Mr. Incredible

Mr. Incredible
The Incredibles
The strongest Super you'll ever meet! Whether putting out a fire or fighting Omnidroids, he's the hero for the job!

Mr. Incredible
The Incredibles
The strongest Super you'll ever meet! Whether putting out a fire or fighting Omnidroids, he's the hero for the job!


Model	INF-1000001
Infinite^[1]	INF-1000030
Costume	Mr. Incredible Costume
Sidekick	Mr. Incredible Sidekick
Voiced by	Craig T. Nelson Richard McGonagle (additional dialogue)^[2]
Costume change	The Glory Days
Combat	Brawler

Mr. Incredible (alias of Robert "Bob" Parr) is a character from the Pixar The Incredibles, and is included in the Disney Infinity Starter Pack. He may be used in:

the The Incredibles Play Set with Disney Infinity 1.0 (only)
the Toy Box for Disney Infinity 1.0 and later,
all Disney and Pixar Toy Box Games for Disney Infinity 2.0, and
all Toy Box Expansion Games (Disney Infinity 3.0).

"Mr. Incredible, the Hero" is added to the Disney Infinity 1.0 Adventures menu when the figure is placed on the Disney Infinity Base.

Mr. Incredible was released on August 18th at launch, and a crystal figure of Mr. Incredible was released on October 11th exclusively at Toys "R" Us.

Abilities and Skills

Mr. Incredible has the same Basic Abilities as, and shares a number of Common Skills with, other playable characters.

Abilities

Mr. Incredible uses Brawler style combat, relying on strength to deal damage to targets. His Special Abilities^[3] include:

Heightened Senses (Incredible Intuition)^[3]
Maximum Strength
Super Jumper (Incredible Leap)^[3]

Skills

Skills for Mr. Incredible ^[4] include the following:^[5]

Health & Defense:

Mid-Air Recovery^[3] (tap 'jump' button while in mid-air)

Run Speed^[3] increases running speed

Melee:

Street Spike^[3] (while carrying object, jump, then tap 'attack' button)

combo attack - attack (tap 'attack' button)

Block Breakin' Bob^[3] block breaker (hold 'attack' button)

Ranged:

Super Ground Smash (pull right trigger)

Back At Ya^[3] (hold 'block' button while standing still)

Mr. Incredible does not have any Skills that use the Special Move meter.
For a complete Skill Tree, see Mr. Incredible/Skills.
For Disney Infinity 2.0 and 3.0, a Skill Tree calculator for Mr. Incredible can be found here.

Variations

Infinite/Crystal Series

"Infinite Mr. Incredible" was produced as part of Disney Infinity 1.0, as a special version of the character figure in "crystal" (translucent) plastic.

Costume

A Circular Power Disc named "The Glory Days" was released as part of Disney Infinity 2.0. It changes his in-game appearance to his blue and black "hobo suit" (as Edna Mode put it), prior to his orange and black one.

Quotes

For more quotes from this character, see Mr. Incredible/Quotes.

The name's Mr. Incredible. Glad to have you on my team.
I gotta remember to pick up pizza for dinner.
Stay here. They usually pick up the trash in an hour.

Trivia

Mr. Incredible was the first character to be animated by the game's developers,^[6] and the first (or at least one of the first) figure to have a completed prototype.^[7]
In Disney Infinity, Mr. Incredible is voiced by Craig T. Nelson, who voiced him in the films. His additional dialogue is provided by Richard McGonagle, who voiced him in the video games. This makes him the only character from The Incredibles who has two different voice actors depending on the character's actions.
Mr. Incredible is one of the three characters included in the Disney Infinity 1.0 Starter Pack. The other two are Jack Sparrow and Sulley. He's also the only Incredibles member to not have a single pack release as he's always included in the Starter Pack (except for the Crystal variant).
He has a costume change power disc in Disney Infinity 2.0 called "The Glory Days" that gives him his blue "hobo suit" outfit from the beginning of the first movie.
He's one of two characters from the Incredibles who can deflect projectiles (unlocked in his skill tree as Back At Ya), the other is Violet.
He has the highest Super Jump out of the 1.0 characters, (tied with Wreck-It Ralph).
In Disney Infinity 3.0, the subtitles for his lines are strangely missing.