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Sup, I'm Dream. She/her. 20s. I draw.

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oldshowbiz

Beetlejuice: The Animated Series

#burton

wip

#jthm 30th zine #art tag #i might change this tbh #we'll see

pikavsketch

Man this guy is NOT suited for costumer service

#bunnydoll is bunnydolling 💖✨💖#tdac

vetchtibbles

ever engage with a media you really really liked and thought you were going to become obsessed with but it doesn’t quite lodge itself into your brain at the correct angle and you can just brush fingertips with the version of yourself from the alternate reality where it completely corrupted your every waking thought

#me with trigun #was so close to joining 🤏 but there were already enough ppl cray about naivash #abt me <3

naykeed

TEAM 8 / KURENAI MOTHERING

Sakura outfits

Kakashi redesign sketches

NARUTO / Rookie 9

One of the reasons why I want a glory days movie, TV show, or some other form of media - even a short movie would be okay! - is not only because the glory days are so awesome (superheroes fighting crime in the 50s! Yes!), but because the characters Pixar/Brad Bird created to populate this time in history are SO vibrant and interesting.

Pixar didn’t need to create these superhero characters - they’re barely mentioned in the first or second movies, and most of them only really appear in the scene where Mr. Incredible finds out they were all murdered. But nonetheless, Pixar developed their powers, histories, interpersonal relationships, and personalities SO well. Each one of them is truly an individual.

You’ve got Universal Man, an Austrian hero who was so devoted to his career he didn’t even have a secret identity… Everseer, a clairvoyant psychologist who couldn’t fight villains hand-to-hand because his germaphobia was so bad… Phylange, an opera singer with vocal superpowers who was disliked by the public for his abrasive selfishness… Blazestone, a fast-talking hero who kept forgetting what dimension she’s in… Gamma Jack, a misogynist and hero-supremacist who the NSA kept a close eye on because they believed he could become a supervillain… And many more.

They are all SUCH vibrant and interesting characters, and they barely appear in any Incredibles-related media! What really gets me is the fact that Pixar certainly didn’t need to invent such a complex background and populate it with developed characters - it would have worked perfectly well if these characters had just flashed on the screen for two seconds and then disappeared. But they did. Because Pixar goes the extra mile every time.

Pixar created such a rich mythology and background for the Incredibles’ universe, and this world has such potential. I can’t wait to find out if we’ll see any glory days content in the future, because I would love it.

#the incredibles #gamma jack

municiberg

Supers murdered by Syndrome and his Omnidroids - the definitive list

Omnidroid VX1 (Destroyed by Macroburst)

This Omnidroid had 2 two-fingered arms and a pair of wheels.

Universal Man: A super so devoted to his careeer that he had no secret identity. Power: atomic density manipulation. Threat rating: 2.9. The first-ever to be killed by an Omnidroid.

Psycwave: Member of the Phantasmics along with Everseer and Gazerbeam. A paranoid psychologist. Powers: mental/psychic abilities, clairvoyance, telekinesis. Threat rating: 1.6, the lowest of all.

Everseer: Psycwave’s colleague, a member of the Phantasmics. An OCD germaphobe who couldn’t fight hand-to-hand because of his phobia. Powers: magnifying vision, clairvoyance, telepathy. Threat rating: 3.2.

VX1 Kill Count: 3.

Omnidroid VX2 (Destroyed by Downburst)

This Omnidroid was about the same as the last, except that it had two legs instead of wheels.

Macroburst: A non-binary superhero (seriously! Canonically!) who was obsessed with maintaining their hairstyle, and former sidekick of Everseer. Powers: wind control and flight. Threat rating: 5.9.

Phylange: An abrasive superhero who was disliked by the public and rivals with Mr. Incredible. An opera singer in his normal life. Former member of the Thrilling Three alongside Gazerbeam and Apogee. Powers: using his voice to blast sonic fields. Threat rating: 4.7.

Blazestone: A sassy, quick-talking, multi-dimensional heroine who used to date Frozone and was a love interest of Downburst. Powers: fire control and flying on heated air, as well as seeing multiple dimensions. Threat rating: 5.5.

VX2 Kill Count: 3.

Omnidroid VX3 (Destroyed by Hypershock)

This robot closely resembled the VX1, but with a more advanced sensory array.

Downburst: A hero who was a doctor in his secret life. When he initially became a super, his powers weren’t fully developed, leading to him being initially rejected by the superhero community; he had to fight for recognition. Powers: atomic manipulation, healing. Threat rating: 6.5.

VX3 Kill Count: 1.

Omnidroid VX4 (Destroyed by Gazerbeam)

The VX4 was more egg-shaped than its predecessors and had four legs with grappling claws.

Hypershock: An alcoholic hero with a bad temper. Power: manipulating seismic activity, creating earthquakes. Threat rating: 6.5.

Apogee: A member of the Thrilling Three alongside Gazerbeam and Phylange, she was highly intelligent but blunt and critical of others. Powers: gravity control and levitation. Threat rating: 6.5.

Blitzerman: Not much is known about him. Powers: high-powered locomotion.

Tradewind: Not much is known about them. Powers: elemental control.

Vectress: Not much is known about her. Powers: sub-sonic bursts.

VX4 Kill Count: 5.

Omnidroid 5 (Destroyed by Gamma Jack)

This version of the Omnidroid was a sidelong oval shape and had four legs with grappling claws. It was the first Omnidroid to not be called “VX (Number)”.

Gazerbeam: An intelligent lawyer and, in his later life, a superhero advocate, who had trouble forming personal relationships. Also a member of the Phantasmics. Powers: laser vision. Threat rating: 6.3.

Stormicide: A chemistry student who was sensitive to criticism. Powers: absorbing and emitting vapors, flight. Threat rating: 6.7.

Omnidroid 5 Kill Count: 2.

Omnidroid 6 (Unknown who destroyed it; later replaced with the Omnidroid 7)

The Omnidroid 6 closely resembles the round Omnidroids which Mr. Incredible and his family fought later in the movie.

Gamma Jack: A narcissistic, super-supremacist hero who the NSA feared might eventually become a villain, but was popular with the ladies. Powers: controlled bursts of radiation. Threat rating: 7.9, the third-highest, after Mr. Incredible and Meta Man (the latter of whom, you’ll remember, was killed by an express elevator).

Omnidroid 6 Kill Count: 1.

Total Kill Count: 15.

Actual Kill Count: likely, there are further victims that we didn’t hear about in the movie.

Conclusion: Syndrome is Pixar’s only serial killer thus far.

#the incredibles #gamma jack

decodad

things i wanna know more about in the world of the incredibles:

the supervillains

the history of superhero vigilantism/presence of supers

the phantasmics and the thrilling three

gazerbeam’s involvement in both of those groups

gazerbeam and mr incredible’s friendship (or if they had one at all)

enterprises that were built on the back of superheroes and to what extent they existed– that is, super fashion design, the fanclubs, studios such as the one that made the mr incredible and frozone cartoon

how race/ethnicity, gender, sexuality, nationality, ect intersected with having powers, if it did at all

the impact of stratogale’s death (were there other teen/child supers who were affected in some way by it? did her parents know she was a superhero? is it part of why mr incredible was so adamant about turning down buddy’s proposition?)

the supervillains

gamma jack’s public reputation and if it at all affected how other supers were perceived

the relationship between supers and public servicemen like the police (did it vary from city to city? super to super?)

how supers affected people’s religious beliefs, if it did at all

helen and frozone’s time as supers (snug??? who is snug? who is honey???)

the difference in public perception during the golden age of supers vs. during the present day of the film

how supers affected the advancement of technology (the golden age of supers takes place in the early 60s; fifteen years later personal computers are common place, as seen at insuracorp/bob’s job)

the supervillains

#the incredibles