Mr. Incredible

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

Background

Robert "Bob" Parr (also known as Mr. Incredible) is the protagonist of Disney•Pixar's 2004 animated film The Incredibles and the deuteragonist of its 2018 sequel. He is a person from a race of humans born with superpowers and is referred to as a "Super." He was one of the most famous heroes of his era and was known for his skill at fighting crime. At some point, he met and fell in love with fellow superhero Elastigirl. However, soon after the two wed, bystanders who had been injured during crime-fighting attempts began to sue. The backlash forced supers like Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl into retirement and witness protection. Mr. Incredible resumed the name of Bob Parr and began a civilian life with Elastigirl, now in her civilian identity as Helen Parr.

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The Incredibles At first Mr. Incredible is enjoying the life of a superhero, or "Super" as they are called. Then, Buddy Pine tries to become his sidekick and his exuberance gets him into trouble and leads to several civilians being injured, including Oliver Sansweet who did not want him to save his life. Meanwhile, Mr. Incredible and fellow superheroine Elastigirl get married. Due to the events of that night, the public turns against Mr. Incredible and all the supers in response to the injuries; and they are forced to give up their capes. Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl goes into hiding as they try to lead a normal life. He and his wife Helen have three children: Violet, who is able to generate force fields and turn invisible, Dash, who can run super-fast, and Jack-Jack, who initially is thought to be powerless (though it is later revealed that he has several very impressive powers). Bob is immensely unhappy in his civilian life and is having a mid-life crisis, because he and his family are forced to hide their powers and are miserable, and because his civilian job is soul-crushing tedium which goes against all he stands for. This leads him to sneak out with his friend Frozone and fight crime covertly, althrough Helen discovers him and they have an argument. When he furiously assaults his boss after being prevented from saving a man who was getting mugged outside their window, he is fired from his job at the insurance company and the government is called into again cover his actions as a super and relocate him, a task for his much put-upon case handler Rick Dicker. As this would mean uprooting the family again after having just settled into their current lives, Bob declines help for his employment situation. However, before he can tell his family that he's lost his job, he finds a tablet inside his suitcase in which a mysterious woman named Mirage offers him a large sum of money to stop a robot in a covert job "for the government". He accepts and joins a jet where he is briefed with the mission. However, it becomes apparent that he has been retired for 15 years, as his girth proves to be too wide for the launch pod. As the guard presses continously to move him inside, his hefty gut prevents crashes with the diamater of the pod. Finally, the guard pushes with maximal force and after some initial struggle Mr. Incredible gets inside. Mirage then goes to warn him to not postpone the fight too long as the robot me comes increasingly intelligent the longer its opponent battles with it. When the launching pod lands Mr. Incredible is unable to get out of it. Therefore he has to break it open in order to move freely. Immediatley, Bob starts to stretch out, cracking several joints as he twists his torso and breathing exhaustingly after only bending, and the suit fits less somehat to his larger stomach, bouncing like a balloon filled with water. Before scowering the island, he takes one last stretch backwards makes a faint, gurgling sound. He frequently takes breakes after jogging, as he notices how bad shape he had gotten in. Once he had slowly run through the southern part of the island, an out-of-breath Bob leans into a tree and discovers clawmarks on the bark an a footmark on the leaves. Suddenly, a big robot pushes two trees aside and surprises the unsepsected superhero. Though he manages two dodge the first strikes, the robot cuts his right arm. Bob then leapes in front of it and punches it across the forest. This left no impact however and when Mr. Incredible tries to do the same maneuver the Omnidroid 08's processors calculate the degree of his leap and intercepts. The hit knocks Bob into a tree which then collapses, that the robot dogdes by rolling. Quickly it realizes that the roll could be used for combat and pursues a fleeing Mr. Incredible. Eventually, they reach a canyon and Mr. Incredible slides down the mountainside, only for the robot to land in front of him. He then tries to hurl boulders at it, however, the metal is too hard. The robot retaliates by hurling them back at him and misses him with its claw by mere inches. As Bob again tries to flee, the robot jumps and the impact from its decsent pushes the hero down to a lava lake. The robot falls down right after and a worried Mr. Incredible tries to wrestle the robot in a strength contest. Not having trained for over a decade, the robot slowly overpowers him and presses Bob closer to the lava. Just as the robot drives Mr. Incredible at the bank of the lava lake and is about to send him into the scoldering substance, Bob roars as he uses all his strength to heave the robot into the boiling lake instead. He then breaks his back after doing a short victory dance after presumably "defeating" the Omnidroid 08. Unfortunetley, it climbs out of the pool and begins to spin its hot claws and makes the backached Mr. Incredible jump onto a close rock drifting in the lava lake. The Omnidroid grabs him and tries to pull his limbs appart, yet due to his immense durability ironically snaps his back back into place. Laughing, Mr. Incredible rips the robot’s arms appart and climbs into the Omnidroid 08, promptly making it tear holes in itself. With a final lure, the robot ripped out its own core and Bob is able to complete the task successfully but tears his old suit in the process. He receives a new suit from his old friend Edna Mode, who is a famous fashion icon and former super-suit designer. Bob spends the next two months getting back into shape while pretending to still be employed at his former job for the sake of his family not having to move. However, his next assignment turns out to be a trap. Bob is send to a conference room, however, as the wall opens a larger and stronger Omnidroid 09 grabs Mr. Incredible which tried to escape, and heeves him into a rock. Fittingly, the robot rags Mr. Incredible into the ground as an unknown voice states that the robot is "bigger", "badder" and thus, "too much for Mr. Incredible". Captured and held at bay by the Omnidroid's spinning claws, inches away from his neck, he is then greeted by Buddy Pine, now the super-villain Syndrome, who intends to avenge himself after being shunned by Supers. Syndrome blamed Mr. Incredible for not admitting him as a sidekick, and Bob realizes that the robot fights had simply been a ruse to discover flaws in the design for a greater plan. During this revelation Sydrome smacks his former idol into the ground with his zero-ponit energy. Bob is able to escape, though barely and finds the corpse of his old friend Gazerbeam along with a carving made by him which formed the word "Kronos". Later that night, knowing that Syndrome believed him to be dead, Bob infiltrates his base and uses the computer to discover, much to his horror, that many other Supers, his old friends, died during the testing of the robots, including Gazerbeam and that Syndrome intends to attack the city by sending the Omnidroid v.10, and worriedly he quickly searches for Elastigirl and Frozone, finding out that while Syndrome didn't know Helen's location, he knew Frozone's and intended to target him next. Unfortunately, a tracking device in his suit activates an alarm and cannons began to fire some sort of black balls that swell in size. Though he keeps running, the balls become too numerous and begin to cover his entire body. He is unable to muscle his way through their elisricity and is recaptured. Syndrome tortures him for information about the beacon, but Bob denies calling for help. Infuriated by what he presumes is Mr. Incredible denying to release the infromation, he this tells the guard shock the superhro twice with over 100 000 volts. After Syndrome taunts him some more for his cleverness, Bob is led to believe that his family has been killed when Syndrome shoots down their plane. He lunges at Syndrome in anger but grabs Mirage instead. Bob threatens to kill Mirage unless he's freed, but Syndrome calls his bluff. Bob ultimately relents, earning him more contempt from the villain. Later, Bob reunites with his wife, though he is caught embracing Mirage, who had just freed him. Bob and Helen bicker for a bit, then regroup with the children. Syndrome captures the family to try to stop them from interfering with his plan of fake being a superhero by stopping his Omnidroid in a rigged crisis and Bob expresses his disbelied that Syndrome murdered real heroes just to pretend to be one, they are able to escape with help from Violet and Mirage. Bob and his family return to Metroville and try to find the tenth Omnidroid. After expressing his fear of losing his family once more, Helen and Bob finally reconcile and unite as superheroes. Then, the robot tries to crush the children, shocking the parents. Violet’s force field manages to block the robot’s attacks for a short time, however, faints as her shield cracks when the robot lunges its full weight. Just before the children are flattened, Bob in an incredible display of strength holds the robot off, allowing Helen to grab the kids. Being able to stop the robots momentum, Bob then goes to rise himself and amazingly lift it, yet is tossed into a building. Eventually they are able to stop Syndrome's robot with the aid of Frozone after a lengthy fight. However, when returning home, they find Syndrome there with Jack-Jack, intending to kidnap him to raise him as his sidekick, but he fails because of Jack-Jack using his powers and Helen saving him, though promises to eventually capture him. Having had enough turmoil, Bob heaves his car into the plane and Syndrome dies after being sucked by his plane's turbine, which crashes down in the Parr house, destroying it. Bob's journey in returning to the head of his family and superheroing is completed when he learns that his family is the greatest prize worth saving and his greatest adventure. The end of the film shows that Bob and his family now fight crime together as "The Incredibles". The incredibles 2 Bob Parr returns in the sequel, with Craig T. Nelson reprising his role. In the sequel, Bob and his family's fight against The Underminer picks up where it left off. Helen aids Bob in jumping onto the drill. When confronting the Underminer Mr. Incredible tries to give a heroic speech, but is cut short when an unsuspecting Underminer accidentally sucks Bob along with the bank’s money. Punching his way through the metal container, the Underminer surprises him and uses his metal arms to pummel him. Bob loses patience and throws the villain into the control panel, unfortunate with such ferocity that it cot destroyed. The Incredibles beat The Underminer but fail to catch him. Afterward they are arrested for the damages the Underminer did to the city, being disregarded of successfully stoping the drill from piercing the Capital building. Rick Dicker bails them out and escorts them to the motel they will be staying at for now. On their way Violet reveals that Tony Rydinger, her love interest, saw her use her powers when she was not wearing her mask. Bob informs Dicker of this. Rick informs Bob and Helen that the Super Relocation Program has been shut down and that they will only be able to stay in the motel for two weeks. That night, Frozone appears and escorts them to DevTech where they meet Winston Deavor and his sister Evelyn Deavor. The siblings tell the three of them that they are going to launch a promotional campaign to make Supers legal again and they want Elastigirl to head it since her heroics are the least costly. Bob urges Helen to do it as their choice is that she does this or they become homeless. The Deavers move them into a new home. After Helen leaves, Bob takes charge of the kids. Bob gets into trouble later that afternoon. Violet is stood up by Tony and misses her date due to the fact that Dicker had erased his memory for which they have a falling out. Dash's math homework is complicated but he manages to help him catch up. He also discovers that thanks to Kari McKeen, Jack-Jack had awakened at least seventeen powers during the battle with Syndrome. Bob tries to help Violet to patch things up with Tony by bringing her to the restaurant he works at only for her to end up humiliating herself. Later, a very sleep-deprived Bob is helping Dash with his homework when they see a news report about how a rich man has purchased the Incredibile. Bob is understandably furious since he was told it had been destroyed, and shouts, "THAT'S MY CAR!!!!!". Things get worse when Jack-Jack uses his powers in front of Dash and Violet who are shocked that he knew and didn't tell them about it. When they tried to confront him, Bob finally snaps at them out of rage, as he vents how overwhelmed he is. The stunned kids then decide to call Lucius who comes over to help deal with Jack-Jack and advises Bob to get some outside help after seeing his abilities. Bob leaves Jack-Jack with Edna Mode and returns home, where he is able to apologize to Violet and at last falls into a deep sleep, from which he doesn't awaken for 17 hours. Finally able to get some much-needed rest, Bob awakens the next day in a much better mood. Returning to Edna's Bob finds the superhero designer has worked all night to create a new super-suit for Jack-Jack, complete with a controller that can detect which of his powers will activate and can supply appropriate countermeasures to allow the family to keep them under control since the REAL problem is that Jack-Jack has many powers but no real ability to control them. Later, Evelyn calls Bob and tells him something has happened to Helen. This is revealed to be a trap when Evelyn forces the mind-controlled Helen to put the hypno-goggles on him, which resulted in Bob being placed under Evelyn's control. Bob and Helen are joined by a newly-hypnotized Lucius and board the Devtech ship, where Evelyn makes them speak to the public about how they denounce Supers for the harm they cause. Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack board the ship and find their parents and Lucius. After Jack-Jack removes the goggles from Helen, she removes the goggles from Bob and Lucius, freeing them from Evelyn's control. The Incredibles and Lucius work together to free the other brainwashed Supers from Evelyn's control, stop the now-runaway boat from crashing into the city, and turn the treacherous Evelyn to police custody. Shortly thereafter, Supers are made legal again.

Codex Statistics

Tier: Low 8-C

Name: Robert "Bob" Parr, Mr. Incredible (Alter ego)

Origin: The Incredibles

Sex: Male

Age: 40 years old

Classification: Super, Superhero

Status: Alive

Alignment: Chaotic Good (Mr. Incredible is a superhero who deeply belives that the law against superheroes is unfair and idiotic. As such, He has went against this law numerous times in order to not only keep saving people but also relive his glory days.)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Attack Potency: Small Building level (Forcefully stopped a train and was able to stop and overpower the Omnidroid's crushing force which which generated this much kinetic energy)

Durability: Small Building level

Striking Strength: Small Building Class

Lifting Strength: Class M (Can lift trains and lifted the Omnidroid which is which was this heavy)

Travel Speed: Superhuman (Could briefly outrun the omnidroid)

Combat Speed: Faster Than Light

Reaction Speed: Faster Than Light (Can react to Jack-Jack's laser vision)

Stamina: Peak Human (As a super and a trained superhero his stamina should at least be this high)

Range: Standard Melee

Intelligence: Gifted (Mr. Incredible has years of crime fighting experience and even after 15 years of not fighting crime, he defeated the omnidroid with his intelligence noticing he couldn't defeat it with his strength)

Powers and Techniques:

Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Enhanced Senses (Could hear the ticking of a bomb), Acrobatics (Can jump long distances and perform flips), Vehicular Usage (Land Vehicles; Mr. incredible can drive the Incredibile), Hand to Hand Combat Mastery, Precognition (Type 1; Can sense imminent danger), Stealth Mastery (Sneaked into Syndrome's Base), Bulletproof (Mr. Incredible has a jar of bullets that bounced off his chest), Resistance to Extreme Heat (His supersuit can withstand temperatures of over 1000 degrees), Electricity Manipulation (Can withstand 100,000 volts of electricity)

Summoning (Can call the incredibile), Explosion Manipulation (The Incredibile is equipped with missles), Transformation (The Incrediblie can turn into a boat)

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Equipment:

Supersuit: Mr. Incredible's supersuit which was specially designed for him by Edna Mode. It is fireproof and bulletproof

Optional Equipment:

Remote for the Incredibile: The remote of the Incredibile which allows Mr. Incredible to call for it from anywhere.

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Other

Standard Tactics: Mr. Incredible leads with physical combat, if his opponent is far away, he'll tend to throw nearby objects at them such as cars

Weaknesses: Nothing Notable

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