Incredibile

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==Background==
Back when Bob Parr was still the superhero Mr. Incredible, his main form of transport was a large car known as the Incredibile, that could transform from a stealth mode normal-looking black sedan. It has silver horizontal stripes on its sides, and two vertical blue stripes on its hood with a negative black lowercase "i" and a red dot located between, mirroring the design of his super suit. The Incredibile has a jet turbine on its rear that turns into a spare tire and a long, pointed hood that retracts itself to make itself flatter when in "stealth mode." Its onboard features include a built-in GPS system that can help Bob track down enemies, a mechanism that can change him into his Supersuit, and a red "Boost" button that allows the car to go faster. It is also shown to have an ejectable passenger seat. The car has several driving modes, which suggest a greater array of capabilities. It is never explained what happened to the Incredibile after Bob and Helen were married and had kids.
Back when Bob Parr was still the superhero Mr. Incredible, his main form of transport was a large car known as the Incredibile, which could transform from a stealth mode normal-looking black sedan. It has silver horizontal stripes on its sides, and two vertical blue stripes on its hood with a negative black lowercase "i" and a red dot located between, mirroring the design of his supersuit. The Incredibile is mentioned in the NSA Files profile of Mr. Incredible on Disc 2 of the The Incredibles DVD set, which calls it an "M.E.V. car with onboard weaponry, danger finder, evasion countermeasures" and states that Mr. Incredible is "extremely possessive of the NSA-supplied Incredibile." The Incredibile has a jet turbine on its rear that turns into a spare tire while in "stealth mode", and a long, pointed hood that retracts itself to make itself flatter when also in "stealth mode." Its onboard features include a built-in GPS system that can help Bob track down enemies, a mechanism that can change him into his Supersuit, and a red "Boost" button that allows the car to go faster. It is also shown to have an ejectable passenger seat. The car has several driving modes, which suggest a greater array of capabilities. The Incredibles does not reveal the car's fate after Bob and Helen were married and had kids; according to Incredibles 2, Bob was told the car had been dismantled or destroyed after superheroes were outlawed. The Incredibile is presumably a parody of the Batmobile and even resembles the one seen in the 1960s Batman TV show. The car transforming into the Incredibile references the LTD transforming into its auxiliary mode from the 1997 film, Men in Black.
==Appearances==
===The Incredibles===
He is first seen driving this vehicle while trying to help the Police track down a criminal on the run, only to be distracted by an old lady who is trying to get her cat down from a tree. Mr. Incredible helps her instead by uprooting the tree and knocking it over, therefore getting the cat down, and then uses the tree to crush the car of the criminals he was supposed to catch. After getting back into the Incredibile, Mr. Incredible finds a young boy named Buddy Pine (who will eventually grow up to be his archnemesis, Syndrome) already sitting next to him, telling him that he wants to be his sidekick. Bob tells Buddy to get out of the car due to him claiming that he works alone (and hence fueling Buddy's eventual villainy). Later on, after saving a passenger train from falling off a bridge destroyed by Bomb Voyage, Bob drives the Incredibile to his wedding to Helen. After supers were outlawed due to a plethora of lawsuits, the Incredibile was soon confiscated.
He is first seen driving this vehicle while trying to help the Police track down a criminal on the run, only to be distracted by an old lady who is trying to get her cat down from a tree. Mr. Incredible helps her instead by uprooting the tree and knocking it over, therefore getting the cat down, and then uses the tree to crush the car of the criminals he was supposed to catch. After getting back into the Incredibile, Mr. Incredible finds a young boy named Buddy Pine (who would eventually grow up to be his archnemesis, Syndrome) already sitting next to him, telling him that he wants to be his sidekick. Bob tells Buddy to get out of the car due to him claiming that he works alone (and hence fuelling Buddy's eventual villainy). Later on, after saving a passenger train from falling off a bridge destroyed by Bomb Voyage, Bob drives the Incredibile to his wedding to Helen.
He is first seen driving this vehicle while trying to help the Police track down a criminal on the run, only to be distracted by an old lady who is trying to get her cat down from a tree. Mr. Incredible helps her instead by uprooting the tree and knocking it over, therefore getting the cat down, and then uses the tree to crush the car of the criminals he was supposed to catch. After getting back into the Incredibile, Mr. Incredible finds a young boy named Buddy Pine (who will eventually grow up to be his arch-nemesis Syndrome) already sitting in the passenger seat, telling him that he wants to be his sidekick. Bob tells Buddy to get out of the car due to him claiming that he works alone (and hence fuelling Buddy's eventual villainy). Later on, after saving a passenger train from falling off a bridge destroyed by Bomb Voyage, Bob drives the Incredibile to his wedding to Helen. It is unknown what became of it afterward.
===Incredibles 2===
The Incredibile was discovered to be still intact after fifteen years, and in possession of a wealthy car collector who bought it from a private auction. According to Bob, he was informed by some unknown group that his car irrevocably damaged. He still had the remote to the car and tried to retrieve it, only to be stopped by Dash, eager to try out the vehicle for himself. Not wanting to deal with an angry rich guy, Bob stopped Dash. When the hypnotized Supers came after Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack, Dash summoned the car, and Frozone actived its voice recognition, enabling the Parr children to use it to escape and reach the Deavors' ship The Everjust to rescue their parents. The kids ejected themselves from the Incredibile to enter the ship. Following Evelyn Deavor's defeat and arrest, a seaweed covered Incredibile pulls up to the Parr family.
The Incredibile makes a reappearance in the sequel and has a larger role compared to the original. As Bob Parr was switching channels, he quickly notices the car on a show where a rich car collector is in possesion of it. According to him, the vehicle was supposed to be destroyed or dismantled, possibly by the NSA, once he went underground, which is not the case. The car collector reveals that he is unable get the Incredibile to function in any way, likely due to the vehicle having a security system that prevents anyone that isn't Mr. Incredible or people he trusts from operating it. Bob promptly goes to his packed stuff and brandishes a remote control that can remotely control the car from wherever he is. Here, its revealed the Incredibile has a pair of rocket launchers that extends from the sides, which Dash wants to activate. Initially, Bob wanted to have the Incredibile return to his possession but after having a thought on which the car legally belongs to the car collector and he still needs to look after his family, he unhappily returns the Incredibile to its disabled state. When Bob leaves in order to rescue his wife Helen, Dash, who wanted to help his parents, uses the remote control to call back the Incredibile, which reactivates the car, uses its rocket launchers to create an exit and promptly leave. When the kids and Frozone were being attacked by Supers under Screenslaver/Evelyn's control, the car makes an entrance by crashing into the house. It's here where its revealed the car has vocal recognition software, as the car responds to Frozone's commands. On Frozone's insistence, Dash and Violet quickly registered their voices into the car so it will respond to them as well. After Frozone was captured, Violet ordered the Incredibile to escape. Later, Violet orders the Incredibile to pull over so that she could formulate a plan with her brother. After agreeing to go rescue their parents, especially with the assistance of Jack-Jack Parr, the car is then ordered to race to DevTech. Upon arrival, the kids were too late as Winston's hydro liner boat, the Everjust, left the pier. When Dash wonders if the car can "follow that boat", as if in response, the Incredibile drives onto the water, having transformed into boat mode (dubbed as Hydro Pursuit). Once reached, Dash suggests using ejector seats in order to get onto the Hydroliner. The Incredibile then ejected both Dash and Violet along with Jack-Jack onto boat, similar to how the car ejected Buddy Pine in the original film, albeit with a lot more boost to compensate for the height. After the day was saved, the Incredibile returns to the family with Dash still holding the remote control. After a disapproving look from his father, Dash reluctantly returns the remote to him. With his car back, Bob then smiles.
The Incredibile was discovered to be still intact after fifteen years, and in possession of a wealthy car collector. Bob thought it was destroyed, and still had the remote to it. He tried to retrieve it, only to be stopped by Dash, eager to try out the vehicle for himself. When the hypnotized Supers came after Dash, Violet, and Jack-Jack, Dash summoned the Incredibile, which they used to escape and reach the Deavors' ship, The EverJust, to rescue their parents. The kids ejected themselves from the Incredibile to enter the ship. Following Evelyn Deavor's defeat and arrest, a seaweed covered Incredibile pulls up to the Parr family.
==Gallery==
Incredibles-disneyscreencaps.com-265.jpg|The Incredibile's-Civilian Disguise
Incredibles-disneyscreencaps.com-267.jpg|The Incredibile's-Super Form
incredibles2-disneyscreencaps.com-12541.jpg|My Sweet Ride