Who is syndrome in The Incredibles?
Pixar’s hit film, The Incredibles, utilizes Syndrome, a dangerous genius whose hatred for superheroes and superpowers stems from his own angry childhood experiences with them, as its primary villain.
Did anyone ever hear anything about syndrome after the original movie?
Then it is said that after that “anyone never heard anything about Syndrome again”. As mentioned before, Syndrome was to be a minor antagonist in the original version of the film when Xerek was to be the main antagonist.
What does syndrome say to Mr Incredible in Mirage?
Upon releasing Mirage, Syndrome tells Mr. Incredible he knew he could not do it, even with nothing to lose, denouncing him as “weak” and that he has outgrown him. Later, Mirage calls Syndrome out on his attitude, stating that valuing life is not weakness and disregarding it is not strength.
Why does syndrome want to kill Mr Incredible?
For Syndrome it is his revenge same goes for the Omnidroid that is his invention for killing Mr. Incredible, as for Mr. Incredible, we see that he is not the good guy we all think he is as we notice dark flashes of his inner personality.
Syndrome (real nameBuddy Pine) is the main antagonist of the 2004 Disney/Pixar animated film The Incredibles. He originally wanted to be a superhero, but when his former idolMr. Incrediblerudely turned him down andrejected his offer, Syndrome went insane, became a supervillain,and devoted his…
Does syndrome have a memory of why he respected Mr Incredible?
Though it was years and his vindictiveness had completely absolved him, Syndrome did have a memory of why he respected Mr. Incredible and was visibly impressed when he tricked the probe by hiding behind the corpse of Gazerbeam while claiming “he truly was Mr. Incredible” and was “still geeking out about it.”
How did syndrome become IncrediBoy?
Studios . As a young Buddy Pine, the boy who would become Syndrome aspired to become a superhero and this goal led him to beg Mr. Incredible to hire him as a sidekick IncrediBoy. Sadly, after Bob categorically and justifiably refused to grant Buddy’s favor, Buddy returned home in disgrace and rejected the righteous path.