What Inside Out 2 Character Are You?

Curious to know which of these emotions would be leading the charge in your own mind? Take our quiz to find out! Whether you’re overflowing with Joy, embracing your inner Sadness, or maybe even vibing with a little bit of Anger, this quiz will reveal which “Inside Out 2” character best matches your personality.

Ready to explore your emotional HQ? Let’s see which emotion is running the show for you!

Are you a bundle of Joy or a little more Disgust? Find out now!

Joy, Sadness, or Anger? Discover who's in charge of your emotional HQ!

Dive into the whimsical world of "Inside Out 2" with our engaging quiz!

Answer 22 fun and thought-provoking questions to uncover which character reflects your personality!

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You're at a party, and the host just served your least favorite food. What do you do?

A) Smile and eat it anyway, not wanting to hurt anyone’s feelings.

B) Politely refuse and find something else to eat.

C) Get visibly annoyed and demand something better.

D) Panic about having to eat it and look for an escape.

How do you usually feel about new experiences?

A) Excited and ready to dive in!

B) A bit cautious but willing to give it a try.

C) Frustrated if things aren’t familiar.

D) Nervous and imagining all the things that could go wrong.

Your best friend is feeling down. How do you cheer them up?

A) Crack a joke and do something fun together.

B) Sit with them and listen, offering support.

C) Tell them to toughen up and move on.

D) Try to find a solution to whatever’s bothering them.

You see a big presentation coming up. How do you prepare?

A) Practice until I’m confident everything will be perfect.

B) Think about it but remind myself it’s okay to be nervous.

C) Stress out about it and hope I don’t explode.

D) Avoid thinking about it until the last minute, then wing it.

Your friend suggests a crazy, spontaneous trip. How do you react?

A) I’m all in! Adventure awaits!

B) I’d prefer to plan it out more carefully first.

C) Sounds like a terrible idea. Why would we even do that?

D) I’ll go, but I’m bringing a first-aid kit… just in case.

When faced with a challenge, your first thought is…

A) "I’ve got this!"

B) "Let’s think about how to solve this."

C) "This is ridiculous. Why does everything have to be so hard?"

D) "Oh no, what if I mess up?"

Your favorite way to relax after a long day is to…

A) Spend time with friends, laughing and having fun.

B) Read a book or watch something calming.

C) Vent about everything that went wrong.

D) Double-check that everything is in order for tomorrow.

How do you handle criticism?

A) I shrug it off and move on.

B) I think about it deeply and reflect on how to improve.

C) I get really upset and feel misunderstood.

D) I feel anxious and overthink everything they said.

You find yourself in an awkward social situation. What’s your approach?

A) Break the ice with a funny comment.

B) Quietly observe and wait for it to pass.

C) Complain about how weird everything is.

D) Feel panicked and hope to disappear.

You’re stuck in traffic. How do you pass the time?

A) Blast some upbeat music and sing along.

B) Use the time to think or daydream.

C) Get irritated and shout at other drivers.

D) Worry about being late and what could go wrong.

When you wake up in the morning, the first thing you think is…

A) "It’s going to be a great day!"

B) "I wonder what today will bring."

C) "Ugh, why do I have to get up?"

D) "What if something goes wrong today?"

If life were a movie, which genre would yours be?

A) Comedy – fun and full of joy!

B) Drama – emotional and deep.

C) Action – lots of intense moments.

D) Thriller – everything’s a bit tense and unpredictable.

You’re at a crossroads and need to make a decision. How do you choose?

A) Go with my gut – I know what feels right.

B) Analyze the pros and cons carefully.

C) Get frustrated that I even have to make a choice.

D) Panic about making the wrong choice and freeze.

A close friend asks for your advice. How do you respond?

A) Offer them some lighthearted encouragement.

B) Listen closely and give thoughtful advice.

C) Be direct and tell them exactly what they need to hear.

D) Worry that my advice might not be helpful enough.

You’re faced with a difficult task at work. What’s your strategy?

A) Tackle it with a positive attitude and enthusiasm.

B) Plan it out step by step to avoid mistakes.

C) Complain but get it done anyway.

D) Stress about all the possible outcomes but do my best.

When you watch a sad movie, how do you react?

A) I try to focus on the uplifting moments.

B) I feel deeply moved and might even cry.

C) I get annoyed that the movie is trying too hard.

D) I feel anxious about how it might affect me emotionally.

You just won an award for something unexpected! What’s your first thought?

A) "Wow, this is amazing!"

B) "I didn’t expect this, but I’m honored."

C) "Finally, I deserve this!"

D) "Are you sure this is for me? What if they made a mistake?"

How do you usually handle stress?

A) I try to stay upbeat and distract myself with fun activities.

B) I reflect on what’s causing the stress and find a way to cope.

C) I let out my frustrations and keep pushing forward.

D) I get overwhelmed and worry about the worst-case scenario.

What’s your favorite part about spending time with friends?

A) The fun and laughter we share.

B) The deep conversations and emotional support.

C) Having people to vent to when things go wrong.

D) Feeling reassured that I’m not alone.

If you could choose one superpower, what would it be?

A) The ability to make everyone around me happy.

B) The power to heal emotional wounds.

C) Super strength to take on anything.

D) The ability to predict the future so I could avoid problems.

How do you feel about change?

A) Change is exciting and full of possibilities!

B) Change can be hard, but I try to go with the flow.

C) I hate it. Change always messes things up.

D) Change makes me anxious. I like things to stay predictable.

What kind of leader are you?

A) I lead with positivity and keep everyone motivated.

B) I lead by example and offer support.

C) I lead by making sure things go the way I want them to.

D) I’m not sure I’d be a good leader – too much pressure!

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Joy

“Think positive!”

“C’mon! Let’s go! It’s going to be a great day!”

“I’m not going to let anything mess up Riley’s day!”

Joy is the embodiment of happiness and optimism, and she’s the leader of Riley’s emotions, always striving to keep things positive no matter the situation. From the moment Riley was born, Joy was the first emotion to appear, and she’s been at the helm ever since. Her mission is to make sure that Riley stays happy and looks on the bright side of life.

But as Riley grows older, Joy learns that there’s more to life than just happiness – other emotions like Sadness have their role to play too.

Superpower: Joy has the ability to bring light and brightness wherever she goes, lifting everyone’s spirits and inspiring positivity in even the darkest moments.

MBTI Profile: ENFP – The Campaigner. Joy is highly energetic and enthusiastic, always looking for possibilities and excited to explore the world with childlike wonder. Her extroverted nature means she thrives on interacting with others and inspiring them to follow their dreams.

Sadness

“Crying helps me slow down and obsess over the weight of life’s problems.”

“I’m too sad to walk. Just give me a few… hours.”

“Sorry… I only wanted to help.”

Sadness may not seem like the most exciting emotion, but she plays a crucial role in Riley’s emotional balance. From the beginning, Sadness is often seen as the “problem” emotion, with Joy trying to keep her from taking over.

But as Riley’s life becomes more complicated, Sadness shows her true value by helping Riley process difficult moments and connect with others on a deeper level.

Superpower: Sadness has the ability to slow things down, forcing everyone to take a moment and reflect. Her presence helps others connect on a deeper emotional level, encouraging healing and understanding.

MBTI Profile: INFP – The Mediator. Sadness is deeply introspective and highly empathetic, always seeking to understand others and provide emotional support. She values authenticity and emotional connection, even if it means feeling uncomfortable emotions.

Anger

“Oh, I’ll show you attitude, old man!”

“This is ridiculous! We should be up there with Riley!”

“I say we lock ourselves in our room and use that one swear word we know.”

Anger is the fiery emotion who is quick to protect Riley from unfairness or frustration. He’s always ready to spring into action whenever he feels Riley is being wronged or treated unfairly.

While his temper can get the best of him, his passion for justice and fairness is undeniable. Anger may be hot-headed, but sometimes his intensity is just what’s needed to get through tough situations.

Superpower: Anger can erupt into flames when he’s especially upset, giving him a burst of energy and power that can knock down obstacles (or create a lot of destruction). His fiery nature drives action in the face of injustice.

MBTI Profile: ESTJ – The Executive. Anger is assertive, results-driven, and quick to take charge. He values order and fairness above all and isn’t afraid to confront obstacles head-on. His intensity can be overwhelming, but it’s all fueled by a deep desire for justice.

Disgust

“I just saved our lives. Yeah, you’re welcome.”

“Ugh, broccoli? Really?”

“That is not brightly colored or shaped like a dinosaur. Hold on, guys, I need to get out my list of people I trust.”

Disgust is the emotion responsible for keeping Riley from things that could harm her – physically or socially. She’s sassy, opinionated, and always has something to say about the situation at hand.

Whether it’s avoiding broccoli or embarrassing situations, Disgust is the first to step in and steer Riley away from anything “gross.” Her strong sense of what’s acceptable makes her a master of Riley’s social interactions.

Superpower: Disgust has the ability to instantly recognize and avoid anything undesirable, from food to people to situations. Her sharp instincts make her a great guardian for Riley’s well-being.

MBTI Profile: ESTP – The Entrepreneur. Disgust is quick-witted, adaptable, and highly perceptive. She doesn’t waste time sugar-coating things and is always ready to make fast decisions in Riley’s best interest. Her sharp tongue and quick judgments keep Riley from falling into social traps.

Fear

“We did not die today! I call that an unqualified success.”

“What’s the point? It’s just going to be terrible!”

“Ahh! I’m ready to panic now!”

Fear is constantly on high alert, ready to protect Riley from any danger, whether real or imagined. He’s always calculating risks and making sure Riley avoids anything potentially harmful. While he may be a bit overcautious at times, Fear plays an important role in keeping Riley safe from harm.

His anxiety can sometimes get the better of him, but his intentions are always in Riley’s best interest.

Superpower: Fear has an incredible ability to detect even the smallest risks, using his heightened senses to keep Riley out of danger. His quick thinking and attention to detail are vital for keeping things under control.

MBTI Profile: ISTJ – The Logistician. Fear is practical, organized, and highly focused on preventing problems before they arise. He’s reliable and cautious, always planning ahead to avoid disasters. Though he can be rigid, his attention to detail keeps things running smoothly.

Take the quiz and meet the emotion pulling your strings in ‘Inside Out 2’!

Ready to take the plunge into Riley’s mind and discover which emotion drives your world? Whether you’re fueled by joy, calmed by sadness, or stirred up by a bit of anger, this quiz has the answers you’ve been searching for.

It’s time to see which character from “Inside Out 2” mirrors your own unique blend of emotions and personality traits. So, are you prepared to meet the emotion running your show?