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Ok, so supers are legal again. The public understands that as long as there are superpowered beings, heroes and villains are going to exist. We’ve also explored legalization in the previous two movies. Enough about that.

The movie focuses on Dash and Violet. This time, the whole family has to save the day. No more rescuing another member of the family; that’s been done already.

We get to see them actually working as a team. It’s also about passing the torch to the next generation of supers, with Dash and Violet learning how to build friendships and, eventually, maybe even a team of their own.

Bob and Helen are still the leaders of the family, but they’re also learning to accept this stage of their lives. They’re not perfect, but they try to set a good example for their kids because they know the world is eventually going to need them.

Jack-Jack is a tricky one. Since he’s still a baby, I don’t want him hanging around with Dash and Violet, so he stays either with Bob and Helen or with Edna, who’s still helping him control his abilities. He contributes during the climax, but he’s not the star of it.

Dash and Violet are in school and start hanging out with other super kids. Dash meets a kid who’s impulsive and kind of reckless like him, forcing him to see his own recklessness from outside. Things are kind of chaotic, especially with young supers. The Parr kids start thinking that forming a team of super kids would be a cool idea, so they start recruiting, maybe in secret.

Now, about the villain. He’s gonna be similar to Magneto, a super with telekinetic powers or something who was tired of hiding and now he feels confident to start some sort of revolution. “No more begging for permission to exist, no more feeling ashamed, we are superior.” That sort of thing.

He also starts a campaign of recruitment mirroring what the Parr kids are doing. Dash’s friend considers joining the villain, so Dash has to become an example for good, developing his character.

At the end, the villain escapes.