Woody Figurine - Gashapon Takara Tomy Splits Pose

Woody Figurine - Gashapon Takara Tomy Splits Pose gives the sheriff a much more offbeat posture than a classic western representation. This Woody Toy Story figure belongs to the Gashapon Takara Tomy series and relies on a wide gap announced directly in the title, ideal for breaking the alignment of characters who are simply standing.

Woody is often associated with control, the role of leader and the reassuring posture of the cowboy. The splits therefore give this version a much more comic energy, without the need to imagine a specific scene. The pose is enough to create a contrast with the figurines where the character holds his hat, accompanies Buzz or appears in a more scripted range.

This figurine is made of PVC, in a format announced around 125 mm, under the model reference TTA 90314. It is presented as a finished, non-electrical product and supplied with its original packaging, without additional functions, joints or accessories.

The series becomes more interesting when compared character by character. Buzz in a reclining pose offers another low silhouette, Hamm with the little green soldiers adds a group composition and Rex reclining completes the range with a dinosaur that also changes his usual posture. The three references really belong to the same Gashapon universe.

In a display case, the splits can be placed in the foreground to create a variation in height. The compact format also makes it possible to build a small stage without imposing a complete set. This consistency of maker, reference and size makes the range particularly readable, while the Woody collection then allows you to leave the Gashapon to explore other interpretations of the sheriff. The model thus retains its own identity: it is not simply "another Woody", but a precise pose in a documented series.

Discover the Gashapon Toy Story and the Figurines Woody. To put the sheriff back in the saga, read Woody's history and evolution puis Why He's the Toy Chef.