Elastigirl

Articles About Elastigirl
Main Series	The Incredibles
Alternate Continuity	Boom! Studios
Non-canon	Disney Infinity - Disney Heroes: Battle Mode - Disney Sorcerer's Arena

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Background

Helen Parr also known as Elastigirl, is the deuteragonist of Disney•Pixar's 2004 animated film, The Incredibles and the protagonist of its 2018 sequel. She is an elastic and dexterous superheroine who can stretch any part of her body to great lengths, and mold it into several shapes and sizes. Helen is married to Mr. Incredible and they have three children, consisting of Violet Parr, Dash Parr, and Jack-Jack Parr.

This dropdown contains the synopsis of Elastigirl's story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise!

The incredibles At the beginning of the film, Elastigirl helps Mr. Incredible take down a robber, during which she teases him when he offers her assistance, although Elastigirl insists she can handle things herself. She ends their chat advising Mr. Incredible not to be late for their wedding and heads to the cathedral. To her dismay, Bob arrives late to the altar, but they are married nonetheless; during the ceremony, Helen worries that Bob got into trouble as Mr. Incredible, which Bob assures her that, as superheroes, they are prepared for what comes their way. Unfortunately, the supers are subsequently outlawed and required to live solely as their secret identities. Over the next fifteen years, Helen becomes a housewife and tries to help the family adjust to a normal life. She does use her super-powers in private to control her rowdy family. Bob, however, doesn't adjust happily to civilian life. Helen eventually discovers his clandestine crime-fighting with Frozone (Lucius Best), using the cover story that they're going bowling. This results in a marital conflict between Helen and Bob. Bob (as Mr. Incredible) is subsequently lured by Syndrome to his private island, Nomanisan Island, under the ruse of an assignment. Helen finds a strand of platinum-blonde hair on Bob's clothes that evening, and she becomes suspicious when she hears Bob talking on the phone to his contact, Mirage. After calling Insuricare Helen learns that Bob was fired from his job months ago and realizes he is in danger (as Syndrome intends to kill him) after Bob is once again lured to Nomansian Island, where he discovered to his horror that Syndrome murdered a long list of supers, but was unaware of Elastigirl's location, much to Bob's relief. After learning Bob's own location thanks to a tracking device Edna put earlier in his supersuit. Helen later borrows a jet from her old friend Snug to journey to the island, but during her flight, she finds that Violet and Dash stowed away and left Jack-Jack in the care of babysitter Kari McKeen. She later discovers that their plane is in danger to be destroyed by missiles attempting to destroy them. She manages to defeat two of the six missiles but the plane is destroyed. Fortunately, Helen and the kids survive the explosion, so she parachutes to safety with them. The three make it to shore and take refuge in a safe-looking cave. Before leaving in order to save Bob, Helen urges both Violet and Dash to sharpen the use of their powers from then on; to bolster Violet's confidence by telling her that she has more power than she realizes; she also warns them that their enemies are merciless killers, and gives them masks and instructs them to protect their identities at all costs. Just as Helen exits the cave, Violets runs up to her, apologizing for her failure to protect the plane with her force field. Helen, in turn, apologizes to Violet for demanding something Violet had no way of being prepared for. She also bolsters her daughter's confidence with the advice that she need only to trust her instincts in order to make good use of her abilities. Helen then leaves the kids to find Bob and manages to infiltrate Syndrome’s base unnoticed, where she gets a glimpse of a strange rocket. As she begins to look at the mirror reflection of herself, she disappointingly observes her retired and “fatter” physique. She ran into trouble when parts of her body got stuck in the doors while hiding from some of Syndrome’s security guards. She manages to defeat the guards by knocking out one of the guards with her foot, then using her posterior to knock out two more. She then manages to grab the card key to unlock both doors to free herself and takes the unconscious guards to a locker. Meanwhile, Syndrome's assistant, Mirage (who lured Mr. Incredible to the island as his contact), becomes disillusioned by Syndrome's narcissism and callousness. Her change of heart leads her to free Mr. Incredible. Mirage informs Mr. Incredible that his wife and kids are alive (it was previously assumed they were dead). Helen walks in as Bob gives Mirage a grateful embrace. Helen punches Mirage (knocking her out) as she believes Bob was cheating on her with Mirage. However, she does accept Bob's truthful statement that Mirage hired him and nothing more. After some initial awkwardness and tension, Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl escape. Meanwhile, Violet and Dash manage to acquit themselves well after being attacked by Syndrome's security force. Syndrome recaptures the entire family and reveals that he intends to use his latest Omnidroid model to attack the city of Metroville, and then orchestrate a rescue, in which he appears to defeat the immense weapon, which is in reality under his control. The Parrs escape again and manage to journey back to Metroville, where they, along with Frozone, destroy the Omnidroid v.10. Back at their house, Helen listens to Kari's voice calls on the phone about "strange things" happening to Jack-Jack and also thanking her for sending a replacement babysitter, to which Helen denies having sent any. They rush to their house, where they are confronted by Syndrome, who tries to kidnap Jack-Jack. Bob and Helen manage to retrieve Jack-Jack by letting Bob throw Helen to Jack-Jack, catching him. After Bob throws his car at Syndrome's plane, Syndrome is killed when his cape is sucked into the turbine of his private jet, resulting in the explosion of his plane and the destruction of their house. Three months later, Helen is seen with the rest of the family cheering on Dash at his school's sports day where he finished second place. With the threat of The Underminer looming in the city afterward, Helen is seen wearing her mask as she joins the family in the fight against the villain. The Incredibles 2 In the sequel, the fight with The Underminer picks up where it left off. The Incredibles defeat The Underminer, who escapes. However, they also get arrested for the damages the Underminer caused. Rick Dicker bails them out and escorts them to a motel that they will live in until they find a new home after the destruction of their house in the first film. Rick also tells Helen and Bob that the Super Relocation Program has been shut down and they can only stay at the motel for two weeks. That night, after having an argument with Bob about supers being illegal and when later Helen and Bob were talking about what to do. Frozone shows up and escorts them to DevTech. There, they meet Winston Deavor and his sister Evelyn. The Deavors tell them that they are going to come up with a campaign to make Supers legal again and they want Elastigirl to be the public face of it since she causes the least collateral damage. Helen is reluctant to accept but Bob urges her to say yes as their choice is to accept the offer and try to make themselves legal again or remain illegal and become homeless. After moving into their new home and leaving the kids in Bob's care, Elastigirl takes off for the city in her new Elasticycle where she saves a runaway train and makes a new enemy in the Screenslaver. Helen later discovers that Screenslaver is so named because he uses screens to hypnotize people. With Evelyn's help, she manages to track the Screenslaver and bring him to the police. However, she later discovers that the man she caught is just a puppet right before Evelyn puts Hypno-goggles over her eyes. Few hours before the historic moment, Elastigirl wakes up, being tied up to a chair in the freezer room of the EverJust, unable to move due to the weakness of her powers as Evelyn, who revealed herself to be the Screenslaver, pointed out. Evelyn also revealed that she hated superheroes due to her father's death and did not see eye to eye with her brother Winston ever since. She also plans to use supers to cause mayhem in a way to permanently outlaw them while harming thousands of innocent lives. She then led the hypnotized Elastigirl to the conference room as bait to lure Mr. Incredible to his doom. Evelyn rings Bob to tell him that his wife is in trouble, so he decides to suit up and go to Devtech, but not before asking Lucius to look after the kids. Once at Devtech, Evelyn leads him to Elastigirl, but she attacks him. After he reminds her of who he is, Elastigirl kisses him, but this was so that it was easy to place a pair of hypno-goggles on him. Her kids rescue her when Jack-Jack telekinetically removes the goggles from her eyes, enabling Helen to free her husband and Frozone from Evelyn's control as well. They manage to free the wannabe supers and stop the Devtech ship from crashing into the city. Helen stops Evelyn from escaping and saves her life when she falls from her plane (with Helen discovering Jack-Jack's powers for the first time), and the Incredibles stop Evelyn and make Supers legal again.

General Information

Name: Helen Parr, Elastigirl (Alter ego)

Origin: The Incredibles

Sex: Female

Age: Unknown, in her 40s

Classification: Super, Superhero

Status: Alive

Alignment: Initially Neutral Good (Elastigirl unlike the rest of her family wants to follow the law put in place on superheroes dispite finding it unfair.) becomes Chaotic Good (By the end of the movie, Elastigirl suits up just like the rest of her family to fight the underminer, despite superheros still being illegal)

Codex Statistics

Tier: 9-B

Cardinality: Finite

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Wall level (Elastigirl Can knock out guards which her son who is this strong was unable to do.)

Durability: Wall level

Striking Strength: Wall Class

Lifting Strength: Class 5 (Elastigirl can hold a whole RV)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: Superhuman (Can keep up with Mr. Incredible who briefly outrun the omnidroid))

Attack Speed: At most Relativistic+ (Can fight Mr. Incredible who can react to Jack-Jack's laser vision)

Reaction Speed: At most Relativistic+

Stamina: Peak Human (As a super and a trained superhero, her stamina should at least by this high)

Range: Standard Melee, Tens of Meters with Elasticity (Her functional stretch lenght is 30 meters but she can stretch as far as 91.44 meters)

Intelligence: Genius Intelligence (Has years of crime fighting experiences and her NSA File has her intelligence nearly maxed out)

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Powers and Techniques

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Enhanced Senses (Elastigirl could notice a small piece of broken wall on her husband's jacket), Acrobatics (Elastigirl is shown as acrobatic), H2H Combat Mastery, Vehicular Mastery (Land Vehicles and Air Vehicles; Elastigirl can pilot a plane and ride a motorcycle), Stealth Mastery (Snuck into kronos), Elasticity (ELastigirl can strech out her limbs as far as 91.44 meters), Gliding (Can reduce her thickness enough to glide), Bulletproof (Her supersuit is bulletproof),

Resistance to Extreme Heat (Her supersuit can withstand temperatures of over 1000 degrees)

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Equipment

Supersuit: Elastigiel's supersuit which was specially designed for him by Edna Mode. It is fireproof. bulletproof and allows her to stretch without hurting herself

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Other

Standard Tactics: Elastigirl uses her elasticity to attack at long range while outmaneuvering her opponent.

Weaknesses: Stretching herself too far can harm her (Altough her suit covers that weakness), her strength diminishes in proportion to max elasticity and extreme cold will leave her unable to stretch without breaking herself)

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