The New Negative Emotions Of Inside Out 2

[@usa_py0n]

I wish they’d added some more… morally gray emotions. Pride, Confidence, the kinds of emotions that kids were taught to have but would get labelled for. Yeah, most teens today have a higher level of anxiety and other negative emotions, not to mention an ever growing cocktail of mental issues, but I just think it would be refreshing to see a fluctuating mix of moods rather than a constant ride downwards.

[@afroling2096]

For me I wish they continued adding onto the cast of basic/ discrete emotions such as trust or anticipation and etc. Because what i liked about the crew from the first film they could mix and match.

[@vfsberry7491]

Those are feelings, not emotions but i agree.

[@afroling2096]

@@vfsberry7491 pride is an emotion, but confidence is a feeling.

[@lucasmatthiessen1570]

What about Cringe?

[@DanusMish]

​@@lucasmatthiessen1570kinda falls under disgust already

[@zerodragonsaiyen3268]

Joy is literally the only positive emotion 💀

[@Mucasae]

Honestly

[@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003]

No she isn’t!

[@GoofyAhhBoxy]

@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003what other positive emotion is in the movie then?

[@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003]

@@GoofyAhhBoxy Love

[@aejerthegreat]

@@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003love isnt in the movie

[@gavinsmith9871]

My theory is that either Riley is getting bullied (no one was at her b-day party but her parents, and all her new emotions are negative) or, more interestingly in my opinion, she's made friends with a bully and she's helping them hurt someone else (and her new emotions signify she's not fully on board with it). Being in the head of someone trying to rationalize bullying someone would be very interesting. I doubt Pixar would ever do that but It'd be pretty cool.

[@TigerPurt21]

That’d be sick

[@squishybreadman]

Some people don't have big parties, just smaller family parties. That's probably what happened.

[@MeemahSN]

I prefer family parties, so maybe that first point was just a personal preference for Riley?

[@gavinsmith9871]

Fridnship is one of her core personality traits. Being social is literally part of who she is as a person. That she doesn't at least have Jordan and one or two of her new Hockey friends there after over a year of living in San Fransico is pretty odd. @@MeemahSN

[@sampullus]

I actually believe that the boredom (ennui) character is going to have a bigger role than most expect Inside out, stands out because it shows the development/ enhancements of recognizing and dealing with emotions (i.e. Joy trying to distance sadness until the revelation that sadness is needed in the 1st film) Just like envy can breed ambition, boredom can breed creativity. Bored students in class start to draw, or doodle, in their notebook.... Creating something that does not bore them. Side note- Joy is the only emotion with a name that some people also have. The choice to name boredom after it's French translation Ennui may be an indication that, like Joy, it's going to prove to be a leader of these newer emotions we're being introduced to... just a thought

[@TheCyanScreen]

Excellent point. And I think in this day and age, portraying the value of boredom is truly original, which is exactly what this studio needs right now.

[@kls218]

I was thinking the same thing. It also made me think of the Dutch concept of “niksen,” which is basically doing nothing productive whatsoever. Sitting in a chair, maybe looking out a window, observing the environment with no real purpose. It’s a way to unwind and alleviate stress.

[@ygemkaa]

@@kls218 So that's not a Dutch concept, that's a Dutch word.

[@lawrencerutherford4260]

I get the feeling that Ennui is going to be more of an Apathy character

[@jpmedina8328]

Also bcs the feelings that Ennui represent are the exact feelings Riley was experiencing when she was trying to run away. Apathy, melancholy, coldness and de attachment.

[@bomblitz8002]

I really think that the boredom emotion (ennui) makes so much sense as Riley becomes a teenager because most children are really good at filling their time with imaginative games and relentless amounts of energy. As we age, we understand things better so the world becomes a bit less and less wonderful, especially as we go through harder levels of education. Riley will probably start losing her imaginative spark and naturally grow bored very easily or begin going into existential dread because her mind just needs something to do

[@pale_blue_ruby]

Although, I've felt that most of us have started finding our passions in those years of early teenage through the boredom

[@mat-har5057]

Some of these new emotions overlap with the original 5 (apart from Joy), Anxiety and Fear Envy and Anger Embarrassment and Sadness Ennui and Disgust Oh no, poor Joy is left out and outnumbered now, unless a secret new 5th emotion called Love/Passion arrives.

[@growingupwithdisney]

I agree, they just feel like the extended versions of the same emotions

[@afroling2096]

Embarrassment is more closer to shame in reality. That could’ve been a cool emotion to explore.

[@oddsmile1234]

Yea I thought the same thing. What's the difference between Anxiety and fear? I suppose you could say fear is in the moment and anxiety is for the future, but that's how fear was portrayed in the first one. Always anxious of what could go wrong. Which makes sense but now adding Anxiety as her own thing seems pointless.

[@afroling2096]

@@oddsmile1234 thats kinda the issue I have too. Not saying they aren’t different emotions because they are indeed different. Fear is a feeling of discomfort when we are at risk and occurs automatically in the moment . Anxiety is the feeling of worry and fear and lasts way longer. For example you may feel anxiety if you have a big exam or your thinking of something unpleasant that may happen to you. But for me they’re not different enough, it’s kinda like having resentment and anger in the same world or sadness and despair. Now in a different world this could make since to have each emotion based character cover its own niche but inside out kinda already stated that more complex reactions are made by two emotion working in tandem. So for me theses new emotion haven’t been in my liking so far. Kinda wish they made more basic/discrete emotions that mixed with the basic five…but then the first film didn’t imply that ether so kinda of a rock in a hard place when it comes to making sequels.

[@TH2714]

They are all an extension of the basic emotion, which represents well the growing complexity of our emotions when growing up. I would not be surprised if Joy "evolves" into Love/Passion.

[@0racle.sunrise3570]

I love that anxiety comes with a lot of baggage 😆😆😆

[@LannyArtist]

Lol

[@kawakawaii]

​@@LannyArtistOMG I FOUND U HI!! :)

[@timebubble8421]

the main creator of Inside Out said he only wanted to start a sequal if they had a clear idea for it and they took a lot of time to think about it which gives me a good feeling about it being handled correctly. I also wonder if anything will happen outside of the controll room or if we will mostly stay inside of it. I'm also surprised that love still isn't an emotion because i feel like that's another important part of puperty.

[@xsxeno]

Seeing as were at 5 original and 4 confirmed new we prolly will get love as a 5h, maybe

[@cacaumassipanoficial6203]

I noticed that the emotion of embarrassment wears a hoodie, which is perfect, they will probably pull up the hood to hide their face

[@maldon3659]

I think the most obvious twist would be these new emotions being temporary

[@brianachim2670]

@CrystalMuffynThat’s probably just a plot hole

[@Star_Starbee]

I feel like maybe the movies theme is now that she’s had puberty, look at the other emotions in the parents head. They look like themselves. Her however don’t. I feel like the theme of the movie maybe not only the struggles of puberty but also how to find YOURSELF who you are and maybe even not let your emotions guide you blindly. To me that seems like what’s the most important and interesting thing for this story to do.

[@afroling2096]

That could be cool, it always bothered me how impulsive and almost robotic the humans of inside appeared, and it would be quite nice to know that the host has the greater say in things. Heck maybe they could introduce Riley’s thoughts, morals and are more powerful because they dictate on what to do. And the emotions need to realise they are just one component of the mind. And so find or need to find peace in that. And need to be okay if Riley doesn’t agree with them and goes her own way, controlling and managing the voices in her head and deciding for herself.

[@theonewhocaredandasked9126]

the parents are just like that for a quick gag, riley's emotions are more diverse because its basically the main cast

[@rocco3605]

It's funny because I've actually already known what ennui is for years from learning about the production history of the *first* Inside Out. As some of you might already know, many emotions were considered when they were thinking of characters for the film; Ennui was one of them. Anyway, I love your idea of showing more of Riley's life outside her home because I personally feel like I act completely differently around my parents, the people who arguably know me best, and other people. They could take the opportunity to show any contrasts in Riley's relationships with all the different people in her life, newer and older. Maybe she has a a few close friends in San Francisco now. Maybe she's drifted apart from her older friends, I would find that very relatable because I've literally moved six times in my life and I'm not even twenty lol

[@Rem00051]

A few hours ago my sister told me that Ennui had been in some of the first Inside Out deleted scene videos ( which is one of the videos i have watched about 3 times ). When she told me about that, i didn't understand why i wasn't aware of his existence. And i started to see it again, there was a scene where Joy mentioned the name Ennui ( she's say Anwee ), and yes the figure of Ennui appears.

[@yanoizikawa770]

Something that irks me a bit is the idea of anxiety itself. The other emotions are all fine and should be there. They aren't negative in any way. But anxiety is a negative extension of fear. You could always tell that fear in of itself is always anxious. Worried about the dangers of something. But anxiety is the worse version of that. I feel like thats not good. Like its as if they added depression while sadness exists. Its not supposed to be there. Also how do they explain the fact that we never saw these emotions when we traveled to the minds of the adults.

[@MeemahSN]

That's the point of anxiety - it's irrational. We don't need anxiety when fear already exists, that's why it's considered a negative experience. That's why it's so invasive, because we shouldn't technically be feeling it. That's something the movie should and needs to touch on: the intrusiveness of anxiety and the way it forces itself into situations where it doesn't belong. But for your last point, I think the reason these emotions aren't present in the adults is because they're less prevalent once you mature into adulthood. During puberty and adolescence, these feelings and emotions are heightened, but as you grow and develop they tend to take a more backseat position (unless you suffer from an anxiety disorder or other mental health problems). So, I image these feelings ARE in the minds of the adults; they're just not needed as much as they are when you're younger, so we don't see them outside of Riley.

[@yanoizikawa770]

@@MeemahSN I mean in the last movie (which was great btw.) It showed how sadness is an important emotion despite it being inherently negative. It's an emotion that should be expressed more. But here, that's not the case with anxiety at all. Fear is important but anxiety isn't. It's shouldn't exist in a healthy human. Unless the movie actively tries to get rid of it or deal with in a healthy way I'll be very concerned.

[@MeemahSN]

@@yanoizikawa770 I mean there's also a difference between being anxious and having an anxiety disorder. We don't know which version the movie will touch on. Anxiety is normal to an extent, but I have a feeling the movie will be very surface level when it comes to the intricacies of anxiety

[@laravioliiii2832]

Apparently, after some extensive research (quick google search) anxiety helps us when making decisions, by thinking of the consequences of our actions

[@ДюсековИльяс]

@@yanoizikawa770anxiety is not purely negative what you’re talking about. Having anxiety means you care for what will happen in the future, so you may do or don’t do stuff that will change that, and maybe the boredom and anxiety are gonna clash a lot, because both of them are inherently opposite. One always says you need to do stuff the other tells you it doesn’t matter

[@shonkyhonker9347]

One thing I’m concerned about is why these are the emotions they’re going with. I could understand them if it weren’t for the fact that we see Riley experience three of them in the original film. Both anxiety and embarrassment at school, and ennui is literally the emotion fear disgust and anger create. The problem is the ig movie goes out of its way to show that the emotions aren’t solely just what their name is, it’s other emotions that are close to it, like joy being love as well, as well as the fact that emotions can fuse to make new ones. In fact the only emotion I can see actually working is desire, which would contain envy, motivation, determination, and even romantic attraction

[@bluejellyfish4983]

I know it’s a bit too mature but their should be a love or romance or something to allude to attraction which develops at this time

[@0racle.sunrise3570]

IDK, not everyone is alloromantic. Edit: or allosexual.

[@MeemahSN]

@@0racle.sunrise3570 Allies were considered part of the queer community before we were. I doubt Pixar will do an aroace subplot with Riley, considering the media has forgotten us.

[@0racle.sunrise3570]

@@MeemahSN Yh as an ace-spec queer I've always found that annoying. I just wanted to point out that not everyone has the same experience with romance & attraction.

[@TyphoonJig]

I think each new emotion will be absorbed into an old one and giving it more nuance, ennui>sadness, anxiouness>fear, embarasment>digust, envy>wrath. That Joy will resist those changes and try to prevent them and that she will block the arrival of her own complement love. And yeah, it might sound cheesy but it's literally a movie about emotions and the new ones you get at puberty, come on.

[@winterwitch8914]

Im still surprised they havent added a love emotion or like compassion or something. Like even as a kid Riley would feel love for her family and friends and now that shes a teen i even more so expected them to add it, so they can have a cringey romantic plot to drive the narrative forward and make cringe moments.

[@hearts4airii]

Love yours videos!!!!

[@lasercraft32]

Its weird how Ennui is going to be an emotion when that's kind of what happened to Riley in the first movie when the console started going gray.

[@stasis_dorito3146]

I’ve not seen many questions as to why these emotions weren’t present in Riley’s parents when we got to see what was happening within their own minds, but part of me wonders if that means they suppressed those emotions, potentially to a point where they don’t allow themselves to feel them. Enui is the one I’m most interested in however, as you would’ve thought that being bored is something everyone goes through and cannot suppress, whereas envy, embarrassment, and anxiety can be. Definitely something to think on. I’d like to imagine that maybe an adult mind has different emotional departments, seeing as there should be so many different emotions they have, perhaps it gets a bit too cramped in headquarters, leading to different spaces for more complex emotions, whereas the prime ones we see remain for simplicity sake.

[@MegaJackieChan123]

I think stress would be a big one as other emotions would have to step in to help her out. Possibly help mend relationships after all the new emontion just meantioned can lead to it, along with added responsibilities, presure to do well in exams and other things.

[@johanstenfelt1206]

Fair and valid points and opinions, it’s really going to be interesting how this one will turn out, hopefully better than Wish. By the way, considering the Thumbnail, I guess you have seen the Poster?

[@passerine7325]

I thought fear embodied anxiety already. I think embarrassment makes the most sense as I think no one really has a claim on it yet, and it might be a big drive to make decisions and memories. I think ennui is also good because not all memories holds any remarkable emotions like memories containing information for schoolwork or for a job.

[@estherkamara6722]

Poor joy is going to have a field day

[@JAYZ-47465]

They missed so much potential on having like, a love-based emotion since topics of love is SO prominent in the teenage stage, this is coming from a teenager themselves! Cmon Pixar! That was missed potential right there!

[@jamiegdubois]

The one thing that bums me out (and makes me worried about the sequel) is that a lot of the voice cast isn’t returning.

[@tchatanachan3277]

ennui is literally just boredom, your welcome 👍 - a french person

[@link12click]

do you think ennui got bored of the name “boredom” lol

[@Abbie.Lou.13]

Im pretty frustrated with anxiety’s character design, I really struggle with anxiety and the shape language and the color orange just don’t feel like what I expected? Anxiety is such a torturous and extremely loud feeling. I guess I would imagine it to literally look like tons of black scribbles moving quickly or smth

[@afroling2096]

To be fair i have mixed feelings with all the new emotions and i absolutely agree that orange doesn’t really represent anxiety, in fact it actually fits anticipation better which should’ve , even been with the base crew of core/discrete emotions. Also i kinda don’t like that envy is this cute looking emotion when envy is one the most toxic emotions to exist , and i know that the emotions aren’t evil but you could at least make them a little grouchy.

[@TH2714]

I actually like the fact that it is small. For me, while anxiety is a dark cloud hovering my entire life, it sneaks into it. I didn't see it settling into system and I often don't see it darkening my happiest moments.

[@detaaditya6237]

Maybe it's intentional. They want to make us feel anxious when seeing the character 😁

[@kerfufflepuff]

In the image where we see all the emotions, they seem to be coming from the floor? Maybe there’s a lower floor/level which explains why we don’t see them in the first movie? (That way the random additions can be explained)

[@BBBB-xk1vz]

I love hearing your thoughts

[@dradel2050]

4:42 as a french it's more boredom than melancholy, but using it as a french word in english text might be the fancier meaning.

[@pallor_mortis]

Not everyone saying the new emotions are “negative” and completely missing the entire point of the first film.

[@IncognitoMode_]

Joy is straight up carrying as the only true positive emotion. o7

[@4lice983]

I predict, that there is some feeling like love that is suddenly introduced to the story as a plot twist, especially because there is only one positive emotion right now.

[@simonwillover4175]

In my head there actually are only a few emotions: joy, passion, sorrow, fear, nostalgia, alien-ness, and nuance. Passion feels less like an emotion and more like a chemical driver. Nostalgia seems to be the strongest one here, since it controls the entire memory and knowledge handling system.

[@PerfectAlibi1]

Anxious is kinda the combo of fear and disgust, with maybe some sadness...

[@marcomuyco8827]

sheeeeshh not gonna lie i never thought you have a good thought of a pixar sequel

[@emicastudios8500]

The most disappointing thing about this movie in my opinion is that "Love" is still not an emotion, it was planned to be in the first movie but was removed for obvious reasons, so the fact that they didn't add it into this movie is a crime, especially since feelings of love (especially romantic love) is a very common thing during puberty as people grow and mature. Just thinking about how much potential a Love emotion could have in a story about puberty and growing up makes me all the more mad they didn't add it. Plus, it would be a nice positive emotion since all four of the new emotions we have are mainly negative.

[@ДюсековИльяс]

They cut 27 emotions from the first movie, of course they weren’t gonna add all of them back

[@lesterwilliamsjr649]

Still hoping this movie references female periods, it doesn't revive Bongo, and it doesn't repeat the message of appreciating negative emotions.

[@5Geass]

Sounds like another way to describe ennui is apathy.

[@fae206]

I feel old now, I learned ennui from the show Gilmore Girls where a character talks about how he is suffering from ennui and it prevents him from doing his work

[@ntowner.]

I don't think inside out two will be about why the new emotions are bad or negative the whole point of the first movie was to show that sadness was ok and not bad i think it will take a similar approach here

[@TheCyanScreen]

No other emotions? Shame! Given the introduction of ennui, I was stoked about the classic German emotion (sorta) of Wanderlust to cameo. You know, the unstoppable desire to go for a hike? As far as I have been told that’s childhood 101.

[@TH2714]

That's very German to want to go for a hike 😅

[@dannywolfpero]

Can't wait for the inevitable Elemental 2.

[@tctt185_dg]

Ennui is the bored emotion. We tend to have that feeling from puberty onwards. But yeah, it makes a lot of sense to have Envy, Embarassed and Anxiety. There is an image online that you used in the thumbnail that gives you a rough idea of what their design would look like... and people are already comparing Embarassed to Bing Bong. At least the colours and appearances do make a bit of sense to the 4 new emotions. Hopefully it is good but knowing where Disney, Marvel and Pixar is right now... I have VERY low expectations. They spent WAY TOO much money on these films and shows and the recent ones have been lately flops. People are already starting to say that Disney is dying. 💀

[@afroling2096]

Im not to sure about it really, im pretty mixed that envy is portrayed as this little cute thing when its supposed to represent one of the most toxic human emotions known in the mental world.

[@TH2714]

@@afroling2096 Yet, envy has positive aspects as it can drive us to work harder or do what we can to reach what we want.

[@afroling2096]

@@TH2714 yes but the way that could happen could be in a negative light or at least a possibility to lead to something more extreme. And i’m not saying that envy is pure evil but i do think that they could make them more grouchy in appearance kinda like anger. Still looks unpleasant but has a greater purpose.

[@DaltonHBrown]

A problem I have is that these new characters aren't emotions per se, but are variations of the emotions we already have. Embarrassment and Ennui are both forms of disgust and anxiety is a form of fear. Envy is the only one here that isn't a repeat character but it's still not really an emotion. Its just another form of the emotion of desire. There's a few different psychological theories on emotions, but I believe that there's really only 11 emotions. Two sets of 5 that are opposite each other one set positive the, other set negative, plus Anger which has no opposite. Love - Hate Courage - Fear Joy - Sadness Desire - Disgust Hope - Despair In the first movie Disgust kind of took on the role of her opposite. She wanted Riley to be friends with the popular girls. But the eMOTION of disgust doesn't MOVE one to do something for the approval of others. That would be either the emotion of Courage or Desire.

[@robin_hatter]

when I started to see more and more Bluey references, I started to hope a Bluey video 💙

[@Emodogbite]

???? this isnt bluey tho

[@aejerthegreat]

how old are you

[@sir.cranberry9727]

The new emotions should somewhat disappear when riley overcomes them Since the parents dont have them, it could mean they got over their anxiousness and embarrassment

[@Nour-db7ig]

I just can’t understand how fully-grown adults don’t have the new emotions. Railey gets them while growing up so why don’t her parents have them ?

[@bob171]

Confusion or Curiosity should have been an emotion.

[@jemandd1123]

the new characters are on the movie poster (+on your thumbnail?), they already did reveal them

[@scaereyguy]

It shows whats the 4 new emotions look like on one of the teaser thumbnails

[@MegaJackieChan123]

Hormones can increase stress levels. Get more understanding of love, lonely as she finds more things she likes till she find that one person who also likes the same thing.

[@flaming_shadow]

As someone who learnt French since kindergarten, I’ve gotta say you didn’t butcher ennui quite as much as you could’ve

[@olaf-chan-728]

my problem is that kids have that emotions too, so like in the first movie it was implied fear was the embodiment of anxiety panic and despair but now they are gonna make all separated versions of it i may sound a bit whiny but i think it describilizes our emotions a bit

[@sepp4815]

Hilda Sesaon 3 is coming out if you missed it

[@hanchen267]

It’s ironic how in the first movie Joy is making everyone feel happy except Sadness

[@123youbia]

I feel like the new emotions will be there to TEACH the og emotions to make other feelings. Remember Riley's parents heads? They didn't have the other emotions around. Only the main 5. I believe that in the end of the movie the emotions will fuse together in some sorta way.

[@omeganeoz]

They need to add an "overconfident" emotion too when she becomes 16-18 ngl

[@donuhsb]

maybe there will be another "emotion"/character will be some personification of medication. maybe riley has to go to therapy and gets prescribed meds to help her cope and keep her emotions in check.

[@DigiMax1337]

One of the emotions: no one can pronounce your name Ennui: I literally don’t care

[@EmaSkyeRealForensicScientist]

Say it like On way.

[@jacksondoers2356]

I think that the new emotions are a mixture of anxiety and the other non-joy emotions rather than their own new characters

[@theglok]

I just don't like how Anxiety is too close to Fear, just like Roarr and Plagg from Miraculous

[@Po0PYBLOX]

1:33 you know that orange feeling could be a crazy feeling like you know when you are like acting crazy and you decided to be a part of someone's circle but your just too crazy and whacky to be part of there circle

[@inesatt1313]

I love it!!!

[@YoursTrulyJaden]

they forget the most important emotion, lust. or love.

[@ShadowDrakken]

Envy, Ennui, Embarrassment, and Anxiety had all been officially announced almost immediately after the trailer. And you can see in the movie poster that Embarrassment is Bing Bong.

[@goob3005]

Idk if I’m the only one who thinks of this but I feel like ennui might dive somewhat into depression or being close to a depressive state. Even though the first movie dove into that, I feel like this one will show it in different environments.

[@just_an_internet_explorer8038]

It’s kind of strange how there’s only four new ones. Like, last time, we got five; it just seems a little weird that they’d opted out of an even ten, when the potential character of, infatuation/attraction/love exists.

[@TH2714]

Maybe it's coming as the result of the movie's story? Joy was shown in the 1st movie to be reluctant to change, so she might be pushing for a status quo and refusing to welcome Love/Passion, her "evolution", until the end.

[@Annimations]

I feel like there’s a new emotion they haven’t shown that is positive like hope or love that’s a twist at the end

[@CaughtDingoes]

Think that Fear and Disgust already cover these with the exception of Ennui, which we saw in Inside Out 1 when the emotions werent at the wheel. ...Or maybe anger. So the new characters are worrying me.

[@rubyriot69]

i’m calling it now, they’re gonna make Sadness have a crush on Ennui

[@storybuff4939]

Ennui means "boredom"

[@Sam-Pound]

So when Riley grows up, do the new emotions die? Or maybe they "move out"

[@scorpiovenator_4736]

Not sure how Sadness, Anger, Disgust, and Fear are positive lol

[@Survivor144]

Adds depression, love and hatred.

[@ringrandon]

I used to have a crush on disgust 💀💀💀

[@cookie856]

As a French speaker, no, ennui is NOT melancholy - ennui is bored and (sometimes) feeling like nothing around you is interesting. Lucky you they did not go with flemme, because you had a whole other perceptive around bored, lazyness-due-to-mental-fatigue and not caring XD

[@jc1979af]

Why didn't they introduce emotions more related to puberty. They have embarrassment which is good, but how about lust/love, pride, frustration, doubt, etc.

[@Legendaryaire]

Ennui is more like existential dread than melancholy

[@thedude4063]

Inside Out 2 was something the creator of Inside Out wanted to make

[@Kattlarv]

I am very mixed tbh... As like... for about what, 40 years? (Technically longer, but talking more mainstream here.) We haven't had a SINGLE female character that's been allowed to be anything but the main 3 archetypes. (anime just adds sub-archetypes) Ie: 1: Wants baby. 2: Wants to pleasure men. 3: Ice queen. (Evil or cured by man) OR has been allowed to be selfish+"hormonal"... and there hasn't really been any strides made there... Like, we DID have some slight poking out situations. But, they never go further than period jokes. So I dunno... I HIGHLY doubt they'll be able to "go all the way" so to speak... but its been a long back and forth dance so far... so... who knows? Maybe they'll surprise everyone?

[@augustinefaithdefender]

I think those emotions will come and go away when she grows up because her parents don't have these emotions

[@misspinkpunkykat]

Isn't anxiety fear? They already have a fear.

[@ChristianDall-p2j]

4:01 yes thats exactly rhigt (at least as far as im concerned).

[@jaredhernandez3686]

Why do the parents not have these new emotions?

[@thecoolcamkid]

They should add nastolga

[@emcat52]

Happy 10 year anniversary to Frozen!

[@rolin8076]

Ennui is just a fancy way to say bored, don’t bother trying to find a deeper meaning or whatever.

[@haidynsworld3820]

What about depression that would be a pretty cool emotion don't you think

[@ChristianDall-p2j]

Annui?

[@WakoDoodle]

Interesting how disney is now going to release 2 movies about girls going through puberty. Weird how boys going through puberty isn't a film though.

[@ChristianDall-p2j]

Or maybe Annuy?

[@thespeedyyoshi]

Depression? It feels like that’s what ennui is tbh

[@aejerthegreat]

They did NOT make an inside out 2. That movie was shockingly bad, how is this movie gonna even make money?

[@afroling2096]

Trust me it will, tho i feel like it will end up as the incredibles 2. It will do gang busters at the cost of continuity and story.

[@just_a_silly_weenie008]

I get where you're coming from with the sequels issue.. Trust me. Frozen 4 plans when the 3rd isn't even out yet.. HOWEVER, inside out *could* have potential as Riley was 11-12 in the first one, meaning her growing up is potential for a sequel to explore new emotions in a way that doesn't feel forced. Will it work? Only time will tell. 🤷‍♀️

[@aejerthegreat]

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[@ChristianDall-p2j]

I actually Think that this “envy” is not gonna be an angry envy, more like a sad envy, like the type a teenage Girl Might feel after wachting pictures of much more beutiful girls than Them online.

[@danblair1591]

True or false Everyone has or can have anxiety? Pixar’s last good film that wasn’t a sequel or a flop was Coco(2018) and Inside Out(2015) and Up!(2009).

[@mlpangtheoryguy3456]

4:35

[@ChristianDall-p2j]

Its prnounced “onnuy” (ennui

[@beybladerandbrawler2969]

Same