The next movie promises a lot of new things as Riley grows up and more emotions are joining the team.

And in this video, we're going to talk about the things that might happen in the next movie of Inside Out 2.

If you're ready, let's go.

Before we begin the new theories, we can now finally know how these new emotions will look like.

Before some movies in the cinema, silhouettes of the emotions were shown to Spectators.

Thanks to the trailer Pixar is published, we already got to see anxiety.

For other emotions, it was the first time we officially had some clue about how they would look like.

And apparently, some merchandise on the internet finally revealed the design of these characters.

The only negative is that it's in 2D.

The first emotion we can fully see is Envy.

Personally, I liked her design a lot.

She looks so cute.

She has short blue hair with two pink clips. Her eyes are green and her skin is also blue.

She has a pink dress with yellow dots and purple socks.

The next one is Embarrassment.

Well, he looks very big.

His skin is pink and he has a huge red button nose.

He's seen to wear a pink sweatshirt, purple pants and red shoes.

As it's clearly seen and known from his name, he looks very embarrassed.

And the last one is Ennui. Ennui looks very sleepy and bored.

He has long blue hair, a thin body, an outfit that looks like a pajama and long feet.

Actually, there's nothing special about him.

He's basically a creature that represents boredom.

Ok, guys. After seeing the design of the new emotions, now we can dive into the theories about what could happen in the next movie.

Riley's first boyfriend.

In the next movie, her journey takes a new turn as she experiences puberty, which contains more emotions.

As she navigates this new chapter in her life, her emotions play an important role in her mood, from excitement and happiness to uncertainty and even anxiety.

Joy, ever the optimist, is thrilled at the prospect of Riley finding love.

She sees it as a wonderful new adventure full of happiness and joy.

Sadness, on the other hand, worries about the potential for heartbreak and disappointment.

She feels a pang of sadness at the thought of Riley experiencing pain.

Fear is concerned about the unknowns that come with relationships.

He worries about Riley getting hurt or making mistakes.

Disgust, always focused on protecting Riley from harm, is skeptical of the new boyfriend and is quick to judge his intentions and character.

As Riley's relationship progresses, her emotions might become more complex.

She can experience moments of pure bliss and excitement when spending time with her boyfriend.

But also moments of insecurity and self-doubt.

Ennui, Anxiety, Embarrassment and Envy make their presence known, adding more fun to the show and complexity to Riley's emotional development.

When the time comes for Riley's boyfriend to meet her family, a mix of emotions swirl within her.

Joy is eager for her family to see how happy she is with her new love interest.

Sadness worries about potential conflicts or awkwardness during the meeting.

Fear frets over the possibility of judgment or disapproval from her parents.

And Disgust is concerned about how her family will perceive her boyfriend; while Anger is ready to defend Riley and her choices if necessary.

And we'll see how other emotions will react to Riley's new relationship.

Riley's first acne.

Riley's first acne experience would likely be a horrific event in her life as it involves both physical changes and potential social implications which could trigger a range of emotions within her mind.

In that period, she might even lose her self-confidence as she is new to the city of San Francisco.

As the emotion responsible for protecting Riley from physical and social harm, Disgust would likely take the lead in reacting to the appearance of acne.

Disgust may initially react strongly, urging Riley to take immediate action to address the issue and avoid any potential negative perceptions from others.

Given the social nature of acne and its potential to cause embarrassment, this newly introduced emotion will likely be highly activated during this event.

Embarrassment may intensify Riley's feelings of self-consciousness and lead her to try to hide or downplay the presence of acne, further complicating her emotional response.

While not directly tied to the physical experience of acne, Envy may influence Riley's reaction.

She may cause Riley to compare herself unfavorably to others who appear to have clean skin.

Harder lectures.

As Riley grows older, her academic challenges naturally become more demanding, leading to harder lectures and potentially stressful exams.

These experiences can trigger a range of emotions which is, in short, called academic pressure.

As Riley progresses through school, she encounters increasingly difficult lectures and coursework, particularly in subjects that she finds challenging or less naturally inclined towards.

Fear would likely take a dominant role in Riley's reaction to harder lectures as the emotion responsible for keeping her safe and alert to potential threats or challenges.

Fear may team up with Anxiety, which would make the scenario even worse.

Sadness may also emerge as Riley struggles to grasp difficult concepts or falls behind in her studies.

Feelings of frustration or appointment may arise, especially if Riley perceives herself as failing to meet expectations from her family.

And Ennui often associated with feelings of boredom, listlessness and lack of interest can indeed contribute to difficulties in keeping up with studies and potentially lead to failure on exams.

He may even be the reason at the beginning why she failed the exams and couldn't keep up with the studies.

New emotions meeting with the old ones.

When new emotions meet with current ones in Riley's mind, there would likely be a mix of curiosity and potential conflict as the current emotions are out of the blue about the appearance of new emotions.

Fear as the established guardian of Riley's safety may feel threatened or defensive upon encountering the new emotions for the first time.

Fear may view them as encroaching on its territory and may attempt to assert dominance.

However, over time, fear may come to recognize their roles, especially Anxiety in keeping Riley prepared for potential threats, leading to a more co operative relationship.

However, from my personal opinion, these two are going to be a very catastrophic duo.

Disgust with her focus on social acceptance and avoidance of embarrassment may initially clash with Embarrassment, who embodies feelings of shame and self-consciousness.

Disgust may try to distance herself from Embarrassment or downplay the significance of his existence.

It would be real fun if we could see all these happening in the next movie.

So fingers crossed for our theories to come true.

OK, guys, the video was up to here.

What are your thoughts and expectations for the next movie?

Let me know in the comments.

See you at the next video.

Bye.

A new emotion.

Wow.

I'm sorry.

We wanted to make such a good first impression.

What do you mean we?