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Meg

Lifted from *Inside Out*

No, seriously, I thought this would be Leopold or something.

Minnesota, USA

* Parody universe: August 20, 2003 or 2004

Siberia, Russia

### Parody counterparts

* Karl Koller (*Downfall* parodies) (as the one being replaced in phone parodies)
* Jake Randolf (AGK parodies)

### Allies

* Riley Andersen (formerly; unclear if the relationship continues)
* The new girl

In *Inside Out*, **Meg** is Riley Andersen's childhood friend and the primary basis for Riley's Friendship Island. However, after Riley moves to San Francisco, she subsequently cuts Meg off during a video call, marking the collapse of Friendship Island.

## In *Inside Out*

Meg is first seen when Joy showcases Riley's Core Memories, and the one with Friendship Island involves her and Riley, walking together hand in hand. In addition, Riley and Meg share many more fond memories in Minnesota, including being present for the "brain freeze" segment, as well as a segment where Riley laughed so hard milk spilled out of her nose. In addition, Riley and Meg played on the same junior hockey team, Prairie Dogs.

However, after Riley moves to San Francisco, she and Meg can only keep in touch with each other via video chat. In what is presumably their first video chat since the move, Meg pesters Riley with loads of questions about San Francisco, before showcasing who replaced Riley in Prairie Dogs, known only as "the new girl". However, when Riley's emotions see her, they declare that Riley has been replaced as a friend, and thus, Riley cuts Meg off and Riley's Friendship Island collapses. While it is restored by the end of the movie, it is unclear if Riley and Meg ever got in touch again.

## In parodies

As the Riley Andersen's Intercultural Exchange series universally replaces Meg with a more recognizable parody character such as Leopold Slikk and Adolf Hitler, other than in nickname and memories, Meg is yet to appear in any *Inside Out* parody.

## Comparisons

### Koller

 Has no known parody appearances, other than those where she is in a memory.

### Jake

 No known last name, canon or otherwise.
 Relation with Riley is yet to be established.
 It is not known if she is a particularly good or bad student.

## Notes

1. ↑ The only indirect evidence based on nicknames places Meg's birthday on August 20, 2000 and Riley's on January 22.
2. ↑ "The Emotions react to the results of Eurovision Song Contest 2016" reveals Riley to be 12 as of May 14, 2016, when the Grand Final of ESC 2016 occurred. This, coupled with Riley's nickname suggesting she was born on January 22 as in canon, places her birthday on January 22, 2004, and thus Meg, known to be of the same age as Riley, was likely born in 2003 or 2004.
3. ↑ Her chat client nickname, as seen in the "Riley Andersen vs. Meg" scene and all its parodies.
Pan Tencho

## **Description**

**Bread Shop Manager** (パン店長, also known as **Pan Tencho**) is a piece of bread who teaches Sumikkos on making bread.

## Appearance

Bread Shop Manager is a stick of bread wearing a regular white chef's hat and a red cape. It has a small smile and brown eyes.

## Personality

Pan Tencho is chatty and cheerful. It is serious about baking.

## History

Pan Tencho was first introduced in Episode Eighteen.
Shoes of Doom

DVD extra of *Inside Out*

"**Shoes of Doom**" is one of the clips bundled in the *Inside Out* home media release, acting as a "deleted scene" of sorts, even though it's not an actual deleted scene. Its main character, as stated on the title card, is Fear.

## Plot

The clip opens with Riley in her pajamas, sitting on the couch in the living room, watching a black and white movie on TV. It is a horror movie, in which Marsha has just bought new shoes for herself at the thrift store, only to get possessed by them immediately afterwards.

This is to the immense dismay of Fear, who immediately freaks out and jumps at the console, making Riley scared. To calm him down, Joy suggests that Riley switch to a nature show; however, once she does, the nature show depicts a prey brutally murdered by a predator, causing Fear to collapse. Thus, the remaining emotions switch back to the in-universe *Shoes of Doom*, and the short ends.

## In parodies

The first shots, showing Riley watching TV, are exploitable, as they can be edited to make Riley watch whatever the parodist desires. They can then be coupled with the clip where Riley uses the remote to switch to a different program. This is exploited twice in *Inside Out* parodies: first, in The Emotions react to the results of Eurovision Song Contest 2016, where Anger is disappointed that Russia didn't win the aforementioned contest, and second, in Andersen's Mind - Moments: Disgust (with the clip later repurposed in Andersen's Mind - #2: From the Beginning), where Disgust realizes that she's watching a gay couple, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis.
Rachel Andersen's Mental Companions

A titlecard representing the entire series.

*“She is not just a mean old lass...”*
―Playlist description
***Rachel Andersen's Mental Companions*** is an *Inside Out* parody series that is designed after silent films.

## Style

The series is produced under the pretense of dating back exactly 100 years before its modern counterpart, *Andersen's Mind*. As such, it takes form of a silent film. As there was no technology to synchronize video and audio recording at the time, such silent films also had a pianist performing during the screening, and as such, a piano piece is featured alongside each series installment. Subtitles are also replaced with intertitles, with each "Mental Companion" receiving an appropriate font in which they speak.

Also of note is the idea that many concepts which *Andersen's Mind* depends on cannot be carried over: for example, as of 1916, Walt Disney had not yet founded an animation studio, and Adolf Hitler was a World War I soldier. Nevertheless, they are appropriately replaced, whenever these concepts need to be addressed.

The main character's name is changed from "Riley Andersen" to "Rachel Andersen", as the name "Riley" was, at first, used as a boys' name and only very recently has become a girls' name. As such, there is no direct connection between Rachel Andersen and Rachel, the founder of Pizza Planet, and the two are not to be confused. There is also no relation between Rachel and Anna Andersen, who would have been of a similar age to Rachel as she appears in the series.

## Episodes

Each of the episodes appears to be a "demake" of an existing *Andersen's Mind* video; the modern videos are as follows:

* Joy plans to open a theme park in Riley's mind
* Riley Andersen vs. Adolf Hitler
* Riley is informed about the results of the 2016 US presidential election
* Andersen's Mind - Moments: Disgust
* The Emotions' Tabletop Simulator Evening - #1: UNO

## Trivia

* The imagery to represent Rachel's Mental Companions in the titlecard originates in a limited edition English and French *Inside Out* poster.
* It is likely that "Dream Theater" as used in *Rachel Andersen's Mental Companions* was further altered to "Dream Theatrical Studios" as used in *Inside Out reImagined*, doubling as an allusion to Pixar Animation Studios.

### Goofs

* It appears that the id, from Freud's theory of id, ego and superego, is the counterpart to the Subconscious. However, said theory wouldn't be published until 1923, and even then, the concepts were referred to by German names, "das Es", "das Ich" and "das Über-Ich".
Jordan

Lifted from *Inside Out*

GIRL! GIRL! GIRL!

San Francisco, California, USA (Saint Petersburg, Russia in the parody universe)

### Occupation / Rank

* Schoolkid
* Hobbyist skater
* Hobbyist musician (bass player in an unnamed band)

## Parody universe information

### Faction(s)

* Russia (currently living in Saint Petersburg)

### Parody counterparts

* Eva Braun (*Downfall* parodies)
* Any OC introduced as Leopold Slikk's girlfriend (AGK parodies)

### Enemies

* Bill Andersen (initially, quickly turns friendly)

In *Inside Out* and *Riley's First Date?*, **Jordan** is implied to be either in a friendship or a developing romantic relationship with Riley Andersen, the film's main character. However, adult characters, such as Riley's parents, are not quick to warm up to him, as they believe that Riley and Jordan are much too young to be in a romantic relationship.

## In *Inside Out*

### Main film

Jordan is only briefly seen nearing the end of *Inside Out*, when Riley is about to play hockey. She bumps into Jordan, knocking his bottle out of his hands, and goes to pick it up and hand it back to him. However, at the moment, he is completely dumbstruck, and his mind is only depicted by the emotions running around while a siren is blaring "GIRL! GIRL! GIRL!" repeatedly.

In addition, he gets a mention by name in the credits scene (in particular, being called out by the teacher), implying that he is Riley's classmate.

### *Riley's First Date?*

The short starts off with Jordan ringing the door to the Andersen's house, expecting Riley. Instead, Bill Andersen answers the door, and immediately becomes worried. He and Jill quickly go over the possibility that Riley and Jordan are dating. While Jill asks Riley about him, Bill and Jordan are left alone. Initially, they don't have much to bond over, and Bill is ready to kick him out of the house without much warning, but then, Jordan comes forward, saying that he plays in a band. This, in addition to their mutual love for AC/DC, becomes their bonding point, and Riley and Jill's attention is turned to them playing AC/DC music and kicking over various furniture. After a cut, Riley and Jordan are seen leaving, and the rest of the short focuses on Jill and Bill.

## In parodies

Jordan is yet to appear or be mentioned in any *Inside Out* parody to date.
Jill Andersen's mind

*“Well, that was a disaster.”*
―Jill's Sadness [src]
**Jill Andersen's mind** is one of the more significant minds, excluding Riley's, in *Inside Out*. Like Riley's mind, five emotions reside in Jill's Headquarters. Unlike Riley's mind, however, Jill's mind is lead by Sadness, as opposed to Joy.

## In *Inside Out*

Jill's emotions appear in three distinct scenes. The first is the Dinner Table Scene, in which they are showcased after a reaction from Riley shocks Jill. Her emotions thus decide to probe her, and after they don't get a satisfactory response, they call for Riley's father. However, after the reaction from him disappoints them as well, they lose themselves, purporting that they would have been better off with the Brazilian helicopter pilot, and after the transgression between Riley and Bill, declare the entire event to be a disaster, before recalling the memory of said pilot.

Nearing the end, in the scene Parent/Daughter Bonding, Jill's emotions compliment Bill on the decision to go to Riley's hockey match with painted faces. Anger thus decides to throw away the helicopter pilot memory, but Fear picks up after Anger, "just in case".

Lastly, the short *Riley's First Date?* gives a significant appearance to Jill's emotions. After Jordan comes to Riley's doorstep, Jill's emotions once again decide to probe Riley, but this time adding what they believe are words that would be seen as "cool" by Riley. However, Riley's emotions are only aggravated. Later, when Riley and Jordan leave the house and Jill and Bill are alone, both of their emotion teams initiate a kiss, which Jill is the first to break.

### Design

Out of any non-Riley mind, Jill's emotions appear to have the most thought put into their appearances. While, like other non-Riley minds, all of her emotions share a single design detail (namely, Jill's hair and glasses), Sadness wears a beaded necklace, while Disgust wears a purple dress (originally intended for Riley's Disgust). In addition, Anger has distinct lipstick on, and both Sadness and Fear wear sweaters not matching those of Riley's Sadness and Fear.

Jill's Headquarters are designed after a talk show, indicating her insistence on "probing", seen in two of the scenes where her emotions are featured.

## In parodies

Jill's emotions make a very brief, non-verbal appearance in Jill reacts to being told Riley has emotions guiding her. The video itself, while primarily having a conversation between Riley and Jill, shows that both of them are cognizant of their emotions and therefore, Jill reacts positively to learning of Riley's emotions, and vice versa.

## Appearances

* *Inside Out*:
	+ Dinner Table Scene
	+ Parent/Daughter Bonding
* DVD extras:
	+ *Riley's First Date?*
Willow

**Willow** is a Common Bunny pet.

## Appearance

Willow is a light blue bunny with a lighter blue face, underbelly, ears, and tail. Her ears, fur fluff, and paws are tipped a dark shade of blue along with a dark blue nose. Two small blue flames hover over her ears. She has a blush along with large girl eyes with a slight dark blue shine to them.

## Boosts

 Tractor Beam Chance
 Boost Duration

## Trivia

* Willow leaves a trail of white smoke coming from the blue fire above her ears when running.
* She may be a reference to Will-o'-the-wisps; ghostly lights that are said to lead travelers astray.

## Gallery

Willow on the Pets Menu.Willow's back view.Willow after being caught.Willow's Icon.
Inside Out Parody Wiki

## Welcome to the Inside Out Parody Wiki

Your one-stop shop for finding information about *Inside Out* parodies. Remember, it's everything Hitler Parody Wiki is and everything it isn't.

## Did you know...

* that several alternative titles were considered for *Inside Out reImagined*, including "CreativityTheEmotion's Inside Out Rewrite", "Inside Out: CreativityTheEmotion Ver." and "Inside Out: Chinese Shock"?
* that, according to Pete Docter, Joy is 4'2" (1.27 m) tall?
* that for the most part, each emotion's assignment in "Joy plans to open a theme park in Riley's mind" matches up with where they're first met in *Inside Out: Thought Bubbles*, with only Disgust and Anger swapping places?
* that Kseniya Sobchak and Maksim Vitorgan, the Russian VAs for Disgust and Bing Bong respectively, are married?
* that Riley Andersen is not, in fact, "Riley Anderson" (though, foreign dubs of *Inside Out* may disagree)?
Ghost Night Park Theme

Ghost Night Park is the 57th Sumikko Gurashi theme. It was released in August 2022. It's story was released on June 30, 2022 and is Episode Thirty-Six.

## New Characters

Obake's Friends - Work part-time at Ghost Night Park with Obake.

## Sumikko Monsters Introductions

Shirokuma Paint Monster - Paints on various things! Minikko also has a different color than usual...?Penguin? Transforming Monster - Freely transforms into various shapes with its mysterious body!Tonkatsu fluffy monster Fluffy & sweet tasting too? Taste and appearance change image ♪The hungry Neko monster's stomach pocket is always full of delicious things
### Ghost Night Park Image Gallery

KigurumiI can't see...

**More Ghost Night Park**
Ghost Night Park Story/Video•
**Ghost Night Park Theme**•
Ghost Night Park•
Ghost Night Park Wallpaper•
Obake (Purple)•
Obake (Blue)•
Obake (Yellow) •
Obake•
Tapioca Park •
Halloween Gallery
Who likes to party?

who likes to party? is the first episode of BFLH JR.

## Plot(first part)

the first sence contains Pizza announcing the mini bflh show called battle for luxurious hotel junior

then Pizza annouces the six contestants that will be competing

## Characters

Bowling Ball

Crown

Cowboy Hat

Headphones

Paddle

Umbrella

## Challenge

then Pizza annouces the first challenge which was too dance the best dances would get immunity and the worst would be UFE

bowling ball,cowboy hat,and heaphones did the best dances, paddle crown and umbrella was up for elimination
Discord server-related parodies

**Discord server-related parodies** are a series of *Inside Out* parodies by CreativityTheEmotion chronicling the rough story of Discord servers that she has been an administrator of. In all cases, those videos also count as promotion for said servers. The servers involved are, in chronological order:

* Pizza Planet
* CreativityTheEmotion Inside Out / DDLC Parodies Discord
* A series of servers rivaling Pizza Planet, all founded by the same person

## Summary

Originally, CreativityTheEmotion endorsed what was then known as "The Inside Out Discord", the first of the servers to pop up. Later on, due to dying activity, it was rebranded to feature all of Pixar, becoming "The Unofficial Pixar Discord", and still later renamed "Pizza Planet", after a server of the same name by Zanderfist was assimilated.

However, around September, certain actions on the server were performed without CreativityTheEmotion's knowledge, mainly being pushed by the owner of another server intended for discussion of all of Pixar, known either as "P I X A R V E R S E" or "I N C R E D I V E R S E" before settling on "Surreal Animation" as its name, as well as a subject matter, also prominently including Disney animation and *Coraline*. The response of Pizza Planet admins was mixed; while Zanderfist originally refused to join the leadership of Surreal Animation, CreativityTheEmotion switched to this rivaling server, but not before briefly creating that of her own; conversation intended for CreativityTheEmotion's server was integrated as channels on the rivaling server.

However, this rivaling server proved to have an unstable atmosphere and a decline in activity, and therefore was shut down in order to be rebooted as New Surreal Animation. Its leader also joined the core leadership of Pizza Planet; though, during the day in which she deleted Surreal Animation, she had a lot of back-and-forths, at one point kicking everyone who joined Pizza Planet at her request. In addition, her banning of Pizza Planet members caused a clash between her and Rachel, which ultimately resulted in a complete schism between The Animation Lounge (as the server was finally rebranded) and Pizza Planet, as part of which, CreativityTheEmotion had to leave Pizza Planet. However, as The Animation Lounge was disestablished on January 5, 2019, CreativityTheEmotion returned to Pizza Planet as a higher-up.
Principal Diknoz

Lifted from Angry German Kid parodies

Just another day at work handing out detentions to Leopold.

**Principal Diknoz** is the principal of the school Leopold Slikk studies at in Angry German Kid parodies. As such, *Inside Out* parodies, whose school environment lacks a distinct principal figure (due to school only featuring in one scene and being limited to the classroom Riley Andersen and her teacher and classmates are in), also feature Diknoz as the principal of said school.

## In AGK parodies

*Main article: Principal Diknoz on the Angry German Kid Wiki*
In the original form, the Crazy AGK Assistant video appears to be a word-for-word parody of the original Angry German Kid video. However, unlike Leopold, the Assistant calmly interacts with his computer and voices his demands, and shows various non-violent verbal and motor tics.

While the name and the role of the character portrayed by the Assistant is not universally agreed upon, AngryGermanKid82, one of the most popular early parodists of AGK, gave him the name "Principal Diknoz" and the role of being the principal of Leopold's school. In this role, he calmly lists the various wrongdoings that Leopold has done, before, despite the latter's begging, giving him a punishment in the academic system and informing Leopold's parents. Other parodists may portray the Assistant as a teacher instead; for example, in CreativityTheEmotion's own Er Ist Wieder Da - #3: First Day of School, he has been assigned to work individually with Leopold, but is inevitably forced to send him to the principal's office, as a teacher typically would.

Diknoz and other school staff are often made fun of for their names in-universe; for example, "Diknoz" itself can be pronounced as "dick nose".

## In *Inside Out* parodies

In the Inside Out Kid Series, Diknoz is briefly featured with not much difference from his role in AGK parodies. He briefly comments on Leopold's wrongdoings on his first day at a new school; however, due to Leopold being new to the school, Diknoz lets Leopold out without much thought or giving a particular punishment. Of note, however, is the fact that Diknoz, unlike his counterpart in AGK parodies, appears to be unaware of kids misbehaving as violently as Leopold.

## Notes

1. ↑ This name is only revealed via parody subtitles activated via the CC feature.
Harold Slikk

Lifted from Angry German Kid parodies

Just another day at work with a computer that refuses to do what he says.

**Harold Slikk** is Leopold Slikk's father in Angry German Kid parodies. As such, *Inside Out* parodies, featuring another prepubescent child (namely Riley Andersen) as a central character, have a significant potential for crossover, and in particular, the Inside Out Kid Series, in addition to featuring a bond between Riley and Leopold, shows another bond forming between their parents.

## In AGK parodies

*Main article: Harold Slikk on the Angry German Kid Wiki*
Most commonly, it is agreed that Harold should be portrayed using Leopold's voice pitched down in voice and the "Bad day" viral video in physical form. This gives him a characterization centering about a violent nature and a boring office job in which he lashes out on his work computer. In addition, another object of his violent nature is Leopold himself, who is frequently given groundings and beatings by Harold.

## In *Inside Out* parodies

In the Inside Out Kid Series, Harold is briefly featured with not much difference from his role in AGK parodies. At first, he threatens Leopold to go to school, and then, is not seen in the first episode until the end, where he is eating dinner with Riley's parents (using the Dinner Table Scene, where he substitutes for Riley). It is shown that Harold and Riley's parents get along surprisingly well.

## Comparisons

### Bill Andersen

 Supportive of his daughter, if absentminded.
 Even if he hates Riley for some reason, he is always able to contain himself.
 Owner of a startup, primarily concerned with rich people problems.
 Physically fit and even able to partake in sports, if only minimally.
 Less significant than Riley's mother.
 Has a voice actor in *Inside Out*.
Anger plans (scene)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Anger plans (scene)**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

"**Anger plans**" is a name given to two scenes used in *Inside Out* parodies. Their use usually involves Anger planning his own plans concerning Riley Andersen and her mind, often in contrast to Joy's plans. They are as follows:

* Anger plans (part 1): Anger first has the idea to go back to Minnesota. However, he, Fear and Disgust decide to sleep on it.
* Anger plans (part 2): After Riley wakes up, Anger inserts said idea, immediately making Riley look up bus tickets and setting up for the dramatic climax of *Inside Out*.

## Downloads

* Anger plans (part 1, Russian, mp4)
* Anger plans (part 2, Russian, mp4)
List of Web of Spider-Man: The Series episodes

The list of episodes of *Web of Spider-Man: The Series*.

## Season 1

1. *With Great Powers...* - After four mouths of being Spider-Man, Peter Parker find himself trouble of struggling his life as both a school kid and being Spider-Man while he soon than start to begin battling his first enemy, the Vulture.
2. *The Fantastic Spider-Man* - After helping out the Fantastic Four of defeating the Mole Man, Spider-Man than find himself becoming a "official fifth" member of the team where he help them out of stopping their arch-enemy, Dr. Doom from hacking and turning the Baxter Building into a weapon.
3. *Armed and Dangerous* -
4. *Night of the Lizard* -
5. *The Hunt is On* -
6. *Slayed* -
7. *Hydro-Man* -
8. *Venom, Pt. I* -
9. *Venom, Pt. II* -
10. *Venom, Pt. III* -
The Bully

I was in a gym with a bunch of people in my class. What was strange is that it was my elementary school gym and my middle school homeroom. The nearest person was my bully. He was sitting down with a joyful expression on his face. He wasn't moving. Nobody else was moving either. It was silent as if everyone else was asleep.

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Sketchlooksatwiki's Dreams

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**April 2018:** I Have Spider-Man's Powers II (2) ☁ Shocking! (3) ☁ Sandwich (4) ☁ Outer Space (9) ☁ Arcade (10) ☁ I Have Spider-Man's Powers III (11) ☁ Skeleton (13) ☁ I Have Spider-Man's Powers IV (19) ☁ 1920's (21) ☁ LOL (27)
**May 2018:** The Bus (5)
**Dreams of Variable Date:** Plushies (2017) ☁ Yo-yo (2018) ☁ Zoo (2018)
**Dreams of Unknown Date:** Fun... ☁ Getting Lost? ☁ My Scary Dream ☁ The Rap Battle ☁ X-treme
Andersen's Mind (longitudinal series)/Episodes

This article is a list of the **episodes of the *Andersen's Mind* longitudinal series**. The series has 53 episodes as of November 4, 2020, which compose several sub-series in their own right. Episodes which aren't included in the longitudinal series playlist, but nevertheless are *Inside Out* parodies or related content by CreativityTheEmotion, are also included, though unnumbered.
Pete Docter

Lifted from Pixar Animation Studios

Where is his finger pointing? Up. What film is he promoting? Up. Very good.

### Allies

* Enough core members (excluding ones like John Lasseter and Lee Unkrich, who left Pixar beforehand) to promote him to CCO

**Pete Docter** is one of the core staff of Pixar Animation Studios and the director of four Pixar movies: *Monsters, Inc.*, *Up*, *Inside Out* and *Soul*. As such, *Inside Out* parodies hold him in high regard, as a patron saint of sorts.

## In Pixar

*Main article: Pete Docter on Wikipedia*
Docter joined Pixar in 1990, as the third animator and tenth staff overall. As such, he has been highly involved in the creative process throughout its history, being one of the three lead writers of Pixar's first feature film, *Toy Story*, and being the first person other than John Lasseter to direct a feature of his own, *Monsters, Inc.* As such, in recent years, he became the Vice-president of Creativity at Pixar, and, following John Lasseter leaving due to allegations of sexual misconduct, chief creative officer as of June 2018.

His feature films are generally well-received critically. To date, he has two Oscar wins and eight nominations, as well as five Annie Awards and seven nominations.

## In *Inside Out* parodies

Riley is informed about lordhaxsupreme's Inside Out Discord briefly mentions Docter, facetiously suggesting that the Discord server in question, now rebranded as Pizza Planet, would reinvigorate the *Inside Out* fandom to a point where it would be able to approach the director of *Inside Out* and ask him to deliver on a sequel. However, immediately afterwards, the *Inside Out* fandom, as a concept, was abandoned by CreativityTheEmotion in favor of that of a Pixar fandom.

Riley is informed about Pete Docter's additional responsibilities at Pixar briefly talks about Docter becoming chief creative officer; originally, the news was published as him receiving "additional responsibilities", and he even suggested that he might not take the job of CCO due to wishing to focus on directing instead. However, in later years, this stance has completely reversed, with Docter saying he will not direct another movie after *Soul*.

## Filmography

### Non-Pixar

Most of his non-Pixar work is nevertheless involved with other Disney subsidiaries, as well as Studio Ghibli, whose films Disney distributed. These include:

* Three shorts produced before he joined Pixar, later included in *Pixar Short Films Collection, Volume 2*:
	+ *Winter* (1988) – director
	+ *Palm Springs* (1989) – director, Sigmund Dinosaur
	+ *Next Door* (1990) – director
* *Cranium Command* (theme park running from 1989 to 2007) – animator
* *Howl's Moving Castle* (2004, Studio Ghibli) – English dub director and executive producer for the US
* *Let's Pollute!* (2010) – bassist
* *The Muppets* (2011) – creative consultant

## Trivia

* While he is a devout Christian, he does not usually let religion interfere in his creative works.
Jangles the Clown

Lifted from *Inside Out*

WHO'S THE BIRTHDAY GIRL?!

In *Inside Out*, there are two distinct entities with the name **Jangles the Clown**. The first is a giant clown, residing in Riley Andersen's Subconscious and being a major point of distress for her, while the second is a real clown in San Francisco, who shows up at birthday parties and was likely the inspiration for the version in Riley's mind.

## In *Inside Out*

Jangles is first seen in Riley's Subconscious, after Joy, Sadness and Bing Bong all end up being banished to there. While looking for Bing Bong, Joy and Sadness come across a trail of candy wrappers, and following them, discover Bing Bong in a balloon cage on Jangles, with the implication that Jangles ate the candy that Bing Bong was crying. Joy and Sadness barely manage to free Bing Bong from the balloon cage without waking Jangles, but then realize that Riley's dream is still going on and that the Train of Thought won't run until she's awake, and therefore, decide to wake Jangles up and lead him to Dream Productions. Furthermore, this provides an escape plan for Joy and Sadness, as Jangles can easily break the door leading to the Subconscious with his hammer. Jangles then appears in Riley's dream, interrupting a rather boring dance featuring Rainbow Unicorn, and successfully scares Fear out of his seat, at the same time waking Riley up.

The credits scene of *Inside Out* reveals Jangles, in real life, to be a clown that children, for the most part, actually ignore. Furthermore, he resents his job, with his Joy, voiced by Peter Sagal, proclaiming "Six years of drama school for this." The novelization *Inside Out: Driven by Emotions* further expands on this real Jangles, revealing that Riley saw him on her cousin's birthday party and that this was the likely inspiration for Jangles in the Subconscious.

## In parodies

Barring the brief appearance in the CreativityTheEmotion outro mimicking the Hitler Rants Parodies outro, Jangles is yet to appear or be mentioned in any *Inside Out* parody to date.

## Trivia

* At occasions, since *Inside Out* lacks a true antagonistic figure and instead primarily features redeemed antagonists such as Joy, Anger and Riley's parents, Jangles is sometimes considered to be the main villain of *Inside Out*.
Hitode?

Hitode? was the main character of the Sumikko and Umikko Theme and Episode. At the end of the story they turn into the character, Hoshi.

## Description

Hitode? (Starfish?) has a question mark after their name because the Sumikko came across them in a corner of the sea and assumed they were a starfish. Yet the starfish didn't feel this was correct. So the Sumikko help them search for their true identity, which was a star up in the sky.

## Appearance

Hitode? is a small yellow star. It has a light yellow shadow around it which gives the illusion they are glowing. They have a straight mouth.

## History

### Debut

1. Hitode? appears in as a main character in the Sumikko and Umikko Theme and Episode 17.
2. Makes a brief appearance shooting through the sky in the Tokage's Dream Theme and Episode 20.
3. Appear in the wallpaper of the Kawauso Sumikko Camp Theme.
4. They appear as a main character Hoshi in the Starry Skywalk Theme and Episode 30.
5. Are one of the characters that gather to celebrate the 10th Anniversary in the Everyone Gathers Theme and Episode 35.
We Should Cry

DVD extra of *Inside Out*

"**We Should Cry**" is one of the clips bundled in the *Inside Out* home media release, acting as a "deleted scene" of sorts, even though it's not an actual deleted scene. Its main character, as stated on the title card, is Sadness.

## Plot

The clip opens with Riley practicing with the Foghorns, her San Francisco team. She misses a shot and falls down, reminiscent of the scene Hockey Tryouts in the actual movie; however, once her mind is looked into, all five emotions are present, including Sadness and Joy.

Sadness then attempts to move the lever to make Riley cry, only for the other emotions to collectively agree that it's a bad idea, and try to restrain her or otherwise make her smile and reconsider. These plans, in general, fall short, and only once the hockey coach suggests everyone go get ice cream, the idea is abandoned, although not without a moment where Sadness drops on top of Anger.

## In parodies

"We Should Cry" is yet to be used in any *Inside Out* parody.
Andersen's Mind OST

***Andersen's Mind OST*** is a series of piano pieces by CreativityTheEmotion. While the name suggests that the tracks are intended for *Andersen's Mind*, the actual series does not edit the original music of *Inside Out* out, and instead, these tracks are relegated to places such as CreativityTheEmotion's video outro and trailers.

## Leitmotifs

The leitmotif at the core of *Andersen's Mind OST* is "Creative Snowflake", originally conceived by CreativityTheEmotion around Christmas 2015 and directly based on "Bundle of Joy" by Michael Giacchino. After a revision and expansion, the first version of a Creative Snowflake track was released in the summer of 2016.

The title "Creative Snowflake" comes from the CGP Grey video "Humans Need Not Apply", in which he mockingly refers to the viewer believing to be a "special creative snowflake" before showing that AI is capable of creative thought as well. This, in turn, comes from the book and movie *Fight Club*, where people are derided for believing they are "special snowflakes"; the *Fight Club* usage would later on become adopted in political discourse, wherein socially liberal folk are derisively called "snowflakes".

"Creative Snowflake" has received three main remixes, serving as BGM to CreativityTheEmotion Channel Trailer - January 2018, *Rachel Andersen's Mental Companions* and Andersen's Mind - Year in Retrospective: 2018 respectively; however, neither has been released on its own as of yet. In addition, it has received a beat-for-beat cover instead using the "Bad Apple!!" leitmotif inspired by *Touhou*; despite this, this alternate version has been most commonly associated with *Doki Doki Literature Club!* videos instead.
Bill Andersen's mind

*“Good job gentlemen. That could have been a disaster.”*
―Bill's Anger [src]
**Bill Andersen's mind** is one of the more significant minds, excluding Riley's, in *Inside Out*. Like Riley's mind, five emotions reside in Bill's Headquarters. Unlike Riley's mind, however, Bill's mind is lead by Anger, as opposed to Joy.

## In *Inside Out*

Bill's emotions appear in three distinct scenes. The first is the Dinner Table Scene, in which their attention to a memory of a hockey game (soccer game in international versions of *Inside Out*) is brought away by Jill clearing her throat. They thus, like Jill's emotions, ask Riley how her first day at school went, which Riley responds with in a harsh manner, due to her Anger. Bill's emotions are thus not complacent, and engage in elaborate warfare against Riley, ending with Bill putting down "the Foot" and escorting Riley to her room. However, in the next scene, Bill quickly has a change of heart and enters Riley's room, trying to make up for it.

Nearing the end, in the scene Parent/Daughter Bonding, Bill's emotions cheer on one another for the decision for both him and Jill to go to Riley's hockey match with painted faces. Anger and Fear thus high-five each other.

Lastly, the short *Riley's First Date?* gives a significant appearance to Bill's emotions. Bill is the first to greet Jordan at his door, and therefore, the first to freak out over how Riley already has a boyfriend despite being so young. At first, they are clearly distrusting of Jordan, ready to give him "the Boot", but as Jordan reveals that he was in a band once, they recall memories of Bill also being in a band, and eventually, the two bond over their mutual love for AC/DC. Finally, once Riley and Jordan leave the house and Jill and Bill are alone, both of their emotion teams initiate a kiss, which Jill is the first to break.

### Design

The common design details for Bill's mind are suits and moustaches. His Joy, Sadness and Disgust are thus automatically coded male, and therefore have shorter hair than Riley's counterparts. In addition, Bill's Disgust is not wearing lipstick, unlike Riley's or Jill's Disgusts, and has a shorter moustache than the rest, which, in addition to Disgust's distinctive hair style, leads to the obvious comparison between him and Adolf Hitler.

Bill's Headquarters are designed after a nuclear bunker, with keys to be unlocked by two people simultaneously akin to a launch code system, as well as various monitors.

## In parodies

While Bill's emotions do not appear to portray themselves, a clip depicting them, in German, is extensively used for Hitler's emotions. Much like Bill, Hitler is depicted as short-tempered, in particular towards Otto Günsche and his informing, and while Hitler himself, as well as his emotions, think that they did a good job with the ranting, Günsche, after walking away, reports "Well, that was a disaster.", much like Jill's emotions do in *Inside Out*.

## Appearances

* *Inside Out*:
	+ Dinner Table Scene
	+ Parent/Daughter Bonding
* DVD extras:
	+ *Riley's First Date?*
Obake (Purple)

## Description

Obake (Purple) is a ghost that appeared in Episode Thirty-Six from the Ghost Night Park theme. They work part-time at the Ghost Night Park and are one of the ghosts that confused Obake as Obake (Blue).

## Appearance

Obake (Purple) has a light purple hue, and is larger than all the other ghosts. It has a permanent pained and upset expression, and has a wriggly mouth.

## Personality

Obake (Purple) is the muscleman of the ghosts.

**More Ghost Night Park**
Ghost Night Park Story/Video•
Ghost Night Park Theme•
Ghost Night Park•
Ghost Night Park Wallpaper•
**Obake (Purple)**•
Obake (Blue)•
Obake (Yellow) •
Obake•
Tapioca Park •
Halloween Gallery
Kurage

The character of Kurage was introduced in Episode Seventeen.

Jellyfish

See also: Umikko Encyclopedia, Sumikko and Umikko Wallpaper, Harisembon

## Description

**The Kurage (クラゲ)** live in the Ocean. The Sumikkos found them in a corner in the Ocean with Penguin?. They don't want to be swept away so stays in the corner.

## Appearance

They can be pink, blue or yellow, striped or dotted and come in every size. The pink one with the dots are based on Furoshiki and the striped one is based on Penguin (Real)'s cloth.

## Kurage Image Gallery

In the corner of the sea.Swimming with the Sumikko who can swim.Sumikko and Umikko theme imageFrom the story.From the story.
## Kurage Merchandise

Kurgae tenori (small size) stuffed animal. Released in May 2019. Cost: 680 yen.Tenori Stuffed Animal Kurage House - Released in May 2019. Cost: 1,200 yen

**More Sumikko & Umikko**
Sumikko and Umikko Video•
Umikko Encyclopedia•
Umikko•
Sumikko and Umikko Wallpaper•
Sumikko and Umikko Image Gallery•
Chinanago•
Harisembon •
Hitode•
Ise Ebi •
Kumanomi•
**Kurage**•
Umigame•
Umineko •
Loneliness

Scene of *Inside Out*

A perfect place to meet another social outcast.

**"Loneliness"** is a brief, dialogueless scene of *Inside Out* featuring Riley Andersen sitting down to eat lunch alone. However, as it features Riley on school grounds, it is still usable for parodies which take place at school.

## In *Inside Out*

Presumably during lunch break, Riley, wearing a darker hoodie compared to her previous appearances in the movie, walks into the schoolyard with a tray of food in her hands. Many of her classmates and schoolmates can be seen, chatting together and sitting down at tables. However, despite all of this, Riley dejectedly walks past the tables to a corner near the garbage bin. She then sighs to herself once more.

## In parodies

In the first episode of the Inside Out Kid Series, the bench next to the garbage bin turns out to be already occupied by Leopold Slikk. Leopold is angry at Riley sitting down next to him and further maddened when Riley suggests that he play a physical sport, but nevertheless agrees.

## Stage directions

Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20151207171801/http://waltdisneystudiosawards.com/downloads/inside-out-screenplay.pdf (official release by Disney, but now removed from the original website)

Capitalization and punctuation is preserved from the original source.

## Trivia

* The scene's name comes from dialogue of the following scene by the Abstract Thought workers, who decide to process "loneliness" as an abstract concept.
* The sign "CONSERVATION WEEK" seen in the schoolyard can be interpreted in two ways: either continuing the "green" theme of San Francisco first seen in the Dinner Table Scene, or as a pun on "conversation", which is what Riley deliberately refuses to engage in.
Ebifurai-no-shippo's Errand Theme

## Description

This theme is centered around a trip to the grocery store. Ebifurai-no-shippo wants to help out their depressed friend Tonkatsu and decides to pick them up some things at the store. There they meet a new friend, Ajifurai-no-shippo, a fried horse mackarel tail that was left behind.

## Characters Who Appear In This Theme

Tonkatsu (as an employee)Shirokuma (as an employee)Tokage (as an employee)Neko (as an employee)Penguin? shoppingShirokuma shoppingTokage Shopping
## Story

Tonkatsu is depressed because his sauce spilled...Ebifurai No shippo is going to go get a lemon for fried foods to cheer Tonkatsu up!The Sumikko follow Ebifurai No Shippo...Ebifurai No Shippo makes a friend, Aji-Furai-No-ShippoEbifurai falls! Tonkatsu comforts its friend.Ebifurai introduces its new friend to the Sumikkos!
Sato Assistant Manager

A brown sugar cube

## Description

Sato Assistant Manager ((さとう副店長, Satō fuku tenchō) was served with coffee but not used. They were sad because they were left behind. Together with Sato Manager they were glad to open the Okashiyasan.

## Appearance

It is brown sugar cube who wears a blue apron with darker blue frills and a white hat with a blue ribbon.

## Personality

Sato Assistant Manager has a neutral expression that reflects their feelings of being left behind.
Quick Thinking

DVD extra of *Inside Out*

* The extra where Riley is struggling to come up with an answer to the teacher's question

### Characters appearing

* Joy (dialogue)
* Sadness (dialogue)
* Fear (dialogue)
* Anger (dialogue)
* Disgust (dialogue)
* Riley Andersen (dialogue, mind)
* Spanish teacher (dialogue)

### GUIOSDb ID

`QUICK_THINKING`

"**Quick Thinking**" is one of the clips bundled in the *Inside Out* home media release, acting as a "deleted scene" of sorts, even though it's not an actual deleted scene. Its main character, as stated on the title card, is Joy.

## Plot

The clip opens with Riley doodling hockey-related things in the classroom, evidently spaced out. This is noticed by the teacher (not to be confused with the teacher in *Inside Out* proper), who asks for Riley to answer a question, and in turn, she gasps and looks up.

Then, we take a look at Riley's emotions. Among them, Fear has freaked out, and Joy asks for Anger to calm him down. She then suggests that Riley incoherently mumble something just to get off the hook. However, this does not work with the teacher.

Joy then decides to parry with a question, and the teacher is confused. However, before anything of note can happen, the bell rings and the class is dismissed. The other emotions then move to compliment Joy, only for her to use the same technique on them, and in particular Disgust and Anger.

### Alternate ending

In an alternate ending, Joy instead declares that "the answer is always C", and Riley answers accordingly. The teacher then misunderstands this as the Spanish word "sì", and continues in Spanish; the emotions are surprised, as they weren't even aware that this was a Spanish lesson.

## In parodies

"Quick Thinking" is yet to be used in any *Inside Out* parody.
Tomato

**Tomato** is a thing shown in Who Turned Out The Lights?. It Happens To Be It`s First Appearance. When Pizza Annouces That Waffle is safe and Banana is gone. then, Pizza asked Banana for any last words, then Banana said "Uh yeah do you have a **Tomato** for me?" then Pizza repiled sure. then Banana eats the **Tomato** right before Banana got eliminated. **Tomato** might actully have only 1 Appearance the entire series.
Unterganger community

The **Unterganger community** is the community formed by the creators of *Downfall* parodies. It is the origin of *Inside Out* parodies, and Untergangers are occasionally their subjects, if less frequently than *Downfall* parody characters themselves.

The Unterganger community rose from independent parodists, all of whom (except for Hitler Rants Parodies) had no intent on serializing *Downfall* parodies beyond what is known as the Original Bunker Scene. However, upon unifying (a move primarily caused by the takedowns of parodies by Constantin Film around 2010), the community began producing much more ambitious projects and long-form parodies. In this form, it lasted until about 2013-2014, when newcomers to the community became much younger and instances of trolling in the community rose, leading the older members to despise the newcomers and creating a hostile atmosphere in the community, which has lasted up to today and even gotten worse.

As a whole, the Unterganger community is yet to be parodied. However, some members have taken note of *Inside Out* parodies and expressed interest in joining, while others have appeared as parody subjects, rather than parodists themselves. This is not a novel concept in *Inside Out* parodies, as quite a few *Downfall* parodies also feature members of the community, who *Downfall* characters substitute for.

## Select Untergangers

In addition to each Unterganger's name, the dates they started and stopped making *Downfall* parodies and/or participating in community activities, if applicable, are listed, as well as links to pages about them on Hitler Parody Wiki (henceforth "hpw").

Note that only Untergangers that have been relevant to *Inside Out* parodies in any form are listed; for a more complete list, see List of Untergangers on Hitler Parody Wiki.

### Fictitious

Unterganging, as an activity, appears to exist in the *Inside Out* parody universe as well as real life, with CreativityTheEmotion's flagship series, *Hitler Space Program*, being attributed to Riley Andersen instead.