Disney and Pixar wrapped up Toy Story 5 Roundup Reveal Week with a major product roundup on the Disney Parks Blog, but the official recap left out several confirmed releases from the same campaign. Here is the full picture, including every brand that announced during the week, the items Disney did not include in its own summary, and what FLN has learned about the Toy Story 5 theater popcorn bucket lineup coming to cinemas on June 19.
What Roundup Reveal Week Officially Covered
Disney Consumer Products launched Roundup Reveal Week beginning April 20, with daily brand reveals running through the week ahead of Toy Story 5‘s June 19 theatrical debut. The theme across every product line is “toy meets tech,” which maps directly to the film’s story of classic toys confronting the electronics era.
The centerpiece of the toy line is Mattel’s Playscale Interactables, a set of Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Lilypad, and Forky figures that recognize and interact with one another through character recognition technology. They talk, respond, and trigger reactions when placed near each other. That is a different proposition than anything in the existing Toy Story toy catalog, and it fits the film’s premise in a way that feels intentional rather than incidental.
LeapFrog produced the first real-world version of Lilypad, the film’s new tech-themed character, as an Explore and Learn tablet priced at $27.99. It arrives at Walmart on April 26, with Target and Amazon availability to follow. VTech rounded out the learning toy segment with a Buzz Lightyear Learning Watch, a Toy Story 5 Learning Phone, and a Buzz Lightyear Game and Go, all priced between $16.99 and $19.99.
LEGO announced three sets launching May 1: Blaze’s Horse Ranch, Slinky Dog bookends, and a Pizza Planet Alien Rocket Ride, along with a buildable Lotso figure. Hasbro brought back Talkin’ Mr. Potato Head with swappable mouth pieces. Hot Wheels contributed a Buzz-themed launcher and track sets. UNO is getting a Toy Story 5 edition. The Mattel lineup also includes Ultimate Action figures for Buzz and Woody with animatronics, clap and pose recognition, and character-to-character interaction when placed together.
On the collectibles side, Funko announced POP! figures for Smarty Pants, Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Lilypad, Blaze’s Pet Pig, and a premium Bullseye, with the latter available April 27 on Funko.com and at select retailers. POP MART’s blind box series opens at the press of a button to reveal scenes from the film, available May 1 at popmart.com and select POP MART locations.
In accessories, Away is releasing a full travel collection including rolling luggage, backpacks, and bag charms for both kids and adults on June 9. Pandora’s Toy Story Sheriff Star Bracelet drops May 21. Loungefly produced a triple-pocket backpack with separate compartments styled after Woody, Jessie, and Buzz. Belkin made a Lilypad-shaped iPad case in EVA foam for 10th and 11th generation iPads. Crocs debuted Jessie cowgirl boot-style shoes with denim accents, cow-print collar, and four Jibbitz charms, launching June 16 alongside Alien Classic Clogs featuring full character faces across the upper.
Penguin Random House has both a Little Golden Book and an Ultimate Sticker Book with more than 150 stickers available now.
What Disney’s Own Roundup Left Out
The Disney Parks Blog recap did not cover every brand that announced during Roundup Reveal Week. Several officially confirmed releases were absent from the summary.
MINISO announced a Toy Story 5 collection including boot-shaped crossbody bags styled after Woody and Buzz Lightyear, plus a vinyl plush surprise box, available at select MINISO retail locations beginning April 26.
Dr. Squatch revealed a Toy Story 5 personal care collection with three character-themed scents. Cosmic Captain is a Buzz Lightyear-inspired blend of crisp pear, creamy fig, and cedarwood. Howdy Hero is a Woody-inspired scent with desert sage, warm vanilla, and worn leather. Cowgirl Courage is the Jessie entry in the line.
Starbucks Korea launched a Toy Story 5 collaboration on April 15 featuring character-themed tumblers, Bearista plush toys dressed as Toy Story characters, and limited-edition food items. This is a Korea-exclusive drop with no confirmed U.S. availability currently announced.
Disney Lorcana is bringing Pixar characters into the trading card game for the first time, with a Buzz Lightyear ICONIC card confirmed as part of the Toy Story 5 campaign.
Disney Parks also confirmed a Sheriff Jessie ear headband available at theme park retail locations, which did not appear in the official consumer products roundup.
The Crocs recap also only partially made it into the Disney Parks Blog post. The Alien Classic Clogs, the second shoe in the Crocs collection dropping June 16, were not mentioned alongside the Jessie boot.
FLN Exclusive: The Theater Popcorn Bucket Lineup
Fantasy Land News has learned details on the theatrical popcorn bucket and concession merchandise lineup being prepared for Toy Story 5‘s June 19 opening. This is the part of every major Pixar and Disney release that never gets officially announced until the last minute, but we have the picture early.
The showstopper of the lineup is a Toy Box Chest bucket. It is large, square, and premium, with 3D character figures mounted on the exterior in the style of a display stage. Expect this to be ‘THE’ showpiece and cost $74.99. A Lilypad-themed bucket is also confirmed, which makes the new character’s merchandising presence at the theater level a given from day one.
Below that anchor piece, the lineup is built around western iconography that matches the film’s aesthetic perfectly. Woody hat and Jessie hat tins are both confirmed. A Buzz Lightyear snack-themed bucket is also in the lineup. The tin format extends further with six-sided hexagon 130oz tins in addition to at least one standard circular 130oz tin.
On the cup side, the lineup mirrors the bucket themes with plastic cups styled with Woody and Jessie hats to match their corresponding bucket counterparts. There is also a cup with a charm or keychain attachment, and a cup design that uses a Woody, Buzz, or Jessie figure as the actual lid.
That last one deserves its own sentence. A character as the lid is not a new concept, but it is one that almost always sells out first. If you are planning for the opening weekend, budget accordingly.
The image below is from the Toy Story 30th anniversary; it is here for reference.
Every Toy Story 5 Product Announced During Roundup Reveal Week 2026, Plus What Got Left Out
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