Toy Story 5 Confirms 2 Credits Scenes, Adding Mid- and Post-Credits Teases

Q: What hidden clues about Pixar's next film, Gatto, did director Andrew Stanton plant throughout Toy Story 5?

Andrew Stanton said the *Gatto* teases in *Toy Story 5* are scattered through the film, with some visible on in-world screens and at least one hidden in Blaze’s bedroom. Pixar producers Kenna Harris and Lindsey Collins told viewers to “look to the screens,” but Stanton added that “not all” of the clues are there. What has been confirmed publicly is the placement, not the exact imagery of every Easter egg. One reference appears on a screen inside the movie’s tech-heavy world, and another is planted in the room of Mykal-Michelle Harris’s character, Blaze. Those hints fit *Toy Story 5*’s story, which centers on Bonnie’s internet-connected Lilypad tablet and gives Pixar multiple opportunities to slip in visual nods. The clues are understood to point toward *Gatto*’s distinctive identity: Pixar’s upcoming original film from Enrico Casarosa, set in Venice and designed with a hand-painted 2D-inspired look. So while Stanton has not fully itemized each hidden detail, the confirmed takeaway is that audiences should watch the film’s screens closely and scan Blaze’s room for subtle references tied to *Gatto*’s cat-centered world and painterly style.

3 articles · Updated · Mashable · Jun 18

Toy Story 5 includes two hidden scenes — one during the credits and one after them — giving audiences a reason to stay through the full rollout.
The mid-credits tag is described as high drama, while the post-credits moment is framed as a sweeter beat; the report does not reveal plot details.
The setup keeps Toy Story 5 in line with recent Pixar habits, with hidden scenes also appearing in films such as Elio and Inside Out 2.
Within the franchise, the original Toy Story lacked an end-credits scene, but Toy Story 2, 3 and 4 all used credits material, making the fifth film a continuation of that pattern.