Nostradamus

Lmao

You sound like a kid in my class💀

Oh

Love this comment

Kinda like that bus driver

Relatable

​@@shy-griff6357Yayy someone else watched the end credits😀

​@@shy-griff6357was bout to say like the bus driver lol

Me too. Literally someone breathing ever so slightly too loud gets on my nerves 🤠

Yes.

Any positive emotion is going to stem from joy

I dont think there are any strictly negative emotions because as you can see in the movie they all help you and you need them all. And joy can be negative as seen in the first movie, being forced and covering up other emotions, or as joy does in the first movie with sadness, not allow them to be felt when they are the needed emotion at the time.

@@GLTCHDGD negative as this they’re all unpleasant to feel

@@ciff8f8dididifif25 which is silly because she’s only meant to represent happiness, not all things positive

anxiety pisses me off, both character and emotion lmao

bruuuhh i love anxiety 😭😭

I knew I heard about these characters before the second movie was announced I’m not surprised though, KZfaq shorts are FULL of misinformation

YES

@@irefusetochangemyname1275fr

I'm sorry but did you not read the title when it said Inside Out 2 scrapped characters

​@@soloopy4398the title is wrong

See, I feel like that just is sadness. Really, I think anxiety also is just fear. I feel like they should’ve fleshed out the characters they have rather than throw in a bunch of new ones, and maybe throw in one or two instead of like 4 Edit: I feel like I should clarify; I know fear and anxiety aren’t *exactly* the same, and neither is pessimism and sadness, but they do have overlaps. I have anxiety, I know being anxious isn’t as simple as being scared of everything. Like how you can be happily anxious for something, doesn’t mean you’re scared for something good. My concern is more so that they’re going to clutter the movie with the 4 or 5 new extra characters, especially since they’ve already established that emotions can be mixed.

His name is actually Gloom.

nah, thats just another version of sadness. You know what would have been more realistic though? *_EVIL!_* a scheming opportunist that wants to weasel its way in and out of things the easiest possible way!

@@Ssylphieanxiety and fear are two different things

​@@Ssylphieyou can be anxious in a happy, sad or angry way.

I like how they depict various emotions doing this like also Joy and Disgust when excited showing that this kind of action can have different contexts (anxious, excited, overwhelmed, etc)

we never forget Bing Bong.. 😔

That pink elephant in the beginning made me think of him 😢

😢

Same..

RIP bing bong 😭

Yes

Same with me, but instead of pessimism it would be schadenfreude for sure

Same

Same, but anxiety as well.

Covetousness is actually just the old envy, so we got one of them. (His design is also really close to ennui’s design, so- that too)

They said they weren't going to make a second! And here they are with it! Be grateful, I don't think they're gonna make a third anytime soon. Geesh

He actually kinda reminds me of Gerald Scarfe’s artwork.

I thought he was supposed to be envy

A runabout. I'LL STEAL IT!

@@FishbedMyBeloved NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW! (They did, however, know)

I HATE TOM, I HATE DICK, AND I HATE LARRY!!!

Sooooo you're saying they will definitely come back.

Yess

Yessss

*Schadenfreude

Really? What makes you say that?

I read somewhere that shame and guilt were supposed to be in this movie but got scrapped

Love and Hate for Inside Out 3!!!

​@@indeeditiscirro Joy is the only positive emotion, The others are negative

@@ennardthefuntimepuppet6456 There is no such a thing like ositive and negative emotions these are just emotions that help and protect us

You watched the fnaf movie too many times

How the hell did you know 💀

He always comes back

@@shyfoxfeatherhere6446remove back

Grimace 😔

; (I mean the character having the German name and stuff)

yeah

But it’s realistic is it not

exactly

​@@holupmoment5289 No. Schadenfreude and passion are very much realistic. Joy isn't the only possible good feeling

In my opinion, emotions are neither positive or negative, it's how we do with it. Joy can be toxic at times as seen in the first Inside Out movie and other emotions like "Fear" or "Disgust" described as our defense mechanism against threats and are not always negative.

That could've been why they didn't add Love

​@@evanizquierdo5002that's tru

That's for the 3rd movie when Riley is over 18 along with the Cringe emotion

If this movie wasn’t for kids they probably would’ve added it 💀

Watch Human Resources. You’re welcome

Bender would’ve liked that...

Bing bongs death freaking traumatized me as a kid

@@CannedCornChip Yea, it was pretty upsetting for me too, but I still can't get over the fact I had a teacher that forced the class to watch that movie and take notes about the emotions or mental health or whatever, and that was the only reason I ever saw it

@@Nova_theCat_ sounds like something my health teacher would do 😍

@@CannedCornChip yea, it was health class for me too, but it made it really difficult to appreciate the movie

The giant Clown Scarred me for some reason as a kid

I bet schadenfreude is my main emotion

He would be such a fun character. Though I could understand why he was scrapped...

@@CannedCornChip Lol why is that?

@@Doolhof. uhh

@@cadenadelreino1442 Ummm Schadenfreude is a German word.

Love is a good one but I think Hope and Joy are too similar. I also think Pride would be a good one. It's kinda like Joy but in a more confident way

They were

the first 2 were

Schedenfraude is kind of a positive emotion just not for anyone else😊

Yeah, we have one teaser trailer. The movie isn't even out yet and it's already being overanalysed for content. Like, I get that they need content, but we have 117 years of cinema already out there to overanalyse for views.

anger is always irritated though

@@elizabethrose644also disgust is a form of irritation

How is surprise an emotion

@@Supa--nova “How is Surprise an emotion.” You were surprised by my comment, and asked a question. Surprise isn’t just a rush you get, it’s the feeling of curiosity that you get as well.

@@T0B3573RSurprise is considered one of the six main emotions in psychology. I feel surprised they did not include surprise

@@tripletflamesrainbowstarpeople And they were missing a color that PERFECTLY MATCHES THAT FEELING. BRUH.

They make it like that cause they wanted to

@@blockman18welp seems like I was correct technically, Embarrassment is gladly not a elephant

Go tell Elmo

BED

I'm still waiting for trantiveness

@@trollerpilotxiv3079 Right!? Disney knows nothing of emotions 🙄...

Idk what either of those mean

What about Loric?

​@@evanizquierdo5002Its a reference to something ☺

Me too. I would've had loved to see scheidenfruede

I would love it if scheidenfruede was in inside out 2.

🤨

The Crabmeat (ガニガニ Ganigani?) is an enemy that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a mass-produced, crab-based Badnik created by Dr. Eggman. Crabmeats are slow-paced Badniks that are capable of shooting projectile balls or homing missiles from their pincers. Crabmeats, as their name implies, are inspired by real life crabs. The original Crabmeat models had red cephalothoraxes with gray underbellies and four gray and short crustacean-based legs with claw-like feet, which allowed them to scuttle around. They also had gray eyestalks protruding from an oblong hole in their cephalothoraxes with two cartoonish photo receptors located on top of each of them, and two short antennae above their eye stalks. They also had two cable-like gray arms with large and round pincers on the end of each arm. Hidden inside their pincers are also devices that let them fire either laser spheres or missiles (depending on their model). Starting with the Wisp incident, the Crabmeats were given sleeker designs with yellow underbellies. Sometimes, starting with the Lost Hex incident, they were instead given a cartoonish design similar to their original appearance, although they come in two variations: regular red types and sleeker orange types. Game appearances Sonic the Hedgehog (1991) In the 16-bit version of the original Sonic the Hedgehog, the Crabmeats[1] (ガニガニ[2] Ganigani?, lit. "Crabcrab") are found in Green Hill Zone and Spring Yard Zone. In gameplay, Crabmeats slowly move back and forth. When they spot the playable character though, they start charging up their attack. Once ready, they will stop up, extend their claws, and fire two balls of energy from inside their pincers to the sides, which cause damage upon touch. These projects will fly diagonally into the air when launched before dropping to the ground. However, while the Crabmeats charge up their attack, they are sitting ducks. The player can easily defeat these Badniks with a Spin Jump or Spin Attack as they ware vulnerable on all sides. Also, upon their defeat, they release an Animal and award 100 points to the player. In the 8-bit version, the Crabmeats appear as enemies in Green Hill Zone and Jungle Zone. In gameplay, they usually act like their 16-bit counterpart; they scuttle slowly sideways and will fire projectiles from their claws that will slowly drop to the ground. They are also easily destroyed with a Spin Attack or Spin Jump. However, Crabmeats, like other Badniks in the game, do not have Animals inside of them. Still, they reward the player with 100 points when destroyed. Sonic Blast In Sonic Blast, Crabmeats only appear as enemies in Blue Marine Zone, where they slowly scuttle back and forth, making no effort to attack the player. They also sport a different design in this game, which features a larger body, and smaller claws. Upon defeat in this game, they reward the player with 100 points, but do not drop an Animal.[3] Sonic the Hedgehog (2001 Sonic Cafe) In the 2001 Sonic Cafe version of Sonic the Hedgehog, the Crabmeats appear as the only enemies encountered in the game. Sonic Rivals In Sonic Rivals, the Crabmeat appears on a collectible card. Sonic the Hedgehog Level Creator In Sonic the Hedgehog Level Creator, the Crabmeats would appear as enemies that users could insert into their custom Zones. The appearance of the Crabmeats is identical to their original appearance from Sonic the Hedgehog. In gameplay, Crabmeats slowly move back and forth. When they spot the playable character though, they start charging up their attack. Once ready, they will stop up, extend their claws, and fire two balls of energy from inside their pincers to the sides, which cause damage upon touch. These projects will fly diagonally into the air when launched before dropping to the ground. However, while the Crabmeats charge up their attack, they are sitting ducks. The player can easily defeat these Badniks with a Spin Jump or Spin Attack as they ware vulnerable on all sides. Also, upon their defeat, they release a Ricky and award 100 points to the player.

Imagine smashing emotions💀

@gamesarefun9380 oh i'm imagining alright

Exactly it would make so much more sense. And Anxiety is too similar to Fear

That’s disgust and anger

Imaginary Friend

I'M TIRED OF SEEING IT

​@@YourUltimateStarGazer you're literally watching it right now, dumbo. So obviously, you do wanna see it💀

THEN STOP COMMENTING ON IT, YOU STUPID BITCH?!?! YOU CAN'T TELL HIM TO STOP POSTING IT, WHEN IT'S YOU WHO REFUSES TO STOP WATCHING VIDEOS ABOUT IT💀

ME TWO

I’M GONNA FREAK OUT IF I SEE A OTHER POST RELATED TO INSIDE OUT 2