Disney Pixar’s acclaimed film ‘Inside Out’ took us on a journey through the eyes of Riley, a little girl who faces life’s challenges with the help of her colorful emotions. But what would these animated characters look like if they were real? Artificial Intelligence (AI) provided a fascinating answer, transforming these animated figures into real people.
‘Inside Out’ characters in real life, according to AI
Riley
According to the AI, Riley materializes as a teenager with a lively and carefree expression. With short hair, glasses and light eyes, her image captures the essence of a young woman on the threshold of countless possibilities. Dressed in a green sweater and overalls, Riley’s depiction reflects her adventurous spirit and willingness to explore the world around her.
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Happiness
Joy, the most beloved character in Inside Out, is imagined by the AI as a young woman, whose yellow dress and blue hair are as distinctive as her personality in the film. With a butterfly tattooed on each forearm, her wide smile and eyes half-closed with excitement, she becomes the personification of happiness and optimism.
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Rage
Fury, known for his fiery temper, takes the form of a mature man wearing a shirt and tie. The AI captures his essence with fire erupting from his head and a facial expression that reflects his indignation. Her clenched hands complete the image of someone who is about to burst, a perfect reflection of her animated counterpart.
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Sadness
The AI visualizes Sadness as a figure that evokes compassion and empathy. His appearance reflects the depth of emotion he represents, with a look that seems to understand the pain of the world. Sadness’s choice of colors and stance in the AI’s depiction resonate with her role in the film, as the guardian of sensitivity and reflection.
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Fear
Fear, always cautious and anxious, is represented by the AI as a person with an expression of constant worry. His wide eyes and tense posture convey perpetual alertness, ready to warn Riley of the potential dangers lurking around every corner.
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Disgust
The AI shows us Disgust as a figure that exudes an attitude of disdain and judgment. With a disapproving frown and a critical look, this portrayal is true to her role as protector of Riley’s standards and tastes.
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What are the new emotions of ‘Inside Out 2’?
In ‘Inside Out 2’, the sequel to the original Disney and Pixar film, new emotions are introduced that reflect the complexity of Riley’s adolescence. The emotions that are added to the cast are:
- Anxiety: represents the restlessness and worry that often accompanies adolescence.
- Envy: embodies the desire to have what others have and social comparison.
- Ennui: a French word describing the feeling of boredom and disinterest.
- Shame: reflects discomfort and sensitivity to the perception of others.
These emotions join Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust to explore new challenges and dynamics in Riley’s life as she grows and faces new experiences.
