Buddy pines

Appearance: Eye color-baby blue ocean eyes Hair type and color- ginger wavy slightly spiky hair Skin color:white(slightly peachy tannish when he either blushes or gets sun burns) Additionally accessories-freckles Personality: funny, humorous, slightly sensitive(he's a mama's boy), athletic, energetic, kind, very intelligent, stubborn(when it comes to listening), and others (Also is the reason for terminating supers)

Buddy Pine, commonly known as Syndrome (and formerly Incrediboy), is a main character in The Incredibles and a minor character in Jack-Jack Attack. He is Mr. Incredible's former fan. Syndrome's personality (namely his callous disregard of others and lack of conscience or morality) all stem back to psychopathy. He is a mad scientist determined to make himself a hero even if it meant creating a killer robot to murder various retired ones. Due to Mr. Incredible making him believe that he could count on nobody except for himself, he has no value of human life which was shown when he let loose the Omnidroid on a populated area to pretend to be a superhero, allowed missiles to fire on Helen, Dash and Violet's plane even after discovering there were children onboard and was willing to risk Mirage's safety to call Mr. Incredible's bluff, although he decided not to murder Jack-Jack, nor Jack-Jack's babysitter, and instead deceive her into giving her custody of Jack-Jack to him, (though this may have been because she was easily persuaded due to her being incapable of handling Jack-Jack's powers).

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. He was also capable of creating a sentient, self-aware, incredibly powerful and intelligent being that ultimately defeated him.

Aside from his derangement Syndrome is skeptical, he thinks that the only way to get respect was to become a threat. He is inhuman as well, as shown when after realizing that Bob knew Helen from the transmission, he instantly set missiles on their plane and then mocked them on their apparent deaths after recalling how Bob told him that he worked alone.

Like many sociopaths, Syndrome holds a firm belief that mercy is a weakness and disregarding life is a strength that was pointed out by Mirage. Syndrome himself is a very serene, reasonable, and even-tempered young man, rarely if ever expressing his temper. When Mr. Incredible just destroyed his ninth Omnidroid instead of initial anger, he simply compliments the feat by saying it was "impressive." This also shows when Bob took Mirage hostage and Syndrome shows no concern when he threatens to crush her after he realizes that Bob was too noble to do such a thing with that being part of the reason why he showed no concern, though he was displeased when Mirage decided to leave him.

While he wished to become a superhero, Buddy had a very skewed and egotistical definition of what a superhero truly was as he assumed that Mr. Incredible rejected him because he had no powers, completely ignoring the fact that he was untrained and was causing more interference than help, and said that he was a real hero for beating Mr. Incredible after the latter called him out for wanting to pretend to be a hero, missing the point that as an egotist and a murderer he couldn't be a true hero.

Syndrome is an extremely spiteful and vindictive individual; after being rejected by his former idol it turned him into a megalomaniacal supervillain. However, he was still rational enough not to make his hatred allow him to be cocky and realized that the Omnidroid would have to be worthy before fighting Bob.

He also never acknowledges his faults, completely ignoring that it was his pestering, lack of training and interference putting him and others in danger that made Mr. Incredible lose his patience and reject him. This goes so far that in his recollection of Mr. Incredible rejecting him Bomb Voyage is no longer present.

Despite his sinister personality, Syndrome is also shown to have a hilarious side, remarking that he and Mrs. Incredible "had gotten busy" after being married, and accidentally tossing Mr. Incredible off a cliff while trying to explain his plan to him. He also told Kari that wearing a "BS" on the shirt was below him while explaining why he had an S on his shirt.

However, it is needless to say that Syndrome was not always like this; Buddy Pine was cheerful, inventive, positive and smart if not a little irritating and obnoxious. He was somewhat obsessed with Mister Incredible as he was a member of the fan club, knows his favorite catchphrases and fighting styles and his self-proclaimed number one fan. He is a child prodigy, creating rocket boots that allow him to fly; unfortunately, however, his intrusions caused his idol to lose Bomb Voyage. After being rejected by Mister Incredible twice this led Buddy down a dark path until it became a desire for vengeance. However, even as a kid, Buddy seemed to believe being a superhero was about wearing cool outfits and getting to beat people up, showing no real desire to help others. This suggests that he could have potentially become an anti-hero even if Bob hadn't turned him down. To be fair, he was a kid at the time, so he might not have comprehended what being a superhero meant.