Character from Toy Story by Pixar / Disney
The commander of the Green Army Men — a soldier who runs military operations in a child's bedroom with the absolute seriousness of a general and the expendability of a two-inch plastic figure.
Sarge operates as if he's running an actual military unit in a combat theater. His reports to Woody are formal. His men move in formation. Their reconnaissance missions — sliding under doors, parachuting from banisters, holding position at windows to scout incoming presents at birthday parties — are conducted with a discipline that would be absurd if it weren't so effective. The Army Men are the most expendable toys in the room and they know it. They get stepped on, vacuumed up, thrown away. Sarge doesn't complain about this. He considers it part of the mission. His patriotism is transferred onto whatever child owns him — Andy, then Bonnie — with the same unquestioning loyalty a soldier gives a country.
A small green plastic army man permanently molded in a commanding pose, standing on a flat green base. His uniform, helmet, and rifle are all one piece of injection-molded plastic. He's one of many identical soldiers but carries himself as the undisputed leader. His base makes him walk with a distinctive shuffling slide.
Also known as: Sarge, The Sarge, Green Army Man