#Mirage incredibles movie#

Incredible, relieved to hear this and grateful for his release, releases and embraces her. In desperation, she manages to tell him his family survived the crash, and Mr. Incredible, who, still enraged, begins to strangle her. Incredible could not commit murder but Mirage answers 'Next time you gamble, bet your own life!' and leaves him. Later Mirage tells Syndrome that valuing life is not weakness and disregarding it is not strength. Mirage is shocked that Syndrome would risk her life to call a bluff. Incredible is bluffing, and tells him to prove his willingness to do so. He threatens to kill her, but Syndrome is confident Mr. Incredible attempts to seize and crush Syndrome, but Mirage throws herself in the way. Syndrome launches an attack on the plane with heat-seeking anti-aircraft missiles Mirage appears shocked when Helen yells 'There are children aboard!', though Syndrome pursues his attack, destroying the plane.īelieving Syndrome and Mirage have killed his family, Mr. Incredible's wife) is flying to their island on an aircraft. Incredible in an electromagnetic containment device, Mirage and Syndrome hear over the radio that Elastigirl (Mr. Incredible escapes this trap, but is caught again in the Operation Kronos computer room when his presence is betrayed by the homing device Edna Mode built into his super suit. Incredible is attacked by the latest prototype Omnidroid, now under the direct control of Syndrome. Incredible back to the island for a briefing in the facility's meeting room, on the pretense that she has a 'new assignment' for him. Incredible is a little suspicious of Mirage's residence under a volcano her responses foreshadow her later role by being stereotypical of cartoon supervillains, but are noted as such only by the viewer.Īfter several weeks, Mirage brings Mr. Incredible manages to deactivate the Omnidroid without wholly destroying it, Mirage invites him for dinner. Mirage explains that it is a 'learning' robot, becoming more difficult to defeat the longer it is fought and requests that the Omnidroid be shut down without destroying it. When he arrives, Mirage tells him that the Omnidroid was developed with artificial intelligence and eventually became too intelligent to take orders, so that it is now rampaging across the island, forcing evacuation.

Incredible, eager to resume superhero work, contacts Mirage to accept the offer. She promises him three times his annual salary to accept the assignment and ends the message by telling him to call the number on her business card. Incredible are alike, because, according to the government, 'neither of exist'. During this message, Mirage notes that she and Mr. Incredible that she is in need of his services because a robot working for a secret government entity has gone haywire on their remote island base. Incredible's office when he is absent and places a message for him in his briefcase. Incredible, she notifies her supervisor that a change of target is necessary. At first, she concentrates on Frozone, but once she realizes that Frozone's companion is Mr. Incredible with his friend Frozone as they listen to police scanners.

#Mirage incredibles movie#

In the movie The Incredibles, Mirage uses her beauty and charm to locate and hire former superheroes to test Syndrome's Omnidroids. ' Syndrome's mysterious love interest might be drawn to power, but quickly learns the consequences when power is in the wrong hands.'- Official Pixar Website The voice of Mirage was provided by Elizabeth Peña. Though she apparently has no superpowers, or at least none exhibited on screen, Mirage appears to have extensive computing and espionage skills and she claims her identity is kept a secret by the government, hinting to her profession as a covert operative. Incredible from learning the true identity of his employer. Incredible, into doing work for her boss, which in reality involves battling a robot (the Omnidroid 9000) specifically designed to kill him. Mirage is an assistant and girlfriend to the evil scientist, Syndrome. She also appears in the comic book version of The Incredibles, where she reenacts her role from the movie. Mirage is a fictional character, an ex- villainess featured in the film The Incredibles, produced by Pixar and Disney, first released on November 24, 2004.