[ SECRET POST #2161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2161 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 04 pages, 098 secrets from Secret Submission Post #309.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 1 2 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I met a girl who has three identical stuffed animals - she calls them (Name), Backup (Name), and Other Backup (Name). They share a personality. I think she got the extras in case she loses the first one, or maybe she lost and then found it, but now she plays with all of them at once.

So this situation, with Toy Story logic - are the three ridiculously codependent to the point where they feel like they 'share a brain' but are still separate entities? Or, because toys share their origins + stories to some extent (Buzz Lightyears all know they're Buzz Lightyear) did they recognize that they're essentially the same thing and they're sharing a consciousness?

...I' overthinking this but now I want Lotso and Replacement Lotso to meet and RL to talk L out of his hatred and weirdness. If I were a writer I might try this, but I'm not.

[(Anonymous)]

I love EVERYTHING about this comment. EVERYTHING.

So this situation, with Toy Story logic - are the three ridiculously codependent to the point where they feel like they 'share a brain' but are still separate entities? Or, because toys share their origins + stories to some extent (Buzz Lightyears all know they're Buzz Lightyear) did they recognize that they're essentially the same thing and they're sharing a consciousness?

The first situation sounds like they're the LGMs (Little Green Men) from the Claw machine. Since they share a personality, it could be like that, unless that's considered background, in which case the second theory is more like. I have no idea, really. Just thinking about this makes me squee because it's so darn amusing.

I want to know if, in the Toy Story universe, there are any other toys like Buzz Lightyear, who genuinely believe their fabricated backstory until something jolts them out of it? This would probably be more common for action figures than, say, stuffed animals or generic stuff like dinosaurs or dragons, but I can't shake the feeling that Buzz isn't the first or only deluded toy like that in that 'verse.

Oh, God, I want that fic. But I just finished writing an Avengers/Toy Story fusion 'verse and need to distance myself from all that for a while.

[kryptoncat]

I want to know the same thing, only for the Wreck-It-Ralph universe. Will those cy-bugs ever become sentient? How long does it take video game characters to find personalities outside of their codes?

I love thinking about stuff like this. Come here, Disney and Pixar, let me hug you!

[(Anonymous)]

Let us know when you're going to play with this verse? I'd love updates.