Incredibles 2

Evil family.

A family of evil super villains seems like the best choice for the third movie.

What's a word that's both the opposite of Incredible, but doesn't make them come off as weaker?

Also evil. You gotta be evil!

Or you could just call them the Impossibles.

And then you can have a scene where they say Not even the Incredibles can do the Impossible!

an evil family would be like a superhero cult to be honest

I think that be a logical step up for a third movie, yeah.

Sure. I'm down with that!

Oh. Maybe they can just call themselves The Credibles.

They only do what we know can be done....but they do it really damn well.

What do you do when dealing with someone credible? You do things that are....

<puts on shades>

....Incredible.

Given the public treatment of Supers, it would be pretty easy to see one or more going bad, and raising their family to be villains, or at least exclusively self-interested.

Suppose Dynaguy faked his death and was now villainous? Or Gamma Jack (who sounded like an ass in his voice clip in the Incredibles special features)?

Edited by Robbery on Dec 31st 2023 at 12:00:16 PM

Gazer-Beam.

He's been a background element in both movies...oh wait. Mr. Incredbile found his dead body on the island in the first movie.

Never mind.

Shame. I think he'd have worked.

superheros never truly die

coming back from the dead is a thing in comics

The fact that Fironic who was name dropped in the first film and gets a flashback cameo in the second film.

Wouldn't be shocked if he was the villain in the third film.

I'm wondering if they'll go back to the Underminer as a villain since he was teased in the ending for the first film

He was also teased at the end of the second film too (via the drill in the ending credits). At this point, can't make the second film non-canon since it also ended on a cliffhanger.

I see him more as a Starter Villian to start off the third film, except this time the Parrs actually defeat and jail him this time.

Edited by VioletParrfan1989 on Dec 31st 2023 at 2:33:07 AM

Disney won't make the 2nd film none canon no matter how much its disliked,nobody does that in response to fans ever.

Edited by Ultimatum on Dec 31st 2023 at 11:26:47 AM

In serial fiction, simply declaring an installment non-canon with no in-universe explanation is really rare; the only example I can think of off the top of my head is actually a really corny arc of Swamp Thing that had him doing Bond-style spy shenanigans; when the character's creator Len Wein returned as an editor, he wiped it by fiat, flat-out ordering later writers to never mention it again.

I think I've heard Sigourney Weaver and some other cast members of Aliens want to eliminate Alien 3 and Resurrection but it hasn't happened yet.

its easier to do with comics because they don't always have the same writing team or even editors

Only film in a series I can think of that gained a non-canon status is The Pink Panther Strikes Again of the original Pink Panther series. The next film in the series, Revenge of the Pink Panther ignores "Strikes" and no subsequent film ever references it (except for a few clips seen at the end of Trail of the Pink Panther).

Tbf though, the Pink Panther series wasn't that big on continuity anyway.

It occurs to me incredible 3 might just involve Dash,Violet and Jack jack because 3,maybe they're older and more independent

Second film pretty much ended on a cliffhanger much like how the first film ended and it showed a family member who ultimately became the main character in the follow up.

Helen got the focus put on her in the first film's ending and became the protagonist in the second film, second film's ending puts the focus on Violet.

I also expect a small Time Skip (about a 1 year Time Skip) to open the third film since Edna teased in the Incredi Coaster ride about the "Terrible-Twos" that Jack-Jack's about to undergo, which is a hint that he's going to be a nightmare to handle and that fans are starting to realize that aging up the family to adulthood is not the way to go, it's basically the end result of the series.

Yet, they did exactly that with Cars 3 which practically ignored the events of the second film like they didn't even happen.

Edited by VioletParrfan1989 on Jan 1st 2024 at 9:54:00 AM

That's not rendering things non-canon.

I'd say something like Rise of Skywalker pretending The Last Jedi didn't happen and doing its best to completely contradict its themes is a stronger contender. Not that that did Rise of Skywalker any favors.

Edited by PhiSat on Jan 1st 2024 at 11:10:22 AM

rendering thing non canon is tricky, comic often do retcons in a "it was actually a doombot" which is one step to author saying "this is not what happen", others like game workshop(creator of warhammer) just refuse to said anything they dont consider canon, ABD call it a orwellian retcon of sorts.

in this case I dont think they will retcon anything, just move one to the next proyect if they ever do anything

Cars 3 actually does feature one character from Cars 2: Jeff Gorvette, Jeff Gordon's "carsona", as it were. It's a minor role and he doesn't explicitly bring up the plot of 2 or anything, but it's enough to show that the second film still happened.