The Incredibles Skin Pack

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The Incredibles Skin Pack

Skins	42
Price	490 Minecoins
Release date	June 21, 2018
Website page	The Incredibles Skin Pack in Minecraft Marketplace

The Incredibles Skin Pack^[1] is a skin pack consisting of 42 skins of characters from the popular Pixar animated superhero film series The Incredibles. The skin pack's launch coincided with the release of Incredibles 2.

Name	Render	Description	Notes
Mr. Incredible Glory Days		Main protagonist of the series, a famous superhero with super strength and danger sensory powers, wearing his noticeably blue costume from the opening of the original film. Voiced by actor Craig T. Nelson.
Mr. Incredible		Mr. Incredible wearing the costume he typically wears.
Bob Parr		Secret identity of Mr. Incredible.
Elastigirl Glory Days		Deuteragonist of The Incredibles and protagonist of Incredibles 2, a famous superhero with stretching abilities, wearing her costume from the opening of the former film. Voiced by actress Holly Hunter.
Elastigirl		Elastigirl wearing the costume she typically wears.	Sometimes referred to as "Mrs. Incredible" to avoid confusion with DC Comics superhero Elasti-Girl.
Helen Parr		Secret identity of Elastigirl, wife of Bob Parr.
Violet		Major protagonist of the franchise, the daughter of Bob and Helen with the power to turn invisible and create force fields. Voiced by historian and actress Sarah Vowell.	Officially uses the codename "Ultra-Violet."
Violet Parr		Secret identity of Violet.
Dash		Major protagonist of the series, the younger brother of Violet known for his superspeed. Voiced by actors Spencer Fox and Huckleberry Milner.
Dash Parr		Secret identity of Dash.
Mr. Incredible & Jack Jack		Mr. Incredible holding his youngest son, Jack Jack, in a harness.
Frozone		Best friend of Mr. Incredible and fellow superhero, known for his cryokinesis. Voiced by actor Samuel L. Jackson.
Lucius Best		Secret identity of Frozone.
Edna Mode		Major supporting character in the franchise, a fashion designer who created the Incredibles' "supersuits." Voiced by Brad Bird, who is also the director of the films.
Edna Mode		Edna as she appears in the film Incredibles 2.
Syndrome		Main antagonist of the original Incredibles film, voiced by actor Jason Lee.
Buddy Pine		Secret identity of Syndrome, depicted during a childhood phase of trying to become Mr. Incredible's sidekick, "Incredi-Boy."
Bomb Voyage		Supervillain part of Mr. Incredible's rogues gallery, pivotal to the backstory of the franchise. Voiced by art director Dominique Louis.
Mirage		Secondary assistant of The Incredibles, serving as Syndrome's assistant and helping lure Mr. Incredible into his revenge scheme.
Underminer		Recurring supervillain in the franchise, known for appearing at the end of the first film, voiced by "Pixar regular" John Ratzenberger.
Gazerbeam		Deceased superhero, considered a parody of Marvel Comics' Cyclops.
Rick Dicker		Supporting character in the franchise, voiced by Bud Luckey and Jonathan Banks.
Evelyn Deavor		Main antagonist of Incredibles 2, voiced by actress Catherine Keener.
Winston Deavor		Major supporting character in Incredibles 2, voiced by actor Bob Odenkirk, known for portraying the character Saul Goodman.
Ambassador Selick		Supporting character in Incredibles 2, voiced by actress and model Isabella Rossellini.
Voyd		Supporting character in Incredibles 2, an up and coming superhero inspired by Elastigirl, voiced by actress Sophia Bush. Her power is teleporting and creating portals.
Screenslaver		Initial antagonist of Incredibles 2, voiced by actor Bill Wise. His power is to control minds through television screens.
Brick		Supporting character in Incredibles 2, voiced by Deirdre Warin. Her power is to grow to the size of a brick wall at will, in turn enhancing her strength.
Reflux		Supporting character in Incredibles 2, voiced by Paul Eiding. His power is to regurgitate lava, similar to Mobbo.
Krushauer		Supporting character in Incredibles 2, voiced by actor Phil LaMarr. His power is to telekinetically "krush" magnetic objects.
Helectrix		Supporting character in Incredibles 2, also voiced by Phil LaMarr. His power is electrokinesis.
Screech		Minor character in Incredibles 2, voiced by actor Dee Bradley Baker. His powers mimic an owl, using artificial wings to fly and a powerful screech that can break glass.
Cliffhanger		Minor character in Incredibles 2. His power is superhuman agility.
Brainstorm		Minor character in Incredibles 2.
Dehydra		Minor character in Incredibles 2. Her power is psammokinesis.
Icebreaker		Minor character in Incredibles 2, with both hydrokinesis and cryokinesis.
Shock		Minor character in Incredibles 2, and partner of Awe.
Awe		Minor character in Incredibles 2, and partner of Shock.
Zephyr		Minor character in Incredibles 2, possessing aerokinesis.
Firebreak		Minor character in Incredibles 2, possessing the power to fly.
Vapora		Minor character in Incredibles 2, possessing the power to control plants.
Diabla		Minor character in Incredibles 2, possessing pyrokinesis and flight powers.

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  Promotional artwork of Mr. Incredible Glory Days, Elastigirl Glory Days, and Gazerbeam.
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  Promotional artwork of Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, and Violet.
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  Promotioanl artwork of Bob Parr, Helen Parr, and Dash Parr.
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  Promotional artwork of Violet Parr, Dash, and Mr. Incredible & Jack Jack.
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  Promotional artwork of Frozone, Edna Mode, and Syndrome.
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  Promotional artwork of Lucius Best, Edna Mode, and Buddy Pine.
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  Promotional artwork of Bomb Voyahe, Mirage, and Underminer.
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  Promotional artwork of Rick Dicker, Evelyn Deavor, and Winston Deavor.
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  Promotional artwork of Ambassador Selick, Voyd, and Screenslaver.
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  Promotional artwork of Brick, Reflux, and Krushauer.
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  Promotional artwork of Helectrix, Screech, and Cliffhanger.
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  Promotional artwork of Brainstorm, Dehydra, and Icebreaker.
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  Promotional artwork of Shock, Awe, and Zephyr.
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  Promotional artwork of Firebreak, Vapora, and Dialba.

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  The Incredibles and Frozone fighting the Underminer.
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  The Parr family outside a stylized version of their home.
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  The Incredibles vs. Syndrome and the Omnidroid.
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  The Wannabe heroes.
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  The "Glory Days" skins.
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  Several supporting, non-super characters.

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