Bing Bong's Sweet Stuff

Bing Bong is Riley's long-forgotten imaginary friend in Inside Out (2015), a pink, elephant-like creature made partly of cotton candy who cries candy tears. He helps Joy find her way back to Headquarters, and his selfless choice in the Memory Dump is one of Pixar's most moving moments. The Pixar Pier shop selling this coin is named after him.

This medallion features Bing Bong. The set was reported by ParkPennies, but the individual designs had not been documented in detail at the time of writing, so check the machine for the exact artwork.

Remy is a rat with an extraordinary sense of taste who dreams of becoming a chef in Ratatouille (2007). In Paris he teams up with Alfredo Linguini, a clumsy kitchen worker, steering him by tugging his hair from under his toque. Together they win over the fearsome critic Anton Ego, proving that 'anyone can cook'.

This medallion features Linguini and Remy together. ParkPennies reported the Bing Bong's Sweet Stuff set but had not described the individual designs at the time of writing, so the exact pose and colors are best checked at the machine.

In Monsters, Inc. (2001), top scarer James P. Sullivan, known as Sulley, and his best friend and assistant Mike Wazowski collect children's screams to power Monstropolis. Everything changes when a toddler they nickname Boo slips into the monster world, and the pair discover that laughter is far more powerful than fear.

This medallion features Sulley, Mike and Boo together. ParkPennies reported four new medallions at Bing Bong's Sweet Stuff but had not documented the individual designs at the time of writing, so check the machine for the final artwork.

Joy has led the emotions in Riley's mind since Inside Out (2015). In Inside Out 2 (2024), Riley turns thirteen and new emotions arrive at Headquarters, led by Anxiety, an energetic planner who takes over in her effort to protect Riley from every possible bad outcome. Joy and Anxiety's clash, and eventual understanding, drives the film.

This medallion features Joy and Anxiety together. The set was reported by ParkPennies, but the individual designs had not been described in detail at the time of writing, so the exact artwork is best checked at the machine.