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Poll: Which Inside Out emotion are you?

With the Pixar sequel headed to theaters, we're asking which adorably anthropomorphized feeling you are. Most of the time, at least

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Plenty of animation studios give you emotions, but few have you sympathizing with them. Pixar is the exception of course; the studio's 2015 film Inside Out put emotion on display like never before, thanks to a voice cast that included Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Richard Kind, Bill Hader, Lewis Black, and Mindy Kaling. And now, they're all set to return us to the psyche of Riley Andersen, where her very relatable emotions work to navigate the pitfalls of growing up.

But just which emotion is the most relatable? At least, which one is most relatable to you? Did you feel the most for Joy or Sadness, or do new characters like Anxiety and Embarrassment represent you better? Let us know in our "Which Inside Out emotion are you?" poll.

Inside Out 2, featuring Maya Hawke as Anxiety, Amy Poehler as Joy, Phyllis Smith as Sadness, Lewis Black as Anger, Tony Hale as Fear, and Liza Lapira as Disgust, is in theaters June 14.

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Grant DeArmitt

Grant DeArmitt: Grant DeArmitt (he/him) likes horror, comics, and the unholy pairing of the two. As Povperse's Staff Writer, he criss-crosses the pop culture landscape bringing you the news and opinions about the big things (and the next big things). He has written for Nightmare on Film Street and Newsarama, despite their better judgment. He lives in Brooklyn with his partner, Kelsey, and corgi, Legs.

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