@_Shy_Scientist_ //Ohhhhhhh, that bit of words he said. Yeah, I literally watched Incredibles for the second/third time and realized what he inferred when he said that. Which is basically once he makes everyone a Superhero (Or have “Superpowers”), no one will be super, or the idea of being super-
@_Shy_Scientist_ //But that would make sense wouldn’t it? But then again, if he had the thought of placing a part of his mind inside of a robot, wouldn’t he have a plan to survive something he most likely had the thought of when choosing a cape as his design? The part of where turbines and capes-
@_Shy_Scientist_ //Maybe.
But then again, what would even be the plot of the movie?
In a Superhero movie, there usually has to be a dark force happening inside it to reveal or expand the plot.
@_Shy_Scientist_ enough to realize the remote was how he could control it, and was able to defeat him.
So, Syndrome being the main villain is a small, SMALL possibility.
@_Shy_Scientist_ //I personally thought that the main villain might be Syndrome actually. My reasoning is that he’s smart, and probably had a contingency plan. But then I remember that he’s cocky and prideful af. Which was why he didn’t think of a backup plan in case the robot became smart-