Disney shared the first new look at Disney and Pixar’s Incredibles 3 during the Friday night panel at the 2026 D23 Expo. This included a new version of the threequel’s title card and a concept art image of Bob Parr, Helen Parr, and their kids in action.
Additionally, Pixar CCO Pete Docter teased the first plot details from the threequel, revisiting the end of the last movie from 2018 and touching on the fact that superheroes were made legal again. This leads to Bob Odenkirk’s Winston Dever launching the “Superhero League,” a “heavily sponsored organization” that uses branding and marketing to promote superheroes.
“If you remember, in the last film, Supers are officially legal again, thanks to this guy, Winston Dever. Now he’s an entrepreneur at heart, so Dever is launching the Superhero League. It’s a heavily sponsored organization built on a massive platform of branding, marketing, and merchandising — something we don’t really know anything about at Disney.”
He then confirmed that Violet and Dash Parr look to “prove themselves as capable Supers” away from their parents, setting them up to be the main stars of the third Incredibles movie:
“They want to prove that they are ready to be real Supers, and their parents aren’t so convinced. So they’ve been sneaking out at night to protect the city, and it doesn’t go over so well at home. To make matters worse, they are struggling to contain Jack-Jack.”
This continued into a discussion about the movie’s new threat and villain, which will take “a heavy toll on Bob” as he realizes that the world of superheroes “may have outgrown him:
“A new threat is taking a heavy toll on Bob, who’s grappling with his own relevance in a world of Supes that may have outgrown him. Because even though Supers are legal again, that doesn’t mean all Supers are good.”
As Docter tried to tease a “super villain with more power than all the family put together and all og the supers,” he was cut off by Brad Bird’s Edna Mode, who gave him a reminder not to spoil too much before the movie is released in Jun. 2028.
More to come…
