The Toy Box

The Tri-County Area is the world of Toy Story, where toys come to life. All outsiders who enter this world are turned into toys.

Origin
The Tri-County Area originated from the animated film Toy Story. In the film, a cowboy doll named Woody is profoundly threatened and jealous when a fancy spaceman action figure named Buzz Lightyear takes Woody's spot as top toy in a boy's room. The two are cast into the outside world, where they must learn to get along and get back to their owner.

Story
Johnny enters the world's atmosphere experiencing the effects of his change in the world. He abandons ship and lands on the driveway of the Davis house. He looks up to see several toys on the back of a minivan. They urge him to join them, and Johnny reluctantly goes. As he gets in, a cowboy doll walks up, asking what the toys think they're doing. One of the toys, a spaceman, replies that they have it under control. The cowboy jumps in, trying to talk them out of it. The door closes, and the gang is sent off to Sunnyside Daycare.

Johnny is then introduced to the toys. He then learns what is happening: their owner, Andy, is going off to college and they don't know what will become of them. After a near escape from being thrown out, they decided to go to daycare.

When they get to the daycare, they accidentally tip over the box, falling all over the floor. They look up and see an army of toys. One of them shouts "New toys!" and the rest introduce themselves to the gang. Johnny looks through the crowd of toys and sees Luke Vader among them. They begin to fight, but then a pink teddy bear in a toy dump truck breaks it up. The bear, named Lotso, gives them a tour of the daycare.

Lotso begins to describe the greatest thing of the daycare: every year there's new kids, so they'll never get old or forgotten. "No owners means no heartbreak," Lotso says, giving everyone a good feeling, except Woody. Woody runs off, followed by Johnny, trying to figure out why he's running off. Woody says that he wants to be with Andy, and Johnny tells him to find a way back

Music
The world's theme is from the movie, You've Got a Friend in Me, and it's battle theme is from Toy Story Racer, Andy's House.

thumb|240px|left|The world theme of the Tri-County Area

thumb|240px|right|The battle theme of the Tri-County Area