The Incredibles Merchandise – A Family With Superpowers
Retired superheroes, a suburban everyday life as cover, and a government that processes heroics by the book: "The Incredibles," released in 2004, was Pixar's first venture into the superhero genre – and became an instant classic. Directed by Brad Bird, the Parr family fights on two fronts: against villains, and against the question of who's arranging the babysitter. The film won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, and the 2018 sequel made Elastigirl the lead and turned baby Jack-Jack into a full-blown fan favorite. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed fan merchandise for The Incredibles.
What makes The Incredibles timeless?
The trick of telling superpowers as family dynamics: the father is strong but stuck in a rut; the mother is stretchy, literally and figuratively; daughter Violet would rather be invisible, son Dash isn't allowed to run as fast as he can. Add to that a look that deliberately evokes sixties spy movies – and, in Edna Mode, a supporting character who wrote movie history with two words ("No capes!"). A fun bit of trivia: director Brad Bird voices Edna himself in the original. And don't forget the music: Michael Giacchino's jazzy spy-movie score carries that sixties attitude straight through the credits. This clear visual language – the black-and-red suit, the "I" logo, Edna's glasses – makes the franchise's motifs instantly recognizable on fan merchandise.
Frequently asked questions
What The Incredibles products does Elbenwald offer?
Officially licensed fan merchandise for the Pixar franchise. The currently available selection is shown in this page's product overview; details on material and sizes are listed on the respective product page.
Is The Incredibles the official English title?
Yes. Pixar's original film released in 2004, and the sequel, "Incredibles 2," followed in 2018 – both tell the story of the Parr family of superheroes.
Who is behind The Incredibles?
Animation studio Pixar; direction and screenplay are by Brad Bird. The first film won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
Gear for the Hero Headquarters
The "I" logo works best where everyone can see it: on T-shirts – skip the cape, on Edna's advice. For collectors young and old, it's worth checking out the figures, and giftable superpowers are sorted at gift ideas. What's currently available in the Parr family look is shown in the overview above. Anyone collecting as a family unit should plan shelf space for all five Parrs right away – superheroes here generally show up as a full team.
More From the Animation Universe
The mothership is called Disney – home to all the Pixar relatives, above all Toy Story, the studio's founding franchise with toy-box soul. Robot romance is on offer at WALL-E, balloon-flight melancholy at Up, aloha-flavored chaos at Lilo & Stitch. And anyone who prefers superheroes in earnest switches to Marvel – the full overview is in the Movies & Series theme world.
