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Incredible angrily orders Syndrome to release him or he will crush Mirage. With his rocket boots out of control, Syndrome smashes into a building and is knocked unconscious. His hair is flame-red, and Syndrome accentuates this feature by styling his hair straight up, to look like flames on his head. Incredible's former fan and Mirage's former leader and boss. Nonetheless, Mirage tells Syndrome to bet his own life next time he gambles and storms off in a huff, leaving Syndrome confused. Mr. Upon releasing Mirage, Syndrome tells Mr. However, the Omnidroid’s AI had advanced sufficiently to where it detected the source of Syndrome’s control over it, and it stripped him of his controller. Incredible escaped from Syndrome, but was eventually recaptured. Incredible lunges toward Syndrome, only to capture Mirage since she pushed Syndrome out of the way to save his life. Syndrome the main antagonist of the 2004 Disney/Pixar animated movie, The Incredibles. Incredible's location after witnessing him and Frozone save people from a burning building and escape from police. After his dismissal at the hands of Mr.
Originally, in the early drafts of the film's script, Syndrome was originally going to be featured as a minor villain, like As a young Buddy Pine, the boy who would become Syndrome aspired to become a superhero and this goal led him to beg Buddy was a technical genius and even at an early age, could create wondrous gadgets to circumvent his lack of "super" powers. The Omnirdroid succeeded in defeating and killing every superhero lured to island and those who managed to defeat the Omnidriod would be lured a second time to island and killed by an improved model of the robot.
Syndrome then went on to enlarge his design, producing the Omnidroid v.10, the culmination of his work. (For some unknown reason, the "v.X#" naming scheme was not used for versions 5 through 08.) To perfect his creation and prevent any interference in his plan, Buddy had Mirage systematically track down various Golden-Age superheros in hiding on the mainland and lure them to Nomanisan under the guise of the Omnidroid being loose on a rampage on the island to study how superheros fought and used their powers against the robot. With his nearly endless wealth, Buddy transformed the isolated island of Nomanisan into his personal headquarters and hired an army of loyal enforcers and also Mirage, who became is right-hand woman and possible lover. Buddy Pine, commonly known as Syndrome (and formerly Incrediboy), is the main antagonist of The Incredibles. Incredible for rejecting him.
He weighs 185 lbs, and stands 5’7” tall, 6’1” including his hair. With this new information, the plans for Frozone were abandoned and Syndrome instead had Mirage lure Mr. Mr. Incredible would never kill an enemy. Using the knowledge he gained from the X1, Syndrome produced an improved robot called the Omnidroid v.X2. He remains unconscious during the Incredibles' battle and awakes just as the robot is defeated spectacularly; destroying his plans of glory and revenge and infuriating him. Eventually, this robot was defeated by the superhero Macroburst. He originally wanted to be a superhero, but when his former idol Mr. He used the income from this illicit weapons program to finance his real project, creating a killer robot that only he could overcome.
To put it simply, Syndrome, having never been told he was special or could do great things, wished to remove the world of Aside from being bitter and sociopathic, Syndrome was intensely sadistic as shown by how he taunted Mr. Incredible is caught and held in a high-security trap and torture device. He is the main antagonist of The Incredibles and it's short video Jack-Jack Attack, and a posthumous antagonist in Incredibles 2. Even though the missiles hit their mark, the family survives and swims to the island, but Mr. Incredibles thinks his family had been killed. Syndrome comments on how uncharacteristically dark that sounds for Mr. " See? Incredible" and was "still geeking out about it." This resulted in the deaths of the superheroes Universal Man, Psycwave, Everseer, and possibly others. In the original pitch for the film, Snug piloted the plane and was killed when it was struck by Syndrome's missiles. After this robot killed Macroburst, Syndrome continued his deadly project, killing numerous superheroes and improving his robot through to the Omnidroid 08. Buddy Pine (simply known by his first name Buddy), formerly known as IncrediBoy and better known as Syndrome, is the main antagonist of Pixar's 6th full-length animated feature film The Incredibles, a cameo character in the short film Jack-Jack Attack, and a posthumous antagonist in the 2018 sequel Incredibles 2.
He accessorizes this with white gauntlets, a pair of tall white boots, and a black domino mask. „ ~ Syndrome to Mr. Buddy Pine, commonly known as Syndrome, is the overall main antagonist of The Incredibles franchise.
Unfortunately, due to a tracking device, Mr. When Mr. Incredible denies any involvement, he sends missiles to destroy the plane anyway, not knowing that it was, in fact, the Parr Family. That's the way it works.