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Nostalgia from Inside Out 2
In Inside Out 2, Nostalgia (voiced by June Squibb) is one of the new emotions of Riley Andersen. Nostalgia is the oldest emotion, but one Riley won’t need for 10 more years. She’s depicted as an elderly lady with white hair, pink reading glasses, and muted clothes of beiges and browns.
Ennui from Inside Out 2
Ennui (voiced by Adèle Exarchopoulos) encapulates the boredom of Riley Andersen as she transitions into her teenage years in Inside Out 2.  Ennui enjoys spending time on her phone and lounging on the couch. She is not a fan of Joy‘s use of nicknames or Envy‘s enthusiasm. To build your costume as Ennui, you’ll want to start with a comfy dark blue sweatsuit and grey socks. You can paint your face with blue-grey paint. Rather than paint your hands, you can choose a light grey pair of gloves. Complete your look using a long, dark blue wig with bangs.
Embarrassment from Inside Out 2
Embarrassment (voiced by Paul Walter Hauser) is a character in Inside Out 2. Embarrassment joins Ennui, Envy, and Anxiety as the newest additions to Riley Andersen tumultuous cast of emotions. His personality aligns well with his name, and he is shown to be awkward and shy. Embarrassment has pale pink skin and brighter pink hair. He wears a light purple hoodie pulled up over his head and covering his mouth, as well as purple pants and red shoes.
Envy from Inside Out 2
Envy (voiced by Ayo Edebiri) is a new emotion in the Pixar animated film Inside Out 2. As Riley Andersen gets older, new emotions appear inside her mind. Among these is Envy, a small, teal emotion constantly enamored of others. Envy has light teal skin and darker hair held back with purple clips. She wears a light purple polka dot dress with a magenta collar over a pair of dark purple leggings and deep teal boots. Once you assemble your costume, complete your look by wearing teal gloves and painting your face with teal body paint.
Anxiety from Inside Out 2
Anxiety (voiced by Maya Hawke) is a character from the Pixar film Inside Out 2. As one of Riley Andersen‘s newest emotions, Anxiety joins the likes of Joy, Anger, and Disgust as Riley transitions into adolescence. Anxiety’s personality suits the emotion she represents and she strives to control her environment (and Riley) in order to keep her anxious feelings at bay. Anxiety’s color palette is orange and brown. She has orange skin and hair, wears an orange and white striped turtleneck, brown slacks, and brown boots. You can choose to paint your face orange if you want to truly embody the emotion’s look.
Riley Andersen from Inside Out
Riley Andersen (voiced by Kaitlyn Dias) is a main character in the Disney/Pixar film Inside Out. Much of the action of the film takes place inside of Riley’s brain as Joy, Anger, Fear, Sadness, and Disgust work together to help her adjust to her life in a new home. Riley’s costuming often reflects her moods, but her yellow jacket and blue backpack are two of her most well recognized accessories. Riley is also a fan of ice hockey, and eventually becomes a member of the Fog Horns, a youth team in San Francisco.
Bing Bong
“Who’s your friend that likes to play?” In the Pixar movie Inside Out, Bing Bong (voiced by Richard Kind) is Riley’s imaginary friend who resembles a pink, fuzzy elephant. Riley created him when she was three years old to cope with her childhood. Cheerful yet naive, he cries candy and squeals like a dolphin. Bing Bong makes the ultimate sacrifice after helping Joy blast out of the Memory Dump, causing him to permanently fade from Riley’s memories.
Sadness
In Inside Out, Sadness’ (voiced by Phyllis Smith) blue appearance reflects how she feels inside, especially when Joy, Anger, Disgust, and Fear ostracize her for turning Riley’s happy memories into sad ones. Eventually they all learn how important Sadness is to Riley’s emotional well-being and accept her for who she is.
Fear
In Inside Out, Fear (voiced by Bill Hader) is one of Riley’s emotions whose basic instinct is to avoid anything that might be potentially fatal or dangerous. His straight-laced appearance and outfit reflects his uptight, nervous personality.
