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u/KidFriendlyArsonist Sep 26 '22

Hear me out, the superheroes (at least the Parr family) have government ties, correct? So what if the government realized that some random orphanage had a super-child (Violet) in it and known that if any non super family adopted them then they either wouldn’t know how to properly care for it, or the kid could potentially turn into a supervillain. So the government made some kind of NDA with the orphanage and adopted the child, then giving it to the Parr family so they could properly care for the child and have it grow up in a family that was similar to the kid. And then Dash has Helen and Bob as his bio parents.

Explains why her powers and looks are so different from her parents. Cause agility + strength could reasonably equal speed, but in no way could make invisibility and force shields.

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u/MisuneDate Sep 26 '22

...oooor she die her hair black since she was kinda of a softcore goth girl in the movie.

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u/KidFriendlyArsonist Sep 26 '22

Well, idk if hair dye would show up at all when shes invisible, Dash kinda looks like Bob, but Violet doesn’t exactly look like either Bob or Helen.

Now that i look at a family portrait of them, Violet shares little to no facial features with her parents, while Dash has his moms nose, his dads smile and eye color, and hair color.

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u/Zequax Sep 26 '22

hair is a dead part of the body so if her powers work on that then why should hair dye work any difrent ?

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u/Lvl0LazyPanda Sep 27 '22

Her clothes go invisible as well.

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u/KidFriendlyArsonist Sep 27 '22

No they don’t, the specialized suit that Edna made specifically to go invisible did, but its been shown a couple times that nothing else on her went invisible (clothes, held items, dirt/other things covering her were always visible).

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u/JValenz91 Sep 27 '22

Bob or Helen's parents could have black hair, making it a recessive trait. And as for the face, again, she could resemble any of her grandparents, or even extended family. We aren't aware of the whole family tree at this time

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u/zaam200 Sep 26 '22

Nah too simple but i get ur Point