Pixar shared a new set of concept sketches tracing Andy Davis's growth from a six-year-old in "Toy Story" to a 17-year-old in "Toy Story 3." Posted with the caption "Time flies when you're having fun," the artwork celebrates Andy's franchise journey and highlights his transformation from childhood to his teenage years.
While the nostalgic post quickly charmed longtime fans, it also reignited discussions about the series' internal timeline. Many viewers pointed out that while Andy's aging is consistent, his sister Molly's growth does not seem to match the same passage of time.
Fans noted that Molly remains an infant in "Toy Story 2," despite the years implied by Andy's physical changes between the first two films. The debate has expanded to include Buster the dog and other continuity details, questioning if the franchise's timeline truly aligns across all three movies.