References to The Incredibles in other media.
Film -- Animated
- Cars 2: A drive-in marquee says that The Incredimobiles is playing there.
- Finding Nemo: In the dentist's waiting room, a boy is reading a Mr. Incredible comic book.
- Ratatouille: Linguini wears boxers with the Incredibles Logo, also when he and Colette are skating, they pass Bomb Voyage who was working as a regular mime.
- Coco: A version of the movie's theatrical poster depicting the characters as skeletal spirits is shown for a few seconds.
- LEGO Marvel Superheroes: In the mission "Doctor in the House", Mr. Fantastic stretches himself into a parachute, similarly to Elastigirl, claiming he Saw It in a Movie Once.
- Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle In Spooky Trails, Beep-0 says Bernie's iconic quote "Coincidence? I think not."
- Sonic Superstars: The boss of Speed Jungle Zone's Act 2 is very clearly an homage to the Omnidroid, down to the color scheme. Fittingly, as Mr. Incredible figured out in his first and final fights with the Omnidroid, the only thing that can harm the Act 2 boss is itself - and it's even one of the claws that it hits itself with when Sonic directs it properly half the time (otherwise Sonic needs to hit its missiles back at it, which may also be a reference considering how the Omnidroid was finished off in The Incredibles by using one of its discarded claws as a missile).
- In Part one of The Happy Video Game Nerd's review of Disney Capcom games, when the Nerd plays Darkwing Duck, in response to not being able to shoot while using Darkwing's cape as a shield, he says that he's with Edna Mode on her decision to have superheroes not wear capes.
- Honest Trailers:
- In the trailer for Big Hero 6, the film is given the honest title The Incredi-Tweens.
- In the trailers for Fantastic Four (2005) and Fantastic Four (2015), the narrator claims that The Incredibles is a good Fantastic Four movie.
- The film was given its own trailer in anticipation of Incredibles 2.
- How It Should Have Ended
- One episode provides an alternate beginning to the original film, where Mr. Incredible likes the idea of Buddy's rocket boots and lets him be his sidekick. 15 years later, Mr. Incredible (who is now dressed in a mechanical suit that Buddy made for him) is seen talking to Batman and Superman in a coffee shop as Buddy saves the city. In The Stinger, Edna tells Batman and Superman, "No capes!" as she walks by the coffee shop.
- Another episode provides an alternate ending to Incredibles 2. In the prologue, Spider-Man stops the train before Elastigirl can. Also in the episode, Violet uses her invisibility and Dash uses his super speed to remove Screenslaver's goggles from all the supers, which they later talk to Batman and Superman about in the cafe. Superman also questions why the supers didn't just apply for the Police Force or the Fire Department when superheroes were made illegal, and Jack-Jack uses his morphing powers to look like Batman.
- The Nostalgia Critic:
- In his review of The Lorax (2012), the Critic says of O'Hare, "If you're gonna steal Edna Mode's design sheet, pick a voice that matches."
- In the editorial "Does American Beauty Still Hold Up?", Critic points out The Incredibles as another movie that explores self-identity.
- In his review of The Iron Giant, when Annie asks Hogarth if he remembers the time he tried to keep a raccoon as a pet, the Critic says "Don't worry, he got his in another Bird production", and plays a clip from Incredibles 2 where Jack-Jack battles Rocky the Raccoon.
- SuperMarioLogan:
- In "Cody's Revenge!", Cody decides that he wants to watch a movie with Bowser Junior. Junior suggests that they watch Inside Out or The Incredibles, but Cody rejects those because he finds them too good to watch. He decides to watch Big Hero 6, much to Junior's disdain.
- In "The Costume Contest!", Cody dresses up as Mr. Incredible.
- In "The Movie Date!", Brooklyn T. Guy and Sparkle watch a much more mature version of Incredibles 2 in the movie theater.
- Freshy Kanal: One episode has Mr. Incredible rap against Mr. Fantastic from Fantastic Four.
- Whateley Universe: A major mutants-only website, geared towards the sale of high-end weaponry and espionage gear, is named the Sin d'Rome Mercenarium.
- Robot Chicken: A sketch from "Not Enough Women" features Edna Mode as a judge on Project Runway.
- The Simpsons: In "Angry Dad: The Movie", a poster for The Not-So-Incredibles is hanging on a wall at the animation studio.
