However, customizations for buildings based on The Underminer can be unlocked in The Incredibles Playset. The Underminer was planned to appear in Disney Infinity but was scrapped and only was seen in concept art.The human miner idea eventually was used in the LEGO Incredibles game. The scene was originally going to have giant clay golems bursting out of the ground, robots, giant earthworms, and even human miners. The Underminer scene originally went through many changes during the movies’ development, but they were all scrapped in favor of the runaway tunneler.The Underminer is the only villain who appears in both Incredibles movies.The Underminer is the second villain (after Bomb Voyage) to not be captured by the hero and is able to get away with a crime (both instances involving bank robbery).He escapes unharmed with the money he stole from the bank. The Underminer is one of the few Disney or Pixar villains to succeed in his goal.The Underminer is likely based off the Mole Man from Fantastic Four, in keeping with the tradition of having most of the cast be based off of Marvel characters.The Underminer's real name is Doug Talpid, as revealed in the Official Handbook for Young Supers.Xerek later eliminates Underminer upon completing his purpose. As part of a plan to ruin the reputation of the Incredibles, Underminer is given control of a giant robot painted in the Incredibles' colors and rampage through Metroville. He later makes an actual appearance as a member of The Unforgivables, the criminal alliance headed by Xerek. However, the appearance is revealed to be part of an extensive hypnosis-induced dream. The Underminer makes an appearance in the "Terror from Beneath" story arc, in which he briefly allies with Dash to fight off alien invaders.
During the credits, the Underminer can be seen in his drill machine coming up off of the ground. Incredible and Elastigirl about the incident.
Then, he escapes with the money, leaving the drill machine hurtling towards the town hall, which Frozone barely prevents from doing so.Īfterwards, it is unknown what happened to the Underminer since he is never seen again afterwards and is only mentioned a few times more, such as when two detectives question Mr. He uses bombs to bring the bank underground so he can suck up the money using the vacuum. Incredible finds the Underminer, they fight until Mr. He is also portrayed as a terrorist and bank robber, which were not present traits in Rise of The Underminer, released 13 years before. He appears in a flashback though the eyes of Tony Rydinger, in which he is making the same speech as he did at the end of the first film, and in which Tony runs away and hides under a car from him. The Underminer returns as the opening antagonist as the Incredibles 2 took place directly after the first film. He does not have any superpowers but instead utilises robotic gloves, a drilling machine, bombs and other equipment. The Underminer appears from a gigantic drill vehicle to declare war against the surface world, prompting the Parr family to spring into action and serving to demonstrate that they will go on to have many adventures and fight various enemies as a superhero team. Whether they are worn as gloves or prosthetic replacements is currently unknown. These can be used for excavating, as weapons. He has two robotic hands that are very articulate, and they each have two webbed like fingers and one thumb. His eyes are obscured by the miner's helmet he wears on his head, but his face resembles that of a mole, having a long snout and rodent teeth. The Underminer is a short, stocky man with a large torso and short legs. He also seems to enjoy being a supervillain, frequently chuckling while robbing the bank. He is a supervillain that can be described as 'loud and proud', announcing to the world that he wants to destroy peace and joy. The Underminer is portrayed as a man with lots of bravado.
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