The Incredibles films attach moral superiority ... and a few more after the dot-com bubble burst. Naturally, the villain Syndrome, who puts his technological prowess to work designing and selling ...

Nearly 14 years after we watched Syndrome’s evil reign down on The Incredibles, a new villain is set to make his big screen debut, a new villain that is utterly creepy and shrouded in mystery ...

As it is, Syndrome isn't born with any specific abilities either, like The Incredibles. Nonetheless, he is a classic superhero villain, with a suit and social media profile that mirrors the aesthetics ...

He had baddie problems in the original "Incredibles," before making spurned superhero fan Syndrome the film's indelible villain. "When I came to Pixar with the first film, I had a different ...

On the less fortunate side, The Incredibles’ villain, Syndrome, has become an all-too familiar figure in culture. Overzealous admirers of celebrities are nothing new under the sun, but his ...

Syndrome isn't quite as obvious ... but most of the characters in the movie. Helen Parr (Mrs. Incredible/Elastigirl) & Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic) Helen and Reed share the power of elasticity.

A newly released poster for Incredibles 2 gives fans a peek at the movie's villain, as a man clad in black with glowing blue eyes looms over the superpowered family. You can see the mysterious ...

There are 14 years between the first Incredibles movie and its new sequel ... Kari McKeen, and the villain, Syndrome. From their vantage point on the ground, the Parr family missed out on the ...

Here's what I'm talking about: There's a scene in The Incredibles where the villain — Syndrome also known as Buddy — tells Mr. Incredible that he cannot call off the missile that will destroy ...

Mr. and Mrs. Incredible must make it through a jungle, infiltrate Syndrome's hidden base, and then finally confront the villain in the middle of the city. As their physiques suggest, Mr. and Mrs ...