Pea Brain. He don't even have a hat."
Woody: "I do too have...my hat!"
Peatey: "Told you."
—The Peas-in-a-Pod sees Woody


The Peas-in-a-Pod is one of the toys owned by Bonnie that appears in Toy Story 3 and Toy Story Toons. Their names are Peatey, Peatrice, and Peanelope.

The pod is about 8.5 inches wide, the peas themselves are about 2.5 inches wide.

Toy Story 3

Woody first sees them after getting played by Bonnie. After Bonnie flips over her toy basket and leaves to make a "spaceship", Woody backs away and bumps into the peapod. It unzips itself to reveal three plush peas named Peatey, Penelope, and Peatrice. Peatrice asks who he is before Peanelope timidly asks if he's a real cowboy. Woody is about to answer before Peatey interrupts and calls Peanelope a "Pea-Brain" for believing he's a real cowboy since he doesn't even have a cowboy hat. Woody is about to correct him before he realizes he's lost his hat. Suddenly, Bonnie returns and they all go limb as the little girl puts them is her homemade spaceship.

The night, Bonnie's toys all sleep with Bonnie in her bed when Woody quietly sneaks off to find Bonnie's backpack with an address on it. The others quickly wake up and ask him what he's doing. Woody explains that he has another kid named Andy, who's leaving for college and that he needs to get home. Peatey asks Woody where is his home, to which Woody states Andy's address (234 Elm Street). After Woody asks for a map, the toys lead him to Mrs. Anderson's computer. Later, after informing them that he escaped from Sunnyside, Woody listens to Chuckle's story that Lotso rules Sunnyside with an iron fist and is keeping Andy's toys imprisoned. Woody soon leaves to rescue them.

At the end of the film, Andy soon arrives at the Anderson's home and donates his toys to Bonnie. The two then play together with both of their toys for the rest of the afternoon. The gang then watch from Bonnie's porch as Andy slowly drives away.

In the end credits, the Potato Heads are watching Totoro juggle the Aliens when Mr. Potato Head's parts begin to pop out of their holes. Suddenly, there's giggling coming from Mr. Potato Head's pouch. The three peas (now out of their pod) open his pouch and begin to bounce away laughing. An angry Mr. Potato Head then warns them to "stay out of his butt!" They then watch Jessie and Buzz perform a pasodoble to the Spanish version of "You've Got a Friend in Me". 

Hawaiian Vacation

The Peas-in-a-Pod briefly appear when Woody announces that Bonnie has gone on vacation for winter break. Later, they are seen sitting by the door when Peatrice tells everyone Bonnie is coming.

Toy Story 4 

The Peas-in-a-Pod only makes a small appearance during the sequence of "You've Got a Friend in Me ", where they are carried in a colander with other toys by Bonnie. They also make another cameo as a drawing on Bonnie's wall. It can be assumed they were in another part of the house or stored away, as they are seen in Forky Asks a Question.

Forky Asks a Question 

Despite their small cameo in the fourth installment, the peas are set to appear in the upcoming series, dancing with Forky as he learns about cheese.

Toy Description

From Official Website:

Peas-in-a-Pod will quickly become a parent's favorite on-the-go toy. The soft, plush pod secures the happy peas inside with a durable metal zipper, making it perfect for the car or stroller. The Peas-in-a-Pod plush toy also develops fine motor skills by catering to a child's natural grab instinct. Pulling the three peas out of the pod will provide repeated enjoyment for infants and toddlers, and soon they'll learn to put them back in! Machine washable. Not for human consumption.

Trivia

  • The Peas-in-a-Pod design is loosely inspired by one of the Vegimals, stuffed toys resembling fruits and vegetables with faces, produced by Freemountain Toys in the late 1970s. It is also inspired by The Peapod Family, a children's novel series based on a family of anthropomorphic peas, first published in 2005.[1][2]
  • The only Toy Story Toons episode they haven't appeared in is Small Fry.
  • It's unknown why the Peas-in-a-Pod didn't have a major role in Toy Story 4, presumably because they didn't serve any purpose to the story. But they later appear in the Disney+ series, Forky Asks a Question.

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