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Meh, Mrs. Potato Head doesnt appear to be in pain when she is missing an eye in the third movie. >

Neither does Mr potato head when he repeatedly gets all his parts thrown everywhere. Or buzz when he loses an arm. Or woody when he loses an arm. Or Bo Peep when she loses an arm. Or cruger when he loses an arm. >

Everyone's losing arms. What is this, Star Wars? >

There are several Star Wars references in Toy Story 2.
Source:  I watched it last night with my kids.  And the night before that… and the night before that… and the night before that… >

I always laugh when Zurg tells the Other Buzz that he is Buzz's father, then at the end of the movie Other Buzz is like "I'm gonna go play catch with MY DAD!" >

Always liked that part as well. Makes me irrationally angry watching the new Lightyear movie with my son that they didn't respect Zurg being Buzz's father as canon. >

A lot of that movie didn’t make sense tbh >

It could just take place in a kids imagination.
Disclaimer: I have not seen the movie >

No, it's canonically the movie in the toy story universe Buzz Lightyear is the merchandise of.
They tried a twist in which >!Zurg turns out to be not Buzz father, but Buzz from the future!< but it fell kinda flat since a lot of the stuff in the movie didn't make much sense. >

Not buzz finds the armour, the robots already say Zurg instead of buzz (he mentions they just count say buzz). The armour comes back online in the post credit scene, not buzz isn’t the true Zurg.
Signed; a dad to a 3 year old obsessed with lightyear anything. >

I feel like Legos would be a hive mind creature. All acting individually but coming together to form one being. >

They address this in the Lego movie. >

Toy Story and Lego Movies are different franchises though >

But there is a Toy Story Lego set so they could cross over. >

Yeah, but these are the movies we're talking about. Merch doesn't really factor in that much imo >

I mean, the Lego movies are about the merch and make all the crossovers a part of the story. The only reason it didn't happen is because they didn't get the license for it. >

Did I really just read an argument about how sentient Legos function in fictional universes?