Pixar‘s Pizza Planet Truck Returns in “Elemental” Movie
Pixar‘s iconic Pizza Planet truck Easter egg tradition continues in the animated movie “Elemental.” Fans of Pixar have come to anticipate finding the famous yellow and white truck in each new release, and “Elemental” does not disappoint. The inclusion of the Pizza Planet truck in the film reaffirms the enduring tradition that fans love.
The Hunt for the Pizza Planet Truck in Pixar Movies
Finding the Pizza Planet truck has become a fan-favorite part of watching Pixar movies. The truck, which first appeared in “Toy Story,” has made cameo appearances in various forms in all of Pixar‘s films. While some movies feature the truck prominently, others make it more challenging to spot by placing it in the background or altering its design. “Elemental” falls into the latter category, with the truck appearing in two different scenes with design changes to suit the film’s world.
Scene 1: Firetown Delivery
In the first sighting, the Pizza Planet truck can be spotted in the Firetown scene as Ember rides her moped to make deliveries. She briefly gets stuck behind a Treeyota, which resembles the Pizza Planet truck but with modifications that blend it into the Elemental world. While the yellow coloring is absent, other design elements, such as a tree stub replacing the rocket topper and a “How’s my driving?” bumper sticker, maintain the Truck’s identity.
Scene 2: Wade’s Family’s Apartment
The second appearance of the Pizza Planet truck is outside Wade’s family’s apartment in Element City. As Ember’s mother Cinder approaches the building, viewers can spot the iconic truck in the background. This time, the Pizza Planet truck takes the form of a yellow boat, fitting the Water District theme of the location. Despite the change in vehicle type, it is still recognizable as the Pizza Planet truck.
Design Changes in “Elemental“
In “Elemental,” Pixar has made alterations to the Pizza Planet truck to better match the design aesthetic of the film’s world. In Firetown, the truck resembles a log delivery vehicle rather than a pizza delivery van. It is transformed into a Treeyota, with the rocket topper replaced by a tree stub. Similarly, the truck outside Wade’s family’s apartment is a boat, reflecting the Water District theme. Both versions of the truck retain key elements that make them identifiable as the Pizza Planet truck.
The Enduring Easter Egg Tradition
Finding the Pizza Planet truck in “Elemental” reaffirms Pixar‘s commitment to its longest-running Easter egg tradition. The inclusion of the truck in every Pixar film, including “Elemental,” pays homage to the movie that started it all, “Toy Story.” As Pixar continues to evolve and create new films, the Pizza Planet truck serves as a nostalgic reminder of the studio’s roots and provides fans with an exciting quest to spot it in every release.
Looking Ahead
As “Elemental” marks Pixar‘s 27th movie, the inclusion of the Pizza Planet truck shows that the streak is still ongoing. Audiences can look forward to future films from Pixar, knowing that the iconic truck will continue to make its appearances. It has become a fun tradition that fans eagerly anticipate and one that adds an extra layer of excitement to each new Pixar release.
With “Elemental” now streaming on Disney Plus, viewers can easily spot the Pizza Planet truck and join in the Easter egg fun. Whether it’s in the form of a Treeyota or a boat, the Pizza Planet truck remains a beloved symbol of Pixar‘s creativity and storytelling
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