![]() Al then arrives and packs his Roundup collection, including Woody, into his case and heads out of his penthouse.Īt Tri-County International Airport, Stinky Pete violently fights every one of Buzz's attempts to save Woody, who angrily fights back for harming his friend. When Woody yells for Buzz's help, Stinky Pete angrily discourages Woody by making fun of Buzz Lightyear's name and revealing how much he hated those upstart space toys. Stinky Pete then declares that the museum is his only chance of finally becoming appreciated, and he didn't care what he would have to do to keep Woody, Jessie, and Bullseye with him. This statement is enough to make Woody, Jessie, and Bullseye feel sorry for him to a certain extent, angrily despite the Prospector's bad actions. Woody and Jessie try to stand up to Stinky Pete, only to learn from the Prospector that he was never sold to anyone after he had spent his lifetime on a dime-store shelf and was therefore bitter and resentful. He then swears that Woody and the gang are going to Japan with him, where they would spend eternity with him in a protected exhibit, away from kids' reach. He then reveals that he was the one who turned on the TV the night before (to sabotage Woody's escape) and framed Jessie for it. When Woody offers to take an uncertain Jessie and an eager Bullseye back home to Andy with him, Stinky Pete refuses the offer and slips out of his box, and traps Woody and the others by shutting the grate leading to an air vent and tightening the screw on it. As Stinky Pete watches Woody, Woody comes to realize his mistake and decides to rejoin Buzz and the others, making Stinky Pete more determined to stop Woody from escaping. ![]() Stinky Pete commends Woody for refusing to leave, but is unable to cheer up Woody, who feels disturbed by Buzz's warning. Although disappointed by Woody's refusal to rejoin Andy, Buzz leaves Woody to contemplate his decision, saying that he would indeed last forever if he spent eternity behind the museum glass, but the tradeoff is that he would never be loved or played with again. However, Buzz Lightyear and his friends arrive at the apartment room to save Woody from being sold. His decision is further enforced when Stinky Pete tells him that Andy will inevitably outgrow him as well, and if he joins them in the museum, he'll last forever. After hearing Jessie's sad story of how she was outgrown and abandoned by her former owner Emily, Woody decides to stick with the gang to join them in the museum. After getting repaired, Woody decides to leave the gang for home, but Stinky Pete convinces him make amends with Jessie first. He places the remote in front of Jessie so that Woody be sure to angrily blame her for the incident while pretending that he doesn't know how it got turned on. When Woody tries to retrieve his severed arm from Al, Stinky Pete, offscreen and unnoticed by Woody, sneaks out his box and evilly turns on the TV, waking up Al. Unfortunately, Woody still had an owner, prompting Stinky Pete to stop him from returning to Andy at any cost. Stinky Pete is excited, as this meant that he and the gang could finally reside in the Konishi Toy Museum without the fear of destruction by kids. He spends much time in storage with Bullseye and Jessie, and eventually meets Woody after Al stole him. Thus, he was greatly valued for still being in mint condition. He always carries a pick around like a real prospector, and had lived his entire life in a box. The Prospector doll has never been opened and according to Jessie, he is still "mint in the box," making him sought after by collectors. Stinky Pete: (enraged) "FAIR?! I'll tell you what's not fair: spending a lifetime on a dime-store shelf watching every other toy be sold! Well, finally, my waiting has paid off, and no hand-me-down cowboy doll is gonna mess it up for me now!" - Woody and Jessie angrily arguing with Stinky Pete Toy Story 2 Woody: "You really are Stinky Pete, aren't you?"
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