For anyone wondering if Violet Parr can fly, the answer is… Not really. She can't actually fly but she can levitate with her force fields. When she creates a force field that is big enough, she can levitate with it so that her feet are no longer touching the ground.
Incredible and Elastigirl), Violet is born with the superhuman abilities to render herself invisible and generate force fields. Voiced by Sarah Vowell, Violet is a shy junior high school student who longs to fit in among her peers, a task she believes is hindered by her superpowers.
In a recent conversation with IGN, Incredibles and Incredibles 2 director Brad Bird revealed that, at one point, everyone in the family except Bob had the ability to fly.
Meanwhile, Violet often uses her invisibility powers to avoid social interactions. Her black hair and baggy eyes also represent her pessimistic attitude, another differing trait from the can-do attitude of the rest of her family.
Purple eyes are also commonly referred to as “violet eyes,” as they are typically a light shade. For most people, this striking eye color can only be achieved with the help of colored contacts. But the fact is that a small (albeit very small) percentage of people are indeed born with purple eyes.
Violet Parr is one of the two tritagonists (alongside Dash Parr) of The Incredibles franchise. She is a Super who is the only daughter (and eldest child) of Bob and Helen, as well as the older sister of Dash and Jack-Jack.
Yarros clarifies in "Iron Flame" that Violet's power from Tairn only manifests as wielding because it's what she is "comfortable" with. "You wield pure power that takes the form of lightning because that's what you're more comfortable shaping it as," Felix, a rebel fighter, tells Violet about her signet.
By generating additional force behind her force fields, Violet can turn them into offensive weapons, as seen during her fight against Voyd. She is capable of generating and manipulating multiple psionic force fields at once, and her force fields can be used to deflect heavy artillery.
During a practice battle, Violet receives her signet, which is a special power that a rider gains from their dragon. Her signet is lightning wielding, and she uses the lightning to strike a turret, killing Jack, who got buried under the rubble because he tried to kill Liam.
He has limited airborne mobility, not necessarily complete levitation, but he can quickly maneuver along coasters of midair icicles (which deteriorate as he goes) which boost him in the air a good hundred or more feet. He can also take large bounds and leaps when in the air.
The Redditor posits that Edna Mode retired when the government banned superheroes, but didn't know she was pregnant at the time. Without any help from the government, when Violet was born and displayed powers, Edna decided to give her to a superhero couple who she trusted above everyone else: the Parrs.
According to the popular Incredibles theory, Violet Parr is actually Edna Mode's daughter. The movies do not indicate that Violet is adopted, but viewers don't have to do more than look at Violet alongside the rest of the Parr family to notice the differences.
Also, Violet's mother Helen has told the kids to never use their powers (unless they are in danger) because the world is not ready to accept them yet. Because of these factors (along with Violet being at puberty age), she has become rather shy and has few friends.
Jack-Jack is just a baby, but he is likely the most powerful superhuman in the world of The Incredibles. He had no powers in the first movie until the end, when he was able to turn into some kind of demon to escape the clutches of Syndrome. Then, in Incredibles 2, he showed how powerful he really was.
Andarna. During the Threshing, Violet went to defend the small dragon from cadets who wished to kill it. Andarna had chosen to bond with Violet around the same time as Tairn, making Violet the first human to bond with more than one dragon.
Violet Sorrengail will have a second signet — and all the hints about what it is are already there on the page in Iron Flame. Author Rebecca Yarros sat down with EW Book Club to discuss her Empyrean books, including Fourth Wing, new release Iron Flame, and the three books still to come.
Violet mentions one that hasn't been seen in centuries, and that's the distance wielder who can travel anywhere in minutes. This is a rare signet, and Rebecca has Violet already have a rare signet, which is yielding lightning. It's possible she could get another rare signet.
She absolutely refuses to incorporate capes into her new designs due to the accessory having a history of contributing to the deaths of superheroes in the past, among them Dynaguy, Thunderhead, Stratogale, Meta-Man and Splashdown, presenting them as a "montage of superhero couture faux-pas".
Anthony "Tony" Rydinger is a minor character in Disney/Pixar's 2004 animated film The Incredibles and a supporting character in its 2018 sequel. He is Violet Parr's love interest.
