The first look at Toy Story 4 in action has been released and prepare yourself for “the feels.”
In this new chapter, we see a new toy come into the mix ― Forky, voiced by Tony Hale, aptly named because he’s in fact a fork.
The trailer features Woody and Forky on a road trip of sorts. And as these toys are wont to do, they get into mischief.
On a family RV trip, Forky makes an escape as he claims he is not a toy and is only meant for the one-time consumption of soup, salad and possibly chili as he jumps out of the vehicle’s window.
Woody, being the good toy that he is, follows him and begins what appears to turn out to be a life-changing journey for himself.
During this emotional trip, Woody comes across his old pal and love interest, Bo Peep, who teaches Woody of the “lost toy life,” where toys exist for themselves and not a child.
In a pivotal scene from the trailer, as Woody and Forky are on their trip alone, Forky asks Woody if they’re returning to Bonnie, to which Woody hesitates and doesn’t reply.
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All the while, the rest of the gang (Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Rex, Slinky Dog, Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head, and the others) are hatching a plan to save the two when the family’s RV stops at the carnival Woody and Forky end up at during their trip.
Toy Story 4 hits theaters this summer on June 21.
Watch the official trailer for Toy Story 4 below.
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