Incredibles RPG

World takes place in a retro-futuristic version of the year 1962, following a time jump of about 15 years from the "Golden Age" of superheroes in the late 1940s. Due to mounting lawsuits from "public endangerment" (like saving an ungrateful man from a suicide attempt) and property damage, the government forces all Supers into hiding via the Superhero Relocation Program. Supers are legally barred from using their powers, forcing them to blend in as ordinary citizens. Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible) struggles deeply with his forced civilian life. He hates his soul-crushing corporate job at an insurance firm, longs for his "glory days," and breaks the law by secretly listening to police scanners and doing unauthorized vigilante work with Frozone. Helen Wants to move on and protect her family, living in constant fear of Bob exposing them. Violet Struggles with teenage insecurity and desperately wants to be "normal" and blend in. Dash Has an excess of energy and is frustrated that he isn't allowed to use his super-speed, leading to trouble at school.

Edna "E" Mode is a fictional, eccentric fashion designer for superheroes in Pixar's The Incredibles franchise, known for her sharp wit, iconic bob haircut, and signature phrase, "Dahling". She creates functional and fabulous supersuits, famously refusing to include capes due to past superhero fatalities, and becomes a close friend and mentor to the Parr family, even babysitting and upgrading Jack-Jack's suit in Incredibles. genius fashion designer for superheroes, with a disdain for modern fashion models and runway shows. Fiery, determined, brilliant, and demanding, but fiercely loyal to her friends. A sharp, black bob haircut, large glasses, and a minimalist, high-fashion aesthetic. Dahling," "I never look back, darling. It distracts from the now," and "No capes. Comes out of retirement to design new suits for the Parr family, incorporating technology and a "no capes" rule that foreshadows the villain's demise. Helps the family by babysitting Jack-Jack and developing a suit with sensors to help control his emerging powers.

family consists of parents Bob (Mr. Incredible) and Helen (Elastigirl), and their three children: Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack. Together, they navigate super-heroics and everyday family dynamics. Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible): Possesses superhuman strength, durability, and stamina. Helen Parr (Elastigirl): Has the ability to stretch, bend, and shape-shift her body into almost any form. Violet Parr The eldest child, who can become invisible and generate protective force fields. Dash Parr: The middle child, whose primary superpower is superhuman speed. Jack-Jack Parr: The infant of the family, who exhibits a wide, chaotic range of unpredictable superpowers (like turning into a monster, shooting lasers, and shape-shifting). Bob Parr While stuck in his desk job, he grew out a large stomach and gained significant weight, reaching a 50+ inch waist before taking on intense training to get back into crime-fighting shape he has blond buzzed hair, blue eyes and big broad dad bod strong build. Hellen Parr As a suburban mom, she wears her brownish-red hair in a distinct, heart-shaped 1960s side-bob that reaches her jawline. In Incredibles 2, she famously rocks a curvier, pear-shaped silhouette 5'5" to 5'8" tall, athletic woman with fair skin, auburn hair, and brown eyes. Violet is a 14-year-old teenage girl with a slender build, small waistline and long legs. She stands at 160cm (5'3") and weighs 41kg (90lbs). She has a circular head, fair skin, pink lips, rosy cheeks, long, straight, black hair with purple highlights (which covers the right side of her face, and bluish-purple eyes. Dash Parr is a highly competitive, 10-year-old boy who most resembles his father, Mr. Incredible. He stands about 4'0" tall, weighs around 60 lbs, and features blonde hair, blue eyes, and light freckles, Blonde hair (styled much like his dad's) and striking blue eyes. Stocky upper build with thin legs, light freckles across his nose and cheeks, and a strong jawline.

Thunderhead was known for his caring attitude towards kids, and also for being easily controlled by his emotions. According to his NSA files, he adopted five children, who he raised with the help of his roommate, Scott. Thunderhead, unfortunately, also had a reputation for low intelligence. His lack of intelligence would prove his undoing when his cape got caught on the fin of a villain's missile powers Storm Manipulation, Flight, Enhanced Strength and Enhanced Endurance. Universal Man's life had been completely devoted to his superhero career, and therefore he did not possess any secret identity. He and Blazestone formed the "Beta Force," a duo that focused on fighting street crime at night. His role was to use his powers to sow chaos and panic among enemies, driving them out from cover for the less durable Blazestone to attack. He was the first Super to be killed by an Omnidroid in the training sessions of Operation Kronos power Molecular Density Manipulation. Because of the banning of Superheroes, Voyd felt like an outcast. Being forced to hide her abilities from the world was hard for her until she got her chance to embrace her true self when Winston Deavor set out to bring Superheroes back. As a mega-fan of Elastigirl, Voyd looks up to her as a mentor. She was the one woman in her life who has made her feel hopeful and consider her powers to be a gift and not a curse powers
Dimensional Teleportation and Wormhole Generation.

Screech sports an owl-like appearance and can rotate his head 360 degrees. He can fly by using a pair of wings, which he made, to complete his look, but his real power is a high-pitched screech that can break a glass. Because Screech fights crime mostly at night, he is left feeling tired and less focused during the day powers Owl Physiology, Flight, Sonic Screech, Night Vision, and 360-degree Head Rotation. Splashdown was considered to be fiercely independent and obsessed with finding the lost city of Atlantis. His secret identity was being an oceanographer. He was one of several supers who suffered a "Suit Malfunction", since he was sucked into a vortex when his cape got snagged powers Aquatic Adaptation, Aquatic Life Communication, Water Manipulation and Hydrokinetic Flight. Stormicide was devoted to her life as a superhero. She was an excellent multi-tasker, and a graduate student in chemistry. Due to the nature of her powers, Stormicide was the "butt" of many jokes made by other Supers. Despite this, she took it in her stride and often laughed along with them. She was killed by the Omnidroid v.X5 due to her powers being unsuited to the fight powers Vapor Absorption, Flight, and Sonic-imaging lenses. Stratogale was a teenage superheroine, who spent her everyday life under the secret identity of a typical high school student. She had a love for animals and eventually volunteered at a local zoo's bird hatchery. Sadly, Stratogale fell victim to a "Suit Malfunction". She had just pulled a commercial jet airliner out of a steep dive when her cape got caught in a jet turbine and powers Subsonic Flight, Bird Communication, Super Strength, and Enhanced Agility. Zephyr appeared near the end of Incredibles 2 as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of Supers and power is Aerokinesis.

Phylange was a former member of the Superhero team known as the "Thrilling Three", alongside Gazerbeam and Apogee, but left because he saw the team as "Gazerbeam's Gang". He denied this rumor, however, stating in his interviews that he and Gazerbeam got along well and that it was merely a "democratic decision". His name is likely a pun on the audio effect known as flanging. He was killed by the Omnidroid v.X2 powers Sonic Voice Field Projection and Enhanced Durability. Plasmabolt was known for her obsession with the outdoors, spending her normal life under the guise of a forest ranger, which she was adamant about separating from her superhero identity. She was a member of the Phantasmics. She was never defeated by the Omnidroid and her whereabouts are unknown. It is speculated she joined a superhero black ops team but that is most unlikely powers Plasma Waves Emissions and Flight. Psycwave was a founding member of the Phantasmics alongside Everseer and at one point, Gazerbeam. She was known for her occasional paranoid tendencies as well as acting as a psychologist under her secret identity, becoming frustrated by her clients' inability to solve their problems. Psycwave also authored a book titled, "Shut Up! Quieting Your Inner Voice" alongside her fellow psychologist Everseer. She was killed by the Omnidroid v.X1. powers Mental Force Wave Generation, Temporary Mental Paralysis, Body Possession, Psychic Foresight, Thought Control, and Telekinesis. A Senior superhero who has the unsettling power of heaving hot lava, which helps him break into some of the most secure locales. As an old man, he gets tired easily and has motion sickness problems, which can be fatal for someone who can barf hot lava. When Reflux is on the offensive, he is the most offensive hero around powers Molten Stomach Acid Regurgitation.

Generally known for a rather dull personality, Gazerbeam had no sense of humor. He was a member of the superhero team, the Phantasmics, but conflicts with Everseer led him to leave and he soon joined the Thrilling Three as their new leader upon the death of Dynaguy. As a civilian, he worked as an inner-city pro-bono lawyer. He bested Omnidroid v.X4 but was defeated by Omnidroid v.X5 power Optical Lasers. Hypershock was known for having a bad temper, requiring lots of praise as a result, as well as having a great fondness for alcohol. He defeated the Omnidroid v.X3 but was killed by Omnidroid v.X4. powers Seismic Wave Generation, Flight Super Strength, and Enhanced Endurance. Macroburst was at one point the sidekick of Everseer, who often referred to him as "The Kid", before taking on a superhero career of his own. Along with Everseer, Macrobust was a founding member of the Phantasmics, and was responsible for transporting the team using his powers. Macrobust was also known for constantly and obsessively maintaining his hairstyle. He defeated the v.X1 but then was killed by Omnidroid v.X2 powers Wind Generation and Aerokinetic Flight. Meta Man was deeply committed to his life as a hero, and probably the strongest superhero of his time. He had been put under NSA review as the leader of "Meta Group", overseeing the actions of every other superhero team in existence. Despite all of his great power, Meta-Man was one of several Supers to suffer from an unfortunate "Suit Malfunction", on account of him dying when his cape got snagged in an elevator shaft whilst lifting an express elevator to safety. powers Flight Super Strength, Teleportation, Partial Invisibility, Sonic Scream, Magnetic Manipulation, X-Ray Vision Aquatic and Mammal Communication.

Although Fironic powers are never explicitly stated, it could be extrapolated that he had fire-based abilities due to his name and logo. Fironic and Gazerbeam were known to have personal connections with the father of Winston and Evelyn Deavor. However, this relationship ended when superheroes were made illegal and they were forced to go into hiding powers Fire Generation, Fire Immunity, Pyrokinetic Flight. Everseer was at one time the leader of the Superhero team The "Phantasmics" where he rivaled with Gazerbeam over the leadership position. He was known for being obsessive-compulsive and a germaphobic, making him unmarried as he preferred to avoid physical contact. Since he could beat people up with his mind, Everseer never engaged in hand-to-hand combat. This was merely a cover-up for the fact that he had a severe fear of germs. Everseer was also an author who wrote a book titled "Shut Up! Quieting Your Inner Voice" as part of his psychologist secret identity alongside Psychwave. He was killed by the Omnidroid v.X1 powers Magno-scopic Vision (microscopic and telescopic vision), Telepathy and Clairvoyance. Prior to the banning of Supers, Frozone was romantically involved with Blazestone, who he often partnered with. The two eventually broke up at some point. According to his NSA file recording, Frozone was around two years old when he discovered his powers Ice Manipulation and Generation, Snow generation, and Cold Immunity. Easily recognized by his wave-like hairstyle, Gamma Jack was a favorite of the ladies and was prone to megalomaniacal impulses, believing Supers to be a "superior race". He chose to save attractive women over other innocents and had a particular issue with fighting female supervillains he was attracted to, he believed he needed to kill his supervillains. These impulses and traits caused the NSA great concern, putting him under close monitoring. He defeated the Omnidroid v.X5 but was killed by Omnidroid v.X6 powers radiation bursts and flight.

Icebreaker appeared near the end of Incredibles 2 as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of supers powers Ice and Water Breath, Temperature Control, and Temperature Resistance. shock and Awe A pair of superheroes who appear as attendees to Winston Deavor's legalization of supers powers electric powers duo. Vapora appeared near the end of Incredibles 2 as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of Supers powers Plant Manipulation. With his telekinesis, Krushauer can crush a car without even laying a hand on it. He is unlikely to ever un-crush one of the objects he has crushed due to him not wanting to reverse his superpowers powers Telekinesis, Superhuman Strength, Superhuman Durability. Downburst was initially a doctor when he discovered his powers, later leaving to pursue a career in heroism. At the time his powers were not fully developed, so the NSA put him under continuous training to help enhance them. Due to his initial lack of training and development, Downburst had to fight to gain acceptance within the Super community. Downburst had a dislike for Frozone and competed for the affections of super-heroine Blazestone. He was killed by the Omnidroid v.X3 powers, Atomic Manipulation, and Portal Teleportation. Dynaguy was an original member of the "Thrilling Three". He was known for being impulsive and reckless, resulting in him being put under NSA medication regimen. He came up with his name shortly after discovering his powers, whilst sitting in a local diner. Dynaguy was one of several supers who died due to a "Suit Malfunction", killed when his cape snagged the ground during one of his takeoffs. Following his death, Gazerbeam replaced him as leader of the "Thrilling Three" powers Disintegration Ray and Flight.

Apogee was a member of the Super team known as the "Thrilling Three", along with Gazerbeam and Phylange. She was known to be highly intelligent and quick-witted, but lacked tact. She enjoyed finding the faults in others. Apogee had gravity manipulation and levitation was killed by the Omnidroid, v.X4. Blazestone was described as "sassy", initially gaining the NSA's attention after being arrested and jailed and upon recruitment was watched closely as to perform under their guidelines. As part of her rehabilitation, she was paired with Universal Man to form the "Beta Force," a team that used shock and awe tactics to fight street-level crime. She had a tendency to speak incredibly fast as a result of always forgetting which dimension she is in. She was in a "Hot and Cold" relationship with Frozone, but the two eventually broke up at some point. Blazestone powers were fire manipulation, pyrotechnic kinetic discharge, heat manipulation with resistance to heat, and flight was killed by the Omnidroid, v.X2. Brainstorm appeared near the end of Incredibles 2 as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of Supers his powers are mental or psionic super powers and flight. Brick a super tough heroine with mega muscles and a fearless spirit that showcases her strong name powers metamorphosis and super strength. Cliffhanger appeared near the end of Incredibles 2 as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of supers his powers superhuman agility and grappling device. Dehydra appeared near the end of Incredibles 2 as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of supers powers Sand Manipulation, Psammokinetic Flight, Sand Attacks. Diabla appears near the end of the film as one of the attendees of Winston Deavor's legalization of Supers powers Fire Manipulation, Fire Immunity and Flight. Considered both stylish and high voltage, He-Lectrix can control and project electrical currents, which he uses to zap bad guys powers Electricity Manipulation.

until 1962) until the foiling of Operation Kronos by both Frozone and the Incredibles saw the public indebted to superheroes. Afterwards, the NSA coordinated the activity of superheroes, such as the transfer of supervillain prisoners (as seen in the Incredibles play set in Disney Infinity).Supers remained illegal for at least 3 months until the events of Incredibles 2 when courts and national governments officially allowed them to return to their heroic activities.

The Supers are mostly engaged in fighting crime by keeping secret identities. They are recruited and employed by the National Supers Agency (NSA). Around 1947, public opinion turned against supers due to the collateral damage caused by their crime-fighting. After several lawsuits, the government silently initiated the Superhero Relocation Program, which forced Supers to permanently adhere to their secret identities and stop their heroic activities. This caused a significant increase in crime rates, with villains, super and non-super, running riot. However, going by the death dates of various heroes, some Supers were still active well into the 1950s. The law of superheroes being illegal seemed silly to some. Since then, there have been villains on the run, crime, destruction and police arresting heroes. The Act lasted for 15 years

The majority of major characters in the franchise are Supers. Supers are seen with a large variety of superpowers. Mr. Incredible has superhuman strength, Elastigirl has body elasticity, Violet has invisibility and force-fields, Dash has super speed, and baby Jack-Jack has many different powers seen in The Incredibles and Jack-Jack Attack.

Supers are a subspecies of humans who were born with or given superpowers. Though, in all of the different forms of The Incredibles media, there are little to no answers on how supers get their powers, there is much room for speculation, although it seems to be genetic because Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl have powers, and all their kids have them.

a retro-futuristic version of the mid-1960s where superpowered humans ("Supers") exist but were forced into government-mandated retirement. It blends classic superhero tropes with domestic family dynamics, the mundane realities of suburban life, and underlying spy-thriller aesthetics.