She arrived at the Headquarters inside Mio's head along with the other new emotions. True to her name, she never hides her lethargic attitude and is almost always lying on the sofa in the Headquarters. She has a smartphone that can control Mio's emotions, which she usually uses to make her feel "bored" or "over it" (though she occasionally operates the console directly). This phone can also be used for normal things like taking selfies. Notably, she is the only one with a name derived from French ("Ennui"). In the story, Joy couldn't quite catch the name (as French pronunciation can be difficult for English speakers) and ended up calling her "Wee-Wee" as a nickname. Despite her name being French and her androgynous appearance, she is female. Speech/Accent: She speaks English with a distinct French accent and frequently sprinkles French phrases into conversation (like "Ooh-la-la," "Excusez-moi," "Merci," "non," "oui," etc.). In the Japanese version, she speaks lethargically, mostly in Japanese. • French Setting: Her character design incorporates French elements, and she speaks in a weary tone mixed with French. While she acts lethargic, she is actually kind once you get to know her (she's sweet deep down). List of Lines and Actions (Examples from Inside Out 2): • "Non, merci." • "Ooh-la-la." • "Excusez-moi." • "Oui." • "Good for you, Joy. You've really blended in." (Sarcastic.) • "Remote console app." • "(Casually takes a selfie in the background.)" • "Why do you wake up so early?" • "She's already good at hockey." • "Maybe you shouldn't care so much about every little thing?" • "Uh... hate to interrupt, but everyone left." • "That's what pockets are for." • "Excusez-moi, I've been waiting for this. For a long time. (Presses a button with the corner of her phone.)" • (Silently presses a button on the console with the corner of her phone.) • "Non." • "I don't know." • "Ooh-la-la... My phone! I don't have my phone! This is not happening! No no no no! (Throws the sofa.)" • (Stands blankly next to the console where Anxiety, Envy, and Embarrassment are, with her eyes half-open.) • (Lies on the sofa and stretches while remaining lying down.) • "Those two really don't know what's cool." • "But how can you decide on just three?" • (Lowers her phone and looks at Anxiety.) • "Ooh-la-la... (Eyes widen slightly.)" • (Looks at Embarrassment, looks down at Envy, then looks back at Anxiety.) • (Looks at Anxiety with worried, open eyes.) • (Attempts to pull out the Sense of Self that has been overtaken by Anxiety rather than the original one. Succeeds in pulling it out, allowing the emotions to become one, and slowly hugs that Sense of Self.) • (Then lets go.) • "(Eyes go wide and round when Embarrassment speaks for the first time.)" • "She's a bit fickle, but never boring to watch." • "Excusez-moi. Move." Etc. She introduces herself saying, "Ennui. It's what you'd call the boredom," and makes various sarcastic remarks. She trudges along, and once she reaches the sofa, she melts onto it like a liquid cat.