Then why didn’t Syndrome just give himself powers? Something else is going on. The government had ties with the supers, but the relationship isn’t completely clear. And the government definitely didn’t create Violet, Dash, or Jack-Jack. They’re not fascists, they’re kids.
Because Syndrome goal was total annihilation. By selling his weapons and ensuring the world would be in another cold war, he would cease fascism and humanity as well. The Incredibles Universe USA only wanted the edge in military might to maintain their world dominance.
What they didn’t consider is that Supers can reproduce, and pass on fusions of their powers. Thus Violet, Dash, or Jack-Jack etc. were never introduced to the goal of the program. They aren’t aware how many Supers were enlisted and killed in the process creating Übermensch.
Also, in the bonus content, there’s a riddle on who Violet’s biological parents actually are. Hays CodeCX all over again.
Then why didn’t Syndrome just give himself powers? Something else is going on. The government had ties with the supers, but the relationship isn’t completely clear. And the government definitely didn’t create Violet, Dash, or Jack-Jack. They’re not fascists, they’re kids.
Because Syndrome goal was total annihilation. By selling his weapons and ensuring the world would be in another cold war, he would cease fascism and humanity as well. The Incredibles Universe USA only wanted the edge in military might to maintain their world dominance. What they didn’t consider is that Supers can reproduce, and pass on fusions of their powers. Thus Violet, Dash, or Jack-Jack etc. were never introduced to the goal of the program. They aren’t aware how many Supers were enlisted and killed in the process creating Übermensch. Also, in the bonus content, there’s a riddle on who Violet’s biological parents actually are. Hays CodeCX all over again.
No, Syndrome’s goal was to be seen as a hero by others. He wanted validation. He was making up whatever story made him look like the hero.