The violence factor is minimal pure television PG nonsense cartoon violence, at best. Sometimes, it can destroy certain buildings other times, it just bounce off. Then, there is certain points of inconsistency of how much damage, the space ranger laser can afflict. First off, the rocks falling on the monster scene would had buried Zurg's hidden outpost, even more. However, there is certain points of inconsistency, during the action scenes, throughout the film. I like how it all work out in the end, with his team forming to stop Evil Emperor Zurg trying to stealing a telepathic orb in order to control the galaxy. While, I have to agree with them, with the whole idea of Buzz Lightyear refusing a new partner after the death of the last one, then learning to accept help, does seem clichés. Sadly, for this pilot, many of the audience felt like the plot was too generic.
Because of this choice, it allows a boundless amount of adventures for the Disney writers to explore in other episodes. Without spoiling the spin-off direct to video movie, too much, the film also acts as a television pilot to a television show, they wanted to create, call 'Buzz Lightyear of Star Command'. This movie is set in alternate fictional world where Buzz Lightyear isn't an action figure, but a real-life space ranger out to defend the whole galaxy from the forces of evil with the help of his team, Mira Nova (Voiced by Nicole Sullivan), Booster (Voiced by Stephen Furst) & XR (Voiced by Larry Miller).
Unlike, the 'Toy Story' series, which is grounded in a world, where toys come to life.
Thus, 'Buzz Lightyear of Star Command: The Adventure Begins' was born. From there, Disney wanted to create more content. We got more information about his backstory in 1999's 'Toy Story 2', where Disney and Pixar studios, introduce on the first on-screen appearance of his arch-enemy, the Evil Emperor Zurg (Voiced by Wayne Knight). 'To infinity and beyond'! When we first heard those words, from misguide astronaut toy in Disney's 1995 film 'Toy Story', we were hooked, in learning more about Buzz Lightyear (Voiced by Tim Allen).
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