The Pixar Theory On Toy Story: Andy’s Mom Owns The Cowgirl Toy! Jon Negroni Says, ‘We Know That Emily Is Old Enough To Be Andy’s Mom’

Huge fans of the animated film series "Toy Story" were shocked to find out about new revelations on "The Pixar Theory". It all started several months ago when Jon Negroni saw a video on Cracked.com that all the Pixar movies exist within the same universe. That inspired the writer to create "The Pixar Theory", which tries to connect all of the cartoons that we all fell in love with.

The Pixar Theory on "Toy Story" became one of the much-talked about news in the animated film industry. We all know the characters by name, but do we really know who they are? Even die-hard fans wouldn't know the first name of Andy's mom. Do you also know if Andy has a father since he never appeared on the trilogy?

I'm sure that got you all thinking, right? According to a Pixar Theory intern, "Andy's mom is Emily, Jessie's previous owner." That revelation made sense that's why Negroni compiled some evidences to prove that Andy's mom is indeed the owner of the cowgirl toy.

If you have a copy of all the "Toy Story" films, then it is about time that you watch them again and see if "The Pixar Theory" is correct. In the second installment, you will notice that Andy's hat is not the same as that of Woody's instead the boy's hat resembles that of Jessie's.

We only call Andy's mom as Ms. Davis so we really don't know what her first name is. Another theory is that Woody came from Andy's dad, who probably died or left them since he was never mentioned in all three films.

When Jessie's story was told in the movie, we will notice a room that looks like that of Andy's. There was even a hat (just like what the boy wore) on the bed together with the cowgirl toy. Her mom could have passed on the hat to her son so Emily and Andy's mom could be the same person. According to Negroni, "We know that Emily is old enough to be Andy's mom. We definitely know that Pixar is perfectly capable of sneaking this in without being overt about it."

Do you agree on "The Pixar Theory" on "Toy Story"? Please share with us other theories that you can find on this animated film trilogy.