History YMMV / TheIncredibles1

** Since the movie is canonically set in The60s, and yet Frozone seems to have no trouble being a black superhero, does this world [[PoliticallyCorrectHistory lack the racism]] of the real 60s US? Or is it just that a combination of living in the [[UsefulNotes/CivilRightsMovement Civil Rights Era]] and a New York-esque city make it easier for him than it would be for a Black person in another time and place? He does seem to be the only black superhero (at least according to the [[AllThereInTheManual NSA records]]), so perhaps in this universe, he's some kind of barrier-breaking icon of '60s progressiveness. It's confirmed in the Mr. Incredible and Pals commentary that the concept of racism does exist in this universe, but to what extent it does is unknown.

* MemeticPsychopath: Some people like to joke about Dash being a potential supervillain in the making due to the ridiculously high [[WhatMeasureIsAMook body count]] he racks up among Syndrome's velocipod troops during their pursuit of him. Granted, almost all of them got themselves killed due to their own stupidity, but Dash ''barely'', if at all, seems to find the deaths of all these people distressing.

* CompleteMonster: [[EvilCounterpart Syndrome]] was once [[LoonyFan Buddy Pine]], an aspiring hero [[ItsAllAboutMe seeking fame and fortune]], who became outraged at all Supers when his "idol", Mr. Incredible, ceased his attempts at being a hero for his own safety. [[FromNobodyToNightmare Over a decade later]], Syndrome enacts his revenge, as he creates the "Omnidroid", a Super-killing machine that he uses to massacre Supers he lures in to duel it under the illusion it is simply a rogue robot. Upon capturing and torturing Mr. Incredible--notably forcing him to listen as his wife and children are seemingly killed by Syndrome's forces--Syndrome unveils his master plan to launch the Omnidroid into a highly-populated city, have it target innocents at random, then swoop in and "[[EngineeredHeroics save the day]]" to become the greatest hero in the world. When the Incredibles foil this plan, Syndrome makes one last attempt to spitefully ruin the family by kidnapping their infant child, Jack-Jack, and raising him to be a supervillain.

* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/TheIncrediblesSyndrome Syndrome]] was once [[LoonyFan Buddy Pine]], an aspiring hero [[ItsAllAboutMe seeking fame and fortune]], who became outraged at all Supers when his "idol", Mr. Incredible, ceased his attempts at being a hero for his own safety. [[FromNobodyToNightmare Over a decade later]], Syndrome enacts his revenge, as he creates the "Omnidroid", a Super-killing machine that he uses to massacre Supers he lures in to duel it under the illusion it is simply a rogue robot. Upon capturing and torturing Mr. Incredible--notably forcing him to listen as his wife and children are seemingly killed by Syndrome's forces--Syndrome unveils his master plan to launch the Omnidroid into a highly-populated city, have it target innocents at random, then swoop in and "[[EngineeredHeroics save the day]]" to become the greatest hero in the world. When the Incredibles foil this plan, Syndrome makes one last attempt to spitefully ruin the family by kidnapping their infant child, Jack-Jack, and raising him to be a supervillain.

* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Syndrome is a LaughablyEvil PsychopathicManchild whose hamminess makes him pretty memorable and entertaining to watch, even if he commits a bunch of heinous acts such as murdering dozens of superheroes or stealing a toddler from his family. Gilbert Huph, meanwhile, is shown to be a despicable CorruptCorporateExecutive who encourages his employees to avoid helping clients with their insurance claims to ensure low payouts and high profits for the stockholders. He shows a total LackOfEmpathy towards a mugging occurring right outside his window and even threatens to fire Bob if the latter tries to intervene.

** While it does cause him to lose his job, it is nonetheless immensely satisfying to see Bob throw Mr. Huph through several walls for his complete lack of compassion towards the mugging victim and being a bullying MeanBoss towards him in general. Even more so for viewers who also have to deal with a rude employer like Huph.

* SelfFanservice: Elastigirl and Violet tend to get this treatment a lot in most fanart, with Elastigirl's assets enhanced even further to incredible proportions (helping her case of having elasticity powers, meaning she can do this in reality), and most fanart of Violet tends to show her gaining the same amount of assets as her mom when she becomes an adult, with some fanart even going the extra mile by having Violet give herself an [[ImportantHaircut similarly length haircut]] to match her mom's.

* SelfFanservice: Elastigirl and Violet tend to get this treatment a lot in most fanart, with Elastigirl's assets enhanced even further to ImpossibleHourglass proportions (helping her case of having elasticity powers, meaning she can do this in reality), and most fanart of Violet tends to show her gaining the same amount of assets as her mom when she becomes an adult.

* SelfFanservice: Elastigirl and Violet tend to get this treatment a lot in most fanart, with Elastigirl's assets enhanced even further to ImpossibleHourglass proportions (helping her case of having elasticity powers, meaning she can do this in reality), and most fanart of Violet tends to show her gaining the same amount of assets as her mom when she becomes an adult.
* SugarWiki/MostWonderfulSound: Dash's little laugh when he realizes he can run on water.
* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: The game based on the film is pretty fun.

* EsotericHappyEnding: Although Syndrome has been defeated, and the Parr family has become closer, their home was destroyed in the battle, loads of Supers have died by Syndrome's hand, and being a superhero is still illegal. Thankfully, the sequel would come and remedy these issues.

* FoeYayShipping: Violet, a teenage superheroine, is shipped with Syndrome, the supervillain her family fights against, or with Mirage, his second-in-command [[spoiler:(though the latter eventually pulls a HeelFaceTurn).]]

** Violet and Elastigirl are also subject to this, having been shipped with everyone. [[IncestYayShipping Everyone, including themselves.]]

** One of the popular couplings is Mirage/Violet. They never appear on-screen together in close proximity, outside of the games.

** Frozone was voiced and [[InkSuitActor modeled after]] Creator/SamuelLJackson. Jackson would go on to portray [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse Nick Fury]], a man who would organize [[Film/TheAvengers2012 a team of superheroes]]. Becomes even more hilarious a decade later when [[VideoGame/DisneyInfinity2.0 he becomes a playable toy figure who can even team up with toy versions of the Parr family]].

** Frozone was voiced and [[InkSuitActor modeled after]] Creator/SamuelLJackson. Jackson would go on to portray [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse Nick Fury]], a man who would organize [[Film/TheAvengers2012 a team of superheroes]].
** Helen Parr herself would eventually go from being punished by the law of being a superhero, to eventually trying to punish [[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Superman for the same laws]].

** Violet and Elastigirl are also subject to this, having been shipped with everyone. [[IncestYayShipping Everyone.]]

** Helen Parr herself would eventually go from being punished by the law of being a superhero, to eventually trying to punish [[''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Superman for the same laws]].

** Mirage, who is punched by Helen. Although this was because she mistakenly assumed them to be having an affair, those who disliked Mirage thought she had it coming for willingly helping Syndrome, a sociopathic former fanboy-turned-supervillain murders dozens of superheroes. The fact that she is EasilyForgiven (helping the Parrs escape only after her own life is threatened and Syndrome reacts nonchalantly to the situation by daring Bob to go for it) and falls into KarmaHoudini territory in the end doesn't help matters.

** Mirage, who is punched by Helen. Although this was because she mistakenly assumed that Bob was having an affair with Mirage, those who disliked her thought she had it coming for willingly helping Syndrome, a sociopathic former fanboy-turned-supervillain murders dozens of superheroes. The fact that she is EasilyForgiven (helping the Parrs escape only after her own life is threatened and Syndrome reacts nonchalantly to the situation by daring Bob to go for it) and falls into KarmaHoudini territory in the end doesn't help matters.