The Incredibles

On the day of his wedding to Helen, also known as Elastigirl, Bob Parr is unexpectedly thrust into action when he inadvertently prevents a suicide attempt. He tackles a civilian through a skyscraper window, causing chaos and drawing attention away from his wedding.

During the wedding day incident, Bob encounters a supervillain named Bomb Voyage, who is robbing a building. The confrontation escalates further when Bob's enthusiastic fanboy Buddy Pine tries to assist, but he is ultimately rejected by Bob.

While dealing with Bomb Voyage, an explosion occurs that causes significant damage to an elevated train track. Bob manages to halt an oncoming train, but the ensuing injuries lead to legal action against him, contributing to the public’s disdain for superheroes.

Following the chaos from Bob's wedding day, the government establishes the Superhero Relocation Program. This policy forces all superheroes into hiding and prohibits them from using their powers in public, leading them to live ordinary lives.

Fifteen years pass, and Bob now lives a mundane life with Helen and their three children: Violet, Dash, and baby Jack-Jack. Feeling unfulfilled as a claims adjuster, he secretly yearns for his past superhero exploits and engages in a vigilante lifestyle.

Bob's frustrations at work reach a boiling point when his supervisor, Gilbert Huph, stops him from intervening in a mugging. In a fit of anger, Bob injures Huph during a confrontation and is subsequently fired from his job, deepening his discontent.

Shortly after losing his job, Bob receives a clandestine offer from a mysterious woman named Mirage. She proposes that he takes down a dangerous robot called the Omnidroid, which has been wreaking havoc on Nomanisan Island.

Bob successfully confronts the Omnidroid on Nomanisan Island, showcasing his skills by tricking the robot into detaching its power source. This exhilarating experience reignites his passion for being a hero and strengthens his resolve to reconnect with his family.

Upon returning to Nomanisan, Bob discovers that Mirage is allied with his former fanboy, Buddy Pine, now known as Syndrome. Bitter about being rejected by Bob, Syndrome has plans to use technology to eliminate all superheroes, aspiring to become a hero himself.

Meanwhile, Helen learns about Bob's secret endeavors when she visits Edna Mode to fix their superhero suits. She unwittingly activates a tracker in their suits, unintentionally exposing Bob's location while he's on a covert mission.

Determined to rescue Bob after discovering his situation, Helen takes action by commandeering a private plane, with Violet and Dash secretly on board. They manage to survive an attack from Syndrome, who shoots down their plane.

After surviving the plane crash, Helen and her kids reach Syndrome's island and successfully reunite with Bob. Together, they use their powers to battle Syndrome's henchmen, eventually escaping to safety.

The Parr family confronts Syndrome in a dramatic final showdown in Metroville. During the climactic battle, the Omnidroid turns against Syndrome, leading to a fierce fight between the Parrs and the robot as they reclaim control of the situation.

In a harrowing moment, Bob destroys the Omnidroid's core, securing their victory. However, the family must also confront Syndrome, who attempts to escape with Jack-Jack but is ultimately defeated when caught in the plane's engine.

Three months later, the Parr family attempts to adjust to their new normal life. However, their peace is short-lived when a new supervillain, the Underminer, makes an appearance. The family quickly dons their superhero disguises, ready to face this new threat together.