When Elastigirl discovers her children aboard the jet, they argue over whose fault it is, and she is shocked that they have left Jack-Jack alone in their house, to which Violet replies that she got someone to take care of the baby. However, Dash runs off after his mother, prompting Violet to go after him, and they end up stowing away on a plane their mother has borrowed from a friend. While examining her suit, Violet discovers that it can turn invisible along with her, rendering her totally unseen, without disrupting her force fields. Dash quickly grabs supersuits for himself and Violet.
Helen places Violet in charge while she looks for her husband, but Violet notices supersuits in her mother's bag and asks her about them. In one of the montages following Bob's return from Nomanisan Island, Violet is seen listening to music and reading a magazine when he comes up to her and gives her a kiss. Helen apologizes to the children for waking them up before ushering them back to bed. Bob then assures the children that he and Helen work as a team, no matter what. When Bob senses that Dash is in the same room he and Helen are in, he calls for them to come out, and Violet also appears, having turned invisible to listen to their argument without being noticed. Incredible, returns from his night with Lucius, Violet, and Dash hear their parents arguing loudly and eavesdrop. The fight is broken up when a family friend, Lucius Best, a.k.a. This erupts into a fight, in which Dash runs around the table, hitting Violet, and she retaliates by generating her force field that Dash crashes into. Elastigirl, asks Violet how school was, noting that she has barely touched her food, but then Dash teases her about her crush on Tony, which insults Violet. She has a crush on one of her classmates, Tony Rydinger, but is too shy to approach him and turns herself invisible whenever he looks her way so as to avoid attention.ĭuring a family dinner, Helen, a.k.a. When Violet is first introduced, she is depicted as gloomy, uncertain and socially withdrawn, preferring to hide behind her long hair. Violet Parr was the first child of Robert and Helen Parr. She also wears an orange headband with her red super-suit. Her super-suit consists of a red unitard with black bottoms and an "I" insignia on the chest, along with an orange belt, black gloves, thigh-high black boots, and a black eye mask. Following the events of the first film, she wears purple and pink headbands to keep her hair back. She has a circular head, fair skin, pink lips, rosy cheeks, long, straight, black hair with a hint of purple (which covers the right side of her face in the first half of the first film), and bluish-purple eyes. She stands at 160cm (5'3") and she weighs 41kg (90lbs).
Violet is a 14-year-old teenage girl with a slender build, small waistline, and long legs. She was also the one who bravely suggested she and her brothers needed to take action after their parents and Lucius were in danger. However, she ultimately develops a sense of maturity and responsibility. She also displays a much broader range of emotions, typical of a girl her age: throwing tantrums, acting awkward and at times sinking into a very sad mood. In the sequel, Violet retains her new upbeat and confident attitude. She also cares deeply for Jack-Jack, constantly looking out for him and being amazed by his powers.
She also has a sharp and observational sense of humor and is very kind and caring, and despite a strong sibling rivalry, she is strongly protective of little brother Dash. Violet is shown to possess a curious and experimental nature, willing to explore her abilities once she is able to use her superpowers when needed, without being prohibited by her parents. However, near the end of the movie, Violet gains enough confidence to ask her crush, Tony Rydinger out on a date during Dash's track and field meet. She also uses her invisibility as another way to hide from her peers. Throughout the first half of The Incredibles, Violet is symbolically hiding behind her hair, as a way to hide from the world.
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