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Although Pixar has periodically dabbled in 2D (most recently with its first original series, “Win or Lose”), this marks the first time that 2D characters have appeared in a CG feature. Inside Riley’s vault of secrets, Joy and the other emotions encounter Bloofy and Pouchy from the pre-school show “Bloofy’s House.” Bloofy is a “Blue’s Clues”-like dog and Pouchy is the pouch he wears with a personality all of his own and contains items (such as dynamite) to help the emotions get out of tough situations.

Fortunately, Pixar was able to utilize its “Win or Lose” 2D pipeline to make modest-looking hand-drawn characters with simple poses. “We thought it would be awesome to do a 2D character and we have a lot of really great 2D animators,” Mann said. “So we learned a lot from the shows that have actually been doing that. Coming up with a look of how does that character fit into the 3D world was really fun.”

The Disneynerd wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:12 am Idk if Nostalgia is a suitable character for this. I mean would you really consider Nostalgia to be an emotion that stands besides Joy, Anger and Fear? Rileys parents then must have her too.

Kyle wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 3:50 pm I dont see why not. Its something we all feel to some degree or another, the more we get older.