The Incredibles follows the Parr family, a group of undercover superheroes trying to balance everyday life with their extraordinary powers.
The series explores identity, family bonds, and the challenges of living authentically in a world that fears difference.
This curated collection highlights 25 of the most impactful quotes, capturing the emotional depth, humor, and growth that define the Incredibles universe.
I never look back, darling. It distracts from the now!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Edna Mode
Context: Edna’s philosophy on progress, urging others to focus on the present and future, not past regrets.
Your identity is your most valuable possession. Protect it
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Helen Parr (Elastigirl)
Context: Helen teaches her children the importance of self-worth and security, reinforcing the film’s core theme of identity.
Valuing life is not weakness. And disregarding it is not strength
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Mirage
Context: Mirage challenges Syndrome’s morality, highlighting compassion as a true strength.
No capes!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Edna Mode
Context: Edna’s iconic safety rule, blending humor with a deeper lesson about learning from past mistakes.
I feel different. Is different okay?
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Violet Parr
Context: Violet’s vulnerability and journey toward self-acceptance, resonating with anyone who’s felt out of place.
We are talking about the greater good!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Lucius Best (Frozone)
Context: Frozone’s commitment to heroism, even when it conflicts with personal comfort.
When everyone’s super… no one will be
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Syndrome
Context: Syndrome’s warped logic about equality, critiquing forced sameness and the loss of individuality.
Sometimes I think I’d just like the simple life, you know? Relax a little and raise a family
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible)
Context: Bob’s longing for normalcy, showing the emotional cost of a double life.
Done properly, parenting is a heroic act. Done properly
(Episode: Incredibles 2, Movie)
Speaker: Edna Mode
Context: Edna equates good parenting with heroism, reinforcing family as a source of strength.
You sly dog! You got me monologuing!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Syndrome
Context: Syndrome’s self-awareness adds humor while poking fun at classic villain tropes.
Every superhero has a secret identity. I don’t know a single one who doesn’t. Who wants the pressure of being super all the time?
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible)
Context: Bob reflects on the burden of living up to expectations, emphasizing the need for balance.
I think you need to be a bit more flexible
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Helen Parr (Elastigirl)
Context: Helen’s playful advice to Bob, symbolizing adaptability in both relationships and hero work.
Where’s my super suit?
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Lucius Best (Frozone)
Context: Frozone’s frantic search is comedic but underscores the urgency of heroism.
Coincidence? I think not!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Bernie Kropp
Context: Bernie’s paranoia becomes a memorable meme, highlighting the film’s playful tone.
You can’t count on anyone. Especially your heroes
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Syndrome
Context: Syndrome’s disillusionment drives his villainy, reflecting the dangers of misplaced trust.
Behold: The Underminer! I am always beneath you, but nothing is beneath me!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: The Underminer
Context: The Underminer’s dramatic introduction, blending humor and the thrill of new challenges.
Pull-yourself-together! “What will you do?” Is this a question? You will show him you remember that he is Mr. Incredible, and you will remind him who you are. Well, you know where he is. Go, confront the problem. Fight! Win!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Edna Mode
Context: Edna motivates Helen, showcasing the power of support and self-belief.
You always say, do your best, but you don’t really mean it. Why can’t I do the best that I can do?
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Dash Parr
Context: Dash’s frustration with limitations, touching on the struggle for self-actualization.
That was totally wicked!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Boy on Tricycle
Context: A child’s awe at witnessing heroism, capturing the excitement and wonder of the film’s action.
I should have told you I was fired, I admit it. But I didn’t want you to worry
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible)
Context: Bob’s honesty marks a turning point in his relationship with Helen, emphasizing trust.
I work alone
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Bob Parr (Mr. Incredible)
Context: Bob’s old mindset, later challenged as he learns the value of teamwork.
The public is in danger!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Lucius Best (Frozone)
Context: Frozone’s sense of duty, highlighting the responsibility that comes with power.
I never look back, darling. It distracts from the now
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Edna Mode
Context: Edna’s mantra, encouraging resilience and forward-thinking.
‘Greater good?’ I am your wife! I’m the greatest good you are ever gonna get!
(Episode: The Incredibles, Movie)
Speaker: Honey Best
Context: Honey’s off-screen retort is legendary, blending humor with a reminder of family priorities.
I missed Jack-Jack’s first power?
(Episode: Incredibles 2, Movie)
Speaker: Helen Parr (Elastigirl)
Context: Helen’s regret at missing milestones, reflecting the challenges of balancing work and family.
These quotes capture the humor, heart, and heroism of The Incredibles, showcasing the growth and enduring spirit of its characters.
