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He was also perfectly willing to risk several lives once he set the Omnidroid free in the city just to boost his own ego and reap the benefits. Incredible, Syndrome thanklessly continues to goad him.įurthermore, despite being well aware of the difference between right and wrong, he did not understand why she was upset with him afterward. In spite of Mirage protecting him from the enraged Mr. In addition to his lack of empathy, Syndrome proves himself to be ungrateful for kindness from others. Incredible had just destroyed his eighth Omnidroid, instead of initial anger, he simply compliments the feat by saying it was 'surprising.' This also shows when Bob takes Mirage hostage and Syndrome makes clear his lack of regard for the lives of others when he threatens to crush her. Syndrome himself is a very calm, levelheaded, and laid-back young man, rarely, if ever, expressing his temper. Like many sociopaths, Syndrome holds a firm belief that mercy is a weakness, and disregarding life is strength, which was pointed out by Mirage. On top of this, he delighted in kidnapping Jack-Jack to get revenge on Bob's family further proving that he is willing to endanger even kids to achieve his goals. Incredible on their apparent deaths after recalling how Bob had told him that he worked alone. With both under the impression he had killed his family, Syndrome further emphasizes his cruelty by inhumanely mocking Mr.

Incredible to hear the destruction and enjoys Mr. To show his cruelty, he allowed the audio to play to force Mr. He shows himself to be extremely sadistic, as well, as shown when he overhears that Bob knew Helen from the transmission, he instantly set missiles on their plane. He thinks that the only way to get respect was to become a threat.

Even as a kid, he created rocket boots that let him travel great distances and would use said rockets as his main mode of transportation upon assuming the identity of Syndrome.Īside from his derangement, Syndrome is cynical.

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He was also capable of creating a sentient, self-aware, incredibly powerful and intelligent being that ultimately defeated him despite him knowing how to destroy it. Syndrome was a scientific, technological, technical, and mechanical genius, and possessed the intelligence and resourcefulness sufficient to create an incredible variety of weaponry and equipment. Incredible's bluff of 'crushing her', although he decided not to kill Jack-Jack's babysitter, Kari, and instead deceive her into giving her custody of Jack-Jack (though this may in part have to due to the fact that she was easily persuaded due to her being incapable of handling Jack-Jack's superhuman powers). Incredible making him believe that he could count on nobody except for himself, he has no value of human life (except for his own) which was shown when he let loose the Omnidroid in Metroville to pretend to be a superhero, allowed missiles to fire on Helen, Dash, and Violet's plane even after discovering there were children on board and does not even value his own cohorts as shown that he was willing to risk Mirage's safety to dismiss Mr. He is a mad scientist destined to make himself a hero even if it meant creating a destructive and killer robot to murder various retired ones.ĭue to Mr. Syndrome's personality (namely his callous disregard of others and lack of conscience or morality) all stem back to psychopathy and/or sociopathy. And now I have a weapon that only I can defeat. How do you think I got rich? I invented weapons. And they will pay through the nose to get it. Turns out there are a lot of people, whole countries who want respect. See? Now you respect me because I'm a threat. You can't count on anyone, especially your heroes. His gadgets also let him perform superhuman feats or at least get past those more powerful than him. Syndrome supposedly was 'not a super', but he demonstrated exceptional ingenuity, technical knowledge, and planning skill far beyond the science of his time. His red hair extended straight up in a manner reminiscent of flames.

He was barrel-chested and weighed 185 lb. Syndrome stood 5'7', excluding the height of his hair.