Inside Out 2 (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Personified emotion of joy, acts as Riley's emotional leader and drives positive experiences.
New teenage emotion focused on anticipating threats and planning.
Human protagonist, a young girl navigating childhood transitions and emotional growth.
Personified emotion of disgust, protects Riley from social and physical harm.
Personified emotion of fear, constantly warns Riley of potential dangers.
Personified emotion of anger, reacts strongly to perceived injustices or frustrations.
Personified emotion of sadness, facilitates emotional processing and empathy.
Popular high school student who influences Riley's social circle.
New emotion representing Riley's desire for what others have.
Emotion of boredom and apathy, often lounging at the console.
One of Riley's new friends at her high school hockey camp.
Another of Riley's new friends who shares her interests.
Hockey coach who pushes Riley to perform at her best.
New teenage emotion that causes Riley to blush and hide.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Coach Roberts runs the hockey camp attended by Valentina and the other older players.
Coach Roberts directs the hockey camp and determines that Riley is not yet ready to become a Fire Hawk.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Anxiety encourages Riley to befriend Valentina as part of changing Riley to fit in with older players.
The new emotions encourage Riley to befriend popular hockey player Valentina, and Riley later befriends Val and the other Fire Hawks.
Bree and Grace attend the hockey camp together with Riley and are later part of Riley's friendship conflict.
Riley attends the three-day camp with Grace, and Anxiety's plan strains their friendship before they reconcile.
Riley attends hockey camp with her best friends Bree and Grace, but their different high schools strain the friendship.
Anxiety bottles up the original emotions, including Anger, and sends them to a vault.
Fear is among the original emotions bottled up and thrown into a vault by Anxiety.
Anxiety has the original emotions bottled up and thrown into a vault, including Disgust.
Anxiety has the original emotions, including Sadness, bottled up and thrown into a vault.
After discovering Sadness hiding, Embarrassment decides to help her remain concealed.
Ennui joins Anxiety's group in planning a new Sense of Self for Riley.
Anxiety works with Embarrassment and the other new emotions after bottling up the original emotions.
Anxiety, Envy, Embarrassment, and Ennui arrive together and plan to create a new anxiety-dominated Sense of Self.
Riley learns that growing up requires accepting a changing identity shaped by both positive and painful emotions.
Directed by Kelsey Mann
Inside Out 2 (2024) · 7.5/10 · adventure, animation, comedy, family
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