Watch Chris Evans, Keke Palmer and Taika Waititi Unbox Their 'Lightyear' Toys (Exclusive)

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is ready to head to infinity and beyond! But first, they'll need some of the galaxy's coolest gear.In ET's exclusive unboxing video, Chris Evans, Keke Palmer and Taika Waititi check out some of the coolest toys from the upcoming film — from action figures to plushes and even a robot cat!Evans, who takes on the voice role of Buzz Lightyear in the movie, is immediately enthralled by the spaceship toy, while Palmer and Waititi check out the miniature versions of their fellow space rangers, Izzy Hawthorne and Mo Morrison.

And of course, they all love each and every version of Buzz's robot cat companion, Sox. Watch the full video above.To be clear,is not a  movie — or at least, not .

It's a clever meta take on an origin story crafted by longtime Pixar animator and director Angus MacLane, who found a unique way to explore a new side of the beloved hero.«Buzz is a character I've always been pretty interested in and connected to, since I started on  as an animator, and I've always been kind of drawn to him,» MacLane told ET in an interview last year. «I've always been curious about Buzz's world, like, the world of the Space Rangers and the world of Star Command.»Just asintroduced  the 1950s children's television show that inspired the Woody cowboy doll --  is the movie within the  universe that inspired the Buzz Lightyear action figure coveted by young Andy in the franchise's first film.«It was meant to be this lampooning of a collection of sci-fi clichés in the originalas kind of a punchline,» MacLane recalled of the world-building around the Star Command hero, «but as time went on at the studio, I just increasingly became really interested in what kind of movie that would look like.»Of his concept, he explained, «If Andy saw a.