“All right, Forky. You have to understand how lucky you are right now. You're Bonnie's toy. You are going to help create happy memories that will last for the rest of her life.”
Forky is a character in the Disney•PixarToy Story franchise, first appearing as the tritagonist of Toy Story 4. He is a handcrafted toy from a plastic spork by Bonnie Anderson and previously insisted that he's trash and not a toy.
In the Toy Story series, Bonnie Anderson crafted Forky from a plastic spork. This makes Forky the first hand-crafted toy character in the franchise. Despite his status as a toy, Forky maintains that he is trash.
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What is Forky's original form before becoming a toy?
Before becoming a beloved character in the Toy Story series, Forky was a simple disposable spork. Transformed into a toy by Bonnie Anderson, Forky was adorned with googly eyes of different sizes, a mouth crafted from a blue wax stick, feet constructed from Popsicle stick halves bound by clay, and arms and hands shaped from a red pipe cleaner.
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How does Forky perceive himself in Toy Story 4?
Forky, a handcrafted toy from a plastic spork by Bonnie Anderson in Toy Story 4, insists on being trash, not a toy. He grapples with his existence and purpose, even after a year of being alive, and has limited interaction with other main characters.
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What role does Forky play in Bonnie's life in Toy Story?
Bonnie creates Forky, a spork-turned-toy, in her kindergarten class. Despite his initial belief of being trash, he becomes a crucial part of Bonnie's toy collection. Throughout Toy Story 4, Forky grapples with his purpose, often trying to discard himself. Woody and the other toys intervene, with Woody ultimately persuading Forky about the happiness of being a toy. As a toy, Forky is destined to help generate joyful memories for Bonnie.
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What is the relationship between Woody and Forky in the Toy Story series?
In the Toy Story series, Woody and Forky, a spork from Toy Story, have a close friendship. Woody was there when Bonnie made the Forky toy and consistently stopped Forky from going into the trash. Their bond deepens when they get lost and meet Gabby Gabby at an antique store, who captures Forky, leading Woody to sacrifice his voice box.
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Background[]
An actual spork-turned-craft-project, Forky is pretty sure that he doesn't belong in Bonnie's room. Unfortunately, every time he tries to get away, Woody yanks him back into an adventure he'd rather skip. "The world of 'Toy Story' is built upon the idea that everything in the world has a purpose," says director Josh Cooley. "A toy's purpose is to be there for its child. But what about toys that are made out of other objects? Forky is a toy that Bonnie made out of a disposable spork, so he's facing a crisis. He wants to fulfill his purpose as a spork, but now has a new toy purpose thrust upon him."
Physical appearance[]
Forky is a white plastic spork outfitted with a pair of different sized googly eyes, a mouth made out of a blue wax stick, two halves of a Popsicle stick for a pair of feet held together by clay, slender arms and hands made out of a red pipe cleaner, and a unibrow made out of a red wax stick. The halves of Bonnie's name are written on each side of the bottom of his feet (sticks) in blue marker. He also has a small rainbow sticker on his left foot.
Personality[]
Shortly after coming to existence, Forky was originally insecure and ignorant of his status as a toy. Because of this and how he was originally made from trash, he was initially uncomfortable of his newfound purpose and constantly wanted to throw himself away. Due to being recently born at the beginning of the film, Forky was also very naive which got him into trouble for those around him; particularly Woody.
When he came to the realization that Bonnie saw him the same way he felt towards being trash (a safe place that brings a warm cozy feeling), he slowly start to embrace his role as a toy (which he interprets as being Bonnie's trash). As a result, he became more confident and shows his more kind-hearted side during the times he spent with Gabby Gabby and helping his friends. By the end of the film, he appears to now accept himself as a toy and not trash.
Forky is first seen at Bonnie's kindergarten class being created by her. Despite the fact that Bonnie wasn't allowed to bring any of her toys with her, Woody hides in her backpack and goes with her to make sure she has a good time. When they arrive, Woody sneaks out of Bonnie's backpack when nobody's looking, grabs some craft supplies and tosses them onto Bonnie's table. She finds them and uses them to make Forky. When driving back home inside Bonnie's backpack, Forky inexplicably comes alive much to Woody's surprise. When Woody returns to Bonnie's room, he presents the spork to the gang and Forky tries to find garbage cans and throw himself into them.
During an RV road trip with Bonnie and her parents, Forky tries to throw himself away several times with Woody managing to stop him. Eventually Forky flees on the road and Woody chases him, and while walking in the road, Woody tries to make Forky realize how lucky he is for being Bonnie's newest toy and then tells him about his life with his previous owner Andy Davis, including when Buzz Lightyear though he was a real space ranger when he first met him in the first Toy Story movie and when Andy gave Woody, Buzz and the rest of their friends to Bonnie in Toy Story 3, and Forky explained to Woody he liked trash as it made him feel safe, to which Woody tells him that's how Bonnie feels with Forky and this convinces Forky to return with her, and on their way, they end up at Historic Grand Basin, and they pass an antique store, where Woody sees Bo Peep's lamp. Thinking Bo is somewhere inside the store, Woody decides to look for her. He and Forky enter the store and encounter Gabby Gabby and the Bensons. Woody escapes with Harmony, the store owner's granddaughter while Gabby and the Benson capture Forky and keep him in the store. Gabby tells Forky that Woody will be back for him soon because he's a important toy as he has his owner's name on his feet.
Meanwhile, Woody reunites with Bo Peep and they work together to get through the antique store with Buzz, Duke Caboom, and Ducky and Bunny and rescue Forky. When they arrive at the shelf where Forky is seen, they end up with a run-in with Gabby Gabby's gang and they exit the store, leaving Forky left behind again. After Woody leaving Bonnie's backpack in the store and giving Gabby Gabby his voice box, Bonnie finds Forky and takes him back to the RV.
Meanwhile, Bo Peep, Ducky, Bunny, and Duke Caboom return to get Woody and Gabby Gabby to Bonnie. In the RV, when the toys head out to pick up Woody, Forky takes charge of the door to not let Bonnie and her parents in. Ultimately, Gabby Gabby ends up getting a kid of her own, Ducky, Bunny and Duke Caboom say goodbye to Woody and the gang, and Forky returns with the entire gang and Woody says goodbye to Forky and gives him a hug after Woody decides to spend a new life with Bo Peep. Inside the RV, when they are returning back to Bonnie's house, Rex asks if Woody is now a lost toy and Buzz says he is not a lost toy. Forky looks out at the window to see Woody one last time at the RV park.
A year has passed in a mid-credits scene, Jessie says that Bonnie had a great day in her first day in first grade and presents a new utensil toy knife named Karen Beverly, with whom Forky immediately falls in love. They slightly walk to each other and slowly introduce themselves. When her first question is "How am I alive?", Forky replies, "I don't know...".
Forky returns as the titular protagonist in this Disney+ series, asking Bonnie's toys questions about life. He first introduces himself (and the person he's asking said question to) before asking the character:
"What is a Computer?" - Forky asks Trixie about computers and she explains the Internet, but soon finds it impossible with Forky's antics and becomes outraged when Forky destroys the laptop.
Forky appears as a figure in the Disney parks and appeared as a costumed character in the Disney On Ice shows titled Road Trip Adventures and 100 Years of Magic, both starting on September 6 and 20 of 2019. He started skating in the latter show.
When the show first premiered (around the time Toy Story 4 was released), several scenes from the movie, including some featuring Forky (starting with when Woody introduced him to the rest of the toys) headed the Back to the Past segment of Wonderful World of Animation. Since then, starting when Frozen II took the lead, the scene where Forky hugged Woody goodbye represented Toy Story 4.
Because Forky wasn't made with knees, he waddles. Ironically, his Disney on Ice costume appearance has knees, so that he could walk and skate properly.
The spoon and fork that he's holding in his teaser poster say Pizza Planet on them.
His left foot later had a rainbow sticker added.
Forky holding the utensils could also be a reference to how WALL-E placed a spork between the spoons and forks.
He is the second spork to appear in a Pixar film. The first one being in WALL-E.
Forky received instant popularity in online communities shortly after his reveal, with many people claiming to relate to his personality and insecurities.[1]
Forky is the first toy character in the Toy Story series to be hand-crafted. The second being Karen Beverly.
Even after existing for about a year, Forky still doesn't know how he's alive.
Forky is a spork from Pizza Planet (the official Funko POP! says "Pizza Planet" on the back).
Along with a majority of Bonnie's toys, despite being a main character in the fourth film, Forky doesn't interact with the other main characters. He only meets Gabby Gabby, Benson, and Bo (very briefly).
Just like Buzz, he didn't like to be called a toy until he knows the meaning of being a toy.
In Forky Asks A Question, out of all the past Toy Story characters that Forky asks questions to, he doesn't ask any characters introduced in Toy Story 2. Rex and Hamm both debuted in the original Toy Story film, while Mr. Pricklepants, Buttercup, Trixie, and Dolly all debuted in Toy Story 3.
