At first, Buzz is delighted that he can use the fuel to have the colonists leave T'Kani Prime, but an older Burnside refused to see this feat and orders Buzz's arrest for stealing the X-15. Because of this, Buzz saves Sox and steals the X-15 ship to complete an unofficial yet successful hyperspace test that resulted in another 22 years. Still wanting to fix his mistake, Buzz learns from his robotic cat assistant Sox that a new fuel composition might work, but Burnside orders for Sox to be deactivated. Following the death of his best friend and commanding officer Alisha Hawthorne, Buzz was told by his new commanding officer Burnside to end all hyperspace tests, as Burnside decided that the colonists will have to get used to living on T'Kani Prime for the rest of their lives. Feeling guilty for a mistake that he committed after crashing the exploration vessel that left himself and the rest of his crew stranded on the planet T'Kani Prime, Buzz spends 62 years doing hyperspace tests as a colony is built on T'Kani Prime so that they can return back to Earth. Lightyear is in theaters from June 17.Prior to becoming Zurg, he started off as Buzz Lightyear from an alternate timeline. Though, to be honest, we’re kinda going to miss that skirt. We’ve yet to hear Brolin’s vocals in the trailers, but we’re betting the Sweet Tooth narrator will bring a whole new gravitas to the part. The other big alteration about Zurg is that he’s now voiced by the legendary James Brolin, who’s taking over from Pixar filmmaker Andrew Stanton (who played him in Toy Story 2) and Wayne Knight (the Seinfeld star took over in the aforementioned Star Command cartoon). So we changed the design, but kept it in the language of this film.” I go, ‘what would be the coolest way to make Zurg?’.
So we wanted to kind of take that idea and bring it into our world, but still make it awesome. The cape we dealt with in a different way.
We needed him to have legs, but if he puts his legs together they kind of form the skirt. That was done for goofiness in movement for. “There are things that we needed to do narratively.
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