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Wait… Elastigirl was really out here carrying the whole vehicle while Mr. Incredible was just along for the ride .. How is this even possible? Her powers aren’t just about fighting she can use her flexibility in creative ways to rescue people, protect her family, and control dangerous situations....

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Elastigirl was seriously underrated 😂 She wasn’t just stretching for fights she was basically a one woman rescue team The creativity she gets out of those powers is honestly insane

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Disney - The Incredibles 2 (2018) Craig T. Nelson, Holly Hunter, Sarah Vowell

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The way she uses her powers for rescue instead of just throwing hands is what makes Elastigirl so cool.

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Mr. Incredible really sat there like “I work alone” while Helen was the entire chassis, engine, and airbags. Moms been doing this.

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Was that an ace venture reference there?

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Cartoon

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I agree she deserves more credit, I think she made Mr Incredible a good watch

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Helen really said “I got us” and then became the whole chassis. Mr. Incredible’s super strength is great until the family needs a stretchy seatbelt, airbag, and crane at the same time.

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Helen really said “hold my stretch” and became the chassis, suspension and airbags all at once.

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