Who Said It: Pixar Edition

The quote was said by Edna "E" Mode, one of the characters from the film "The Incredibles" and the sequel "Incredibles 2." Known for her short stature and sassy personality, she is the fashion designer who created many costumes for superheroes.

The quote was said by Auguste Gusteau, a character from the 2007 film "Ratatouille." In the film, he is a renowned and very talented chef who founded the five-star restaurant Gusteau's and wrote the best-selling book "Anyone Can Cook."

The quote was said by Elizabeth "Ellie" Fredricksen, a character who appeared in the 2009 film "Up." She was the wife of Carl Fredricksen, and although the character died early on in the movie, she played a major role in the way that things turned out.

The quote was said by Poppa Henry, a character from the 2015 film "The Good Dinosaur." Voiced by Jeffrey Wright, he is a devoted husband and the father of Arlo, and he was often seen working very hard to make a life for his family on their farm.

The quote was said by Buzz Lightyear, a character from the Toy Story series and his own television series. He is a toy spaceman who belonged to Andy Davis and initially butted heads with Sheriff Woody, Andy's "favorite toy."

The quote was said by Dory, a character from the movies "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory." She is a blue tang fish who suffers from short-term memory loss but goes on a quest to help her friend Marlin to find his son Nemo.

The quote was said by Sadness, one of the main characters from the 2015 movie "Inside Out." She was one of the five emotions inside of Riley Andersen's mind, and she was often used when Riley threw tantrums and when she began to cry.

The quote was said by Lightning McQueen, one of the main characters from the Cars movie franchise. Voiced by Owen Wilson, the red race car was known for his arrogance and selfishness, but later became kinder and more caring, the more time he spent in Radiator Springs.

The quote was said by Elena Rivera, also called Abuelita, a character from the 2017 film "Coco." She is Miguel's grandmother and she is often seen stopping her grandson from playing and listening to music because of the musician who walked out on Elena's grandmother many years before.

The quote was said by Merida, the princess from the 2012 film "Brave." In the movie, she is a Scottish princess and the daughter of King Fergus and Queen Elinor. She is known for being a headstrong and free-spirited person, and she often butted heads with her mother.

The quote was said by Captain B. McCrea, a character from the movie "WALL-E." He was in command of the Axiom for 30 years. A plant was brought to him, proving that there was life on Earth.

The quote was said by the Queen, a character from the 1998 film "A Bug's Life." In the movie, she is portrayed as a kind individual who cares deeply about her people. She is the mother of Atta, who is very stressed about becoming the next queen.

The quote was said by Frozone, whose real name is Lucius Best, a character from "The Incredibles" film and its 2018 sequel. The superhero is the best friend of Mr. Incredible. He has the ability to create ice as well as freeze surfaces with his hands.

The quote was said by Buzz Lightyear, a character from the Toy Story series. He was one of the newer additions to Andy Davis' toys and was often seen competing with Sheriff Woody, who he later became friends with.

The quote was said by Mike Wazowski, a character from the films "Monsters, Inc." and "Monsters University." Mike is a green spherical monster with horns and one large eye, plus thin arms and legs which are connected directly to his torso.

The quote was said by Mr. Incredible, also known as Bob Parr, one of the main characters from the 2004 film "The Incredibles" and the 2018 sequel. He is the husband of Elastigirl (Helen Parr) and the father of Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack Parr.

The quote was said by Remy, the protagonist of the 2007 animated film "Ratatouille." He was a grey rat living in Paris who had a passion for food and also had dreams of becoming a professional chef, despite many setbacks.

The quote was said by Hopper, the main antagonist in the 1998 film "A Bug's Life." In the film, he is the ruthless and violent leader of the grasshoppers who only has one thing on his mind - to kill the ant, who he has called lower than dirt.

The quote was said by Butch, a character from the 2015 film "The Good Dinosaur." He is a Tyrannosaurus Rex who plays the role of mentor to Arlo, as well as being the father of two other dinosaurs - Nash and Ramsey.

The quote was said by Anger, one of the characters from the film "Inside Out." He is the red emotion living in Riley's mind, along with Fear, Disgust, Sadness and Joy. Played by actor Lewis Black, he was just as his name described, angry.

The quote was said by Tow Mater, one of the characters who has appeared in the Cars franchise. He is a 1951 Haulital Hook'em tow truck who is best friends with Lightning McQueen, and he's known for catchphrases like "Git-R-Done" and "Dad-gum!"

The quote was said by Marlin, the protagonist in the 2003 film "Finding Nemo" and the 2016 movie "Finding Dory." Marlin is a clownfish living in the Great Barrier Reef with his son Nemo, who is taken by a human to be put into their aquarium.

This quote was said by Mike Wazowski, one of the main characters from the movie "Monsters, Inc." and its prequel "Monsters University." The green monster was often seen accompanied by his best friend Sully, who he supported in trying to be the number one scarer.

The quote was said by Manny, a character from the film "A Bug's Life." In the movie, the praying mantis was a magician in the circus troupe and he was very kind to his fellow circus mates. He was married to Gypsy the gypsy moth.

The quote was said by Queen Elinor in the 2012 movie "Brave." She is the queen of the DunBroch kingdom, the wife of King Fergus, and the mother of Merida and triplets Harris, Hubert and Hamish. In the film she was wise and graceful, but she also butted heads with her daughter.

The quote was said by Miguel Riviera, the main protagonist from the 2017 film "Coco." He is a 12-year-old boy whose passion for music brings him to the realm of the dead during the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos). He must find his way home before sunrise.

The quote was said by Joy, a character from the 2015 film "Inside Out," played by the actress Amy Poehler. Joy is one of the five emotions living inside Riley's mind, and, just like her name, she is always happy and full of energy.

The quote was said by Auguste Gusteau, a character who appeared in the 2007 film "Ratatouille," voiced by Brad Garrett. The famous chef's personal motto was that "anyone can cook" and he was often seen guiding Remy through his cooking.

The quote was said by Dug from the movie "Up." He is a golden retriever belonging to Charles Muntz. He has the ability to speak via a special collar created by his owner. Not long after going on an adventure with Kevin, Russell and Carl, he becomes attached to the senior citizen.

The quote was said by Flit, a character from the 1998 film "A Bug's Life." In the movie, he is a creative and inventive ant who wants to make a difference in the lives of the members of his colony.

The quote was said by Ernesto de la Cruz, the main antagonist in the film "Coco." The character is a famous singer and musician who is idolized by many, even after his untimely death. Miguel, who believes that Ernesto is his distant relative, goes on a quest to find him but uncovers the real truth about him.

The quote was said by Sally Carrera, a character who appeared in the Cars franchise. She was the girlfriend of race car Lightning McQueen, and she was also the attorney of Radiator Springs.

The quote was said by Dory in the 2016 film "Finding Dory." In the Nemo franchise, she is a blue tang fish who suffers from short-term memory loss. She meets Marlin and goes on a journey with him to find his son Nemo in the first film, and in the sequel, it is Dory who must be found.

The quote was said by Elastigirl, also known as Helen Parr, a character from the 2004 film "The Incredibles" and the 2018 sequel "Incredibles 2." She is a superheroine who has the ability to stretch her body to great lengths, as well as being able to mold it into different shapes and sizes.

The quote was said by Mike Wazowski in the 2013 film "Monsters University." The movie follows the character from an elementary school student to his 17-year old self to his time at Monsters University, where he gets expelled.