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Even if he defeats the player in battle, he'll encourage them to get better because he sees their potential.

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Angelo Carmine is very courteous towards the player, offering them free wine, talking to them in a pleasant manner, respecting their decision to buy or not buy his wares, and is entirely honest about the effects of his goods.

Buddy, however, didn't see it that way, as you can tell from his flashback of Bob telling him this. The kid nearly got himself blown up, for crying out loud.

Never mind that Bob turning him away wasn't out of malice or arrogance but for Buddy's own safety.

Turns out there a lot of people, whole countries, who want respect." Incredible despite just wanting to help, giving him a grudge against natural superheroes.

Who's Laughing Now?: He was turned away by Mr.Psychopathic Manchild: Despite being a ridiculously rich and intelligent man, he never mentally matured past childhood in regards to Mr.Of course this moment doesn't appear in the actual film, while his numerous Kick the Dog moments do. Pet the Dog: Despite bordering on Complete Monster, the one decent thing he does in not simply kill Kari the babysitter in order to take Jack-Jack when he very well could have.He later became his ultra-obsessed enemy. Incredible, not only laughing when he finds out that his family are on board the plane that's being attacked, but when he tries to goad him into killing Mirage. Lack of Empathy: Shows a disturbing amount when he's torturing Mr.Large Ham: He's quite fond of his Evil Gloating.

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Knight of Cerebus: While not exactly upbeat, the movie certainly takes a darker turn when he shows up.

Incredible buy is thrown into his plane while he's threatening to return to take his revenge on them.

Karmic Death: Is killed when the car his money let Mr.

And this is pretty much the nicest thing you can say about the guy, too.

Hoist by His Own Petard: The cape he chose to wear for his costume gets caught in the turbine of his plane and he's sucked into it.

Face Heel Turn: Went from an obnoxious yet well-meaning fanboy of Mr.

Incredible? He was turned away when he wanted to be his sidekick, which was done for his own safety.

Disproportionate Retribution: The reason why he commits genocide against supers and spends a good deal of the film doing all he can to piss off Mr.

Dangerously Genre Savvy: This, more than all of his minions and weapons, is what's most threatening about him.

By the end he's the most evil Pixar villain ever.

Complete Monster: About halfway through the film, he's crossed the line into this.

Took a Level in Badass: He wasn't so competent as a child.Badass Normal: Has no superpowers whatsoever, and instead is a genius inventor who created all sorts of tools to assist in his plans.Badass Cape: Subverted in that it ends up being the cause of his death.Shrinking Violet: Grows out of it somewhat.As she gains more confidence in herself, she has gotten rid of it so we see BOTH her eyes. Invisible Streaker: She can't turn her normal clothing invisible.Hartman Hips: Tiny waist and shoulder width, but still has relatively wide hips.Character Development: In the ending, she goes from being shy to being outgoing and much happier.Bratty Teenage Daughter: Acts a bit like this at the beginning, but she gets over it.Berserk Button: Dash insulting her about being shy to Tony Rydinger.

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Took a Level in Badass: It takes her a little while to fully master her powers and realize their full potential.Super Senses: Although we only see it once in the movie.Smarter Than You Look: You'd expect him to be the Dumb Muscle.Religious Bruiser: He was married in a Christian ceremony.Though he was on the precipice of a Despair Event Horizon.Made of Iron/ Nigh Invulnerable: Survives being crushed by a bank vault door, falling several stories, and being hit by a train all in one scene.Meaningful Name: Drop an R from his last name and he's Bob Average.Improbable Weapon User: He takes out a mook with a coconut.Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: The Huge Guy to Helen's Tiny Girl.Heroes Want Redheads: He's married to a Red Headed Heroine.Glory Days: He wants to be a super again.Averted when the anti-Super law was repealed at the end of the sequel. Retired Badass: Is this for a while after Supers were banned.Badass in Distress: As Syndrome's prisoner.Tropes exhibited by this character include: