Suit up, skip the cape, and make sure someone is watching Jack-Jack.
These Incredibles trivia questions organize the Parr family's powers, villains, inventions, and story turns by film.
Meet the Parr Family
This round puts meet the parr family in the spotlight, with enough specific names, places, and turning points to reward fans who paid close attention.
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- What is Mr. Incredible's civilian name?
Answer: Bob Parr - What is Elastigirl's civilian name?
Answer: Helen Parr - What is the Parrs' eldest child called?
Answer: Violet - What is the Parrs' middle child called?
Answer: Dash - What is the baby called?
Answer: Jack-Jack - What is Bob's main superpower?
Answer: Super strength - What is Helen's main superpower?
Answer: Elasticity - What two powers does Violet use most?
Answer: Invisibility and force fields - What power does Dash have?
Answer: Super speed - What does Bob do for work after superheroes are banned?
Answer: He works at an insurance company. - Who is Bob's boss at Insuricare?
Answer: Gilbert Huph - Which superhero is Bob's close friend?
Answer: Frozone - What is Frozone's civilian name?
Answer: Lucius Best - What power does Frozone have?
Answer: He creates and controls ice. - What fashion designer makes the family's supersuits?
Answer: Edna Mode
Syndrome and Nomanisan Island
Now the focus shifts to syndrome and nomanisan island. Keep the story order straight, because one small detail can separate a confident answer from a near miss.
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- What is Syndrome's real name?
Answer: Buddy Pine - What unwanted sidekick name does young Buddy use?
Answer: IncrediBoy - Why does Buddy become Syndrome?
Answer: Mr. Incredible rejects him as a sidekick. - What robot does Syndrome repeatedly improve?
Answer: The Omnidroid - Where does Syndrome test his inventions?
Answer: Nomanisan Island - Who lures Bob to the island?
Answer: Mirage - What password does Helen discover?
Answer: Kronos - What does Syndrome plan to do after staging a robot attack?
Answer: Pretend to defeat it and become a hero. - What stops Syndrome's remote control?
Answer: The Omnidroid attacks him. - What happens to Syndrome's cape?
Answer: It is caught in a jet turbine. - Why does Edna refuse to add capes to supersuits?
Answer: Capes caused several superhero deaths. - Who says “No capes”?
Answer: Edna Mode - What vehicle does Helen pilot toward the island?
Answer: A jet - What family vehicle transforms for the final battle?
Answer: The Incredibile - Which villain appears at the track meet ending?
Answer: The Underminer
Incredibles 2
Take a closer look at incredibles 2 here, where character choices and seemingly tiny clues tend to matter more than they first appear.
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- Which parent becomes the public face of legalizing superheroes?
Answer: Helen - Who stays home with the children?
Answer: Bob - Which telecommunications tycoon supports the campaign?
Answer: Winston Deavor - What is Winston's sister called?
Answer: Evelyn Deavor - Who is the Screenslaver?
Answer: Evelyn Deavor - How does Screenslaver control people?
Answer: Hypnotic images broadcast through goggles and screens - What motorcycle does Elastigirl ride?
Answer: An Elasticycle - What new math topic frustrates Bob?
Answer: Dash's new math homework - Who discovers Jack-Jack's powers?
Answer: The family and Edna, after Bob witnesses them - What animal does Jack-Jack battle in the yard?
Answer: A raccoon - What short film reveals what happened while Kari babysat Jack-Jack?
Answer: Jack-Jack Attack - What superhero can create portals?
Answer: Voyd - Who voices Winston Deavor?
Answer: Bob Odenkirk - Who voices Evelyn Deavor?
Answer: Catherine Keener - What happens to the legal status of superheroes by the end?
Answer: They are legalized again.
Voices, Creation, and Tiny Details
The next set explores voices, creation, and tiny details without mixing versions or timelines. Pause on the wording, then trust the details you remember.
- Who voices Bob Parr?
Answer: Craig T. Nelson - Who voices Helen Parr?
Answer: Holly Hunter - Who voices Violet?
Answer: Sarah Vowell - Who voices Dash in the first film?
Answer: Spencer Fox - Who voices Frozone?
Answer: Samuel L. Jackson - Who voices Syndrome?
Answer: Jason Lee - Who writes and directs both films?
Answer: Brad Bird - Which character does Brad Bird voice?
Answer: Edna Mode - Which studio produced the films?
Answer: Pixar Animation Studios - In what year was The Incredibles released?
Answer: 2004 - In what year was Incredibles 2 released?
Answer: 2018 - Who composed both films' scores?
Answer: Michael Giacchino - Which Oscar did the first film win for animation?
Answer: Best Animated Feature - What mid-century design style influences the films?
Answer: Mid-century modernism - What family surname appears on Bob's office nameplate?
Answer: Parr
Supers, Suits, and Family Moments
For this round, the spotlight lands on supers, suits, and family moments. Expect a friendly mix of recognizable moments and details tucked farther into the story.
- What civilian does Mr. Incredible catch after he jumps from a building?
Answer: Mr. Sansweet - Which superhero is seen with Mr. Incredible before the wedding?
Answer: Frozone - Who does Bob marry?
Answer: Helen, also known as Elastigirl - What law forces superheroes into hiding?
Answer: The Superhero Relocation Program follows lawsuits and public backlash. - What secret activity does Bob share with Frozone?
Answer: Listening to a police scanner and performing unauthorized rescues - What building do Bob and Frozone rescue people from?
Answer: A burning building - What does Helen first suspect about Bob's secretive behavior?
Answer: An affair - What does Edna discover while repairing Bob's old suit?
Answer: His suit shows unusual damage, leading her to create new suits for the family. - What special feature does Jack-Jack's suit have?
Answer: It can withstand and track his many transformations. - What does Edna install in every family suit?
Answer: A homing device - Why does Helen activate Bob's homing device?
Answer: To locate him after learning he is in danger - What does Syndrome use to immobilize supers?
Answer: Zero-point energy - Which retired hero's skeleton gives Bob the Kronos password?
Answer: Gazerbeam - What message had Gazerbeam carved into the cave wall?
Answer: KRONOS - Where does Violet finally use her force field to protect the whole family?
Answer: During the island escape and final battles
The First Film’s Final Battle
Next up is the first film’s final battle, with questions designed to test both quick recall and the careful attention of a devoted fan.
- Where does the Omnidroid attack the city?
Answer: Metroville - Who accidentally releases the final Omnidroid?
Answer: Syndrome launches it as part of his staged rescue plan. - Why can Syndrome not control the robot?
Answer: It recognizes the remote as a threat and destroys it. - How does the family learn to damage the Omnidroid?
Answer: Only its own claw can pierce its armor. - Who uses the remote after Syndrome loses it?
Answer: The Parr family, with Frozone's help - What prevents Syndrome from kidnapping Jack-Jack?
Answer: Jack-Jack reveals multiple powers in midair. - Which power turns Jack-Jack into a heavy form?
Answer: He transforms into metal. - Which fiery form does Jack-Jack take?
Answer: A small fireball or flame-covered form - What does Helen throw at Syndrome's aircraft?
Answer: Her stretched arm helps retrieve Jack-Jack; Bob throws Helen and objects during the action. - What destroys Syndrome's jet?
Answer: His cape is pulled into the turbine. - What event does Dash attend at the end?
Answer: A school track meet - Why does Dash deliberately finish second?
Answer: His parents want him to participate without exposing his full speed. - What does Tony Rydinger ask Violet?
Answer: He asks her on a movie date. - How has Violet changed by the ending?
Answer: She is more confident and wears her hair back. - What threat interrupts the family after the track meet?
Answer: The Underminer emerges from underground.
Incredibles 2 Powers and Technology
This section dives into incredibles 2 powers and technology. The questions start comfortably, then reach for names and connections that are easier to overlook.
- What company do Winston and Evelyn Deavor run?
Answer: DEVTECH - What home does the Parr family temporarily receive?
Answer: A large high-tech house - How does Helen stop a runaway train?
Answer: She uses the Elasticycle and her stretching powers to reroute and brake it. - What object hypnotizes Elastigirl?
Answer: Screens built into goggles - Why does Evelyn oppose legalizing supers?
Answer: She believes dependence on heroes made people weak and contributed to her parents' deaths. - What is Winston's view of superheroes?
Answer: He admires them and wants them legalized. - What is Voyd's civilian name?
Answer: Karen - What power does Brick possess?
Answer: Super strength and durability - What owl-like ambassador does Evelyn target?
Answer: The ambassador of an unnamed country - Who removes Elastigirl's control goggles?
Answer: Violet - How does Jack-Jack multiply during the climax?
Answer: One of his powers creates duplicates. - Who steers the hydroliner away from the city?
Answer: The Parr children and their allies help turn it. - What does Frozone do during the final rescue?
Answer: He freezes water and helps stop the ship. - Who erases Tony's memory of Violet?
Answer: Rick Dicker - What unintended result follows the memory wipe?
Answer: Tony forgets Violet entirely, not just her superhero identity.
Sources and Further Reading
- Pixar: The Incredibles
- Pixar: Incredibles 2
- Academy Awards: 2005 ceremony
- The Walt Disney Company: Incredibles 2
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