Anxiety, like Fear, is all about keeping you safe. The issue is when that anxiety doesn't stop. It's supposed to let you know when something feels off, or when you're nervous, which gives you an idea of something new to learn.
Fear and Anxiety are going to feed into each other so much. The others will try to calm them down and one of them will start calming down and the other will say something that starts the cycle all over again.
I think how the plots gonna go for this movie is that where as last time Joy tried to only make Riley happy by not letting emotions use the console as much therefore it caused Riley to nearly shut down emotionally, in this one Riley will let the new emotions have too much freedom and it'll cause Riley to act out a lot and cause chaos and at the end of the movie they end up getting more organized just like how the emotions are in her parents minds
And, at first, Joy lets them because she thought to herself "last time I tried to stop an emotion from doing their job, which was sadness, it caused problems, so I gotta let these emotions do their thing. What's the worst that can happen?"
I'm betting it's Love. But I'm hoping that it won't only apply for romance, it could also mean passion, compassion, appreciation, and self-love. The dark side of Love could be explored too, like idolatry and narcissism.
I'm getting the feeling that if the core 5 are 4 seemingly negative but actually self-preserving emotions led by Joy - ie they ensure Riley's survival when interacting with the physical world - these next 4 are characterized by emotions needed to find purpose and self-actualize (something that tends to happen to most adolescents during puberty), and might be led by an emotion that would do just that. What that emotion is supposed to be, I have no idea. I imagine this next five might be needed to help Riley properly scale Maslow's hierarchy. Or give her neurodivergence.
Yeah and the fact that all these positive attributes of each new emotion just reflects back on Joy's character development from the first movie in this order: 1. Excitement 2. Desire 3. Motivation 4. Humility
Embarrassment / humility these are very similar Ennui - motivation fair Envy - Desire replace one of the seven deadly sins with a different deadly sin! Anxiety - Excitement this makes no sense the video literally said anticipation was like a good anxiety
I think a possible out-of-left-field pick for a tenth emotion would be "contentment." The feeling of just being good where you are and with what you have. In life in general, just at a particular moment, or whatever. To me "contentment" comes off almost as a subdued version of joy, which would fit well with the idea of new emotions merging with the older ones and allowing for more nuance in emotional degrees or intensities.
I was thinking that too. Or maybe "peace," which would be opposite "anxiety" and they'd be duking it out through the entire movie as her emotions go haywire.
Haven't watched the video yet, but I think the 10th emotion will be Love. All the other original emotions have a counterpart in the new emotions, except for joy. And a missing feeling that is closely related to joy would be love
I do think there will be a 10th emotion. I like the ideas put forth for Pride and Hope, but I feel like the 10th emotion will probably be Love. However I don't think it'll go by the name Love, rather I think it would be called something like Attraction or Desire to make it less about just liking things and familial love and such and more about the aspect of love of wanting something or someone and doing anything you can to get it even to an obsessive or unhealthy degree.
@@jessicaeastwood6415 I'd say there's a bit of a difference. He was equating Envy more to Jealousy in the video, in other words the Anger derived from someone having something you don't, you don't necessarily desire to have that thing, you're just upset that others have it and you don't. Desire is more about wanting something, I would say Covetousness is more what you're thinking of.
what about NOSTALGIA? It's both happy and what many teenagers experience looking back to "simpler times", plus it is also present in the original movie when joy felt nostalgia while observing the memory of Riley skating
In defense of anxiety - I have been told consistently throughout my life I was a thoughtful, considerate person. I partially blame my anxiety disorder. Anxiety is an emotion that makes you review what the future might bring, and it it through reflection that we can best anticipate what needs to be done. Anxiety (ironically) helps me be calm and prepared in an emergency, because I've already made a plan. Anxiety helps me be conscientious about other people's needs and anticipate other people's boundaries. Anxiety helps me create a safer environment for myself and others. There's also a whole heck of a lot that anxiety doesn't help me with, but the above reasons are why I wouldn't want to get rid of anxiety all together.
What if there were 2 HQs in Riley’s mind. Maybe the first movie when the HQ desk was broken the 2nd HQ took control. That’s why Riley was feeling Anxious, Bored, Envious, and Embarrassed. And in the 2nd movie maybe the 2nd HQ got destroyed so the other emotions have to move in with the first HQ.
I see the 2ndHQ as less important and the 1st one is more important. Like think about it the 4 new emotions aren't that essential when your young so they stay in the 2ndHQ. But in your teen years they become more important so they come in the 1stHQ. Then once you reach adult life the new 4 emotions go back to the 2ndHQ.
As someone who just turned 13 like Riley I am very excited for this movie and curious to know how they will turn all the teen emotions into an all age movie.
I like the idea of love but I don't think it'll be romantic love. Some of the greatest friendships start at that point in life and Riley needs new friends after moving. I would like to see her navigate friendships more in this sequel.
I feel like enthusiasm should have been a strong candidate, it can end up being harmful in the form of over enthusiasm and fits the (mostly) E word pattern. Also feels appropriate to be missing with the onset of the four emotions we are getting.
Lol I swear, if it´s revealed that Chris Pratt actually voices this possible 10th emotion, then I will flip my table and be like: Oh my gosh, Emmet was the secret 10th emotion!?! I mean the name Emmet does mean ¨universal¨ so I guess that makes sense.
For me Love win the spot. Is the emotion that we all wanna feel, but also the most hard to reach (mostly do to fear) and the very easiest to ignore or unrealized to feel. We probably see Raley experiencing her first love, or discovery self-love and became happy with herself. Or both.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the other emotions were actually present in Riley‘s parents minds, but Riley just wasn’t emotionally mature enough to be able to interpret them correctly
I think it would be interesting if Mania was the last emotion. All of the new ones seem to be more negative extensions of the already existant ones so mania would definitely make sense
There is actually a difference between envy and jealousy. Envy is when you want what someone else has. For example, your neighbour just bought a new convertible, and you want one for yourself. Jealousy is when you already have something and you're worried that someone will take it from you. For example, your neighbour just bought a new convertible and offered your wife a ride, and you're concerned that he might try to steal her from you.
Jealously is when you want something somebody else has and don't like the fact they have it and you don't so you try to either get it yourself or make it so the other person no longer has it to me
Okay, if Inside Out 2 actually ends up turning out to be a genuine coming-out-the-closet self-discovery story by the end, I will cry! That actually feels like it could work and be completely organic, rather than feeling like forced inclusion, which honestly the Lightyear and Onward examples felt like. The Turning Red one was nice, subtle. But a story explicitly about discovering that in a way that's also universal to coming-of-age experiences in way EVERYONE can relate to, it just so happens this character goes through this specific arc, would be amazing! It doesn't make anyone feel excluded if they're not LGBT, and instead motivates EMPATHY; how perfect for a movie about EMOTIONS!
I do think it might even be about Riley exploring gender identity! All of mom's emotions are female, all of dad's emotions are male. but with Riley, joy, sadness, disgust and anxiety are female while fear and anger are male. from the poster I think ennui might be male as well and we don't see embarrassment and envy enough to notice their gender. anyway. There have been theories on this for ages. But Riley could be figuring out during Inside Out 2 that they're actually somewhere under the non-binary umbrella.
@@UltimateDurzan Many queer people go through their childhood believing they're straight, only to realise they're not and don't actually experience attraction towards the opposite gender. Perhaps Riley will go through something similar, maybe even considering herself aro or ace by the end of the movie. Idk, but that's my guess.
@@deancontiwriter13 I really hope this is it! It would be a huge leap in getting representation. And from the first movie it seems almost obvious that Riley isn't cis, since the parents but ALSO the love interest and all the people in the end credits have all their emotions share the same gender, but Riley doesn't. Also, Riley is already a gender neutral name. The stage is set perfectly, but it's all up to whether or not Pixar is brave enough to make an LGBT movie.
It would be nice to see Disgust and Ennui fuse to see the formation of one of the best emotions Disgust for the French Truly one of the emotions of all time
If they go with Pride I could see them doing it with the taking pride in whatever Riley discovers about herself, or even just gaining more confidence cuz that is something we do lose when going through puberty and after experiencing embarrassment (especially) it can be hard to have confidence in yourself that you can do the things you like without being seen as for lack of a better word "cringe"
Emotions are never good or bad by themselves, is the reaction to them that counts. Ghandi first reacted to anger in a destructive way creating an armed revolution that just finished by changing his people from oppresed to oppressors. Then the original opressors took back power and he was thrown in jail. In his time in jail he meditated a lot, he felt so much new anger but he understood his past error. So the new response to his anger, when he got out, was a peaceful revolution, the salt one, a creative solution to their problem. Wether you choose to destroy or to create is what matters with your emotions. If i envy you and in response I come to you and ask you to teach me that's a constructive way to use envy.
Honestly, I feel like Disgust already takes care of Pride. Cause she’s so sassy and sarcastic, plus she knows how to make Riley look good. So I can see Disgust just making Riley Prideful
“Looking back on it, I’m sure we over exaggerated about our past relationships. They weren’t the end of the world.” Me, who’s high school break up sent me into a depression that I still have six years later
I’d be surprised if they don’t have 9 more sequels jumping to Riley’s great grandkids and eventually the next generation or Riley having a little brother or sister
I could see love, hope, trust, and pride. But I think it could be infatuation. This is an emotion teenagers are very familiar with or at least I was, you are commonly infatuated (have crushes) with other people, and you have a sort of infatuation with different hobbies, books, styles, etc. It comes to mind more than love since love feels like something you wouldn't need an exact pilot for. Additionally, it has the same sort of sound, it would fit in well, in-fatuation, en-vy, an-xiety,en-nui, em-barressment.
What if the 10th emotion will be the antagonist or even the villain of the story, who by the end will be "defeated", however, impacts Joy so that she embraces the good-intension-side of the villain.
Honestly before and after watching the full video, I felt/felt like Joy's counterpart would be deppresion, just to see how Joy deals with it, I understand that this is a lot like what the first movie covered but with sadness so it might feel like a redo and boring but I still think it could be good Also, though I loved the video, I really home the 10th emotion isn't love (just realized who that's kinda ironic lol) but I fell like if it is, then it would just push more of the idea about how everyone needs (romantic) love and it's one of the most important things. Cause like it's not for a lot of people
i agree so much like love is written in stone to have but what if you dont want it? i feel like it would be so much better if its not love. pride is my favorite because i feel like the queer community doesn’t get that much representation in kids movies and it could teach people so much. also riley is her parents PRIDE AND JOY and it just fits.
Love isn't exclusively romantic. I highly doubt they would only explore romantic love if that character was introduced. Love IS one of the most important things, but it can be love to your family, to your friends, to nature, etc. Romantic love isn't necessarily one of the most important things, but love absolutely is. If you never feel love towards anyone you'd be an irritated husk of a person.
On love... I honestly would love it if it wasn't just 'love' but 'romance' and that it follows Riley's journey of realizing and accepting she's AroAce! Can't say I've got my hopes up though lol.
Could Riley have a mental illness like Borderline personality disorder or some other type of personality disorder where you can't feel certain emotions.
Oh maybe it's going to be confidence!! I think she is going to get her first kiss at the end of the movie and that is going to be what triggers the final emotion, and that's a pretty good counterpart to Joy
I have not yet watched the part of the movie, where you say what emotion you think is in relation to joy, but just as you said that joy was missing a counterpart I as like "WHAT IF IT'S LOVE!" (Not just romantic, also familiar and plantonic love or love for hobbies and such. It would make sense with Riley hitting puberty too.
It just dawned on me as we went through the list, at first i thought its gotta be either love or trust because what the first movie did was make a very impactful statement about the nature of joy and sadness. And then of course that made me wonder what could the writer be possibly wanting to say with this next film and my answer came when i thought about probably the most important emotion they thought to include: anxiety. It comes as no surprise to me that they want to tackle this issue. Anxiety in children feels like an issue more relavent than ever, especially here in the US where Pixar resides. I couldn't imagine a better movie to use to say and even educate young people about anxiety than this. I remember how when the first film came i i heard people talking how its helped children talk about their emotions in therapy and that to me is very big. So i think Pixar wants to do the same for anxiety. And i think this film will be about how to manage all those new turbulant emotions, especially anxiety. So that makes me think the tenth emotion will be "Zen" and Riley discovering how to achieve the a new thinking pattern to regulate her anxieties. Its not going to magic and a cure all but i think it will show a form of acceptance in allowing the messiness of those other emotions reside in her. Well that's assuming im riggt in the direction of the story, could be totally different if they want to focus the other aspects of puberty. But I think "Zen" also fits as a counterpoint to Joy. It's not the opposite of joy the way sadness is but it does feel like in many ways as we grow into adulthood the need for calm and inner peace is something that becomes a greater need to feel and to act on as we mature rather than joy. Personally one of the things I learned in adolescence was reining in my need for self gratification (joy) in favor of acting with a lack of emotion but with more of a sense of responsibility, determination, and logic. Doing more without getting so emotionally involved. And having that strong grasp on your emotions comes well after adolescence but becoming and attempting to rein those emotions began in adolescence. Trying and failing many many times. And I think it would be really cool to see Riley go through some of those trail and errors.
I also feel like I need to point out again (I did on the last video) that Envy and Jealousy are two different emotions, not the same emotion. To quote Homer from The Simpsons "I'm not jealous, I'm envious. Jealousy is when you worry someone will take what you have. Envy is wanting what someone else has. What I feel is envy."
What if it’s based off of Riley perspective on her understanding of what emotions are. Maybe why joy didn’t want sadness taking control cuz she doesn’t like being sad. Explain why no one else would have other emotions cuz Riley doesn’t understand there’s many more emotions
THEORY: The new emotions aren't counterparts to just one of the core emotions, they are counterparts to two of the core emotions. If you line the new and old characters up like the colour wheel circle (to form a cycle) they go Sadness, Envy, Disgust, Joy, Anxiety, Anger, Embarrassment (is Bingbong back?), Fear, Ennui ---> and back to Sadness. The characters original are going to get more range, but these new emotions are there to facilitate "mood swings" because Riley is going to start feeling things more intensely more instantaneously. Also the new characters will be sort of triggers for the original emotions to take more complete control; Envy will trigger Disgust and Sadness, Anxiousness will be a precursor to intense episodes of Joy or Anger, Embarrassment will trigger Anger or Fear, Ennui will trigger Fear or Sadness. The colour choices in these movies are too intentional for them not to have significance, the easiest answer was make a rainbow out of the characters to see who they will be closest to.
Guessing before reaching your reveal: something acceptance related... contentment. Like, something about learning to accept yourself for who you are would be a strong message. :)
One of the things you said is that that 10th emotion could be the counter part to Joy and if that really is the case, then Schadenfreude (btw you pronounce the e in the end in a similar way you say the 'e' in the beginning of embarrassment) could be a good option for this. Schaden means damage and Freude means Joy, so Schadenfreude literally means damage-joy. It's not only (what you explained) the joy when someone falls e.g. but in general the joy of someone else's misfortune and damage (doesn't have to be physical pain; could also e.g. be a bad grade in school). I feel like this could be a good counter part to joy....
what if we took love to the extreme? Infatuation, a plot like of Rily having a para-social relationship as she becomes a teen, either with a boy band member or even a social media star :o very topical, and something a teenager is exceedingly capable of XD there could be something there, i think the other new emotions could fit into a para-social relationship story being anxious, board when not interacting with it, ect. :3
Possibility suggestion: The story isn't about necessarily bonding with the new emotions (that instead being a misdirect about the plot initially) but rather each of the new emotions becoming buddies with and starting to connect to the new emotions - and leaving Joy with no new friend to bond with and eventually grow alongside. The story becomes about the emotions putting a hold on their merging/bonding and trying to find a new partner for Joy, eventually finding one that fits after encountering several much, much, much lesser and barely-experienced emotions. Maybe something like Yearning being a good emotional pair up for Joy, as Yearning is a desire for something not yet experienced (or not experienced enough) and could be seen as a counterpart to Joy.
maybe the new "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.
Speaking of LGBTQ+ people, you might want to look into aromanticism a bit before making more broad statements about love's place in one's life. Love, especially romantic love, is not central to everyone's life. That's a big reason why I hope we don't see a new "love" character or at least it's made clear that it's not exclusively about romantic love. I personally think hope would be the most interesting. It's such a difficult emotion, but it's also so incredibly important. I think there's a lot of room for hope to help Riley through the chaos of the other four showing up.
I think the counterpart to Joy should be Satisfaction or Love Because satisfaction is a more neutral emotion to Joy and love is a bit more expressive than Joy.
This video came out like ten minutes after i finnished watching the last one and i felt like: "Come on, you can't leave us on a cliffhanger like this!" Such a perfect timing!
My first genuine thought when I saw this teaser trailer: IS THIS REAL!? I saw the first movie when I was 8 and now I’m 14 and I can’t wait to experience this movie as a teenager rather than a child.
We’ve been saying Riley might be queer for a long time but I don’t think Pixar has the guts (making a main character queer is way different than a side character whose sexuality has little to no bearing on the plot). I appreciate your thought though. It would be interesting to see for sure.
My first thought was pride too for the exact same reasons but also because after the first film I feel like Riley's parents would be much more attentive towards her. She will be their 'PRIDE & JOY' and I feel like that attention will become overwhelming for Riley at some point which will cause her anxiety to rise. After all, she knows she can't run away again, her parents would be heartbroken and disappointed which would lead to a lack of trust (which in all honestly might be a problem at this point because of the previous run away attempt). Being proud is something I can see Riley struggling with because of everything that happened in the first film and because of the onslaught of puberty, I think Joy and the others will have to find Pride to help Riley because they just won't be able to help her confidence/mental health otherwise. She's definitely felt pride before like with the other emotions, she was proud of her hockey team. I'm curious as to what colour Pride would be though, red is most symbolic but that's obviously already taken, I would suggest orange (similar warm tone to red) or purple (symbolises nobility) but they're both taken too.
I think hope is likely to be the 10th emotion as a storyline based on finding hope in Riley's situation is really likely and also really interesting. I would like to see love though, as I don't think they would have made a character like Jordan and a whole short around him if they were not planning on using him. A fun twist might be that most if not all the scrapped emotion come in, but that is unlikely. as for the LGBTQ thing, i don't think the emotion would be LBGT, but also making the main character gay or bi is a move i don't know if Disney is confident in making, seeing how this type of representation worked out in the past, but that could also tie back to the love emotion. Whatever happens, I'm really exited for this movie.
Um, Love might exactly be in her head as a romance. There are many different versions, platonic, romantic, queerplatonic, and one other I will not fully say as examples. Love might not show romantic, as some aromantic people, for example, do not get romantic attraction. I think Pride might be the best idea.
An interesting theory would be why do people have anxiety or depression in this world. Is it because that emotion takes control or do you think it’s something seaperated
Seems to me that ennui is more than just boredom, though we will have to see how Pixar uses it. More of a listless dissatisfaction and feeling that everything has been done before and there is nothing _to_ look forward to or get excited over. Less sitting in the waiting room too long and more mild depression.
What the first part of the film taught me is that there is no such thing as negative emotions. They are all necessary because each emotion signals something. I would rather find them less pleasant.
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Umm...the average age for kids to have their first crush is 5, not puberty.
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Anxiety, like Fear, is all about keeping you safe. The issue is when that anxiety doesn't stop. It's supposed to let you know when something feels off, or when you're nervous, which gives you an idea of something new to learn.
Fear and Anxiety are going to feed into each other so much.
The others will try to calm them down and one of them will start calming down and the other will say something that starts the cycle all over again.
tbh, anxiety could also relate to joy
Anxiety doesn't always relate to fearsome emotions, but can step through numerous kinds
I think how the plots gonna go for this movie is that where as last time Joy tried to only make Riley happy by not letting emotions use the console as much therefore it caused Riley to nearly shut down emotionally, in this one Riley will let the new emotions have too much freedom and it'll cause Riley to act out a lot and cause chaos and at the end of the movie they end up getting more organized just like how the emotions are in her parents minds
I like that theory I hope it is going to happen.
This totally makes sense for it to happen.
And, at first, Joy lets them because she thought to herself "last time I tried to stop an emotion from doing their job, which was sadness, it caused problems, so I gotta let these emotions do their thing. What's the worst that can happen?"
I'm betting it's Love. But I'm hoping that it won't only apply for romance, it could also mean passion, compassion, appreciation, and self-love. The dark side of Love could be explored too, like idolatry and narcissism.
or It's depression but idk
I also noticed the positive/negative sides of these new emotions.
Embarrassment - Humility
Ennui - Motivation
Envy - Desire
Anxiety - Excitement
I'm getting the feeling that if the core 5 are 4 seemingly negative but actually self-preserving emotions led by Joy - ie they ensure Riley's survival when interacting with the physical world - these next 4 are characterized by emotions needed to find purpose and self-actualize (something that tends to happen to most adolescents during puberty), and might be led by an emotion that would do just that. What that emotion is supposed to be, I have no idea. I imagine this next five might be needed to help Riley properly scale Maslow's hierarchy. Or give her neurodivergence.
Yeah and the fact that all these positive attributes of each new emotion just reflects back on Joy's character development from the first movie in this order: 1. Excitement 2. Desire 3. Motivation 4. Humility
@@Dqrk1700 Thats so neat I would never have thought of that!
Embarrassment / humility these are very similar
Ennui - motivation fair
Envy - Desire replace one of the seven deadly sins with a different deadly sin!
Anxiety - Excitement this makes no sense the video literally said anticipation was like a good anxiety
I think a possible out-of-left-field pick for a tenth emotion would be "contentment." The feeling of just being good where you are and with what you have. In life in general, just at a particular moment, or whatever.
To me "contentment" comes off almost as a subdued version of joy, which would fit well with the idea of new emotions merging with the older ones and allowing for more nuance in emotional degrees or intensities.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought of that lol.
I was thinking that too. Or maybe "peace," which would be opposite "anxiety" and they'd be duking it out through the entire movie as her emotions go haywire.
Prediction: At the end of the film, all 27 emotions show up, and Anger finally gets to say that curse word.
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Which one
@@AubreyWillows they could pull a spider man and do "motherfu-" and cut to credits.
I don’t know, but he said it’s a good one
Haven't watched the video yet, but I think the 10th emotion will be Love. All the other original emotions have a counterpart in the new emotions, except for joy. And a missing feeling that is closely related to joy would be love
Huh I thought there were 9 not 10
Why no one loves me?
Love does not exist.
Until....
This feels like a perfect puberty issue.
Finding -nemo- love.
Ditto
Love is a feeling.
Love is cloesly related to all the emotions. Joy brightly, anger somewhere in the corners, disgust in moments...
I do think there will be a 10th emotion. I like the ideas put forth for Pride and Hope, but I feel like the 10th emotion will probably be Love. However I don't think it'll go by the name Love, rather I think it would be called something like Attraction or Desire to make it less about just liking things and familial love and such and more about the aspect of love of wanting something or someone and doing anything you can to get it even to an obsessive or unhealthy degree.
Nah envy is sort of desire I think its too similar
@@jessicaeastwood6415 I'd say there's a bit of a difference. He was equating Envy more to Jealousy in the video, in other words the Anger derived from someone having something you don't, you don't necessarily desire to have that thing, you're just upset that others have it and you don't. Desire is more about wanting something, I would say Covetousness is more what you're thinking of.
@@lordofninjas1 I agree that it might be love… ya know, like, Riley’s first date? Crushes? I think so 🤷♀
And love could include pride in her significant other, so…. Ya. And hope would also be included in that feeling. I could see it
This would actually be so interesting I like it a lot
what about NOSTALGIA? It's both happy and what many teenagers experience looking back to "simpler times", plus it is also present in the original movie when joy felt nostalgia while observing the memory of Riley skating
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That's a sick prediction!!!! You are the only one who got it right!
You were right!
@@yokelenglengits not a prediction nostalgia is in the 2nd movie
@TomHoward-jj7ij at the time the commenter mentioned nostalgia, the emotion wasn't confirmed yet
In defense of anxiety - I have been told consistently throughout my life I was a thoughtful, considerate person. I partially blame my anxiety disorder. Anxiety is an emotion that makes you review what the future might bring, and it it through reflection that we can best anticipate what needs to be done. Anxiety (ironically) helps me be calm and prepared in an emergency, because I've already made a plan. Anxiety helps me be conscientious about other people's needs and anticipate other people's boundaries. Anxiety helps me create a safer environment for myself and others. There's also a whole heck of a lot that anxiety doesn't help me with, but the above reasons are why I wouldn't want to get rid of anxiety all together.
What if there were 2 HQs in Riley’s mind. Maybe the first movie when the HQ desk was broken the 2nd HQ took control. That’s why Riley was feeling Anxious, Bored, Envious, and Embarrassed. And in the 2nd movie maybe the 2nd HQ got destroyed so the other emotions have to move in with the first HQ.
That’s a good idea
Oh, so maybe they'll do an immigration metaphor?
I see the 2ndHQ as less important and the 1st one is more important. Like think about it the 4 new emotions aren't that essential when your young so they stay in the 2ndHQ. But in your teen years they become more important so they come in the 1stHQ. Then once you reach adult life the new 4 emotions go back to the 2ndHQ.
I can see Joy discovering that she is the 10th emotion (Hope). A clue could be why she has a hair color different from the rest of her body.
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As someone who just turned 13 like Riley I am very excited for this movie and curious to know how they will turn all the teen emotions into an all age movie.
I like the idea of love but I don't think it'll be romantic love. Some of the greatest friendships start at that point in life and Riley needs new friends after moving. I would like to see her navigate friendships more in this sequel.
I feel like enthusiasm should have been a strong candidate, it can end up being harmful in the form of over enthusiasm and fits the (mostly) E word pattern. Also feels appropriate to be missing with the onset of the four emotions we are getting.
It could be Esteem, which is respect and admiration.
Lol I swear, if it´s revealed that Chris Pratt actually voices this possible 10th emotion, then I will flip my table and be like: Oh my gosh, Emmet was the secret 10th emotion!?! I mean the name Emmet does mean ¨universal¨ so I guess that makes sense.
Enthusiasm is already part of Joy's characteristic
turns out the 10th emotion was nostalgia
For me Love win the spot. Is the emotion that we all wanna feel, but also the most hard to reach (mostly do to fear) and the very easiest to ignore or unrealized to feel. We probably see Raley experiencing her first love, or discovery self-love and became happy with herself. Or both.
Don't forget platonic love. Just because you can't experience romantic love, doesn't mean you don't have plantonic love. (I'm ace)
I have a sneaking suspicion that the other emotions were actually present in Riley‘s parents minds, but Riley just wasn’t emotionally mature enough to be able to interpret them correctly
I think it would be interesting if Mania was the last emotion. All of the new ones seem to be more negative extensions of the already existant ones so mania would definitely make sense
There is actually a difference between envy and jealousy.
Envy is when you want what someone else has. For example, your neighbour just bought a new convertible, and you want one for yourself.
Jealousy is when you already have something and you're worried that someone will take it from you. For example, your neighbour just bought a new convertible and offered your wife a ride, and you're concerned that he might try to steal her from you.
Simpsons taught me this
God is jealous, but not envious.
@@LukeMaps "A heart at peace gives life to the body, but envy rots the bones."
Proverbs 14:30
Jealously is when you want something somebody else has and don't like the fact they have it and you don't so you try to either get it yourself or make it so the other person no longer has it to me
I really think Hope fits the bill best here. Pride I think is easy to see the dark side of but to see a dark side to Hope would be more interesting
Dark side to hope..., delusion?
Optimism can be toxic too but I think it'd be too similar to Joy's toxic positivity in the first movie.
Okay, if Inside Out 2 actually ends up turning out to be a genuine coming-out-the-closet self-discovery story by the end, I will cry! That actually feels like it could work and be completely organic, rather than feeling like forced inclusion, which honestly the Lightyear and Onward examples felt like. The Turning Red one was nice, subtle. But a story explicitly about discovering that in a way that's also universal to coming-of-age experiences in way EVERYONE can relate to, it just so happens this character goes through this specific arc, would be amazing! It doesn't make anyone feel excluded if they're not LGBT, and instead motivates EMPATHY; how perfect for a movie about EMOTIONS!
Riley could be Bi I suppose, as she already expressed some attraction to boys, so this could very well work.
I do think it might even be about Riley exploring gender identity!
All of mom's emotions are female, all of dad's emotions are male.
but with Riley, joy, sadness, disgust and anxiety are female while fear and anger are male. from the poster I think ennui might be male as well and we don't see embarrassment and envy enough to notice their gender.
anyway.
There have been theories on this for ages. But Riley could be figuring out during Inside Out 2 that they're actually somewhere under the non-binary umbrella.
@@UltimateDurzan Many queer people go through their childhood believing they're straight, only to realise they're not and don't actually experience attraction towards the opposite gender. Perhaps Riley will go through something similar, maybe even considering herself aro or ace by the end of the movie. Idk, but that's my guess.
@@deancontiwriter13 I really hope this is it! It would be a huge leap in getting representation. And from the first movie it seems almost obvious that Riley isn't cis, since the parents but ALSO the love interest and all the people in the end credits have all their emotions share the same gender, but Riley doesn't. Also, Riley is already a gender neutral name. The stage is set perfectly, but it's all up to whether or not Pixar is brave enough to make an LGBT movie.
It would be nice to see Disgust and Ennui fuse to see the formation of one of the best emotions Disgust for the French
Truly one of the emotions of all time
Who is here after the reveal of Nostalgia?
Me
If they go with Pride I could see them doing it with the taking pride in whatever Riley discovers about herself, or even just gaining more confidence cuz that is something we do lose when going through puberty and after experiencing embarrassment (especially) it can be hard to have confidence in yourself that you can do the things you like without being seen as for lack of a better word "cringe"
Will Riley have a secret 10th emotion? What do you think it could be?!
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Love, pride, or joy in suffering.
Schadenfreude the German emotion
Lust but it slowly morphs into love. Makes sense with puberty
All Im gunna say is…
Pride & Joy.
Emotions are never good or bad by themselves, is the reaction to them that counts. Ghandi first reacted to anger in a destructive way creating an armed revolution that just finished by changing his people from oppresed to oppressors. Then the original opressors took back power and he was thrown in jail. In his time in jail he meditated a lot, he felt so much new anger but he understood his past error. So the new response to his anger, when he got out, was a peaceful revolution, the salt one, a creative solution to their problem. Wether you choose to destroy or to create is what matters with your emotions.
If i envy you and in response I come to you and ask you to teach me that's a constructive way to use envy.
Honestly, I feel like Disgust already takes care of Pride. Cause she’s so sassy and sarcastic, plus she knows how to make Riley look good. So I can see Disgust just making Riley Prideful
“Looking back on it, I’m sure we over exaggerated about our past relationships. They weren’t the end of the world.”
Me, who’s high school break up sent me into a depression that I still have six years later
I feel like love would make the most sense as the primary positive end result of puberty
I’d be surprised if they don’t have 9 more sequels jumping to Riley’s great grandkids and eventually the next generation or Riley having a little brother or sister
I could see love, hope, trust, and pride. But I think it could be infatuation. This is an emotion teenagers are very familiar with or at least I was, you are commonly infatuated (have crushes) with other people, and you have a sort of infatuation with different hobbies, books, styles, etc. It comes to mind more than love since love feels like something you wouldn't need an exact pilot for. Additionally, it has the same sort of sound, it would fit in well, in-fatuation, en-vy, an-xiety,en-nui, em-barressment.
The camera pans to the left in mom and dad's heads to reveal a stadium of new emotions. The original 5 are just the elected officials.
Boredom is such an important emotion, its what drives ingenuity, creativity, exploration and so much more.
Pride, and love are my guesses. But love fits better with the absorption theory
What if the 10th emotion will be the antagonist or even the villain of the story, who by the end will be "defeated", however, impacts Joy so that she embraces the good-intension-side of the villain.
Honestly before and after watching the full video, I felt/felt like Joy's counterpart would be deppresion, just to see how Joy deals with it, I understand that this is a lot like what the first movie covered but with sadness so it might feel like a redo and boring but I still think it could be good
Also, though I loved the video, I really home the 10th emotion isn't love (just realized who that's kinda ironic lol) but I fell like if it is, then it would just push more of the idea about how everyone needs (romantic) love and it's one of the most important things. Cause like it's not for a lot of people
i agree so much like love is written in stone to have but what if you dont want it? i feel like it would be so much better if its not love. pride is my favorite because i feel like the queer community doesn’t get that much representation in kids movies and it could teach people so much. also riley is her parents PRIDE AND JOY and it just fits.
Love isn't exclusively romantic. I highly doubt they would only explore romantic love if that character was introduced. Love IS one of the most important things, but it can be love to your family, to your friends, to nature, etc. Romantic love isn't necessarily one of the most important things, but love absolutely is. If you never feel love towards anyone you'd be an irritated husk of a person.
I mean depression was covered when none of the emotions could affect the panel and Riley couldn't really feel things
On love... I honestly would love it if it wasn't just 'love' but 'romance' and that it follows Riley's journey of realizing and accepting she's AroAce! Can't say I've got my hopes up though lol.
Could Riley have a mental illness like Borderline personality disorder or some other type of personality disorder where you can't feel certain emotions.
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Oh maybe it's going to be confidence!! I think she is going to get her first kiss at the end of the movie and that is going to be what triggers the final emotion, and that's a pretty good counterpart to Joy
Anxiety is also my whole persinality! Cant wait for trivia night today!
I have not yet watched the part of the movie, where you say what emotion you think is in relation to joy, but just as you said that joy was missing a counterpart I as like "WHAT IF IT'S LOVE!" (Not just romantic, also familiar and plantonic love or love for hobbies and such. It would make sense with Riley hitting puberty too.
If this wasn't a Pixar/Disney film, I would say "Lust" could be a potential option, given its puberty.
But I think Love probably works the best.
It just dawned on me as we went through the list, at first i thought its gotta be either love or trust because what the first movie did was make a very impactful statement about the nature of joy and sadness. And then of course that made me wonder what could the writer be possibly wanting to say with this next film and my answer came when i thought about probably the most important emotion they thought to include: anxiety.
It comes as no surprise to me that they want to tackle this issue. Anxiety in children feels like an issue more relavent than ever, especially here in the US where Pixar resides. I couldn't imagine a better movie to use to say and even educate young people about anxiety than this. I remember how when the first film came i i heard people talking how its helped children talk about their emotions in therapy and that to me is very big. So i think Pixar wants to do the same for anxiety.
And i think this film will be about how to manage all those new turbulant emotions, especially anxiety. So that makes me think the tenth emotion will be "Zen" and Riley discovering how to achieve the a new thinking pattern to regulate her anxieties. Its not going to magic and a cure all but i think it will show a form of acceptance in allowing the messiness of those other emotions reside in her.
Well that's assuming im riggt in the direction of the story, could be totally different if they want to focus the other aspects of puberty.
But I think "Zen" also fits as a counterpoint to Joy. It's not the opposite of joy the way sadness is but it does feel like in many ways as we grow into adulthood the need for calm and inner peace is something that becomes a greater need to feel and to act on as we mature rather than joy. Personally one of the things I learned in adolescence was reining in my need for self gratification (joy) in favor of acting with a lack of emotion but with more of a sense of responsibility, determination, and logic. Doing more without getting so emotionally involved. And having that strong grasp on your emotions comes well after adolescence but becoming and attempting to rein those emotions began in adolescence. Trying and failing many many times. And I think it would be really cool to see Riley go through some of those trail and errors.
Anticipation is good anxiety. I'm gonna remember that.
I also feel like I need to point out again (I did on the last video) that Envy and Jealousy are two different emotions, not the same emotion. To quote Homer from The Simpsons "I'm not jealous, I'm envious. Jealousy is when you worry someone will take what you have. Envy is wanting what someone else has. What I feel is envy."
What if it’s based off of Riley perspective on her understanding of what emotions are. Maybe why joy didn’t want sadness taking control cuz she doesn’t like being sad. Explain why no one else would have other emotions cuz Riley doesn’t understand there’s many more emotions
THEORY: The new emotions aren't counterparts to just one of the core emotions, they are counterparts to two of the core emotions. If you line the new and old characters up like the colour wheel circle (to form a cycle) they go Sadness, Envy, Disgust, Joy, Anxiety, Anger, Embarrassment (is Bingbong back?), Fear, Ennui ---> and back to Sadness. The characters original are going to get more range, but these new emotions are there to facilitate "mood swings" because Riley is going to start feeling things more intensely more instantaneously. Also the new characters will be sort of triggers for the original emotions to take more complete control; Envy will trigger Disgust and Sadness, Anxiousness will be a precursor to intense episodes of Joy or Anger, Embarrassment will trigger Anger or Fear, Ennui will trigger Fear or Sadness. The colour choices in these movies are too intentional for them not to have significance, the easiest answer was make a rainbow out of the characters to see who they will be closest to.
Guessing before reaching your reveal: something acceptance related... contentment.
Like, something about learning to accept yourself for who you are would be a strong message. :)
One of the things you said is that that 10th emotion could be the counter part to Joy and if that really is the case, then Schadenfreude (btw you pronounce the e in the end in a similar way you say the 'e' in the beginning of embarrassment) could be a good option for this. Schaden means damage and Freude means Joy, so Schadenfreude literally means damage-joy. It's not only (what you explained) the joy when someone falls e.g. but in general the joy of someone else's misfortune and damage (doesn't have to be physical pain; could also e.g. be a bad grade in school). I feel like this could be a good counter part to joy....
Someone here mentioned Confidence. Interesting because it is typically missing or overwhelming during puberty.
I think it’ll be pride. Because you can have too much pride and boast and be joyful about it.
Or depression which is the opposite to joy.
I would like to see will (determination), hope, compassion, and love
Ooooh! Will would be a good one for puberty and also very all-encompassing like joy!
13:13 It's unlikely that Disney would feature an LGBTQA+ protagonist, so I doubt they would depict Riley as aromantic.
what if we took love to the extreme? Infatuation, a plot like of Rily having a para-social relationship as she becomes a teen, either with a boy band member or even a social media star :o very topical, and something a teenager is exceedingly capable of XD there could be something there, i think the other new emotions could fit into a para-social relationship story being anxious, board when not interacting with it, ect. :3
Possibility suggestion:
The story isn't about necessarily bonding with the new emotions (that instead being a misdirect about the plot initially) but rather each of the new emotions becoming buddies with and starting to connect to the new emotions - and leaving Joy with no new friend to bond with and eventually grow alongside. The story becomes about the emotions putting a hold on their merging/bonding and trying to find a new partner for Joy, eventually finding one that fits after encountering several much, much, much lesser and barely-experienced emotions.
Maybe something like Yearning being a good emotional pair up for Joy, as Yearning is a desire for something not yet experienced (or not experienced enough) and could be seen as a counterpart to Joy.
maybe the new "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.
“Once again it tells like it might be its own personality island”
Do you mean ✨love island✨
Ben, I had the Anxiety/Anticipation breakthrough in therapy this year!! What a moment 🎉
Speaking of LGBTQ+ people, you might want to look into aromanticism a bit before making more broad statements about love's place in one's life. Love, especially romantic love, is not central to everyone's life. That's a big reason why I hope we don't see a new "love" character or at least it's made clear that it's not exclusively about romantic love.
I personally think hope would be the most interesting. It's such a difficult emotion, but it's also so incredibly important. I think there's a lot of room for hope to help Riley through the chaos of the other four showing up.
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Inside Out 3 Riley gonna get depressed
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For a counter point to joy, love does make sense.
Feeling love brings joy
Riley’s getting to the age of dating which leads to love
To me, Love and Hope are the most posible
You sell them well.
"the moment, Riley discovered the puberty counterpart to Joy"
...I think I downloaded the wrong movie...
Nostalgia
I think the counterpart to Joy should be Satisfaction or Love
Because satisfaction is a more neutral emotion to Joy and love is a bit more expressive than Joy.
This video came out like ten minutes after i finnished watching the last one and i felt like: "Come on, you can't leave us on a cliffhanger like this!" Such a perfect timing!
I want a Train of Thought like Riley’s! 🚂
My first genuine thought when I saw this teaser trailer: IS THIS REAL!? I saw the first movie when I was 8 and now I’m 14 and I can’t wait to experience this movie as a teenager rather than a child.
Wow, that's spot on! I'm excited to see how this movie portrays the teenage years because I was a teenager when I first saw the movie
We’ve been saying Riley might be queer for a long time but I don’t think Pixar has the guts (making a main character queer is way different than a side character whose sexuality has little to no bearing on the plot). I appreciate your thought though. It would be interesting to see for sure.
The 10th emotion is........... Nostalgia
everybody says that the secret emotion is nostalgia
The 10th emotion is the friends we made along the way
Love the little drawn animation!
I would love for "Inside Out" to turn into "Coming Out" lol
My first thought was pride too for the exact same reasons but also because after the first film I feel like Riley's parents would be much more attentive towards her. She will be their 'PRIDE & JOY' and I feel like that attention will become overwhelming for Riley at some point which will cause her anxiety to rise. After all, she knows she can't run away again, her parents would be heartbroken and disappointed which would lead to a lack of trust (which in all honestly might be a problem at this point because of the previous run away attempt). Being proud is something I can see Riley struggling with because of everything that happened in the first film and because of the onslaught of puberty, I think Joy and the others will have to find Pride to help Riley because they just won't be able to help her confidence/mental health otherwise. She's definitely felt pride before like with the other emotions, she was proud of her hockey team. I'm curious as to what colour Pride would be though, red is most symbolic but that's obviously already taken, I would suggest orange (similar warm tone to red) or purple (symbolises nobility) but they're both taken too.
Oooo they can make her Ace
Then there’s that scary laugh at the end of the trailer that creeps me out everytime I hear it I wonder which emotion that comes from hmm?
I think hope is likely to be the 10th emotion as a storyline based on finding hope in Riley's situation is really likely and also really interesting. I would like to see love though, as I don't think they would have made a character like Jordan and a whole short around him if they were not planning on using him. A fun twist might be that most if not all the scrapped emotion come in, but that is unlikely. as for the LGBTQ thing, i don't think the emotion would be LBGT, but also making the main character gay or bi is a move i don't know if Disney is confident in making, seeing how this type of representation worked out in the past, but that could also tie back to the love emotion. Whatever happens, I'm really exited for this movie.
Remember, Pixar runs on tears
Um, Love might exactly be in her head as a romance. There are many different versions, platonic, romantic, queerplatonic, and one other I will not fully say as examples. Love might not show romantic, as some aromantic people, for example, do not get romantic attraction. I think Pride might be the best idea.
Hope is the most interesting and would worl with both Joy and Hope being actual names
I’m predicting that the new emotion will be hope
The human body experiences excitement and anxiety the same way physically. The only difference is the context to the emotion
An interesting theory would be why do people have anxiety or depression in this world. Is it because that emotion takes control or do you think it’s something seaperated
I wish you guys would do more Disney/Pixar stuff, your theories are amazing and really add to the viewing experience and just my enjoyment.
You're telling me we could've had a traditional south German looking Schadenfreude???? I wish he would have existed oh my gosh😍😍
Can't hear schadenfreude without singing the Avenue Q song
I’m thinking the tenth emotion may be a bit of a twist where it’s a coalescence of the 4 new emotions
Ikr
It should totally be that Schadenfreude guy. Taking pleasure in other’s suffering is just a meaner version of Joy. And keep the design and accent!
Schadenfreude even translates to 'damage joy' (Schaden=damage and Freude=joy)
Seems to me that ennui is more than just boredom, though we will have to see how Pixar uses it. More of a listless dissatisfaction and feeling that everything has been done before and there is nothing _to_ look forward to or get excited over. Less sitting in the waiting room too long and more mild depression.
What the first part of the film taught me is that there is no such thing as negative emotions. They are all necessary because each emotion signals something. I would rather find them less pleasant.
I think love - it partners with Joy really well and is on brand for Puberty issues