Thread 149679484

Where the fuck are all the supervillains?? Syndrome, Bomb Voyage and Underminer were just freaks with gadgets, they had no superpowers. Are you really fucking telling me NO ONE with superpowers turned evil?

>>149679484 (OP)
There was Gamma Jack who was put on a watch list for believing supers were a superior race. Syndrome did the world a favor by killing him.

>>149679484 (OP)
It’s only 2 movies with no other lore entries, the sequel took like a fucking decade to show up. Do you really expect a lot from that?

>>149679612
>Do you really expect a lot from that?
The entire sequel could've skipped the legalized hero plot because it was already implied by the ending to the first and went straight into what the fuck were supervillains up to for 14 years

>>149679484 (OP)
>Are you really fucking telling me NO ONE with superpowers turned evil?
Gamma Jack was essentially Homelander for The Incredibles.

>>149679702
better resolution

Breed Violet

Now that's a clever question, never think of it until today

>>149679484 (OP)
Supers are an Allegory for the elite of society being it's rightful, justified protectors. A Super powered bad guy destroys that message

>>149679484 (OP)
Brad Bird has made the same movie a few times now: The Incredibles, Tomorrowland, etc. The recurring themes are are that there exist a special class of elite superhumans (actual superheroes, geniuses, etc) that are strictly better than the rest of us are. Because they are strictly better than us, we should let them solve all of our problems. Anyone who wants to get between those people and unchecked, unmitigated power and authority is the bad guy because by divine right of being special those people get to decide the fate of the rest of us.
This is a narrative that works very well as long as the special people are all good and pure and all of the villains are outsiders to this special inner circle who are dooming the world directly by opposing the special people. If one of the special people was, themselves, a villain would run counter to the entire message that the worldview exists to convey in the first place. Thus, it cannot exist in the story. Any super-powered person in The Incredibles being a villain, anywhere in the world, is just as impossible as Bob taking off his pants and taking a big fat shit in the middle of the room in full view of the camera: its simply not a thing that would ever be included in the story or approved by the people making it.

>>149679484 (OP)
So no single hero had their own rogues gallery? Just a bunch of robbers and occasional gadget based career criminals? A golden age prequel would suck then

>>149680095
Stfu trannyfag

>>149680145
Trannyfag

>>149680316
and then in the Incredibles 2 Evelyn (with the help of Barack Obama) created the Epstein list hoax and tried to discredit the superhero community into being a bunch of Pedos. Luckily she was discredited and the pristine reputation of the Elites was maintained.

>>149679612
There's a whole alternate timeline with the Rise of the Underminer video game and unfinished Boom Comics series that was produced in the interim. The comics had a lot of villains either going overseas or keeping a low profile after the ban and feeling much more emboldened to come out of hiding after the events of the first film.

Of course the only thing I2 really took from those comics was "Let's take that hypno villainess concept and make it the shittiest twist villain ever"

>>149680358
Kys disingenous mongrel

>>149679484 (OP)
>Syndrome, Bomb Voyage and Underminer were just freaks with gadgets, they had no superpowers.

You just described Batman.

>>149679702
>>149679726
>Handsome Jack

>>149680529
Incredibles Jack would have had a field day on Pandora.

>>149679702
>>149679726
So this guy was a walking nuke?

Well, blame Brad Bird and Disney for not using The Incredibles to it's fullest potential. The concept of the first film would've been even more interesting considering Syndrome was at first a throwaway villian.

>>149680584
Syndrome probably killed him by adding a coat of lead on the omnidroid

>>149680767
Or just sniped him from a distance. If his 2nd Omni-droid fight was anything like Bob's with a surprise attack, the battle might have been over before he knew what was going on.

>>149679484 (OP)
Supervillains with superpowers go against Bird's objectivism of how the normies are pushing down the exceptional

>>149679702
"complete disintegration" means that he could kill anyone and leave no evidence behind

>>149680767
I guess so. He took out the omnidroid when first arrived. He either fucked up its electronics or blasted holes into it. There is a chance that the gun the omnidroid used was added to fight from far away since Gamma Jack was dangerous up close.

Does anyone else get the impression the government supplied Syndrome with money and resources cuz they actually wanted all the Supers to be dead cuz the government sees them as too much of a threat

>>149681733
Syndrome was selling invention to various governments to fund his operations. We have no idea which ones.

>>149681733
Write the AU or not a chance.

Where did superpowers come from anyway? Probably nuclear radiation, right?

>>149679484 (OP)
Either other supers killed them off quickly or the government did.

>>149681824
Something to do with gentics since two super people results in a bunch of kids with entirely different abilities.

>>149681733
Not likely, they already knew all the identities, locations and vulnerabilities of most of them, and could mindwipe anyone if needed.
As the other anon said they mostly seemed interested in Syndrome helping them kill off everyone else. Syndrome's accusation of the authorities being in bed with him is soft confirmed when the agent Bob is friends with mentioned in the limo about financially crippling Syndrome's funds expediently, implying they already were aware of some of the concerning transactions and developments there, they just didn't care until it was apparent he was going to pull a fast one on their turf.
Helen was concerned about Jack-Jack, but Bob doesn't seem to double take at how casual that topic went.

I'm not even sure if Brad realized the implications.

Is it just me, or does the Incredible family look an awful lot like the Parr family a couple blocks away? They have literally the exact same hair color and I swear their little boy seems like he fucking teleports a few feet away when you're not looking in his direction. Anyone else think so??

>>149681977
Was there a line in the original film "you know Supers aren't supposed to have kids!" or did I completely imagine it

>>149681733
No, but the government had a special group to deal with supers who resisted the ban. Probably recruited villains with the promise of a pardon ala Suicide Squad.

>>149679484 (OP)
The film indicates that no-kill rules are not the norm in The Incredibles.

>>149680145
Tomorrowland is the exact fucking opposite of that. It's pretty much "pull your goddamn head out of your ass" the movie.

>>149680399
Brad Bird disappointed so many. The Incredibles was a franchise ripe for expanding, and he STILL failed to deliver with the official sequel after having over a decade to come up with something that felt worthy of following his magnum opus.

>>149679530
>>149679702
>>149679726
Incredibles 3 should be about Gamma Jack’s son wanting to avenge his father’s death and enslave/exterminate non-powered people.

>>149679484 (OP)
>>149679530
>>149679702
>>149679726
How the fuck did Syndrome beat this guy?

>>149684269
Stamina.

>>149684269
His combat style was just having the Omnidroid ambush Supers with everything it could throw at them, when that failed he had his stasis beams and explosives.
Anyone without sufficient durability, senses and agility could likely die from a single solid tentacle strike, or getting squeezed, stomped or sawed in half if they survived.

>>149684269
Take a glance at his indestructability bar
There's a reason why Bob and Helen are such high tier supers despite being a basic brick (with a minor spider-sense) and stretcher, they actually have some level of invulnerability through their powers while everyone else can just eat a bullet and die.

>Incredibles 3
>A new family moves next door to the Incredibles mansion, basically a dad, a mom, a teenager boy, a 10-years-old daughter and a dog
>Unknown to the Parr they are a family of supervillains who just hit it big on a job, which is how they can afford a mansion
>Neither family is used to socialize much so much of the humor of the movie comes from the two families learning to get along with one another while hiding their superpowers, both being so caught up in watching their own side that they miss all the obviously sketchy stuff in the other
>They actually get along really well, particularly Bob & the dad
>When they're superheroing they fight without recognizing one another
>Some back and forth in the movie, in the end someone, let's say Dash, convince one member of the supervillains that they don't have to go along with their family's criminal ways, big climatic fight to stop the evil plan the parents (maybe mostly the dad) have been cooking up the whole movie
>End in the villains escaping and swearing revenge, but maybe letting their kids go in a normal school because that's what they really want, promise to stay in touch
>Movie ends
>Everyone is chuffed about getting brand new nemesises

>>149684269
Gamma Jack was able to take out the first omnidroid Syndrome sent out. The model was close to the final design that fought Mr. Incredible. It could've thrown stuff or shot its laser at Jack from afar. Syndrome probably improved the armor after Jack since it explained why nothing except itself could penetrate it. The omnidroid was able to handle exposure to lava.

>>149679484 (OP)
Fuck the supervillains. Why haven't Bob and Helen gotten a divorce?

>>149684509
>Neither family is used to socialize much so much of the humor of the movie comes from the two families learning to get along with one another while hiding their superpowers, both being so caught up in watching their own side that they miss all the obviously sketchy stuff in the other

Anon, i think I've seen this somewhere...

>>149685135
Ah yes.

>>149679702
You know, I didn't really think about it before, but they have to have some way of enforcing the superhero ban, and by extension, watch out for cases like this. It's outside the scope of a film like this, but they had to have some form of supe neutralizer team to deploy against anyone liable to actually become a violent threat, while they were perfectly fine letting insurance and altruistic capes handle cases like Bomb Voyage and the Underminer that just stole shit.

Maybe that could be the basis for a third movie: just go Venture Bros and have them get tangled up in a sort of OSI and GCI situation, whereas something like Nu-SPHINX (Sphinx!) goes after people like Syndrome.

>>149679484 (OP)
My headcanon is that the government secretly has a few supers with powers good for quiet assassination working for it as agents. Similar to what the Comedian was doing after the ban in Watchmen.

>>149685167
>but they had to have some form of supe neutralizer team to deploy against anyone liable to actually become a violent threat
It was implied to be the other Supers. The volatile Blazestone was put on a team with Frozone, who is her power counter, and Universal Man, who was durable and law abiding. I imagine both were predicted, if not told, to bring her in if she got out of control.

Test

>>149685143
>he doesn't even put Cass on the polls any more as he knows she'll always win

>>149685635
there's no beating Aunt Ass

>>149679484 (OP)
Elastigirl's ass in my face.

>>149684535
Why didn't Jack just leave the island ? Its obvious that the bots are not accidental experiment's gone wrong, by the time the second one was made.

>>149686344
When Mr. Incredible was led to Nomanisan for a second time, it wasn't on the premise that a robot had gone haywire.

>>149686344
Same reason Bob didn't. He's being paid good money and he's got too much of an ego to just walk away. And by the time he starts thinking otherwise, it's already too late.

>>149684535
Also note the "sharp intensity falloff over distance" part of his profile. Put enough lead into the Omnidroid's construction and just have it chuck rocks at him, and there's not a lot Jack can do to stop it.

>>149679484 (OP)
cool, elastigirl thread. i hope she inflates in incredibles 3.

>>149679702
Yeah but he wasn't a supervillain.

>>149682231
I like Tomorrowland thesis that people like post apocalipsis movies because ig presents a fucked future they have no responsability creating.

>>149679484 (OP)
Actually, creating a badass villain with superpowers is a very difficult task for a good story.

>His superpowers should be powerful but not too powerful so that he can fight the entire superfamily alone but not win instantly.
>His superpowers should not be simple.
>his superpowers shouldn't be similar to the superpowers of one of the Parr family members, so invisibility, super speed and strength are immediately excluded.
>His superpowers should still suggest that he still needs minions and henchmen for his plan so that the Protagonists can hit something besides the main boss fight.

So either it's going to be a supervillain organization with multiple supervillains.
Or it will be a villain like DIO who will avoid battle until the very end and hide his superpowers until the last battle in order to show how imbecile they are.

>>149687043
probably wont happen sadly. they're onto us, they avoid doing transformation scenes these days.

>>149687043
>>149688064
Why does her head always stay the same size in these pictures?
Her skull can't stretch?

Can we talk about Violet?

>>149688079
head inflation is a separate, more niche sub-fetish

>>149688136
Do you think Violet will stay with her Boyfriend in Incredibles 3?
The writers will probably try to add some cringe-worthy unhealthy crises to the relationship between Violet and Tony.

>>149688184
I just asked about her abilities and their limits... not about your fetish.

>>149687313
Reminds me how in the original Dracula novel he has many OP powers but also have many stupid weaknesses (can't go inside a building where he wasn't invited, can only rest over the soil of his homeland and can only cross large bodies of water on a boat, yes, he can't simply fly over a river in bat form) that allow him to be defeated by a small group of regular humans working together.

>>149688397
I wonder if magic and paranormal stuff is canon in the "Incredibles" universe ?
If The Incredibles is a reference to old comics from the 50s and 60s, then there should be characters who are sorcerers and wizards.

>>149688236
oh right. sorry. i think her cheeks can stretch, but not anything that's above her mouth

>>149679484 (OP)
It's because it's just meant to be Nietzschean propaganda. The villains plan is evil because he wants to make everyone super?

>>149680967
why didn't they upgrade the droid after the mr incredible fight? it had the exact same weakness

>>149688642
>The villains plan is evil because he wants to make everyone super?
Firstly, he wiped out past heroes. Secondly, Syndrome was going to sell his inventions which meant that only the rich and powerful will be able to become super. Syndrome's actions are motivated by spite for Mr. Incredible.

>>149688642
Bro, if you throw a bunch of gadgets on yourself, you will never be on the same level as superheroes who were just born that way.
That's just cope, there is nothing Nietzschean about it.

>>149688673
>>149688697
"When everyone's super, no one will be!" Cackles the diabolical villain with his evil scheme to make EVERYONE super, not just the wealthy. It's notable that this is what Bird focuses on as an evil act, the ubermensch no longer being superior due to an individual granting the untermensch their equivalent abilities through technology.

>>149688673
>Syndrome was going to sell his inventions which meant that only the rich and powerful will be able to become super.
People always trip on this, he stresses -everyone- will be super, he wanted security money from the sales so he wouldn't have to worry about retirement but wanted to make sure the concept of exceptionalism was also squashed by that time. He doesn't mention a price point, but making a new class of supers would be antithetical to his very villain origin.

>>149686287
Same.

>>149682036
Didn't you get made fun of for sitting on a tack and thinking one of your students did it? Wacko.

>>149679484 (OP)
No villains had powers or else that would have resulted in supervillains taking advantage of superheroes being illegal.
Imagine Metallo or Gorilla Grodd hearing that superheroes are illegal and also giving up crime
Only the Gay Prince of Crime would do that when his boyfriend is forced into retirement
Everyone else turns the cities into crime infested rapelands over night

>>149688784
It's kind of a weird plan for a bunch of other reasons, though. First, it's strange to villify someone for inventing fantastic new technology and selling it (and from the sounds of things, pretty affordably), which is basically what the final step of his plan amounts to. That would just mean Syndrome was an exceptional man, which is supposedly something Brad Bird was attempting to champion in the movie.

Second, he's definitely still a villain because he went around murdering innocent people out of jealousy, and he'd have gotten thousands more killed if not for The Incredibles thanks to his inability to control the Omnidroid. But that feels like it was thrown in because Bird/the writers realized his actual plot wouldn't come across as all that sinister presented on its own.

Third, it's not like this tech would just be released into the world and that's that. People would reverse engineer it, improve on it, invent competing products, etc. Some people would be better at using it than others, some people would think it was fucking rad and save up their money to buy more of it. It's strange to think that everything would just remain stagnant after everyone got rocket boots and cool lasers.

Ultimately it goes to show how far good filmmaking and strong character arcs go, because the movie still manages to be awesome despite the villain's big plot being pretty retarded.

>>149688741
Kys fag

>>149689163
The CIA controls the SuperVillains to keep the SuperHeroes busy and getting them distracted by the really (((important))) things.

>>149690638
>shadman

>>149692093
>AI

I don't even know which is worse.

>Superpower fucks with surveillance devices
>Believes in separating civilian and super identities
>Is passionate about her civilian identity (and therefore less likely to be tempted back to super work)
>Only non-main character super from the files to not be confirmed dead
I'm certain Plasmabolt is alive. I hope she cameos in Incredibles 3, it'd be a cool-ass deep cut.

>>149692269
Well she certainly has enough agility and indestructibilty to survive at keast the not final form if the robot id guess, or she fell into lava and dissolved

>>149682066
You are referring to a cut scene where Syndrome, then just a side villain, breaks into the Incredibles house when Violet us just a baby.
It was included in the special features on the dvd as an animatic.

>>149684269
Probably a surprise attack

>>149688661
The thing about the omnidroid is that it could not be improved against itself without making itself weaker, they would have had to build it's claws with a flimsier matterial compared to its near indestructible coating. This would have made it capable of outliving its last weakness, but also less offensively capable.

>>149692269
>CC 2025 | Celebrating 20 Years of Avatar: The Last Airbender
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Physical Information
Gender
Male
Age
40
Status
Alive
Powers
Cryogenesis
Cryokinetic constructs
Airborne mobility
Personal Information
Aliases
Frozone
Uncle Lucius

Occupation
Superhero
Residence
The Best Residence
Family
Honey Best (wife)
Allies
Bob Parr, Helen Parr, Dash Parr, Violet Parr, Jack-Jack Parr, Edna Mode, Winston Deavor, Evelyn Deavor (formerly), Voyd, Brick, Screech, Reflux, He-Lectrix, Krushauer
Enemies
Syndrome, Omnidroid v.10, Underminer, Evelyn Deavor
Likes
Bowling, cold drinks, justice
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Low humidity, fire, Honey's nagging, danger, destruction, Mr. Incredible and Pals
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The Incredibles
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Super-ladies, they're always tryin' to tell you their secret identity. Think it'll strengthen the relationship or somethin' like that. I said, Girl, I don't wanna know about your mild-mannered alter ego, or anything like that.

She's Frozone's wife confirmed

>>149688661
The upgrade was probably better self preservation. The omnidroid destroyed itself without any regard when it first fought Mr. Incredible and pulled out its own core. That is probably what caused the omnidroid to betray Syndrome later in the movie. It saw how he was causing it to fall apart with the remote and chose self preservation

>>149680529
There are even older characters that went by that moniker.

>>149693620
I'm sure, but the Borderlands one very quickly owned the name.

>>149693620
Examples?

>>149692200
Damn

>>149688924
You just had to ruin it, didn't you?

>>149688924
hold on i can save this

>>149688064
what causes someone to find this hot

>>149697859
Erotic might explain their degenerate fantasy better. They might not have a way to properly explain, and when they can, I expect would give slightly varying answers.

They aren't planning to have actual sex with any intact gestational anatomy

>>149696705
Ruin what?

>>149697967
>

>>149697967
sauce? i hope there's a sequel where she inflates from the farts

>>149688661
One of the things to note in addition to what other anons said is that what makes Mr Incredible somewhat unique in the Incredibles universe is that he doesn't have any readily exploitable weaknesses

Most supers don't have good durability, which is why it's relatively easy to kill them if you get a good hit in, Bob on the other hand is just that though and on top of it has a danger sense and has above average intelligence so you can't even exploit him in a "dumb brick" way
only real flaw he sort of has is chronic hero syndrome

Honestly I'm willing to bet the government bent over backwards to accommodate him is in part because he's their panic button in case another super goes rogue like say
>>149679702
If Gamma Jack knew that if he started to pull some supervillain BS and would have to deal with Bob who'd have a license to kill due to the sheer threat, he might just you know, decide to toe the line

>>149689384
Isn't it sort of implied that Syndrome actually did have a superpower in super-intelligence so nobody else could reverse engineer his stuff?

>>149679484 (OP)
Could be that the government killed them

>>149699033
Gamma Jack could definitely pull some Killer Queen shit and kill people in a way that leaves no evidence behind so there's a huge chance that he murdered innocent people and got away with it

>>149699704
I don't think they will make the heroes and their abilities so difficult to understand, it's still a family cartoon for kids or their parents.

I think if Gamma Jack appeared on screen, his abilities would be pretty simple, he would probably just shoot green radioactive rays from his hands, like Starfire.

>>149692200
I might just pop a seam now if I don't die laughing first.

>>149684269
like the other anon said. look at his indestructability stat.

>>149699078
Right? If they banned superheroes, they probably had a task force for killing villains to even it out

>>149698965
Violet can't inflate

>>149701605
do you think she is a closet exhibitionist that at some point used her powers to get the thrill of walking in public naked

>>149702012
She's creepy enough to use her invisibility to spy on Tony.

>>149702012
She'd rather spy on her mom.

>>149692200
It's a abomination

>>149684269
Most of the supers in The Incredibles are glass cannons.

>>149684509
Sounds generic desu. But maybe that's what we need these days. Better than nothing.

>>149680399
>Didn't even TRY to make the hypno villainess mind break Jack and corrupt Violet
Disappointing at every step.

>>149688397
Van Helsing mentions he probabbly has a bunch ofnother powers he hasn't discover yet so they better kill him sooner that later.

>>149684269
Syndrome was overpowered, he could have killed every single super in the planet without a sweat with his zero gravity thing. He was just very stupid.

>>149680399
>Seems to imply that the Parrs and Frozone are the only supers left after Syndrome tricked the rest into becoming Omnidroid fodder
>Second arc teases the idea that thanks to Jack-Jack contracting an alien virus, average people in at least the city will gain powers from him and essentially spark a new era of supers
>The only ones who get empowered are a bunch of unionized henchmen and it's all only turning into fire, metal, or monster
That was a bit of a bummer.

I wish they made a shot for shot remake of the first movie with the graphics of the second one but with everything else untouched

>>149705401
Actually, if the capacity to solve and ultimately fuck up zero-point energy is not an indicator of success and failure, I don't think anything else is.

>>149692802
She was in a Super team, the Phantasmics, with Everseer, Psychwave and Macroburst and those three are killed in quick succession. Omnidroid V1 kills Psychwave and Everseer, Macroburst destroys the V1 and then he's killed by the V2. V2 then moves to other Supers.
From the timeline it looks like the rest of the Phantasmics reunited to fight the Omnidroid together. But Plasmabolt didn't reunite with the Phantasmics. If she was going to go back to Super work it would have been with them.They might have reached out to her but she got enough satisfaction from her civilian life not to go. She didn't die.

>>149705904
Apparently that was the result of an editorial dispute. In all likelihood conflicts with editorial and Disney was probably what killed the series and left it in a cliffhanger too since they wanted that final battle arc to end on a divorce with a hook for a timeskip sequel series of Dash and Violet starting their solo hero careers and trying to get their parents back together.

Fucking shitbags, now I wanna read that Mezmerella comic, where do I find it?

I do lean godzilla on the next one.

>>149707429
the incredibles will fight against these?

>>149684439
>with a minor spider-sense
I don't recall that power

>>149707490
It's subtly depicted in the film.

>>149707561
>a liter of mayonnaise
Jesus christ

>>149684066
The third movie should really be a superpowered villain, whether he's related to Gamma Jack or not. Give the guy a mad scientist minion, his own Professor Zee, if the movie still wants a lot of sci-fi machinery.

The NSA files for the Supers are some of the best bonus content ever

I like how pic related was the first killed by the Omnidroid, probably because he was by far the easiest to track down, although with that power I have no idea how he was killed in the first place

>>149708174
Look at his INT and AGL. Guy is slow and literally slow as well. Shitty endurance and psychological problems on top. You can give someone like that the most broken power ever and they'll fuck up somehow. Also it sounds like he actually needs to use his power to be invulnerable. Bob can be in a fucking coma and still be indestructible.

>>149692093
Man, I miss Shad. His art was better than average, but it's his creativity and wide-range kinkiness that were fantastic. Like good fucking luck trying to find someone drawing daughter on mom anilingus now.

>>149706152
>telepath
>let himself be tricked into going to that island
OK, maybe he was only contacted by phone and random third party people who didn't know anything. But also why did Syndrome even bother? Why in the world would he need to test a robot against a telepath?

>>149708844
His art is slop.

>>149709184
No, AI is slop. His art was fast food: a delicious and fun guilty pleasure.

>>149679702
Would Bob even be able to take this guy? Indestructiblility doesn't do anything against straight radiation

>>149709229
Fast food is slop, that's where "goy slop" started.

People just use slop as an insult now without really thinking about

>>149709383
Sure, Bob would just need either ambush him or throw shit at him from far away.

>>149709383
According to the lego game he could also fly. Bob will have to throw shit and hope for the best.

What caused the influx of Incredibles threads recently? Not that I mind it, this is easily a top 3 favorite movie of mine, but still. I think I've seen more incredibles threads in the past 2 weeks then I have in 2 years.

>>149708104
White people.....

>>149684439
Bob and Helen's sex life must be absolutely crazy with their mutual indestructability. Probably ping ponging around all over the place. I wish we got stats for dash, violet, and jak jak. As a speedster dash probably has crazy invulnerability too to survive crashes moving around at such high speeds. Violet has her shields and jack jack can turn into freaking iron or phase through walls.

>>149684439
>>149707490
>>149707561
>Danger Finder
Idiot, the Danger Finder is a feature on his car The Incredibile. If you look closely, there's no "-" near the word Danger Finder.

>>149692200
AI is obviously worse. No question about that.

>>149711101
>>149707561
>ABILITY TO SENSE IMMINENT DANGER
literally one line above it
he also shows it several times during the film by starting to react to shit way faster than any person would reasonably transition into fight mode

>>149688661
He upgraded the AI
And it backfired on him because the AI recognized that the remote was a threat to it and immediately removed it from him

>>149707561
>>149711101
Above the line it says “ability to sense imminent danger.”

>>149707561
> ability to sense imminent danger

interesting

> nickname : Mr.Inedible

How many times was he eaten by giant monsters?

>>149707490
In his profile and also basically every moment of sudden realization or comedic timing in the film with him that would normally just be a filmmaking trope is that.
>knowing something was wrong in the office right after landing with the dude when he shouldn't have been able to hear ticking
>knowing the kid is standing right behind him as he abuses his car
>figuring out something is wrong right before the omnidroid attacks
The gut feelings are a genuine low level super power
He's actually a very well rounded hero if he had any built in mobility

>>149684269
>>149684066
third movie should just be about gamma jack. as in, he faked his defeat vs the second omni-droid and went undercover letting syndrome and the NSA think he's dead

>>149680399
>>149705200
Truly we are in the cursed timeline.

>>149708174
suicide

>>149707561
>47 boysenberry pies
>8 banana creams
>3 apple crumbs
>1 Liter of mayonnaise
So we’re these individual slices, or like… WHOLE pies?
Cause if it’s the latter it’s no wonder he got so fat in those 15 years.

>>149679702
>That one Super who discovered her powers in high school, and proceeded to possess/mind controlled her best friend’s boyfriend into taking her to prom, and doing this to her other friend’s boyfriends that she wanted to date
How many times do you suppose she possessed a guy just to see if their dick was big enough for her?

>>149712233
I was just listening to that, and I don't mean to one up but the more disturbing thing is she mentions her abilities are Death Note-esque, she could just look at pictures and the mental command still worked regardless of range. No mention of a limit to what the command was either.

I'm not sure if the paralysis time limit applies to the commands as well, but even so she could have easily done any number of things for herself and the government simply through watching TV, reading newspapers, magazines and year books.
Screenslaver is sort of mid compared to something like that.

>>149712332
That has to be why they paired her with a team and especially Everseer. If she had been fucking around doing anything unethical or dangerous he would know.

>>149680095
... No it doesn't
Whether they're used for good or evil doesn't change the fact superpowers exist
You can't just stop being superhuman because other people decide upon it unless they specifically have a tool to do so, and that in itself is already an extreme use of power

>>149712390
Plasmabolt could have been a containment measure too since she's capable of erasing recordings and disrupting transmissions. Easy killswitch. The files imply the NSA choose the teams, not the Supers themselves.

I like the tidbit that Everseer and Psychwave were close platonic friends and ran a therapy practice. Asexual genius who is disgusted by the human body and and hates being touched and nympho genius who can't function in a relationship because she sees her partners as lesser toys and is never satisfied with what she has. Both haughty and can't relate to people easily. That is a fun and weird dynamic.

>>149707561
>indestructibility at the max level
>vulnerable to syndrome's robot's sharp claws
How vulnerable is the average super?

>>149681824
I assumed the gov't made them.

>>149679484 (OP)
Brad Bird, the creator of The Incredibles, is a hardcore Ann Rand Libertarian.

The heroes have superpowers because they're the Übermensch, they have to be good guys.

The villains inversely must be jealous normies seeking to constrain the Superheros, otherwise it would fail to deliver the political message.

>>149688184
how can there be a hose up her ass if her suit is as stretchy as her

>>149713452
>Brad Bird, the creator of The Incredibles, is a hardcore Ann Rand Libertarian.
not really. he's just a libtard

The supers in Incredibles probably gets a lot of goverment money just for staying legit (Bob's car alone must've costed a lot) and probably keeps each other in line just for it.
Bob and his family only lives in a middle class house on the first movie because they were supposed to not stick out.

>>149688236
One thing that I got out of those audios is that Helen can stretch but also that she can tighten because of her elasticity. Meaning size is literally a non-issue to her.

Incredibles is such an awesome movie bros, it's still being discussed. No other Slopxar Slopney flick will top it in the near future.