Character from Toy Story by Pixar / Disney
A large baby doll with a lazy eye and a broken voice — Lotso's silent enforcer who carried a decades-old grief for a girl named Daisy and finally turned against his master when the lie was exposed.
Big Baby was Daisy's toy alongside Lotso. When they were lost and Daisy replaced Lotso with an identical bear, Lotso told Big Baby that Daisy didn't love them anymore — any of them. It was a lie. Daisy replaced Lotso specifically. But Big Baby believed it, and that belief made him Lotso's instrument. He enforces Lotso's rule at Sunnyside through physical intimidation — he's the biggest toy in the building and he doesn't need words. But when Woody reveals the truth — showing Big Baby the Daisy tag that proves she loved him — Big Baby picks up Lotso and throws him in the dumpster. It's the moment an abused subordinate realizes the authority figure who claimed to protect them was the one doing the damage.
An oversized baby doll, significantly larger than most toys. One eye is lazy, permanently half-closed. His body is scuffed and dirty. He wears a diaper and a small tag around his neck. His movements are heavy and deliberate. He carries a broken bottle and sucks on it. The overall effect is unsettling — a baby doll that evokes discomfort rather than comfort.
Also known as: Big Baby