Buzz Lightyear

Buzz Lightyear
Toy Story
Information
From:	Toy Story
Voiced By:	Tim Allen
House:	Buzz's RV
Unlock Quest:	A Secret Mission in Uncharted Space

Buzz Lightyear is a character from Disney and Pixar's Toy Story franchise.

Unlocking

Buzz Lightyear is unlocked during the quest A Secret Mission in Uncharted Space, which is offered after unlocking the Toy Story Realm in the Dream Castle. Buzz is encountered at the beginning of the quest. Near the end of the quest, after completing the objective to place Buzz's RV, Buzz will arrive in the village.

Schedule

Main article: Time.

	Time	Location
	12:00 AM	Unavailable. Sleeping inside his home.
	2:00 AM	Wandering the Valley or visiting his home.
	10:00 PM	Unavailable. Sleeping inside his home.

Friendship Rewards

Buzz Lightyear will award the following rewards when Friendship levels are reached. Friendship can be leveled up through gifts, quests, conversation, or by hanging out.

Lvl	Image	Name	Type
		Outer Space Wallpaper	Wallpaper
		Design Motif	Custom Clothing Motif
	500
		Pixar Ball	Furniture
		Design Motif	Custom Clothing Motif
	1,000
		Arched Window to Deep Space	Furniture
		Design Motif	Custom Clothing Motif
		Buzz Lightyear's Space Pack	Clothing

House

Buzz's RV

Main article Buzz's RV

Buzz's house is an RV camper which is unlocked and built during the quest A Secret Mission in Uncharted Space.

Quests

Realm Quests

• A Secret Mission in Uncharted Space

Friendship Quests

• A Space Ranger Recruit ( Buzz Lightyear Level 2)
• A Space Ranger Reputation ( Buzz Lightyear Level 4)
• The Fragmented Past ( Buzz Lightyear Level 6)
• The Definition of a Hero ( Buzz Lightyear Level 10)
• Collect 'Em All: Little Green Men!
• Collect 'Em All: Strangers from the Outside!
• Collect 'Em All: Attic Mode
• We Are Eternally Grateful!

Dream Styles

Style	Name	Unlocked
	Buzz Lightyear	Default appearance
	Stealthy Space Ranger	The Wonder of Pixar Star Path for 50 (T6)

Daily Discussions

Got a question? [Space Ranger qualities]

Player, are you up for a test on the most important qualities of a Space Ranger? →  Sounds fun. [continue to next line] →  I hope I don't flunk... [continue to next line] What do you think is more important? Bravery or integrity? →  Bravery! To act boldly when necessary, regardless of fear! You're right -- bravery is essential. Though integrity is also extremely important. It helps you to be sure you're being brave fo the right reasons. →  Integrity! To be honest and principled. To live a life worthy of a Space Ranger. Integrity is essential. Though you also have to be brave so you can do the right thing even when it's hard. →  Aren't they the same thing? I don't believe so. Integrity is doing what's right. Bravery is acting, even when you're afraid. [reprompt] player Did I answer correctly...? It was a trick question, my friend. The truth is, you need both.

Got a question? [disagreement]

Player, I could use your help resolving a disagreement. Which is more difficult? Riding a horse or piloting an interstellar starcraft? →  Piloting an interstellar starcraft. That's exactly what I think. Intergalactic flight is a complex endeavor. You have to account for thrust, velocity, coordinates, orientation, asteroids... The list goes on. →  Riding a horse. I have to disagree. Riding a horse is not a complicated process at all. It's entirely straightforward. You only move in two dimensions! →  They're both hard in their own ways. I have to disagree. Riding a horse is not a complicated process at all. It's entirely straightforward. You only move in two dimensions! With a horse, you just pull the ropes and the horse does all the work. →  They're called reins. Well, whatever they're called, they're not as complex as the steering interface of an interstellar craft. →  It's not easy to keep control of a horse. sigh* I suppose that's true. Maybe I've underestimated the difficulty. Thanks for the perspective, Player. [TODO verify] →  Buzz, are you and Woody debating again? ... How did you know? [TODO verify]

Is there an emergency?

Attention, Player! This is a Zurg invasion drill! →   A what? The evil Emperor Zurg is the sworn enemy of the Galactic Alliance. And by association, Dreamlight Valley! He's extremely dangerous, dresses exclusively in purple, and speaks with a very deep voice. →   You know Zurg's not real, right? Yes. I'm well aware that I'm a toy and Zurg -- if he were here -- would also be a toy. However, Zurg attack drills help keep everyone alert and ready. It's important to prepare for real threats, such as pets or over-enthusiastic younger siblings. →  Okay. Tell me about this invasion. [continue to next line] →  I don't think I need an invasion drill. That's what many think. Then an invasion of cranky toddlers happens, and they're completely unprepared. Don't be unprepared, Player. →  Right! Got it. And he's invading us? Yes. I'm well aware that I'm a toy and Zurg -- if he were here -- would also be a toy. However, Zurg attack drills help keep everyone alert and ready. →   You know Zurg's not real, right? Yes. I'm well aware that I'm a toy and Zurg -- if he were here -- would also be a toy. However, Zurg attack drills help keep everyone alert and ready. It's important to prepare for real threats, such as pets or over-enthusiastic younger siblings. →  Okay. Tell me about this invasion. [continue to next line] →  I don't think I need an invasion drill. That's what many think. Then an invasion of cranky toddlers happens, and they're completely unprepared. Don't be unprepared, Player. →  An invasion? Give me details! [continue to next line] Emperor Zurg has sent three spacecraft to attack our Valley. They're armed with lasers and converging on the Castle. How will you respond? →  Ask Merlin to stop them with magic! Leveraging the Valley's unique advantage! A sound tactic. Zurg doesn't know about magic. He'll be completely flummoxed. →  Ask Mickey to distract them and steal their spaceships! Turning the enemy's tools against them! Good strategy! →  Invite them to a picnic! An... unconventional strategy. But it just might work. Well done, Player. You've passed the invasion drill with flying colors. If this had been a real invasion, the Valley would be safe.

Something on your mind?

Going from Space Ranger to toy was a bit of an adjustment. But I've mostly got the hang of it now. →  You're a good toy. [ +2 Friendship]I try to bring the same dedication and professionalism to it as I would to being a Space Ranger. →   Look! An evil alien! WHERE? Get behind me, cadet! I'll shoot it with my laser! ... Nice try. There is no alien. But I won't be fooled like that again. →  You're too smart. Well, I am, after all, a highly trained space ranger... I mean, I'm a toy. A highly trained toy. →  It's Emperor Zurg! EMPEROR ZURG! Where?! That intergalactic villain! He'll answer for his crimes--! ... You got me again.

Above conversation tree (i.e. "Going from Space Ranger to toy...") can also be prompted from "Tell me about you".

Tell me about you.

Player, I have some knowledge of intergalactic travel. But I wonder if I should learn more about traveling the seas so I can look out for dangers in the waters around the Valley. What do you know about ships of a more... nautical nature? player Hmm. Well, you'll need a boat like Moana's and... →  ...a sail. Harnessing the power of the wind? Right. But considering I'm a foot tall, I'm not sure I'd be able to steer properly if the winds get too powerful. →  ...some oars to row it. Row? With my arms? Considering I'm a foot tall, I'm not sure I could wield a big enough oar to move a boat like that. →  ...a motor. A gasoline-powered combustion engine? That's a bit old-fashioned, and considering I'm a foot tall, I'm not sure I could control it. I'll have to search for a toy-sized solution to this challenge.

Above conversation tree (i.e. "...I have some knowledge of intergalactic travel.") can also be prompted from "Something on your mind?".

What are you doing?

Player, have you seen anything unusual in the Gamma Quadrant? →  All clear, sir! Good to hear. And I commend you for remembering our code word for the Meadow. Carry on. →  I saw something odd near there. Thanks, Space Ranger! I'll check it out. And I commend you for remembering our code word for the Meadow. →  You DO know we're not really in space... right? Shh! Player, Gamma Quadrant's our code word for the Meadow. Someone hasn't been studying the Star Command training handbook I wrote up.

What's on the agenda for today?

Player, I was hoping we could run through a short training scenario together. I'll play a Space Ranger patrolling the sector for signs of villainy. You'll be one of the minions of the evil Emperor Zurg. →   Initiate training scenario. Initiating training scenario XR-452... Ahem... "Halt! There's a warrant out for your arrest in ten sectors!" →   "You'll never apprehend me, Lightyear! Take this! Pew pew!" "Deflector shields to maximum power!" →  "Lasers to maximum power PLUS TEN!" "Gah! Agh! Curse your state of the art laser technology!" End scenario. Excellent work, Player. I'll need to keep honing my skills to have a hope of defeating you. Let's do this again sometime. →  "Oh yeah? Well, I'll turn on my EXTRA SPECIAL deflector shields!" "Gah! Agh! Your lasers have rebounded on me just as I lowered my deflector shields." End scenario. Excellent work, Player. I'll need to keep honing my skills to have a hope of defeating you. Let's do this again sometime. →  I get on my horse and ride away. Wait just a nanosecond... Pause training scenario... Horses are more of a Sheriff Woody thing. They're well outside the parameters of this simulation. →   "Buzz...I am your best friend." "My best friend...? What sort of devious lie is that? Did Zurg tell you to say that?" →   "You got me. Guess I'll just have to blast you with my laser!" "Deflector shields to maximum power!" →  "Lasers to maximum power PLUS TEN!" "Gah! Agh! Curse your state of the art laser technology!" End scenario. Excellent work, Player. I'll need to keep honing my skills to have a hope of defeating you. Let's do this again sometime. →  "Oh yeah? Well, I'll turn on my EXTRA SPECIAL deflector shields!" "Gah! Agh! Your lasers have rebounded on me just as I lowered my deflector shields." End scenario. Excellent work, Player. I'll need to keep honing my skills to have a hope of defeating you. Let's do this again sometime. →  I get on my horse and ride away. Wait just a nanosecond... Pause training scenario... Horses are more of a Sheriff Woody thing. They're well outside the parameters of this simulation. →   "Search your feelings. You know it to be true." "Can it be possible...?" →  "Ha! I tricked you into letting your deflector shields down! Eat laser beams!" "Gah! Agh! Your diabolical ruse got me to lower my deflector shields just long enough to fire your lasers on me." End scenario. Excellent work, Player. I'll need to keep honing my skills to have a hope of defeating you. Let's do this again sometime. →  "We've got a lot of catching up to do." Wait, wait... Pause training scenario... This whole simulation is so implausible that I question its utility for training purposes. Perhaps we can run it again once we do some retooling. →  Maybe some other time. Of course, Player.

What's on your mind?

Player, do you ever look up at the stars and wonder at their infinite possibility? →  Absolutely. That's good to hear. I'm glad you appreciate it too. →  Not really. Well, I encourage you to try it sometime. Beyond this planet, there are worlds we can't possibly imagine. →  Wow, Buzz. That's really deep. It is? Huh. I guess it is. Well, I stand by what I say. Beyond this planet, there are worlds we can't possibly imagine.

What's up? [training scenario]

Player, would you like me to run you through a quick space-flight training scenario? →  Sure, sounds fun. Fun? Most definitely. But it's also serious business. →  This sounds dangerous. It's all strictly hypothetical. The skills you learn from training scenarios like this will help you if you ever have to pilot a real interstellar spacecraft. player Okay. Hit me with this scenario. You're piloting a small starfighter. The hyperdrive has been damaged. Zurg's minions are on your tail, firing positron torpedoes at you. What sort of maneuver do you use to get away from Zurg's minions? →  I slingshot my starfighter around the Sun. Yes! The gravitational force should be exactly what it takes to get you far away from Zurg's attack ships... ...and give you time to repair your hyperdrive. →  I turn around and face them head-on. That's bold. You might not be able to outrun them... ...but with a sudden offensive maneuver, you might just surprise them enough to gain the upper hand. →  I lead them right into an asteroid field. A small interstellar spacecraft might be able to weave between the asteroids... ...but Zurg's attack ships wouldn't stand a chance. Smart thinking, Player.

What's up? [favorite planet]

Player, which planet is your favorite? →  I'm pretty fond of Earth. That's understandable. After all, it is our home. And it's a beautiful one. →  Jupiter! It's big. Yes, it is an impressive planet in terms of size. And did you know that the red spot on its surface is a giant storm? Fascinating stuff. →   Neither of those... A different planet, then? →  I like Saturn. Pretty rings. Saturn's rings are quite impressive. Did you know they're made almost entirely of ice? Fascinating stuff. →  Mars. It's red. Red is cool. Well, did you know that Mars has red soil because of oxidation? Fascinating stuff. →   Some other planet... A different planet, then? →  Mercury. It's so tiny! Ah, yes, Mercury. It's the smallest and closest to the Sun in our solar system. Fascinating stuff. →  Neptune. It's so icy! Neptune? Well, that is one of the coldest places in the solar system. It wouldn't make much of a vacation spot, but it is fascinating. →   No... neither of those... We're running low on planets, Player. →  Venus. It's our closest neighbor. Venus, huh? That's the hottest planet in this whole system. Even if we had actual space suits, I don't think either of us would last long there. →  Uranus. It's got so many moons. Last time I counted, it had over twenty. It's always nice when something comes with a lot of accessories. →   Hm... Neither of those... I don't think there are any more planets in our solar system, Player. →  I maintain that Pluto is a planet and it's my favorite. As a Space Ranger, or at least a toy one, I must remain neutral on this contentious issue. →  My favorite planet is the Sun. Well, my friend, that's a bit outside the boundaries of my question, but I can't fault your selection. This solar system's Sun is certainly impressive. A yellow dwarf, if I'm not mistaken.

You seem to have a lot of thoughts.

Player, I have a question... Have you ever realized something new about yourself? Or something new about the world around you? Something that completely changed how you saw things? →   Yes, I have. Interesting. And how did you handle that change? →  I got really upset. That's understandable. I certainly... Let's just say I'm not proud of how I handled a few things in my past. The less we speak of the Mrs. Nesbitt incident, the better. →  I asked for help. I did too. And I got help from a good friend. That made all the difference. It's a... long story. →  I don't remember. Hmm... A lot of people around here seem to have forgotten things. I hope it's just the Forgetting and not something even more sinister. →   No, I haven't. Then I suppose you've always known who you are. Who you're supposed to be. That must be... comforting. →  It is! Well, I'm happy for you, Player. You know, you remind me of Bonnie. She's never afraid to be herself. It's admirable. →  It's actually kind of boring. I guess having identity-shattering revelations does make life more interesting. Though I'm not sure it's the sort of interesting I want often.

History

• 1.2: Added
• 1.5: Updated portrait