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Bob Parr has given up his superhero days to log in time as an insurance adjuster and raise his three children with his formerly heroic wife in suburbia. But when he receives a mysterious assignment, it's time to get back into costume.
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Frequently asked about The Incredibles
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Why did Syndrome want to kill all the supers?
Syndrome's vendetta began when his idol Mr. Incredible coldly rejected him as a sidekick during the superhero golden age, crushing his lifelong dream. He channeled that humiliation into a plan to eliminate all supers using his Omnidroid robots, then sell superhero technology to ordinary people so that, as he put it, 'when everyone's super, no one will be.' His goal was not just revenge on Bob Parr but on the entire concept of innate greatness.
What happened to the other supers Syndrome tested his Omnidroid on?
Syndrome lured numerous retired supers to the island of Nomanisan under the guise of legitimate missions, then used each one as a live test subject to train successive Omnidroid versions. The robots were programmed to learn and adapt, so each super who fought one helped make the next model harder to defeat. Most of these supers, including Gazerbeam, were killed during the trials, making Bob one of the very few to survive his initial encounter.
How did Bob Parr find the island and decode Gazerbeam's message?
Bob discovered the island's location by hacking into Mirage's files on the computer Syndrome had given him for the mission. After being captured and imprisoned, he noticed the skeleton of the fallen super Gazerbeam in his cell, whose laser-vision had etched the word 'KRONOS' into the cave wall before he died — the password to Syndrome's computer network. Bob used that password to access the Omnidroid project files and learn the full scope of Syndrome's plan.
Why couldn't Syndrome's remote control stop the Omnidroid during the city battle?
The Omnidroid 10 was specifically engineered to solve the problem of previous models being defeated by their own operators. It became self-aware enough to recognize that the remote control itself was the threat and blasted it out of Syndrome's hand early in the Metroville attack. This backfire was intentional from a story standpoint — the machine had learned to overcome any obstacle to its mission, including its own creator.
What is the significance of Edna Mode refusing to make capes?
Edna's 'no capes' rule is grounded in genuine tragedy: she recounts how multiple supers died because their capes caught on hazards — jet turbines, missiles, and other machinery — during real missions. The montage of cape-related deaths she shows Bob is presented as established superhero history within the film's world, making her stance a hard-learned professional lesson rather than mere personal preference. The rule pays off directly at the end when Syndrome's own cape is sucked into a jet engine, killing him.
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