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He also makes an appearance in the epilogue of Toy Story 3. He is the sworn enemy of the Galactic Alliance and the archenemy of Buzz Lightyear. Zurg appears in two forms in Toy Story 2. The first form appears during the opening scene, where he is initially seen tracking Buzz's location through his fortress inside his control room. A little later, he is seen doing battle with Buzz, in which Zurg, using his ion blaster , blasts the top half of Buzz's body into smithereens; however, the opening sequence is revealed to be only a video game, and the screen turns to Rex who is wearing a plastic helmet and Buzz playing the game. Believing himself to be a real person much like Buzz did in the first film, he pursues after Buzz, intent on destroying him.

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Emperor Zurg is a featured article , which means it has been identified as one of the best articles produced by the Disney Wiki community. If you see a way this page can be updated or improved without compromising previous work, please feel free to contribute. In accordance of the toyline's fictitious lore, Zurg is the sworn enemy of the Galactic Alliance and the archenemy of Buzz Lightyear. Several Zurg toys appear throughout the film series. He is mentioned as a presence by Andy 's Buzz, appears as an intangible video game boss, appears as an individual toy who pursues Al 's Utility Belt Buzz , and another Zurg toy that arrives at Sunnyside Daycare. Zurg is first mentioned by Andy when he and his friends run to his room to play with his new Buzz Lightyear action figure. Buzz says he protects the galaxy from Zurg which Woody sees the exact speech on the box Buzz came from. At the gas station, Buzz stated to Woody that Zurg is secretly building a superweapon located at the galaxy's edge capable of destroying entire planets. This is an obvious allusion to the Galactic Empire from the Star Wars franchise. Zurg does not make a physical appearance in this film, though one of Andy's drawings featured a robot resembling him. The first form appears during the opening sequence, where he is initially seen tracking Buzz's location through his fortress inside his control room. A little later, he is seen doing battle with Buzz, in which Zurg, using his ion blaster, blasts the top half of Buzz's body into smithereens; however, the opening sequence is revealed to be only Buzz Lightyear: Attack on Zurg , a video game Rex has been playing. Though not a physical appearance, an image of Zurg is seen in a game manual Rex reads when the toys arrive in Al's Toy Barn. Believing himself to be real much like Andy's Buzz has done in the first film and what Ultra Buzz Lightyear thinks that he's real too, he pursues after Andy's Buzz to destroy him. He seems to have followed Andy's Buzz across the street, through an air vent of Al's apartment , and up the elevator shaft as he is seen arriving atop the elevator when Andy's Buzz and his rescue squad of toys head back to the elevator after Al packs Woody and the Roundup gang into his case and leaves his room to head for the airport.

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MacLane was joined by producer Galyn Susman and several members of their Lightyear visual design team to unpack some of the meta ideas at the heart of the film, and explain how it differentiates itself and its Buzz voiced by Chris Evans from the toy Space Ranger voiced for two decades by Tim Allen. In Lightyear, Zurg has undergone a major makeover to get rid of his cartoony silhouette and to gain some emotional and physical heft as a character. His design has to be intimidating so he could carry the menace and the presence our story demanded. The result is a giant robot Zurg which is aesthetically influenced by the designs of Super Robots, Mecha and Japanese anime. He's still a fully-rounded character just like the rest of our cast. We'd build a believable, tangible world, and then we throw it away using shadow and atmosphere. We'd have bold lighting, emphasizing the graphic and letting the detail fall away, drawing the viewer into a rich world of a tangible alien landscape.

Zerg toy story

Emperor Zurg is a featured article , which means it has been identified as one of the best articles produced by the Disney Wiki community. If you see a way this page can be updated or improved without compromising previous work, please feel free to contribute. In accordance of the toyline's fictitious lore, Zurg is the sworn enemy of the Galactic Alliance and the archenemy of Buzz Lightyear. Several Zurg toys appear throughout the film series. He is mentioned as a presence by Andy 's Buzz, appears as an intangible video game boss, appears as an individual toy who pursues Al 's Utility Belt Buzz , and another Zurg toy that arrives at Sunnyside Daycare. Zurg is first mentioned by Andy when he and his friends run to his room to play with his new Buzz Lightyear action figure. Buzz says he protects the galaxy from Zurg which Woody sees the exact speech on the box Buzz came from. At the gas station, Buzz stated to Woody that Zurg is secretly building a superweapon located at the galaxy's edge capable of destroying entire planets. This is an obvious allusion to the Galactic Empire from the Star Wars franchise.

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Shake It! I plan on getting the whole set! Fantasy Disney. I am so happy I got this one for him. Zurg triumphantly declares if Buzz goes to any planet, he can hear his voice mocking him. Elsa Story Doll. When Zurg mocks Buzz, Buzz responds by dictating his "final log entry". Booster and Mira destroy Warp's mechanical arm after Booster lands on him. My son bought himself the Buzz from walmart with his Christmas money and was extremely disappointed in the lack of interaction. About this item. Disney Wiki Explore. Great size and everything we could ask for!

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Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Despite his campy nature, he is still widely considered the evilest person in the galaxy. This is an obvious allusion to the Galactic Empire from the Star Wars franchise. Enhancements you chose aren't available for this seller. It is later revealed that Zurg is actually controlled by a human inside, namely an elderly Buzz Lightyear from an alternate future, who found an abandoned alien spaceship already stocked with the Zurg armor, and simply took on the alien cyborg's identity, seeking to use the ship's technology to travel back in time and prevent the Star Command ship from crashing on T'Kani Prime. While Rex finally feels excited about finally overcoming his frustration toward not being able to defeat Zurg previously, New Buzz suddenly feels forlorn about possibly losing his "father". Fantasy Disney. Show details Hide details. For other uses, see Emperor Zurg disambiguation. Shake It!