Toy Story 5, a terrifying concept nobody asked for.

For participatory sake, I offer you guys this nightmare fuel inspired by an obscure episode of goosebumps I suddenly remembered from my childhood. In this continuation of the toy story franchise, the toys are now the overlords and the humans are trapped in a reality in which they must act like nonsentient beings to survive.
 

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