Hi Shining Star Im so excited to show you, I got the new toys , disneypixar Inside Out deluxe toys doll review. We have here Disgust, Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear . My favorite would be Disgust hehe, maybe because she pretty with the long lashes. Thehave five different emotion of course. This Deluxe toys Inside Out toys are Disney Store exclusives.\rbr\rbrfollow me on Instagram \rbr\rbrhetflix review\rbrhe most important charer in Inside Out is ually our heroine, Riley (eventually voiced by Kaitlyn Dias). Her birth spurs the creation of the first emotion, Joy (Amy Poehler), but as she grows, Sadness (Phyllis Smith), Fear (Bill Hader), Disgust (Mindy Kaling) and Anger (Lewis Black) arrive to balance out her emotional makeup. Each has a key role to play in Rileys life, but its Joy who diligently makes it her responsibility to command the team and keep her as happy as possible.\rbr\rbrThe emotions live in a control room in Rileys mind and are responsible for making sure her core memories are protected. Joy believes these important core thoughts need to be happy memories and is somewhat obsessive that the timid and shy Sadness not taint them with her touch. As Riley grows, however, the emotions begin to learn it can be harder to influence her reions. This first becomes apparent when Rileys parents (Diane Lane and Kyle Maclachlan) move the family from a quiet country home in Minnesota to a townhouse in San Francisco. \rbr\rbrLike many kids uprooted at an early age, Riley does not adjust well to her new surroundings. She starts toout and rebel against her parents, who, unable to put two and two together, seem puzzled by her new behavior. At the ex same time Riley takes a turn for the worse, Sadness has done the unthinkable and touched a number of core memories that are contributing to Rileys sour mood. Joy and Sadness bicker over these memories (which look like large spheres) and in a dispute find themselves sucked out of the headquarters.\rbr\rbrThis turns out to be the worst possible scenario for Riley, because now Fear, Disgust and Anger are at the helm. Without the influence of Joy and Sadness, Riley will be even more moody than your typically headstrong 11-year-old. As the two emotions attempt to find their way back to Headquarters, Riley concocts a plan to escape to the one place she was happy: her old home.