These are the heroes who Syndrome lured to his island in order to have them test out his Omnidroid robot, much like he did with Mr Incredible. (Image: Disney)Ĭlockwise from left: Apogee, Universal Man, Everseer, Stormicide, Blazestone, Gamma Jack, Macroburst and Psycwave. Killed by Syndrome’s Omnidroid RobotĬlockwise from left: Apogee, Universal Man, Everseer, Stormicide, Blazestone, Gamma Jack, Macroburst, and Psycwave. Among the other “freelancers” included an alcoholic, a woman who used her powers to steal boyfriends, and a potential supervillain who said supers were the “superior race”.

However, not every superhero was part of a team – as Mr Incredible lovingly put it during the first film, he worked alone. They disbanded after a ton of infighting, mostly caused by Gazerbeam being an egotistical douchebag. The most controversial group was the Thrilling Three, led by the famous Gazerbeam. Some of the bios included audio interviews, but after reading about them, you may wonder how some were considered superheroes in the first place.īefore supers went into hiding, there were three main superhero groups registered through the National Supers Agency, or NSA, along with some other temporary alliances and team-ups. Not only were there comic books, but The Incredibles DVD featured a number of biographies about the never-seen characters. In The Incredibles, everything we know about supers (and life before the Superhero Relocation Program) is secondhand information, stories shared by Bob Parr and Lucius as they wait near a police scanner, or words of caution from a fashion designer who hates capes.īut Disney gave the world of Incredibles‘ supers a surprising amount of development. That’s just the tip of the murder iceberg. And we’re going to tell you all about them. But even though they were barely onscreen – at least not alive – many of them had surprisingly complex stories. But let’s not forget that Disney Pixar’s first venture into the superhero genre resulted in one of Pixar’s highest body counts.

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