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Superpowers In The Incredibles

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The well known movie, The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird and released in November of 2004, is a Disney, American computer-animated comedy film, concerning a family with superhero powers. Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, also known as “Supers”, were two humans gifted with dominant superpowers. Mr. Incredible has unimaginable strength, while Elastigirl has the ability to stretch long distance, and attain places other characters can not. After consideration Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl eventually become man and wife, and conceive three children: Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack. The two eldest children, Violet and Dash, also inherited their parents super powers. The daughter, Violet, has the capability of becoming invisible and creating indestructible

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