History YMMV / Intercom

** There's also the argument that cheating on a test ''in general'' can be seen as InformedWrongness, provided the grading isn't done on a curve, as when you really think about it, nobody is really hurt by it. The cheater is getting a better grade that he/she doesn't technically deserve, but that alone doesn't hurt anyone, nor does it result in anyone else getting a ''lower'' grade than they deserve.

* BetterThanCanon: Bordering on EvenBetterSequel, which is impressive for being fan-made, it builds on the premise of the movie, continues to explore different directions to take the many characters, introduces new characters that aren't carbon copies of previous characters, shows the consequences of the previous film, and the new premise isn't just a rehash of the original. Sounds like all the basic building blocks to a sequel just as good if not better than the original.

** Joy as well. It pains her deeply to see Riley like this, but after her adventure with Sadness, she knows that all she can do is just stand back and watch. She has also shown to feel understandably bad about how she treated Sadness before in the past and is still stricken with grief over Bing Bong's sacrifice. She gets more HiddenDepths in Chapter 17, where we're introduced to her HappyPlace and her TragicDream of [[MissingMom wanting to]] [[DisappearedDad have parents]] and [[PinocchioSyndrome live like Riley does]], giving her moment of talking to herself in the film a [[WellDoneSonGuy "Well Done, Daughter" Girl]] vibe.

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: It's not a universal opinion, but the story began heading towards this direction starting with chapter 20, when things go FromBadToWorse big time and there just doesn't seem like there's much hope for either Riley or her emotions. Not helping whatsoever is the fact that the story hasn't updated in over two years now, and the latest chapter ended with a fairly massive cliffhanger that [[spoiler:implies Riley may consider taking her own life to somehow remain in the mind world]].

* EvenBetterSequel: Even though the story is fanmade, it builds on the premise of the movie, continues to explore different directions to take the many characters, introduces new characters that aren't carbon copies of previous characters, shows the consequences of the previous film, and the new premise isn't just a rehash of the original. Sounds like all the basic building blocks to a sequel just as good if not better than the original.

** Riley's parents seem to be heading in this direction as well. When trouble starts brewing up for Riley, they become increasingly concerned for her but (for rather obvious reasons) she won't tell ether of them what's going on. When Riley [[spoiler:finally admits to them that she ''has'' been hearing voices]], this serves as bit of a drama bomb on them and even resort to searching through Riley's room for any clues related to her issues after she angrily flips at them when she thinks that they're going to send her off to a mental ward.