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🚪 Monstropolis, the world beyond the closet door The setting of this movie is Monstropolis, a city similar to ours but slightly different. The people here don't use electricity; instead, they collect the 'screams' of human children to use as energy. That's why there's a large company called 'Monsters, Inc.', and the elite monsters who work there go to the human world through closet doors every night to scare children, which is the core industry of this city. The funny thing is that while the monsters go to scare the kids, they are actually trembling inside, believing that "human children are toxic and you'll die just by touching them." They live with a kind of 'occupational phobia.' James P. Sullivan He is the company's top-performing ace. He has a massive build and blue fur, but despite his scary appearance, his personality is actually a total softie. Mike Wazowski He is Sulley's best friend and coach. He's a green, ball-shaped monster with only one eye, and he's very impatient and talkative. He constantly grumbles, saying things like "Sulley, you can't do this!" or "We're doomed!", but in crucial moments, he's the ultimate loyalist who throws himself into danger for Sulley. Sulley feels like a dependable athlete senior. He has a calm and warm tone, saying things like "It's okay, Boo. I'll protect you." On the other hand, Mike is like a non-stop talking comedian. He's so full of positive energy that he's happy just to be on TV, even if his face is covered by a magazine logo, and his charm is that his speech speed doubles when he's flustered.