Charles F. Muntz
Charles F. Muntz is the main antagonist of Disney/Pixar’s 2009 animated feature film, Up.

Riley – Anger. Gloom is the possible main antagonist of the 2015 Disney/Pixar film Inside Out. He is a mental disorder of black color, created accidentally by Riley Andersen’s emotions.

Joy is the villain of Inside Out! She controls the other emotions: Joy is the one who takes control over everything and everyone. None of the emotions knows how to control or how to make Riley work.

The actor who voiced Bing Bong voiced a villain in an early Disney-Pixar movie. Despite voicing one of the nicest characters in the movie, actor Richard Kind actually got his Disney-Pixar start as a villain! The talented actor has also voiced characters in Toy Story 3 and Cars.

As her emotions struggle inside her mind, Riley becomes apathetic and fully depressed. When Joy and Sadness finally make it back to Headquarters, Riley finally realizes what she is doing is wrong and decides to run back home.

The theory goes like this: young Riley is controlled by five emotions – Joy, Fear, Sadness, Anger and Disgust – some male, some female. But her parents are different. The perceived genders of 11-year-old Riley’s emotions have nothing to do with her sexuality, or anything else.

11-year-old
Though Amy Poehler was the last voice cast, her performance as Joy is the first thing you remember about Disney-Pixar’s summer release “Inside Out.” Ebullient, energetic and, well, joyful to an almost annoying degree, Joy is the glowing center of the high-concept movie, which takes place primarily in the mind of an 11- …

15 Saddest Disney Deaths, Ranked

1. 1 Ellie. So many times, audiences see a character die fighting a terrible foe, or risking their lives for someone else.
2. 2 Mufasa.
3. 3 Bambi’s Mom.
4. 4 Bing Bong.
5. 5 Ray.
6. 6 Tadashi.
7. 7 Kerchak.
8. 8 Coral.

Bing Bong
Chances are when you first saw Bing Bong, the sweet, fluffy pink creature from young Riley’s imagination who, by his own admission, is comprised of cat, elephant, and dolphin (with a body made of sticky-sweet cotton candy), in Disney Pixar’s “Inside Out” this summer, it was somewhat of a surprise.

It’s rated PG for a reason, so here’s what you need to know before taking young children to see Inside Out. While there’s nothing super inappropriate for young children, the movie deals with complicated feelings, abstract thoughts and even the subconscious, and might be scary or, more likely, confusing for tots.

Inside Out 2: Release Date Pixar Studios is entirely invested in a couple of original projects at present with their releases in 2022. Having said that, it is nearly impossible to expect the Inside Out 2 release by the next year. Keeping our fingers crossed, we look forward to its release sometime after 2022.

Up 2 is a 2034 American 3D computer-animated comedy-drama adventure film produced by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt Disney Pictures. The film was released on June 16, 2034, and was a box-office success, grossing over $1.1 billion on a $200 million budget.