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[[WMG: Incredibles 3 will have a RedemptionQuest for Evelyn.]]
[[BoomerangBigot She will discover that she has superpowers]] that haven't manifested until now, and Helen, seeing the good in her former friend, [[LesYay and possibly more]], tries to help her become a better person.
[[BoomerangBigot She will discover that she has superpowers]] that haven't manifested until now, and Helen, seeing the good in her former friend, [[LesYay and possibly more]], tries to help her become a better person.
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Just like how Nemo's original voice actor Alexander Gould got a cameo in ''WesternAnimation/FindingDory''.
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Just like how Nemo's original voice actor Alexander Gould Creator/AlexanderGould got a cameo in ''WesternAnimation/FindingDory''.
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5) The characters are UnreliableNarrators. Since the events of the previous were mostly seen from the perspective of the heroes, to an extent, facts would become inaccurate.
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5) The characters are UnreliableNarrators. UnrelliableNarrators. Since the events of the previous were mostly seen from the perspective of the heroes, to an extent, facts would become inaccurate.
inaccurate. Or the change is non-canon because the writers just didn't care about changing such a small detail.
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1) This movie was made 15 years after the previous one. Likely in favour of higher-quality animation, they re-designed the characters.
2) Assuming the viewers wouldn't care, the animators simply used a new newspaper copy from one of the archives. I'm fairly sure it isn't the first time they've reused item props from other Pixar movies.
3) The video is unavailable, so I can't even watch it :P
2) Assuming the viewers wouldn't care, the animators simply used a new newspaper copy from one of the archives. I'm fairly sure it isn't the first time they've reused item props from other Pixar movies.
3) The video is unavailable, so I can't even watch it :P
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Answers, both Watsonian and Doylist:
1) The sequel clearly happened a few seconds after the first one. They simply switched guardianship over Jack-Jack.
2) This movie was made 15 years after the previous one. Likely in favour of higher-quality animation, they re-designed the characters.
5) The characters are UnreliableNarrators. Since the events of the previous were mostly seen from the perspective of the heroes, to an extent, facts would become inaccurate.
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** A few things to dispute against this theory:
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** A few things to dispute against this theory:
1) This movie was made 15 years after the previous one. Likely in favour of higher-quality animation, they re-designed the characters.
2) Assuming the viewers wouldn't care, the animators simply used a new newspaper copy from one of the archives. I'm fairly sure it isn't the first time they've reused item props from other Pixar movies.
3) The video is unavailable, so I can't even watch it :P
1) This movie was made 15 years after the previous one. Likely in favour of higher-quality animation, they re-designed the characters.
2) Assuming the viewers wouldn't care, the animators simply used a new newspaper copy from one of the archives. I'm fairly sure it isn't the first time they've reused item props from other Pixar movies.
3) The video is unavailable, so I can't even watch it :P
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Syndrome was a tech-based villain, so it would make sense for Screenslaver to be a ContrastingSequelAntagonist in that respect. Given that all of the supervillains seen in the first film were tech-based, it indicates that actual supers tend to be good people. However, being forced into retirement for fifteen years took its toll on Bob, and it's not impossible to imagine that another super might have cracked.
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Syndrome was a tech-based villain, so it would make sense for Screenslaver to be a ContrastingSequelAntagonist in that respect. Given that all of the supervillains seen in the [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles first film film]] were tech-based, it indicates that actual supers tend to be good people. However, being forced into retirement for fifteen years took its toll on Bob, and it's not impossible to imagine that another super might have cracked.
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Because let's face it, Disney has been [[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph beating]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen}} this]] [[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 trope]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} into]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} the]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Coco}} ground]].
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Because let's face it, Disney has been [[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph beating]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen}} [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 this]] [[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 trope]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} into]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} the]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Coco}} ground]].
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[[WMG: Evelyn was groomed to be a [[WorthyOpponent villain]] by her parents.]]
Because who in their sane mind would name their daughter like this? Similarly, Winston was named to [[MeaningfulName kick in nominal determinism]] as the heir to the company.
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[[WMG: ''The Incredibles'' is a pre-war franchise in the ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' universe]]
A retro styled setting with modern or modern-esque technology? Check. Sugar Bombs? Check. The Fallout franchise, particularly the ones made by Creator/{{Bethesda}} have had a few sidequests dedicated to the setting’s pre-war superhero icons, such as the Silver Shroud, Grognak the Barbarian, the Mechanist, Ant-Agonizer, etc. The Incredibles would honestly fit right in as an in-universe series made by a rival company to Hubris Comics, not unlike
A retro styled setting with modern or modern-esque technology? Check. Sugar Bombs? Check. The Fallout franchise, particularly the ones made by Creator/{{Bethesda}} have had a few sidequests dedicated to the setting’s pre-war superhero icons, such as the Silver Shroud, Grognak the Barbarian, the Mechanist, Ant-Agonizer, etc. The Incredibles would honestly fit right in as an in-universe series made by a rival company to Hubris Comics, not unlike
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[[WMG: ''The Incredibles'' is a pre-war franchise comic book in the ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' universe]]
A retro styled setting with modern or modern-esque technology? Check. Sugar Bombs? Check. The Fallout franchise, particularly the ones made by Creator/{{Bethesda}} have had a few sidequests dedicated to the setting’s pre-war superhero icons, such as the Silver Shroud, Grognak the Barbarian, the Mechanist, Ant-Agonizer, etc. The Incredibles wouldhonestly fit right in as an in-universe series made by a rival company to Hubris Comics, not unlike
A retro styled setting with modern or modern-esque technology? Check. Sugar Bombs? Check. The Fallout franchise, particularly the ones made by Creator/{{Bethesda}} have had a few sidequests dedicated to the setting’s pre-war superhero icons, such as the Silver Shroud, Grognak the Barbarian, the Mechanist, Ant-Agonizer, etc. The Incredibles would
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[[WMG: ''The Incredibles'' is a pre-war franchise in the ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' universe]]
A retro styled setting with modern or modern-esque technology? Check. Sugar Bombs? Check. The Fallout franchise, particularly the ones made by Creator/{{Bethesda}} have had a few sidequests dedicated to the setting’s pre-war superhero icons, such as the Silver Shroud, Grognak the Barbarian, the Mechanist, Ant-Agonizer, etc. The Incredibles would honestly fit right in as an in-universe series made by a rival company to Hubris Comics, not unlike
Creator/MarvelComics vs Creator/DCComics in our own universe.
A retro styled setting with modern or modern-esque technology? Check. Sugar Bombs? Check. The Fallout franchise, particularly the ones made by Creator/{{Bethesda}} have had a few sidequests dedicated to the setting’s pre-war superhero icons, such as the Silver Shroud, Grognak the Barbarian, the Mechanist, Ant-Agonizer, etc. The Incredibles would honestly fit right in as an in-universe series made by a rival company to Hubris Comics, not unlike
Creator/MarvelComics vs Creator/DCComics in our own universe.
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[[WMG:The movie will focus directly on the Underminer and unlocking Jack-Jack's powers, perhaps going the story of the game (Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer 2005)]]
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[[WMG:The movie will focus directly on the Underminer and unlocking Jack-Jack's powers, perhaps going the story of the game (Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer (''VideoGame/TheIncrediblesRiseOfTheUnderminer'' 2005)]]
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[[WMG: ''Rise of the Underminer'' takes place after this movie in a BroadStrokes fashion.]]
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[[WMG: ''Rise ''[[VideoGame/TheIncrediblesRiseOfTheUnderminer Rise of the Underminer'' Underminer]]'' takes place after this movie in a BroadStrokes fashion.]]
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[[WMG: The 3rd movie will involve Frozone being mistaken for a supervillain.]]
Because in the first movie, a cop was found frozen in a bank robbery. The only person who could've likely done that would be Frozone.
Because in the first movie, a cop was found frozen in a bank robbery. The only person who could've likely done that would be Frozone.
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Because let's face it, Disney has been [[Disney/WreckItRalph beating]] [[Disney/{{Frozen}} this]] [[Disney/BigHero6 trope]] [[Disney/{{Zootopia}} into]] [[Disney/{{Moana}} the]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Coco}} ground]].
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Because let's face it, Disney has been [[Disney/WreckItRalph [[WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph beating]] [[Disney/{{Frozen}} [[WesternAnimation/{{Frozen}} this]] [[Disney/BigHero6 [[WesternAnimation/BigHero6 trope]] [[Disney/{{Zootopia}} [[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} into]] [[Disney/{{Moana}} [[WesternAnimation/{{Moana}} the]] [[WesternAnimation/{{Coco}} ground]].
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* Based off on a theory in the WMG section that says the supervillains all became politicians to ban the Supers.
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[[WMG: The 3rd movie will be about directly confronting the people who banned Supers: The politicians.]]
* Based off on a theory in the WMG section that says the supervillains all became politicians to ban the Supers.
* Based off on a theory in the WMG section that says the supervillains all became politicians to ban the Supers.
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* Perhaps it was the film version of a villain from the non-canon comic book series.
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[[WMG: The main villain of the next movie will be a resurrected Gamma Jack.]]
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** This analogy would be better if it is referring to their powers, rather then the Supers wielding said powers.
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[[WMG: the villain of the next movie will be a time traveling Jack Jack.]]
Jack Jack is already the strongest family member. Imagine how scary he'd be as a villain; fully grown and in control of his powers. Exactly what causes him to turn evil is unknown. Maybe Bob just stopped giving him cookies.
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* Supers are people, not mere weapons. This is hardly a fair comparison.
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[[WMG: Void is Universal Man’s daughter]]
Universal Man, according to the DVD files on the supers from the first movie, was able to create miniature black holes as his super power. He also had a lot of girlfriends and refused to go by any other name than Universal Man. That would make it easy for him to knock up one of his groupies and disappear from her life. Void’s powers are very similar to his, and the fact that someone as young as her would fangirl over supers she wouldn’t even remember means her mom likely told her all about them. It would also be incredibly tragic if true, because Universal Man was Syndrome’s first victim, so Void would’ve been very young when he was killed.
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[[WMG: Incredibles 3 will concern the sustaining of super legalization]]
With the Underminer resurfacing after the Parrs took on the Omnidroid, it stands to reason that other villains may start coming out of the woodwork to challenge their old foes again, resulting in civilian casualties and destruction not seen since before the Relocation Act. The question may therefore become: “Do we need to put the supers back into hiding to protect the populace from villains?”
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To get his body used to all the powers that he might need/use in the future, while also adjusting his body to the concept of actually using superpowers, as babies are full of potential.
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To get his body used adjusted/used to all the powers that he might need/use in the future, while also adjusting his body to the concept of actually using superpowers, as babies are full of potential.
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To get his body used to all the powers that he might need/use in the future, as babies are full of potential.
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To get his body used to all the powers that he might need/use in the future, while also adjusting his body to the concept of actually using superpowers, as babies are full of potential.
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[[WMG: The "in-universe" reason for Jack-Jack's for Jack-Jack's constant power-shifting is...]]
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[[WMG: The "in-universe" reason for Jack-Jack's for Jack-Jack's constant power-shifting is...]]
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To get his body used to all the powers that he might need/use in the future, as babies are full of potential. Or alternatively...
* Jack-Jack is spinning through the SuperpowerLottery, and will eventually "land" on one or multiple powers.
* Jack-Jack is spinning through the SuperpowerLottery, and will eventually "land" on one or multiple powers.
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To get his body used to all the powers that he might need/use in the future, as babies are full of potential. Or alternatively...
* Jack-Jack is spinning through the SuperpowerLottery, and will eventually "land" on one or multiple powers.
* Jack-Jack is spinning through the SuperpowerLottery, and will eventually "land" on one or multiple powers.
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* Jack-Jack is spinning through the SuperpowerLottery, and will eventually land on one or multiple powers.
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[[WMG: Jack-Jack is spinning through the SuperpowerLottery, and will eventually land on one or multiple powers.]]
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