Violets suit can become invisible like she can. Elastigirl's suit can stretch as far as she can and is virtually indestructible. Incredible's suit when he fights the Omnidroid. My Suit Is Also Super: Each of the red suits are tailored by Edna Mode to support the powers of the individual super wearing it.Meaningful Name: The family's surname, Parr ("par"), reflects how their secret identities are an attempt to blend in with "average" society.Ironic Name: Their surname is "Parr", meaning "average", something the Parrs definitely are not.Ideal Hero: Sure, they have their minor flaws, but they are all extremely determined, heroic, and more than willing to risk their lives to fight against any serious threat.
He's absolutely gritting his teeth to hide his jealousy of her having this job but does everything he can to be supportive of her. The second film shows Bob willing to take care of the family while Helen works to get supers legal again. When he thought he lost Helen and the kids when Syndrome shot down her plane, this caused his Rage-Breaking Point.
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However, all marriages have their challenges and the first movie showed that Bob had gotten to the point where his focus on wanting to relive his glory days was causing his attention on his family to suffer and how he works through that. Bob even calls Helen "the perfect woman". Happily Married: Helen and Bob still have a happy marriage and remain attracted to each other after 15 years and three kids.However, this trope is Justified as the story shows that being a Super Hero is a dangerous activity and it's hard to take down the bad guys without harm when they're actively trying to kill you. Dash racks up the highest kill count among them when the goons chasing him crash their velocipods into the surroundings. Good Is Not Soft: The Incredibles are willing to use deadly force against the various mooks they encounter and/or indirectly cause them to die.Thankfully, the events of the movie contribute to bring them all closer by the end. Dysfunctional Family: First shown as this, through Bob and Dash's dissatisfaction at having to live an average life and keep their powers hidden under the Super Relocation Act, Violet angsting about not being normal, the arguments between siblings and parents at the dinner table and Helen butting heads with Bob over his late-night vigilante antics.Domino Mask: Their new superhero costumes include one.
Brought to You by the Letter "S": Their suits prominently feature a lowercase ( i ) for an emblem.A Boy, a Girl, and a Baby Family: Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack respectively.Helen, being the mature, focused matriarch is able to take out Mooks in a non-lethal manner, but Bob, Dash and Violet all have a body count. By the end of the first movie (and the short Jack-Jack Attack), every Parr has caused some form of property damage. Badass Family: As a family of superheroes, it comes with the territory.Fantastic/Elastigirl), invisible person with force fields(Invisible Woman/Violet) but the Human Torch/Dash overlap mainly on their hot-headed, impulsive personality and not their powers. There is an loose overlap of powers: Super Strength person (Thing/Mr. However, The Incredibles has often been praised as the best Fantastic Four film and this is largely because both deal with a team of superheroes that share a familial bond with each other and explores that family dynamic as they go adventuring together. Alternate Company Equivalent: Downplayed especially since Disney now owns both Marvel and Fox so there is no "alternate company" anymore.Click here to see the Parr family in Incredibles 2 The titular family of superheroes.
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