Andy's Room

Location from Toy Story by Pixar / Disney

A child's bedroom that functions as home, church, and nation-state for a community of sentient toys — the sacred space where being loved gives you purpose and being shelved is a kind of death.

Also known as: Andy's Room, Andy's Bedroom

What They Know

• The room's geography shifts with Andy's interests — cowboy wallpaper replaced by space themes after Buzz's arrival, eventually replaced by band posters and college prep materials
• The bed position is the highest-status location — whoever Andy places on his bed at night is the 'favorite'
• The closet is where forgotten toys go — an in-room exile that is the first step toward the shelf, then the donation box, then oblivion
• The window provides a view of Sid's house next door — a constant reminder that a different child means a different fate
• By Toy Story 3, the room has shrunk to a single chest in the corner — Andy's childhood compressed into a box

Connections

• home_of — woody
• home_of — buzz
• home_of — jessie
• home_of — rex
• home_of — hamm
• home_of — slinky
• belongs_to — andy
• overlooks — sids_house

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