Why Did Buddy Pine Become Syndrome? | Incredibles Theory: Full Story Part 1

[@jessicakakern4571]

Buddy also continued these traits later in life, he didn’t care if his assistant was to be killed by Mr incredible(lack of empathy), as well as the blatant killing of superhero’s to prove how he is better than them(lack of empathy and self importance). People with Narcissistic personality disorder also typically have high intelligence and are very manipulative, which can also be seen with his inventions and manipulation of the government and assistant.

[@londonchavers7289]

Be knew me incredible wouldn't have the heart to kill

[@Poptartfrog]

Syndrome definitely lacks empathy and is very narcissistic, but I don't think he didn't care about Mirage. For him, daring Mr. Incredible to kill her was like playing a game he KNEW he wasn't going to loose. It wasn't a gamble in his mind. He also acts really confused when Mirage confronts him about it later in the film. He truly didn't seem to understand why she was so angry. I'm not saying he's a good guy or anything. I just don't agree that he didn't care if she died.

[@catguy4996]

Well thank God Mr. Incredible didn't kill her. Since it turns out his family survived... he would've just killed her for nothing! Oh jeez. Mr. Incredible the murderer.

[@cormacb2326]

To be fair he knew it was a bluff.

[@Five_y_kay]

Lol, he called his bluff, no super powers?

[@karleighrock593]

Buddy Pine was actually no different than Peter Parker from Spider man Homecoming. Both characters were naive kids who looked up to superheroes and wanted to be just like them without realizing the dangers that come with being a super hero. The only difference between Buddy Pine and Peter Parker is that Peter eventually learns about how not only is not mature enough to be like the heroes he idolizes, but that being a super hero is actually more life threatening than he realizes ( example: Avengers Infinity War).

[@jb57551]

And Peter learned and became a hero whereas Buddy became a super villain, so he is just like Eobard Thawne/Professor Zoom/Reverse-Flash

[@jowbabadook8530]

Funny enough, Sydrome's plan (as a villian) was quite similar to Mysterio's from Spider man Homecoming. Also, Peter only trusted mysterio because he was grieving the loss of his former mentor, Tony Stark. He was also a hero before Mysterio appeared.

[@jowbabadook8530]

@@jb57551 Thawne is my favorite villain too, but that is literally the only similarity they have in common.

[@Newdivide]

The original peter Parker from the 2000s learned from his uncle that with great power comes great responsibility. Uncle Ben was right After he died, he used his power responsibility unlike the third reincarnation of Spider-Man played by Tom Holland

[@phoebeanjanakoch2008]

Nicole J. And i don't know what about his parents !

[@Black.Rose743]

I always felt like Buddy clearly misunderstood Mr. Incredible's intentions when sending him away from danger. I feel like if he knew what exactly went on he would've been a possible hero instead of a villian. I love this theory and appreciate how much research you put into it

[@alexvaughan1013]

If Mr. Incredible had just said, "Buddy, I admire your ambition. But you're a kid, and I can't let you put yourself in danger like this.", maybe he would've been able to save Buddy.

[@Black.Rose743]

@@alexvaughan1013 I thought so too but then there's a high chance that he would've taken offense. Also their interaction implies that Buddy doesn't know when to stop and to respect peoples boundaries

[@unpleasedwitch2235]

Buddy was overly obsessed and entitled, so even if he did get his way, he would've still became a villain. He would've wanted to be bigger and better than Mr. Incredible, which probably would've led to a betrayal. Think about it, narcissist don't necessarily like being in the shadow of anyone. They mostly want to be the best/boss. So as a sidekick, he would've learned everything he wanted to learn then realize (according to him) he could be better and would want to go on his own.

[@Xehanort10]

Buddy / Syndrome was Mr Incredible's Eobard Thawne. An obsessed fanboy of a hero who grew to hate them over time.

[@carmensandiego328]

I completely agree the fact that he let his obsession with Mr. incredible get the better of him is another reason that led him down the dark path.

[@Poptartfrog]

The movie also implies that Buddy didn't have a father figure. Bob specifically tells the cops to tell Buddy's mother what he's been doing. That struck me as significant because fathers tend to be the disciplinarians, but Bob makes no mention of Buddy's dad. Even though Buddy claims he was trying to help Mr. Incredible, what he was really doing was asking Mr. Incredible for help. He basically wanted Bob to be his dad. Buddy also says "you never say which part of yourself to be true to". That's a pretty ominous line when you consider what Buddy turns into later in the film. It makes me wonder if he was already struggling with violent thoughts or actions even as a little kid. (maybe towards kids that were bullying him) At that point in the film Buddy had decided to be "good" and reached out to Mr. Incredible basically demanding his attention and approval. (his arrogant way of asking for help) Bob's rejection hurt Buddy so badly that his love and admiration turned to hatred and bitterness. Syndrome's whole motivation in the film was basically that if he couldn't be a super hero, he'd make sure no one could be. He wanted to completely destroy them. By the time we see him as Syndrome, he's completely consumed by bitterness and jealousy and is nursing a MASSIVE inferiority complex. He was so far gone at that point, I don't think there was any way he could have come back from it.

[@curtisdavis2891]

Poptartfrog So Unlike Sid From Toy Story, He Never Got The Point Of Understanding!

[@annasullivan7641]

Yeah it fits with the movie about family dynamic buddy doesn't have a dad maybe walk out or passed away when he idolize Mr incredible he imagine him as his dad unconsciously we don't know much about his relationship with his mother but I have a feeling it was strain during in mid or late 50's a nuclear household was the ideal perfect family if your a single mother during that time people will give looks spread awful rumors it didn't help that some women weren't allowed to work and I bet buddy's mom work really hard to be a two parent but it wasn't enough for buddy.

[@queendsheena1]

Syndrome had a really complicated past. There are various ways and theories of how he became evil. Yours was interesting Issac. Thanks for sharing. Poor Mr. Incredible had no idea who he was dealing with.

[@kieranstark7213]

Except that Buddy Pine was somewhat rude as a child even though as an adult, he was very insane

[@d-staxworldwidestax7112]

he was so obsessed with being a hero.

[@JonathanTash]

So true. Mr Incredible did not seem to care about praise at all, and likely had no idea how important it was to Buddy.

[@jamesthereallyusefulredeng4162]

Robin Can Beat Syndrome That Easy

[@Elysia63]

@@kieranstark7213 Do you suppose that Buddy has a type of disorder or something?

[@erickpoorbaugh6728]

I've long thought Buddy Pine had narcissistic personality disorder (to me, at least, it's pretty transparent) and that even if Mr. Incredible had handled him better, he would still have eventually found some basis to feel slighted and turn evil, since reality would never have given him the easy admiration he felt he deserved (and honestly, while Mr. Incredible was a bit rude, he was absolutely right not to take on a child sidekick without the knowledge or consent of the kid's parents).

[@littlemoth4956]

@@Elysia63Bro did not read the comment

[@francescalewis8990]

Also Pine means to to yearn for deeply, suffer with painful longer, to fail gradually in health or vitality from grief, regret or longing.Buddy simply longed for Mr Incredible his hero to give him a chance, I love how well Pixar chose his name adds new meaning to his character, I also have a video on my channel about what his name means.

[@cynthiasutton4305]

Hey syndrome (aka buddy)

[@realamericannegro977]

I dont see him as a real villain. He is just childish.

[@randomgirll3123]

This is really interesting and makes Buddy's story even more upsetting and makes him even more relatable.

[@jitttttah]

Incrediboy!

[@bensanchez8121]

He still decided to commit genocide against the supers

[@M_Rangers]

I Hope Future Buddy Return in The incredible 3 New Movie Was She's Alive

[@HoshikoYui]

You know what other Disney Villain has NPD? Gaston from Beauty and the Beast!

[@rainbowfactorydash6193]

Ya know who else has NPD? MY MOM!

[@jaxthewolf4572]

@@rainbowfactorydash6193 Same here

[@adawnicusautocon]

YOU'RE RIGHT!!😳😳😳

[@adawnicusautocon]

@@rainbowfactorydash6193 OOOOOOOOOHHHH!!!!

[@0capy]

I thought the title said "Why did Buddy have Down Syndrome" I'm sorry

[@angelmx5734]

Lmao

[@jasonvoorheesv1nce904]

I'm laughing so hard right now 😂😂😂

[@itzknighto5482]

LMAFO

[@adawnicusautocon]

Omg 😂😂 That was too good, yet I feel so bad

[@justinslaughter8933]

Thanks very funny 😁

[@TIGER-xk4gk]

I never thought about narcissistic personality that could be a character's transformation in a villain but the way you explained it made me consider it to be true, thank you Issac

[@ChimpManZ1264]

The name Syndrome definitely sounds like one of those Easter eggs animators leave unexplained for Adults to think about and not divulge the film onto an matter that takes focus off the story.

[@edmontonboy99]

What if he went to go see a therapist and the results were that he has “Hero syndrome” so maybe that’s where he got the name.

[@pustota7254]

Your comment got liked 34 times.

[@via-anghelmagahum2586]

I always thought it was also because he saw Mr Incredible as a father. Bob only mentioned “his mother” rather than “his mother and father” or “his parents” meaning he could be raised by a single mom. He wants a father figure to replace either a dead or absent father.

[@libertysirekis2909]

Honestly Mr. Incredible had every right to reject Buddy, as Elastigirl told her children, the bad guys won't exercise restraint just because someone's a child, and Mr. Incredible does not have an endless supply of Incrediblerangs to thwart someone from simply shooting Buddy. I can't help but compare Syndrome to Iron Man because fans seem to think Tony is also a narcissist, both were very intelligent and child prodigies (though Tony Stark was easily well above Buddy Pine), both had a supportive and loving mother however we know nothing of Buddy's father and Howard Stark couldn't even be bothered telling his own son he loved him, both developed weapons in their adult lives. However Tony shut down weapons production as soon as he realized the enemy was receiving them, while I'm sure Buddy was selling his to both sides; both had a beautiful assistant but you bet Tony would give up his life for Pepper, while Buddy didn't seem to care about Mirage's safety; Syndrome focused only on himself, while Iron Man willingly risked his own life for others multiple times. I don't know maybe one day I'll finally do a video about it if I can get a decent camera and a quiet space.

[@kaytlinjustis5643]

Sorry since it's late, but please do! ^^

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

I'm 100% certain Buddy was a super with super intelligence. I mean as a kid he made friggin rocket boots then later the Omnidroids that could kill supers as well as the Zero Point Energy. That kid is definitely a genius. He could've made suits and gadgets for supers with Edna if he wanted.

[@Shregurun93]

Sadly he became a super villain…

[@houseofmatrix6174]

I never thought of that he definitely probably a super

[@KiaraLionessTM]

Oooh I can’t wait for part 2 I agree with you Issac I think he was just crushed by mr incredible crushing his dreams

[@firemiracle]

Kiara LionessTM {Kiara Fray Fairchild} i even wonder if mr incredible never wants to do that huge mistake ever again to a huge fan who admires him. Like if he meets another fan who can also do very good technology weapons like buddy did, he would totally feel that guilt and get those memories when he crushed buddy's admiration which caused buddy to become syndrome.

[@KiaraLionessTM]

fire miracle yeah exactly Buddy should have became his sidekick but he was too blinded by working alone to let anyone help

[@unpleasedwitch2235]

Buddy was overly obsessed and entitled, so even if he did get his way, he would've still became a villain. He would've wanted to be bigger and better than Mr. Incredible, which probably would've led to a betrayal.

[@CassidyShadewing]

One thing that has always bothered me about the Incredible's universe is the Super Villians. They're not gonna obey the Super laws, how are they being dealt with? We sorta see it here with Syndrome, if the Incredibles didn't deal with him, how was any gov't body gonna stop him?

[@LedZedd]

Spying, Mass Surveillance, Brainwashing (see Jack Jack attack short), Blackmail, Kidnapping, Asassination. We know the Government knew the supers' identities, they just let them be because the villains and heroes mostly evened each other out, and took less government funding and bodies to get it done- until it didn't and the existence of supers became a nuisance. The heroes got amnesty and new identities as a thanks for their past actions, and the villains got 'disappeared' from their homes with extreme prejudice.

[@Usurper99]

On December 13, 2017, Landry Q. Walker, one of the writers of the Boom Incredibles tie-in comic, posted some tidbits on Twitter about the planned final story arc of the comics that was written, but never published, due to Boom losing the Pixar licence. Among the revelations were the fact that Xerek, the master villain from the comics (and in earlier drafts of the film) stepped in to mentor a young Buddy Pine after Bob rejected him, presumably to serve his long-game agenda by quietly disposing of the supers. I really wish we could get to read the final installment of the series, I thought that they were pretty good.

[@Sedow1231]

I know I'm like 10 years late but i just noticed today that the way Buddy remembers Mr.incredible words "fly home buddy, i work alone" are completely different; 1- what happens is that Mr.incredible was struggling to hold the villain down while saying that phrase to Buddy, so he was honest with the boy and doing his job. 2- But what Buddy remembers is that Mr.incredible looked down at him while saying that, meaning he believed Mr.incredible didn't respect him because he had no powers. dam man that changed even a lot further

[@blacdavis]

If you looked at The Incredibles, he says why he became a villain!

[@TERRELLTURNER1999]

Derrick Davis true

[@ororomunroe8239]

This movie is a lot darker and depressing than how I viewed it as a kid, a boy who held on to rejection for years and grew into a bitter adult and hatred towards supers lured them out to their deaths when they believed they were reliving the glory days and were happy to suit up for the first time in years

[@Zoot004]

Incredible is my all time fav. Ever since I was three, I used to put the disc in the DVD player and watch it like ten times a day... LOL 😁

[@cartoonmaster2401]

Zhyon Wainwright makes TOTAL sense

[@tokyosgames777]

Same I watch it all a day but it’s amazing I died

[@michaeltidwell3376]

It's also important to note that Syndrome said "let go, you're wrecking my flight pattern" when there was a bomb strapped on his Cape and Mr. Incredible was trying to save him

[@nathancook1404]

Buddy was also the reason that Superheroes got blame if he'd lefted Mr. Incredible alone Bomb Voyage wouldn't of planted that bumb on Buddy forcing Mr. Incredible to save him, I also know that the jumper sued Mr. Incredible for saving his life but anyone would done the same thing the police would of saved the jumper, but Like I said Bomb Voyage put Buddy Pine indanger which lead to almost accidently causing that commuter train to crash after Mr. Incredible accidently throw the bumb onto the tracks nearly causing a derailment which lead to next lawsuit that got all superheroes outlawed and you can thank Buddy Pine for it. And I would also like to see part 2 of your video.

[@cormacb2326]

The only thing he did was try to get the police. That wasn't exactly reckless behaviour. I mean he did get a bomb planted on him but still. He wasn't being selfish.

[@Callabungah]

*10/10 English skills*

[@rndmpinkiepie64]

4:12 I don't get it *holds my Ever After High dolls tight*

[@kimpedraza5350]

Because since he was little he wanted to be a superhero

[@pineforest1442]

Kim Pedraza Huerta isn't enhanced brainpower technically a superpower?

[@calamity1328]

As soon as I saw the title I clicked immediately this video is gonna be great! Edit: I was right ;)

[@wcsdiaries]

I can relate to buddy. I know what it's like to be ignored by people you either want to be friends with, or highly respect. Only for them to later acknowledge your existence only after you've become really successful or in a position of power ("become a threat") like Buddy says. It happens to a lot of people I think, only Buddy was a little extreme to start killing supers lol

[@racheljackson4428]

"you can't count on anyone, especially your heroes." I think that buddy pine lost his trust in mr incredible because mr incredible doesn't need a sidekick.

[@Saiainochan]

This was such an interesting video, I never thought about his past in such great detail. It really shows off your passion for subjects you speak about ☺️

[@amorejohnson4647]

I love hearing the incredibles soundtrack in the background ❤

[@YellowBear-kx1ff]

Can u plz do the Full Story of Anastasia and Drizella?

[@netashtein7165]

I just saw Incredibles 2 today(it came out a day earlier in Israel) and it's amazing!!!!! The action, humor, everything! Though I felt the story is a bit lacking. I won't spoil anything so watch and judge yourself

[@singalingalongaling]

Neta Shtein I watched the midnight showing tof The Incredibles 2 on this Tuesday night (technically Wednesday morning since it was midnight) the movie theater I work because I was a crew member and only crew members were to see it that night. But we are not allowed to spoil anything about the movie. I live in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

[@francescalewis8990]

I have seen the second film already too, quite enjoyable, great action but the story was lacking a bit.

[@roniraz4396]

I also live in Israel, and I didn't know the movie was already out here! Thanks!

[@netashtein7165]

Roni Raz כן הוא יצא בחמישי

[@roniraz4396]

Neta Shtein כלומר אתמול?

[@tevinhoward4419]

Since the past 15 years first mr incredible is pretty hard on bud pine by helping he turned to the dark side his appearance changed as well turned against killing the other heros,using his omidroid to destroy the town and using jack jack hostage when he is at the isle with inventory powers for his own personal gain trying to succeed right after his cape is caught on the turbine of his craft rendered him defeated and the craft and the omidroid destroyed.

[@buddypine6003]

Tevin Howard It's Buddy.

[@eemelijaaskelainen4437]

Syndrome is basically what Robin would have turned out if Batman rejected him, went crazy and dedicated himself to destroy the hero he thought as his idol

[@verity5124]

I can’t believe I have to wait till July to watch incredibles 2 😭😭 that’s the price of living in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😭😭 great video 👍💖

[@kimpedraza5350]

Verity T tommorow the incribles 2 is going to be theaters on june 15 2018 i cant to see it to i already want it to be Tommorow

[@verity5124]

Kim Pedraza Huerta Really! I thought that was just in America! That’s amazing thank you so much for telling me!👍 definitely going

[@imnotleavingout.8862]

Verity T mine and others classes is going to see that movie at Monday 18th. But I feel bad for you to wait to see the movie tho ☹️

[@tokyosgames777]

I died

[@airbending_sith]

Because his Senpi Mr incredible didn't notice him

[@tformerdude6788]

No, senpai noticed him, but senpai also rejected him *hard.*

[@erezknaan6196]

You know, senpais cannot be senpais if they dont notice their hardcore fans *shrug*

[@ispentalldayatYT]

Its senpai

[@rowanwhy267]

I laughed way too hard at this!

[@connorplisga3718]

IT’S ALL MR. INCREDIBLE’S FAULT! Mr. Incredible is the one who rejected Buddy, and that made a villain. Not only that, but the train incident and him saving Mr. Sansweet is why superheroes became illegal.

[@Mitjitsu]

Buddy was in it for entirely the wrong reasons. He was only interested in the glory and admiration, while Mr Incredible was doing it out a sense of righteousness, and as a result never expects or asks for a thank you.

[@bonnierandklev]

Connor Plisga besides Death is not the answer!

[@libertysirekis2909]

Technically the train incident was Buddy's fault if he hadn't shown up Bomb Voyage (Don't know if that's how you spell it) wouldn't have thrown his bomb at his cape as he left forcing Mr. Incredible to leave the villain to escape.

[@Smartphone775]

Mr. incredible didn’t want a young, inexperienced, civilian get hurt or killed on his account. And the reason why Buddy became Syndrome was because he wasn’t willing to accept NO for an answer.

[@xitlaliczavala2279]

Who else just died with “I’m your number one fan!” Just me? Ok

[@evanderzufarsetiawan2511]

Me too

[@FranBunnyFFXII]

Syndrome doesnt blame Mr.Incredible for his decent into evil, that implies that buddy was feeling about his evil ways. Syndrome is proud of it, and boasts about it instead. He found a legitimate way to become the best, he doesnt feel it as evil, but that he's the anatagonist to Mr.Incredible now. Buddy doesn't think Mr. Incredible drove him to evil, no Buddy used Mr.Incredible's mistreat to willingly become a villian.

[@albatross4920]

Syndrome always reminded me of Chuckie the Killer doll

[@piedathemokona]

Great video. Saw another video about Buddy, maybe I'll link it some other time. Buddy may have dad issues, hence looking up to Mr. Incredible. When Bob rejected him, itcaused Buddy to become Syndrome

[@alexvaughan1013]

His name, "Buddy" seems kind of odd. I don't want to presume anything, but what if his mom was one of those mothers who sees their child as their 'best friend' because the father isn't around, like Eric Cartman's mom. So she named her son "Buddy", which is something you call your friend.

[@imaniscott8535]

I love that you have parts!!! Anyway, I love this, by the way what are you studying in college? By the way just curious this doesn’t mean you need to make a video on it, do you play Kingdom Hearts?

[@grodriguez7225]

So Buddy is a patriotical “nice guy”?‼️

[@MartinHindenes]

Interestingly, his lack of empathy is what eventually took him down, because it made his closest assistant, Mirage, betray him because she no longer felt aligned with Syndrome and his means of achieving his goals. The shootdown of kids in that airplane, and the hostage situation where Syndrome seemingly didn't care about her life, is what swayed her away from him.

[@anakinbenderysrheagarstark9079]

We can not judge Syndrome so promptly based only on what it has become, knowing that these creators do not give us concrete evidence, that they can show us what he really could have lived in his childhood.

[@mindymatt92]

Could Goob from Meet the Robinson's also have NPD? He was very selfish in his movie. And instead of having the smarts like Syndrome, he allowed himself to be manipulated by Karen?

[@darthreaper6311]

hamlet688 * Eh i dont think so because you dont just randomly get NPD you are born with it(I have had NPD and Sociopathy since I was a young girl) and Goob only displays traits of NPD as an adult and not as a child.

[@mindymatt92]

Darth Reaper ok I can see your point. But he does have something

[@darthreaper6311]

hamlet688 * He definitely has something. As a kid it seems he has depression but as an adult I can't even lay a finger on what he could have

[@rowanwhy267]

I refuse to accept my favorite super villan is narcissistic. I refuse.

[@doctortehe]

Ooor he's a kid with the emotional maturity of a spoon? Childhood behaviours cannot be used to indicate personality disorders as puberty, emotional maturity and the fact that personalities change over time mean how someone behaves as a ten year old is not a true inducator of how someone will act at thirty. Particularly since the PFC continues to grow until you're 25.

[@MegamanTheSecond]

yea and everything he listed was super vague to npd im somewhat of a expert on it everything he listed would be seen as a positive in everyday life and success in life but i cant really blame him hes a 14 year old KZbin talking about cartoons....

[@adawnicusautocon]

I'm glad to know that Mr Incredible wasn't technically responsible for Buddy becoming a villain,

[@althealee9375]

That slow turn to look towards the massive collection of Disney memorabilia made me hit the like button cause it was just too funny. Also where is part two?

[@thedions7213]

I think it did not only because he chose the villain route but , I think it has to do something that he didn't lie when he had a " Mr . Incredible " doll .

[@SpiritBear12]

I think Buddy was looking for a father figure and he looked up to Mr. Incredible to be that Super Dad. When Bob (Mr. Incredible) didn't want to be saddled with a kid and blew off Buddy's aggressive admiration. It hurt Buddy to the core as he realized he was never going to be by Bob's side as Incrediboy. That deep hurt turned into a nasty case of resentment. He himself didn't have super powers, but he was very clever in designing and building rocket boots and such. He could have used his inventions for good under proper guidance, but since it seems he lacked good guidance at home, he went rogue.

[@masonhemmings241]

can’t wait to go see the incredibles 2

[@selenawasurick6575]

Feel bad for sydrome if bob let him be his sidekick he would not be a villan

[@firemiracle]

Are you thinking of doing theories for gravity falls? We all know that show ended but there are still too many things that hasn't answered yet! It would be interesting to see what theories you can think of :3

[@artemis5119]

Can u do a theory about who trapped Elsa's aunt and how Elsa got her powers, having not actually been born from the powers

[@francescalewis8990]

Yass finally a video about the best Pixar villain

[@osmosisjones4912]

Buddy and Syndrome is the same just. Like Aniken And Darkn Vader

[@jorgebersabe293]

Although Anakin had a much more legitimate reason to turn, and his history is much more tragic. Buddy is just an entitled brat with a serious lack of a sense of responsibility.

[@jb57551]

Anakin at least had a redeeming side considering the fact that he had children that survived. Buddy on the other hand is PURELY EVIL regardless of what happens, so Buddy is more like Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash/Professor Zoom.

[@morgancrabtree6248]

Could you do a theory on how Tinkerbell wound up with the Fairfolk in the movie The Black Cauldron?

[@cassyluvsanchez4005]

yes and can you make a video for Ariel's grandmother

[@w.dgaster2563]

"The Screenslayer will interrupt this program" tomorrow!

[@Official.jvssica]

Amazing!!! I actully never thought about this topic but when I read the title I was like i gotta watch this btw i am glad i did😄

[@calebhazelton9203]

It does make sense to me

[@Amadeus8484]

I think Syndrome worshiped fame and power. Not heroism. Upon realizing that the Incredibles weren't paths for either for him, he went to doing it himself. The fact that he is good at designing weapons, made him a super villain.

[@supermen4255]

Awesome theory I give 5/5.

[@Jassiepoohbear]

I am so here for this series!

[@huangwen-si7498]

Wostso videos I know this a very common cliche super villain flaw but Syndrome doesn't try to murder Mr incredible.

[@Smartphone775]

Syndrome dropped a explosive after Mr. Incredible and had a drone scan for signs of life.

[@321SPONGEBOLT]

I thought it was because he got grounded, which would've made the event of the rejection worse.

[@jb57551]

That most likely is true

[@halfdeadholdenmiller913]

Drunk hands at the beginning of the video

[@TheMail518]

Even though Syndrome was a really evil supervillain, I did feel bad for him when he was denied by Mr. Incredible with harsh words/actions. Surely, Mr. Incredible could've said "You wanna be my sidekick? Well, take out bomb voyage and see how you do". Buddy would've instantly became very happy and more of a sidekick who kept on pursuing his life with Mr Incredible

[@skydragonslayer9820]

Seeing incredibles 2 tonight it's playing early at a drive in movie theatre along with solo so much HYPE! Here is a spoiler free review This was written after seeing Incredibles 2. It really lived up to expectations And I wanted to write something about it spoiler free. The movie was,as expected, just as good as the first one. There was a perfect blend of action and humor as well as the parrs juggling their super lives with their civilian lives, there was even some unexpected curse words but nothing too bad just the h word d word and c word. Overall it was an incredible sequel to an incredible movie(see what I did there😄?) Anyway I highly recommend seeing it, you will not regret it.

[@thebatman911]

Syndrome was the best villian and we should get a prequel about him!

[@Bat-talk]

I think buddy was a rich inventor and decided to kill supers because they were illegal and or because they all rejected him

[@charlietuba]

I had a therapist who diagnosed me with NPD but I did have (and still have) empathy.

[@starosthehedgehog6253]

syndrome does have one power....EXTREME INTELLIGENCE!!!!!!!

[@Zencast5]

All I can say to Syndrome if he was still alive is " Don't be such a drama queen!" I mean blaming mr. Incredible for his own misfortunes, and even robbing Heroes of their lives! That's the definition of pathetic!

[@BLKBRDSR71]

Buddy and Mr Incredible are very similar, like two positive charges. They were both so similar they repeled. One remained positive (Mr Incredible). The other became negative (Syndrome). Now they come together to destroy each other.

[@kanerichardcota2530]

Who is chicken littles mother ?

[@djawesome5678]

U see her once in a pic chluck buck had

[@ashleywanner4656]

Do you believe he's related to Mable and Dipper?

[@queereden]

i get the feeling that Buddy's mother was the type to support a child with money but little else. he owns all of that merch and has funding for his inventions but is able to make dangerous things and go out alone at night. i feel his immaturity as an adult is even further evidence of this. i'd guess this lack of emotional care and attention is probably the key to his npd. i'm definitely wary of saying villains are mentally ill, but you actually supported this argument in a mostly respectful way, so good on you.

[@broaderr]

If Mr incredible accepted buddy ,maybe buddy would have not turned into syndrome

[@ld4206]

Wow a two part video this monumental .😀

[@buddypine6003]

Here's another theory for you. Who is Buddy's father? I know that he's not a super or could be one of unknown supers. That doesn't even mentions him. Remember Sky High movie back in 2005? In the movie, Ron Wilson the Buss Driver, is the only one child to his parents who has powers. And Ron doesn't any powers in the movie. Is that could be possible with Syndrome too? There could be Syndrome's parents could be supers, but he's the only one who doesn't have any powers. Or Syndrome's both parents are really non-super parents. That go either 2 ways that Buddy Pine's parents could be. And another theory, what happened Buddy Pine's father? Was he hid or died when Buddy was younger? That's 2 theories for you. Would you please help to clear the theories for you? And have "incredible" day. *laughs*

[@feelchill6722]

Isn’t Buddy like Deku from My Hero Academia

[@janetvillalta6197]

Maybe. But Deku doesn’t become a villain.

[@jaxthewolf4572]

In a way he's more like Bakugo, both of them have a deep admiration for a superhero and a huge ego, believing power is everything and arrogantly hurts others.

[@powers7309]

Issac you are they best

[@hot-coco2564]

Hi its 15 years to late

[@hot-coco2564]

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[@hot-coco2564]

K

[@Rubber_Monkey]

What a coincidence! I just saw the Incredibles in preparation for the sequel tomorrow.

[@elsie7849]

Such an amazing theory I was wondering about this! Your amazing at these theories!! :)

[@BenHopkins1000]

So you're saying he's a regular Jason Todd/Tony Stark/Andrew Cunanan? Honestly, that is definitely a recipe for disaster.

[@roniraz4396]

I think that Syndrom's personality disorder probably was a big part of the reason he became evil, but I also think another event happened during those years that made him turn to evil. I would also love a video about fairy godmother's origins, which means how they came to be (were they humans before? Or maybe some kind of spirit who came back to life after their problems were solved?) and where they came from and what century.

[@ChristianLakhan]

So far, you really got me in grips.

[@tr.r4650]

Can you do a video about all the other supers and what were their powers

[@Sage03]

I’m so excited! I’m seeing incredibles 2 in 5 hours.

[@dianalopez130]

Buddy while incredibly smart and devoted, he let his ego believe that a little kid, could ever team up with an adult. Elastagirl herself told her children that villains wouldn't retraint themselves even if they're children. He shows little or no care about others and caused a lot of chaos, only to blame Mr.Incredible for his disillusion of heroes. Mr. Incredible had every right to turn him down, he just wasn't ready and it his mind shattered on himself.

[@legallypumpkin]

I just got back from Incredibles 2 and felt like one of your videos.

[@theannechann642]

I really enjoyed this video. It was really good.

[@ayannawatts3446]

Great theory!

[@jamiedelaney3552]

4:11 Isaac: I may be a little bit guilty of that myself.... * looks at his disney stuff * Me: * dies of laughter