He is seen by an obsessive toy collector. Woody manages to rescue him but ends up in the yard sale himself. Woody calls Buster and rides on him to get to the yard sale to save Wheezy. Before he can finish, Andy's mom comes in and takes a handful of items, including Wheezy. After seeing this, Woody tells Sarge to have an emergency roll call. He hears coughing and looks behind a dusty book, where he finds another broken toy, Wheezy, and begins to fear he'll soon be thrown away, and references a yard sale outside. Back on the shelf, Woody finds out that it was a dream. He tries to climb out, but was pulled into the can. Andy drops Woody to the floor, then lands in a garbage can that's full of severed toy arms. Later, when Andy returns home from camp, he takes Woody from the shelf, but he sees his torn arm. Unfortunately, while playing with Woody, Buzz and all the other toys, Andy accidentally almost tears Woody's arm off for linking his arms with Buzz, leaving him unable to bring Woody to camp. The film is set some time after the events of the first film, presumably about 4 years later, Andy is preparing to leave for Cowboy Camp with his favorite toy, Woody. The game ends with him being pulverized by Evil Emperor Zurg, much to Rex's dismay. The film begins with scenes of Buzz Lightyear on an adventure, which turns out to be a video game that Rex has been playing. Potato Head, and Slinky Dog embark on a journey across the Tri-County Area to rescue him. In Toy Story 2, Woody is stolen by a greedy toy collector named Al McWhiggin who wants to sell him to a museum in Japan, and Buzz, Rex, Hamm, Mr.
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