The Tragic Story of Gazerbeam (The Incredibles)

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  @ross3986 · 1 year ago · pinned

  I want a spin off series showing these supers in their glory days, both the good and bad.

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  @totallyapealing1853 · 1 year ago

  “Frozone and the sexual offender” I’m crying that was so good 😭😭😭

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  @dylanmartinez6641 · 1 year ago

  Gazerbeam is basically Pixar's version of Cyclops.

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  @CecilyBrook · 1 year ago (edited)

  He was a pro bond lawyer for forsake meaning he was a lawyer to those who could not afford legal representation

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  @Cobalt_22 · 1 year ago

  Idk why people draw Gazerbeam with a red laser ability. Really? You think he would have the same color laser as Cyclops and Superman? Nah, I imagine his laser vision being a cyan blue type color. Similar to the laser the Omnidroid had as that was no doubt implemented to copy Gazerbeam's power. Plus, the reason why they mentioned his eye color being blue had to be a sign.

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  @DaARK_SirusOnk · 1 year ago (edited)

  I love how realistic and authentic these tapes are.<br>The voice acting being incredibly well done, making these once no name heros fleshed out in mere minutes.<br>Some of them being genuinely good well intentioned people, while the other not so much.<br>Its simultaneously adds and challenges to Syndromes point.<br>While some of these heros were pieces of work, who may have had to much power<br>A lot of them did a lot of good.<br>A very human story for these metahumans

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  @PotatoPatatoVonSpudsworth · 1 year ago

  Gazerbeam probably ran the Thrilling Three a bit like a law agency, focusing on evidence, procedure, paperwork, and all the other things a traditional superhero wouldn&apos;t be all too interested in.

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  @LittleShort5 · 1 year ago

  Man this video really hits me in the heart especially the part where the art of “Gotta warn them” and him taking his last breath while simultaneously trying to feel useful one last time

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  @robxholicfoxyfan8552 · 1 year ago

  To be fair to Universal Man, he&apos;s less cruel and more depressed and self loathing. His abilities can literally make himself a black hole but he died to the first Omnidroid. I legitimately think he just let it kill him because regardless of his low intelligence I doubt the first Omnidroid would be a problem for him at all unless he literally gave up after realizing the first instance of actual hero work was a trap or something.

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  @PURPLE_G0J0 · 1 year ago

  Gazerbeam would’ve been the 1 hero immune to the Screen Slaver’s tech, movie would’ve been over in record time lmao

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  @KaytlinJustis · 1 year ago

  Despite liking Violet&apos;s powers as a kid, my absolute favorite character is Gazerbeam. Growing into adulthood, we come to realize that not all heroes make it home, and it was sad in Gazerbeam&apos;s case, was that he himself didn&apos;t really care about the adrenalin rush of the &apos;Glory Days&apos; like Bob Parr or Frozone did; from Day One, he wanted to HELP PEOPLE, which was more than I could say for the supers who manipulated minds to get a date then laugh about it on television, or explicitly objectize beauty as a list &apos;to save&apos;! Despite his powers, Gazerbeam helped through the law as a lawyer, who was then invited into the Superpowered gig for another way to help people! Even when he was bleeding out in a cave, ALONE, his last act on earth was to help the NEXT super that was sure to get pulled into Syndrome&apos;s scheme, effectively saving Mr. Incredible (Bob Parr) AND &nbsp;his family in the long-run! Rest In Peace, Gazerbeam, for you are by far the best of the best! It REALLY disappointed me they had the gall to get rid of the funeral in the second movie!

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  @ericcaissie9137 · 1 year ago

  He&apos;s like Daredevil, except his superpower is seeing things

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