When the sequel to the 2001 Pixar film, Monsters, Inc., premiered on Disney+ on June 7, viewers desperately wanted to know if Boo (voiced by Mary Gibbs) might appear in Monsters At Work.

Mary Gibbs, the toddler who voiced Boo in Pixar's 'Monsters, Inc.' has found a second act as a fire twirler, performer and VJ. Learn more about her career here.

We're old!), and we're happy to report that she's a badass yogi. Gibbs' Instagram account, @yoga_boo, pays homage to her Monsters, Inc. roots while showcasing all her insane yoga skills.

Signs Abby From "Turning Red" Is Boo From "Monsters Inc." The TikTok video shows a picture of Abby excitedly hugging Mei in her red panda form because of how fluffy she is.

Will Boo appear in ‘Monsters at Work’? The sweet little toddler, Boo, who accidentally ended up in the Monsters, Inc. factory in 2001, will not return to the cast for the sequel series.

A pivotal scene from the beloved 20-year-old classic 'Monsters, Inc.' has only just recently manifested itself as a 'Crying Boo' meme online.

They also wondered how an actor so young did such a superb job voicing Boo’s character ― “I was wondering how a really small child voices an animated character,” u/Readonly00 wrote.

Monsters, Inc. fans will want to pick up this new Nendoroid figure two-pack from Good Smile Company. Two versions will be available: a regular edition Mike and Boo figures only, and a deluxe ...

It's been 20 years since Monsters Inc was released and Gibbs said that people often cry when they find out she is that sweet little girl who brought so much joy. "Growing up growing up being a ...

As the theory suggests, following the events of Monsters, Inc. Boo never really got over her adventures with Sulley, but remembers that wooden doors are the key to accessing him.