As Riley navigates her emotional ups and downs, five inner voices - Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust, and Sadness - lead her through the twists and turns of growing up. When her family moves to San Francisco, these emotions clash in a battle to shape Riley's experiences, forcing Joy to confront the dark side of change and the importance of embracing all emotions.
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What are the names of the five emotions in Riley's mind?
A girl named Riley is born in Minnesota, and within her mind, five personifications of her core emotions come to life: Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Fear, and Anger. These emotions reside in Headquarters, Riley’s conscious mind, where they influence her actions and memories through a control console. New memories are stored as colorful orbs, which are organized and sent into storage at the end of every day. The most significant or “core” memories are kept in a hub within Headquarters, powering five “islands” that each represent a different facet of Riley’s personality. While Joy strives to maintain Riley’s happiness, she struggles to comprehend Sadness’s role beyond merely causing tears.
When Riley turns eleven, her family relocates to San Francisco due to her father’s new job. Unfortunately, their new home is bare and their belongings are still lost en route in Texas. As Joy grows increasingly alarmed when Sadness begins to touch happy memories—turning them into sad ones—she tries to isolate Sadness. Nonetheless, on Riley’s first day at her new school, an accidental interaction between them leads to a sad core memory being formed, prompting Joy to rush into damage control. In her chaotic attempt to fix things, Joy inadvertently knocks loose other core memories, resulting in the shutdown of the personality islands and creating instability. Attempting to rectify her mistakes, Joy and Sadness, along with the core memories, are ejected from Headquarters through a memory tube into the vast storage area filled with Riley’s long-term memories.
While Joy and Sadness navigate the maze of memories, Anger, Disgust, and Fear try to maintain Riley’s emotional balance in Joy’s absence. Unfortunately, they mismanage her feelings, leading to a growing distance from her parents, friends, and favorite activities, causing her personality islands to deteriorate and fall into the Memory Dump—an abyss where fading memories are forgotten. In a moment of desperation, Anger suggests running away to Minnesota, believing that new happy core memories can be created there. Meanwhile, Joy and Sadness encounter Bing Bong, Riley’s long-lost imaginary friend, who is eager to reconnect with her. With Bing Bong’s help, they aim to reach Headquarters by riding the train of thought. After exploring various areas of Riley’s mind, they eventually succeed in catching the train, but it derails when another personality island collapses.
As Riley readies herself for a bus to Minnesota, Joy attempts to use a “recall tube” to get back to Headquarters; however, the last island falls, breaking the tube and sending Joy into the depths of the Memory Dump alongside Bing Bong. While searching through old memories, Joy stumbles upon a poignant recollection—a sad moment that transforms into a happy one when Riley’s family comforts her after a hockey game loss. This revelation leads Joy to grasp the significance of Sadness: alerting others when Riley requires support or reassurance.
Determined to escape the Memory Dump, Joy and Bing Bong leverage Bing Bong’s old wagon rocket, but as their efforts repeatedly fail, Bing Bong realizes he must sacrifice himself for Joy to break free. With a heavy heart, he jumps out, fading away to let Joy escape. Joy then uses various tools from Imagination Land to propel herself and Sadness back to Headquarters. Upon their return, they find that Anger’s idea has malfunctioned the control console, leaving Riley feeling desolate and indifferent. Inspired by Joy, Sadness takes the reins and successfully removes the harmful idea, restoring the console’s function and prompting Riley to return home.
As Sadness reinstalls the core memories, Riley arrives back home and emotionally confesses her longing for her old life, admitting to her parents that maintaining a façade of happiness is unbearable. In a tender moment, her parents comfort and support her, leading Joy and Sadness to collaborate and forge a new, blended core memory that establishes a fresh personality island. A year later, Riley has acclimatized to her new environment, and her emotions now collaborate harmoniously, enabling her to navigate a richer, more emotionally nuanced life, characterized by an upgraded control console and diverse personality islands shaped by new core memories that encompass a blend of sentiments. The film concludes by showcasing various individuals experiencing their emotions.
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