Pixar artist Crystal Kong revealed on her Instagram page three emotions that weren’t shown in the Inside Out sequel.
In Inside Out 2, Riley becomes a teenager and deals with new emotions: fear, boredom, shame, and envy, but three emotions that were in development are ultimately excluded.
Guilt, doubt and dread
Pixar character designer Crystal Kong shared several posts on her Instagram page with these deleted emotions, including guilt, doubt, and dread.
In the drawing, guilt carries a heavy emotional backpack, placing the weight of the world on its shoulders.
“cute fat kid”
Doubt is drawn in different ways: with huge, hidden glasses or even with several pairs of eyes. The most gentle emotion of all is awe.
Inside Out 2 revolves around the well-known emotions of joy, sadness, fear and disgust who have to deal with the sudden dismantling of their workplace to make room for something completely unexpected: new emotions.
It can be experienced in cinemas starting in July.
The animated film can be seen in Dutch cinemas from July 17.

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