Character informationGloom is the main antagonist of the original draft of the 2015 Disney/Pixar film Inside Out and the overarching antagonist of the final film. He is a mental disorder of black color, accidentally created by Riley Andersen's emotions.
Joy is the main protagonist villain turned hero in Inside Out. She is the emotion of Happiness and one of the five emotions inside the mind of Riley Andersen. As her name implies, she is eternally optimistic and appears to be happy all the time and thus could be the leader or enthusiast of the group.
Ennui is one of the antagonists of the sequel, which is scheduled to be released this summer. The sequel to the Pixar favourite Inside Out brings a new human emotion to life: boredom. More specifically, the feeling of low effort and jadedness that takes over during teenage years.
Bing Bong was Riley's imaginary friend created during her early childhood, when she was around four years old. Unfortunately, since he was created when Riley was a toddler, his naïve nature impedes the duo from getting anywhere close to Headquarters. In fact, he leads them into danger in Abstract Thought.
Disgust: Disgust is also one of Riley's emotions, representing negative emotions. She is depicted as a green character with a constant look of distaste on her face. Disgust's actions and expressions reflect her critical nature, as she often expresses disgust towards various things or situations.
Inside Out: Is Joy the VILLAIN? – Wisecrack Edition
Why is Riley's dad ruled by Anger?
Riley's father was never an angry person in Inside Out, and her mother was joyful for the majority of the film. Since they had balanced emotions, Mr. Anderson being led by Anger simply means he has a strong sense of fairness and would be more likely to stand his ground under pressure.
Bing Bong knows that Joy has to make it out of the dump and back to headquarters if Riley is ever going to have a happy life again, so although Joy tries to help Bing Bong get out with her, it's to no avail, and Bing Bong is left behind.
Poor Bing Bong pays the ultimate price to help save Riley, a girl who has all but forgotten he even exists. "I actually thinks it's a little cathartic when you cry," Kind said of the emotional response to Bing Bong's death. "You cry out of sadness, certainly, because you've come to love this guy."
In the process, Bing Bong's precious wagon rocket is thrown into the Memory Dump, which puts him in a profound despair. Joy tries to cheer him up, but in vain. Then, Sadness talks to him and, by getting him to express his grief, comforts him.
The progression of both characters is given a swift kick in the emotional pants when Bing Bong sacrifices himself so Joy can escape the Memory Dump and return to Headquarters with Sadness to restore normalcy to Riley's brain. For Riley, Bing Bong's sacrifice symbolizes the end of childhood.
Disney's Encanto, which tells the story of the magical Madrigals, doesn't have a bad guy, but one theory speculates that Dolores was the secret villain all along. Mirabel Madrigal (Stephanie Beatriz) is the only Madrigal family member in Encanto who doesn't get a magical gift.
Inside Out 2 was announced during the D23 Studio Showcase in September 2022, with Amy Poehler coming on stage alongside Pete Docter to surprise the audience with the announcement of the sequel being in development. Pixar then tweeted the announcement with a Summer 2024 release window.
The anticipated follow-up to Pixar's Academy Award-winning Inside Out (2015) is due out in the summer of 2024. Riley, who was 11 in the original, is a little older (15) in Inside Out 2. While she's still got all the old feelings, puberty is ready to bring on a whole new batch.
The Imaginary Boyfriends are characters thought up by Riley Andersen and created with a generator in Imagination Land. Upon being created, they say "I would die for Riley!". They also theoretically live in Canada. They are Caucasian, with tight blue jeans, white shirts, black sneakers and brown leather jackets.
Riley Andersen is the overarching protagonist of the 2015 Disney/Pixar film Inside Out. She is an 11-year-old girl (12 at the end of the film) who loves hockey.
As a twisted figment of Riley's encounter with clowns, Jangles is a giant clown with blue hair, a white face with a creepy smile, a large red nose, and bright green eyes. He is dressed in a red top and blue polka-dot pants with big floppy shoes and carries a huge mallet.
In one of the franchise's saddest scenes, Bing Bong realizes that his ongoing presence in Riley's mind keeps her from maturing, so he sacrifices himself in a void of lost memories to help save her future.
As Joy looks and realizes what he has done, Bing Bong utters his final words "Take her to the moon for me. Okay?" and waves goodbye before fading away as he is being forgotten.
While playing hockey with her family on the ice, she (accidentally) scored her very first goal, and a new Core Memory was formed. It led to the creation of this island. It collapsed when Riley failed at her hockey tryouts and Anger made her give up.
The results of the failure to grieve is Riley's slide into depression, because again, depression is a protective mechanism that buffers us against the unrelieved pain of loss. In others' hands, the story could have been either a dark tragedy, or a story of heroic repression of sadness.
The way they show Riley's childhood memories captured, stored, and categorized is similar to our over-recording and storing of our children's lives via smartphone. Watching this made me feel super-conscious of how I act around my daughter, and at the same time sad and guilty of not doing more when I could have.
The candles are in the form of a "13," so Riley is evidently turning 13 years old in the upcoming sequel of the popular Pixar animated film. Riley was 11 during most of Inside Out, but she turned 12 years old at the end, so only one year has passed between the two movies.
Climax: Joy escapes the dump, thanks to Bing Bong's decision to sacrifice himself and stay behind to be forgotten. She and Sadness rush back to the command center to restore the core memories and convince Riley to return home.
