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| − | {{Character|image = Underminer.jpg|name = The Underminer|films = ''The Incredibles''<br>'' |
+ | {{Character|image = Underminer.jpg|name = The Underminer|films = ''The Incredibles''<br>''Incredibles 2''|games = ''The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer''|voice = John Ratzenberger|personality = Arrogant, megalomaniacal, selfish, destructive, ruthless, boastful|appearance = Mole-like man|alignment = Bad|goal = Destroy every single place in which there's peace, joy and happiness.|friends = [[Xerek]], The Unforgivables|enemies = Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Dash Parr, Violet Parr, Jack-Jack Parr, Frozone|minions = Robots (in ''The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer'')|fate = Eliminated by Xerek after serving his purpose in the Unforgivables' plan.|quote = "Behold, the Underminer! I'm always beneath you, but nothing is beneath me!" |
| − | "I hereby declare war on peace and happiness! Soon, all will tremble before me!"| |
+ | "I hereby declare war on peace and happiness! Soon, all will tremble before me!"|weapons = Drill}}'''The Underminer''' (real name: '''Doug Talpid''') is the final antagonist who appears at the very end of ''The Incredibles'', prompting the Parr family to spring into action and serving to demonstrate that they will go on to have many adventures and fight various enemies as a superhero team. He is a powerful supervillain criminal, bank robber and terrorist whose ambition is to destroy peace and joy. He appears as the main antagonist in the spinoff video game ''The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer'' and the later ''Incredibles'' comics by BOOM! Studios. He returned as the secondary antagonist in the sequel ''Incredibles 2''. |
| + | He was voiced by Pixar's good luck charm John Ratzenberger. |
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| − | *Some fans speculate that the Underminer is actually [[Gilbert Huph]] (or even a possible relative of Huph's) out for revenge, (due to their similar facial features, personalities, height, hate/disregard for all mankind (Bob Parr being no exception) etc.) but its most likely not since the Underminer has mole-like teeth and just pop out of Nowhere. |
+ | *Some fans speculate that the Underminer is actually [[Gilbert Huph]] (or even a possible relative of Huph's) out for revenge, (due to their similar facial features, personalities, height, hate/disregard for all mankind (Bob Parr being no exception) etc.) but its most likely not since the Underminer has mole-like teeth and just pop out of Nowhere. |
| − | **Humorously, both Huph and the Underminer's respective voice actors both starred in the ''[[Toy Story]]'' series as Rex and Hamm respectively. |
+ | **Humorously, both Huph and the Underminer's respective voice actors both starred in the Toy''[[Toy Story| ]]Story'' series as Rex and Hamm respectively. |
*The Underminer (in keeping with the tradition of having most of the cast be based off of ''Marvel'' characters), is likely based on the [[Mole Man]] who was the very first known villain of the Fantastic Four. |
*The Underminer (in keeping with the tradition of having most of the cast be based off of ''Marvel'' characters), is likely based on the [[Mole Man]] who was the very first known villain of the Fantastic Four. |
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| − | *The Underminer was planned to appeared in Disney INFINITY but was scrapped and only was seen in concept art although |
+ | *The Underminer was planned to appeared in Disney INFINITY but was scrapped and only was seen in concept art although he does not actually appear in the game. However, customizations for buildings based on The Underminer can be unlocked in The Incredibles Playset. |
| − | *The Underminer re-appears in Disney INGINITY: 2.0 Edition, once again as concept art. |
+ | *The Underminer re-appears in Disney INGINITY: 2.0 Edition, once again as concept art. |
*Its possible why he could of been removed in Disney INFINITY for his removal is that he only appeared at the end of the movie, making him a somewhat obscure character compared to Syndrome, who would be more of a draw for those considering buying the game. |
*Its possible why he could of been removed in Disney INFINITY for his removal is that he only appeared at the end of the movie, making him a somewhat obscure character compared to Syndrome, who would be more of a draw for those considering buying the game. |
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Revision as of 20:12, 17 April 2020
The Underminer (real name: Doug Talpid) is the final antagonist who appears at the very end of The Incredibles, prompting the Parr family to spring into action and serving to demonstrate that they will go on to have many adventures and fight various enemies as a superhero team. He is a powerful supervillain criminal, bank robber and terrorist whose ambition is to destroy peace and joy. He appears as the main antagonist in the spinoff video game The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer and the later Incredibles comics by BOOM! Studios. He returned as the secondary antagonist in the sequel Incredibles 2. He was voiced by Pixar's good luck charm John Ratzenberger.
Role
The Underminer's motivation is to show his existence.
The Underminer was killed when jumped on top of unfinished head part his robot creation in which he was on top of into his lair which exploded and destroyed his robot army ending his plans. (Only game-canon)
In the comic series, The Underminer makes an appearance in the "Terror from Beneath" story arc, in which he briefly allies with Dash to fight off alien invaders. However, the appearance is revealed to be part of an extensive hypnosis-induced dream. He later makes an actual appearance as a member of the Unforgivables, the criminal alliance headed by Xerek. As part of a plan to ruin the reputation of the Incredibles, Underminer is given control of a giant robot painted in the Incredibles' colors and rampage through Metroville. Xerek later eliminates Underminer upon completing his purpose.
Trivia
- Some fans speculate that the Underminer is actually Gilbert Huph (or even a possible relative of Huph's) out for revenge, (due to their similar facial features, personalities, height, hate/disregard for all mankind (Bob Parr being no exception) etc.) but its most likely not since the Underminer has mole-like teeth and just pop out of Nowhere.
- Humorously, both Huph and the Underminer's respective voice actors both starred in the Toy Story series as Rex and Hamm respectively.
- The Underminer (in keeping with the tradition of having most of the cast be based off of Marvel characters), is likely based on the Mole Man who was the very first known villain of the Fantastic Four.
- The Underminer was planned to appeared in Disney INFINITY but was scrapped and only was seen in concept art although he does not actually appear in the game. However, customizations for buildings based on The Underminer can be unlocked in The Incredibles Playset.
- The Underminer re-appears in Disney INGINITY: 2.0 Edition, once again as concept art.
- Its possible why he could of been removed in Disney INFINITY for his removal is that he only appeared at the end of the movie, making him a somewhat obscure character compared to Syndrome, who would be more of a draw for those considering buying the game.