Syndrome explains it tore him apart, but he learned an important lesson to not trust anyone anymore, especially his heroes. Incredible he just wanted to help him, but he didn't give him a chance and rejected him. Incredible's memory and he is shocked to realize that Syndrome is Buddy, to which an angered Syndrome yells, 'My name is not BUDDY! And it's not IncrediBoy either! That ship has sailed!'. Incredible trashed the last tone, he is his biggest fan. When the hero was outmatched, Syndrome revealed himself by saying despite his difficult attempts to make major modifications after Mr. Incredible, who was able to defeat the Omnidroid.Īfter repairing and improving the machine, Syndrome sent it to fight Mr. Deciding that the robot was now good enough to fight his old idol, he had Mirage recruit Mr. Operating through his agent Mirage, he contacted various retired superheroes, tasking them with the destruction of various prototypes of the enormous Omnidroid battle robots, leading to the demise of many of the old supers. He also explains that he also plans to sell his inventions in the future to not only enrich himself, but also to condemn society to an inescapable mediocrity, reasoning that 'when everyone's super, no one will be.' Using his best inventions to simulate super powers, he took on the costumed identity of Syndrome and set up Operation Kronos, aimed at eliminating other supers and then portraying himself as their successor. Incredible, and formulated his plans for vengeance. No matter how rich and powerful he became, Buddy never forgot about Mr. Afterwards, he'd lost all respect for his old idol and his anger drove him to hatred, and finally to dangerous revenge.īuddy used his skill with inventions to become a highly successful and wealthy weapons designer, abandoning his conscience in the process. Incredible responds by saying he's not affiliated with him.Īfter being scolded by his mom and sent to his room as punishment, Buddy realizes his dreams have been crushed and he blames Mr. Incredible that his name is 'IncrediBoy!', to which makes Mr. Incredible informs the cops of Bomb Voyage's escape and that 'Skippy' made sure of that, to which Buddy corrects him and Buddy angrily yelled at Mr. Incredible that he's making a mistake since he can help him, the officers arrest him, push him into his seat, and quickly close the door shut. Incredible hands him over to the police, telling them to make sure his mom knows what he's been doing. Incredible then sees a train coming by and he realizes that the tracks are out, so he uses his strength to stop the train and save the people from inside. Incredible finally grabs the bomb and lets go, dropping the bomb and making it explode on top of a building. Incredible struggles to reach the bomb as he holds onto Buddy's cape while he flies around, trying to get him off. Incredible into a dangerous rescue and allowing Bomb Voyage to escape.

Incredible's impending showdown with Bomb Voyage, placing himself in danger, forcing Mr. Later, Buddy went as far as to interrupt Mr. Incredible eventually resorted to bluntly telling him that he wouldn't tolerate such harassment, the boy wasn't deterred. His idol initially humored Buddy with autographs and similar considerations, but he didn't approve of a kid showing up uninvited to say they're partners now. Incredible's greatest fan, top of his fan club, and his sidekick 'IncrediBoy'. The scene was cut when the filmmakers decided that Syndrome made a better villain than their original choice, Xerek (who would eventually appear in the Incredibles comic series).Īs an 8-year-old, he considered himself to be Mr. Syndrome was ultimately killed when the family's home was totaled in a gas main explosion sparked by flame in the fireplace. Incredible) and threw him around the house with his zero-point energy ray (which he claimed to have developed during his imprisonment). In the alternate opening, Syndrome escaped from prison and broke into the Smith family's home, seeking revenge of Bob (Mr. Incredible's nemesis, without the back story in the official movie. Syndrome was originally meant to be a throwaway character - a minor villain who appears at the beginning in revelation that the family are Supers. Syndrome is 'not a super,' but he demonstrates exceptional ingenuity, technical knowledge and planning skill far beyond the science of his time. Syndrome is barrel-chested with red hair that extends straight up in a manner reminiscent of flames.

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