History WesternAnimation / InsideOut2

* AesopAmnesia: Joy has a moment of this in the second trailer, as she pushes Anxiety aside while Riley is chatting with a new classmate, resulting in Riley making a fool of herself; apparently she's already forgotten that overriding other emotions does more harm than good. To her credit, she remembers the lesson again when she protests Anxiety's plan of suppressing the original five emotions.

* AesopAmnesia: Joy has a moment of this in the second trailer, as she pushes Anxiety aside while Riley is chatting with a new classmate, resulting in Riley making a fool of herself; apparently she's already forgotten that overriding other emotions does more harm than good. To her credit, she remembers the lesson again when she protests 's plan of suppressing the original five emotions.

* AesopAmnesia: Joy has a moment of this in the second trailer, as she pushes Anxiety aside while Riley is chatting with a new classmate, resulting in Riley making a fool of herself; apparently she's already forgotten that overriding other emotions does more harm than good.

* TemptingFate: As the new emotions take over Riley's mind in the trailer, Joy says that the original five can't just be bottled up. Cut to the next scene where they're shoved in a jar in a dark room.

** In the main trailer, when the original five emotions are grabbed by embarrassment on Anxiety’s orders, Joy tells her that she can’t just bottle them up. Cut to the original five in a giant bottle.
---> '''Fear:''' We are ''suppressed emotions!''

* WellIntentionedExtremist: According to the trailer, Anxiety and the other new emotions are this, wanting to change Riley for her teenage years, but literally bottling the original five in the process. This is [[{{Irony}} precisely what Joy did to Sadness in the first film]], which she eventually learned from, except it's the new four bottling up the original five emotions; despite this, [[{{Hypocrite}} Joy protest against this herself]].[[note]]In her defense, she's learned her lesson by this point[[/note]].

---> '''Fear''': We are ''suppressed emotions!''
** At the end of the trailer, the emotions discover the “sar-chasm”, a giant chasm that makes its echoes come across sarcastic.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: According to the trailer, Anxiety and the other new emotions are this, wanting to change Riley for her teenage years, but literally bottling the original five in the process. This is [[{{Irony}} precisely what Joy did to Sadness in the first film]], which she eventually learned from, except it's the new four bottling up the original five emotions; despite this, [[{{Hypocrite}} Joy protest against this herself]][[note]]In her defense, she's learned her lesson by this point[[/note]].

-->'''Joy:''' ''*uneasily*'' A new emotion! Wow...\\
'''Anxiety:''' Oh, I'm sorry! We wanted to make such a good first impression--\\

'''Fear, Sadness, Anger, Joy, and Disgust:''' ''*shocked*'' '''''AH!!!'''''

Picking up two years after the previous film, the film follows Riley's emotions - Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, and Anger - as they continue to help guide their girl through life. Things take a turn, however, when Riley hits puberty, forcing the quintet to share the stage with some new emotions, including Envy, Ennui, Anxiety, and Embarrassment. With Riley entering high school and social pressures mounting, the new emotions take control of the command center and the original five must go on a whole new adventure to set things right. The film will premiere on June 14, 2024.

* WellIntentionedExtremist: According to the trailer, Anxiety and the other new emotions are this, wanting to change Riley for her teenage years, but literally bottling the original five in the process. This is [[{{Irony}} precisely what Joy did to Sadness in the first film]], which she eventually learned from, except it's the new four bottling up the original five emotions; despite this, [[{{Hypocrite}} Joy protest against this herself]].

* WellIntentionedExtremist: According to the trailer, Anxiety and the other new emotions are this, wanting to change Riley for her teenage years, but literally bottling the original five in the process.

* TemptingFate: As the new emotions take over Riley's mind, Joy says that the original five can't just be bottled up. Cut to the next scene where they're shoved in a jar in a dark room.

* ColorCodedEmotions: In keeping with the trend established by the previous film of each emotion having a dominant color.

--> '''Fear''': We are ''suppressed emotions!''

''Inside Out 2'' is the twenty-eighth animated feature film produced by Creator/{{Pixar}} and the sequel to their 2015 film ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut''. It is directed by Kelsey Mann and stars the voices of Creator/AmyPoehler, Creator/PhyllisSmith, Creator/LewisBlack, Creator/TonyHale[[note]]Replacing Creator/BillHader[[/note]], Creator/LizaLapira[[note]]Replacing Creator/MindyKaling[[/note]], Creator/DianeLane, Creator/KyleMacLachlan, Creator/MayaHawke, Creator/AyoEdebiri, Creator/AdeleExarchopoulos, Creator/PaulWalterHauser, and Creator/JuneSquibb.

* RedAlert: When Riley's puberty alarm goes off in the trailer, it gives off a red siren light and a loud buzzer sound. Moments later, a demolition team arrives at headquarters.
* RepurposedPopSong: Music/OzzyOsbourne's "Crazy Train" blares throughout the trailer as the maintenance team arrives to upgrade Riley's console for puberty.

** When Anxiety is first seen in the trailer, her arms are full of baggage. ''Emotional baggage'', if you will.

* WhamLine: From the end of the trailer:

Picking up two years after the previous film, the film follows Riley's emotions - Joy, Sadness, Fear, Disgust, and Anger - as they continue to help guide their girl through life. Things take a turn, however, when Riley hits puberty, forcing the quintet to share the stage with some new emotions, including Envy, Ennui, Anxiety, and Embarrassment. With Riley entering high school, and social pressures mounting, the new emotions take control of the command center and the original five must go on a whole new adventure to set things right. The film will premiere on June 14, 2024.

* SarcasmMode: Any statement yelled over the [[{{Pun}} Sar-Chasam]] introduced in the trailer will be transformed into a sarcastic one.

''Inside Out 2'' is the twenty-eighth animated feature film produced by Creator/{{Pixar}} and the sequel to their 2015 film ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut''. It is directed by Kelsey Mann and stars the voices of Creator/AmyPoehler, Creator/PhyllisSmith, Creator/LewisBlack, Creator/TonyHale[[note]]Replacing Creator/BillHader[[/note]], Creator/LizaLapira[[note]]Replacing Creator/MindyKaling[[/note]], Creator/DianeLane, Creator/KyleMacLachlan, Creator/MayaHawke, Creator/AyoEdebiri, Creator/AdeleExarchopoulos, and Creator/PaulWalterHauser.

* SarcasmMode: Anything yelled over the [[{{Pun}} Sar-Chasam]] translates any statement into a sarcastic one.
* VertigoEffect:

''Inside Out 2'' is the twenty-eighth animated feature film produced by Creator/{{Pixar}} and the sequel to their 2015 film ''WesternAnimation/InsideOut''. It is directed by Kelsey Mann and stars the voices of Creator/AmyPoehler, Creator/PhyllisSmith, Creator/LewisBlack, Creator/TonyHale[[note]]Replacing Creator/BillHader[[/note]], Creator/LizaLapira[[note]]Replacing Creator/MindyKaling[[/note]], and Creator/MayaHawke.

* VisualPun: When Anxiety is first seen in the trailer, her arms are full of baggage. ''Emotional baggage'', if you will.