Who is Joy?
In the sequel Inside Out 2, the mind of the now teenager Riley Andersen discovers new emotions. In addition to the already known Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust, which previously predominated in the girl's control center, the feared Anxiety arrives along with Envy, Ennui, Embarrassment, and Nostalgia. As she prepares for high school, Riley's original emotions work together, placing her memories in a new space to help build her character, resulting in the creation of threads that express her inner self. Cheerful, optimistic, and determined to find fun in all situations, Joy sees challenges in Riley's life as opportunities and the less happy moments as bumps on the road back to something great. As long as Riley is happy, Joy will be too.
Exploring the Joy statue:
One of the first emotions to appear in the mind of the girl Riley Andersen, with the objective of ensuring she is always happy, optimistic, and determined in all situations, expresses distrust and apprehension with a forced smile upon meeting the representative of a new feeling. The protagonist of Disney-Pixar's Inside Out franchise, the slender personification of one of the main emotions, with light yellow skin, blue hair and eyes, and perfectly aligned white teeth, is inspired by a star, symbolizing her trademark emotion of happiness. Wearing a short-sleeved green-and-yellow patterned dress, Iron Studios presents the statue "Joy - Inside Out 2 - Art Scale 1/10," featuring an extra interchangeable head that reflects her name with a smile, set on a base that emulates the control center floor in Riley's mind, with colorful glass spheres known as Memory Orbs displayed in the front. Joy always strives to keep the girl happy.
Revealed firsthand on the Halloween Inside Iron Studios Day of October, this statue is now available for Pre-order. Check out the other statues "Joy and Anxiety - Inside Out 2 - Deluxe Art Scale 1/10," presented in August at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, and the individual version "Anxiety - Inside Out 2 - Art Scale 1/10," along with many other upcoming Disney-Pixar releases from Iron Studios. Produced by Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studios, Inside Out 2 was well received by critics, ranking among the top 10 highest-grossing films of all time, and is the second most successful animated film, behind The Lion King.
