Mr. Incredible is a super-hero from the Golden Age. He marries Elastigirl and accidentally starts the "Supers Relocation Program" to force all Supers to keep their secret identities to themselves.
Mr. Incredible's wife, Helen Parr is the mother of three children. Ever since the government forced her to stop being Elastigirl, she has problems getting her family of supers to fit in.
The middle child of the Parr family. He has super-speed powers and gets in trouble in school because he wants to play sports. His dad insists that competing in sports events would be cheating, even if he won by a little.
The oldest child in the Parr family. Violet has a crush on popular student Tony Rydinger, but she is too shy to talk to him. She has the power to create force fields and turn invisible.
Karmic Death: Is killed when the car his money let Mr. Incredible buy is thrown into his plane while he's threatening to return to take his revenge on them.
Who's Laughing Now?: He was turned away by Mr. Incredible despite just wanting to help, giving him a grudge against natural superheroes. "See, now you respect me. Because I'm a threat. That's the way it works. Turns out there a lot of people, whole countries, who want respect..."
Never mind that Bob turning him away wasn't out of malice or arrogance but for Buddy's own safety. The kid nearly got himself blown up, for crying out loud. Buddy, however, didn't see it that way, as you can tell from his flashback of Bob telling him this.
Step Three: Profit: You'd think that a smarter business exec might at least consider that Parr's diligent efforts for deserving policy holders might attract many new customers when word of such good service spreads around.
Mirage
Affair Hair: Subverted. Helen only thinks that this is what happened when she finds one of Mirage's hairs on Bob's super suit.
Cross-Dressing Voices: Voiced by the film's director, Brad Bird. Originally they hired Lily Tomlin, but at Bird's "demonstration" she laughed and said they didn't need her because he already had it down cold.
The Fashionista: Fashion designer. She actually hates working for the fashion industry, though - in her opinion, compared to superheroes, supermodels make profoundly uninteresting subjects.
Foreshadowing: She mentions how tons of heroes met their downfall due to capes. Guess what happens to Syndrome?
Miniature Senior Citizens: Brad Bird talks about how everything about her - her house, her furniture, the art on her walls, the people she spoke with - were designed to highlight the contrast between her tiny physical size and her forceful, overbearing personality. She might be tiny, but she thinks, talks and acts BIG.
Red Eyes, Take Warning: The penultimate model had blue eyes, so the final and most dangerous production model has red.
Took A Level In Bad Ass: The first model to appear in the film is beaten by just Mr. Incredible, which apparently could have taken out all previous heroes. It took the whole Incredible family to beat the final product.
Superheroes killed by the Omnidroid
Superheroes killed by their capes
Chekhov's Gun: These guys died when their capes snagged on things. Guess how Syndrome dies?
