Pixar's Inside Out 2 Characters: Good to Evil

For the most part, Pixar has a surprisingly good track record with sequels I said mostly–and Inside Out 2 thankfully continues to improve said track record. So after we were done having another existential crisis, we decided it’d be fun to do what we do best–so without further ado, this is Inside Out 2(and 1) characters: Good to Most Heroic. Spoilers ahead, of course. #pixar #insideout #insideout2 #disney

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[tevinhoward]

The panic of anxiety can be hard to control over thinking is the main reason

[deffdefying]

"she is the literal personification of a mental illness"
anxiety by itself is an emotion, not a disorder. that's why it was personified in the movie alongside the other emotions instead of just being some ethereal concept like the belief system.
it becomes an *_anxiety disorder_* when being anxious rules your life long-term to the point where you can't function properly.
bearing in mind Anxiety (the character) was at the wheel for like three days after a significant life event (graduating, new school). i wouldnt call that disorderly despite the things Anxiety did.
and you dont need to have an anxiety disorder to have a panic attack.

[willbunnell]

Grey Area😐:
Last🥇: Anxiety
🥈Construction Workers
🥉Jangles
Riley’s Deep Dark Secret
Envy
Coach Roberts
Ennui
Good😇:
Embarrassment
Disgust
Anger
Fear
Joy
Sadness
Riley Andersen
Bloofy
Valentina Ortiz
Lance Slashblade
Bree and Grace
Nostalgia
🥉Pouchy
🥈Mr. Andersen and Mrs. Andersen
Most Good🥇: Bing Bong

[tinkywinky]

Anxiety is definitely one of Disney's chaotic antagonists.

[jonesbaxterdam]

"She is literally the personification of a mental illness" is a sentence that does more harm than helps.
Anxiety is not a mental illness, its a part of everyone's lives. Some people have a harder time keeping it in check, or have it much more intensely than others.

[andyhua]

Riley's panic attack sure seems to be nightmare fuel.

[SAGMarbleRacing]

Not everyone in the thumbnail having a halo but anxiety😂

[MatteoSalotti]

Anxiety and joy are literally the ones who try to help but does it in the completely wrong way.
Also i was surprised by joy being this high

[jonahdengler]

Anxiety is definitely a control freak, like Joy in the first movie, and I figured she would be the lowest.

[HappyAsHarryOfficial]

14:46 I’m so happy you added Daniel tigers neighbourhood their it’s one of my fav childhood shows that wasn’t a CBeebies show <3

[gantg]

The last ones sacrifice hit hard. He deserved that number one spot. He would rather be erased and non-existent than Riley be sad. I give him my respect. 👏👏👏

[cerebralsamurai]

Anxiety was a cool Anti-Villain she saw her actions as good but ultimately did more harm its amazing Val was just a cool and friendly person from start to finish

[jacobvanantwerp]

I love both Inside Out movies! They're both equally great and equally emotional! The first movie made me cry a few times, when Joy breaks down crying when it seems all hope is lost, when Bing Bong fades away after sacrificing himself, and when Riley cries in front of her parents and tells them she misses Minnesota, and in the case of the sequel, I cried when Joy talked sense into Anxiety and Anxiety saw the light about not changing who Riley is, when all the emotions embraced together around Riley's newly formed sense of self, when Riley apologizes and reconciles with her friends, and when Joy takes control to make Riley happy afterwards. Thinking about what the two movies show us, I'm crying candy too! It's M&M's; they're delicious.

[BridghamGray]

okay but anxiety has helped so much and is so good at planning. in general her character is planning things out and making sure things go smoothly, even if they haven’t happened yet. she’s the only one who even remembered Riley’s upcoming spanish test. so she cant be the least good. her heart has always been in the right place. and even real anxiety is exactly like this. so its accurate. i love my anxiety when it helps me. im sure others can agree

[MRdaBakkle]

Anxiety had to learn the same lesson that Joy learned in the first movie.

[ek]

That last line from Bing Bong is the reason I want Inside Out to have part 3. This one focusing on Riley’s adulthood. She could have a boyfriend, get a new car, a new house, and be a champion hockey player or whatever. I dunno. But, by the end of the film, she wins a lottery, & decides to take a trip to the moon. Then, Joy’s like, “Bing Bong, … this one’s for you.” The rocket launches off, and the film ends. Because, Joy did promise Bing Bong that she’ll try to get Riley to the moon for him.

[cartoonfanmillion]

I figured that anxiety would be at the bottom and it is nice that this movie even though in some ways she is the villain and antagonist of the movie she isn't inherently evil, she is trying to help riley anderson with her future but she just happens to be doing it in all the wrong ways. you can be the antagonist and villain without being evil, it just means you do damage but like in this movie it's nice to see that there can be some movies that can have a person be an antagonist or villain without being evil, they genuinely believe they are doing the right thing. And it's nice that anxiety got a path towards redemption arc at the end.

[thekpopcroww]

6:20 everytime you call ennui "his" my brain gets closer to exploding 😭😭😭

[thebitrayquaza]

I feel like inside out needs a tv series. The concept has limitless possibilities that can help people better understand their emotions that can’t all be fully explored in movies.