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This has been bugging me for ages and perhaps somebody here can explain it to me.
How do forcefields and invisibility go together as a power set? How do they relate to each other at all?
As far as I know the origin of this trope comes from Susan in the fantastic four, which the Incredibles basically are (with a speedster swapped for a fire guy), but it didn't really make a lot of sense for Susan either did it?
These seem like two completely unrelated powers that are just mashed together for no good reason.
How do forcefields and invisibility go together as a power set? How do they relate to each other at all?
As far as I know the origin of this trope comes from Susan in the fantastic four, which the Incredibles basically are (with a speedster swapped for a fire guy), but it didn't really make a lot of sense for Susan either did it?
These seem like two completely unrelated powers that are just mashed together for no good reason.
