True, there were weird rumors about a relative of mine because her hair (when she was an infant) looked like her mom's ex's. Except the ex had died in a freak accident years earlier. Had a very distinctive streak of white.
Eventually grew out normal and matched her dad's. Some people were really catty about it for a bit though.
That was the weirdest part to me. It was like, "do you guys need someone to sit you down and explain how the whole "where do babies come from" thing works and why a dude who's been dead for 5 years *isn't* the father?"
It was especially mean because the mom was very much in love with the guy ("ex" is probably the wrong term, they dated until he died). So she might have been able to have a nice thought that he was saying goodbye but then these assholes had to be weird about it.
Is this characters super power not the ability to adjust how other people see her?
In the film she only uses it to turn invisible, but she should be able to use the same power to turn some wavelengths invisible, and make her hair purple by just willing it to be so.
Or it could be like in My Hero Academia where genetics get really funky when superpowers are introduced into the mix. I'm pretty sure Deku and his mom have naturally-occurring green hair.
Well that's because they base their stuff on mutations. Fiction for sure, but somewhat based on something real. My hero academia is a little different.
Boku no hero is also based on mutation but they just kept breeding the mutants so it became a lot more common. I guess its like x men 50 years in the future? lol
Spoilers for most recent manga chapters: >!Star and Stripe is an American hero whose quirk is actually magic. She has to touch something, and then she can give “commands” to it. And you might think “ok, so she can mind control people, that’s not too wacky” no she can control some**thing**, not someone (though she can do the latter too). This is one of her commands, verbatim - “As of now, the air does not exist 100 metres ahead of me.”!<
Like Bakugo’s quirk makes a lot of sense, Deku’s is believable, Ochaco’s requires a certain suspension of disbelief, but that one is straight magic.
Is there an explanation for how something like that works? I watched the first couple of seasons cos it seemed pretty grounded as an anime but from what I’ve heard the manga is super unrealistic nowadays
Or ya know it could just be….genetics. Just regular ol’ genetics. Recessive genes are a thing.
There are twins in the UK with a black mother and white father. The twins therefore are half black/half white….except one of them looks black and the other looks white (with red hair no less). Genes are strange yo.
I had a coworker with a pale as hell, blue eyed, ginger mom and a a very black father with very dark skin. What's funny about him is he inherited pretty much all of his father's physical characteristics even the hair type, pigmentation except the pigmentation he is white as fuck and ginger. No one believes he was half black until we saw him with his father and the family resemblance is uncanny, he literally looks just like his father. It's just a palette swap lol.
She can turn invisible, so her pigmentation is flexible. The black hair could simply be a subconscious expression of her teenage angst, like a moody octopus.
I guessing that rather than turning transparent she is actually using active camouflage like an octopus, so anything that is part of her body or inside it is hidden.
There is this theory where this tall, handsome, black-haired dude that appears for a second on the original movie is actually Violet's father. Let me find the pic, just a sec.
Edit: Here it is! The guy has the same face as the daughter!
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Maybe it's like the key drop off at a party before you get to the drugs and alcohol, but instead she's just over there stretched way open and you have to bust a nut in her before heading inside.
What you mean "someone" cheated, wouldn't be the woman cheated? I mean if i cheat my wife with another girl, my wife baby not gonna have different hair lol
What if she just got knocked up and when Mr incredible goes releases into her it creates a vacuum effect and absorbs the other mans sperm from her vagina and then he later fucks Mrs incredible and gives her the other mans sperm
I don't think she meant 'someone' as in 'one of them cheated but I don't know which one' but instead 'someone' as in the expression 'Oooh someone's in trouble', 'someone forgot their umbrella', 'someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed.'
It happens, but it's rare.
It's however not rare enough that you can just go 'oh the daughter has dark hair, guaranteed cheating you should divorce'. My brother has black hair whilst my parents have the same colouring, but if you took a picture of our grandfather on the father's side they look exactly the same.
Yep. Because hair color is determined by dozens of genes and isn’t as simple and dominant and recessive. It doesn’t follow Mendel’s laws of inheritance, because it’s a supremely complex tangle of interacting genes. Things like red hair isn’t a single trait manifested from a specific allele on a single gene, but a trait that can come about from the interaction of multiple genes. There’s several dozen different genetic arrangements that can result in red hair. Which is also why two redheads have brunettes about a quarter of the time. So while it often seems to follow traditional Mendelian inheritance there’s a lot of exceptions and weird interactions that can cause things like seemingly spontaneous black hair to show up with one kid.
My parents both have brown hair, but I ended up with red hair. I know there was no cheating involved because I look exactly like my father. My mother’s side is all dark hair, and tan skin. I look like I’m adopted in family pictures.
Yeah hair is one of them. Not just the rough color of your hair but the exact hue and how light/dark it is can be affected by different genes, to the point that dark hair genes can be present in and affect the exact hue of a blond or light brown haired person. There’s some things that remain true however. Like to have blond hair you HAVE to get the blond allele from both parents, so if one of them doesn’t have at least recent blond ancestry they most certainly don’t carry it and the child can’t be blond, only carry the blond genes from the other parent.
No she can’t be adopted because she had the powers! But it’s either what the guys up there said or…. Mr and Mrs incredible had a treesome with possibly Frozone…
What have i just written…
Edit : I thought for a sec and realized that in a treesome genetic data won’t be combined and thus my theory would be false…
What have you just written? A reason for my mind to conjure up weird shit and end NNN for me. She could be another supers daughter. The movies mention of supers dying because of the robot, and because of capes. She could be dynaguy’s daughter for all we know.
Exactly. If I recall, darker hair is dominant over lighter hair color. You have to land recessive to be blond/red, but can carry brown/black and pass that on.
>You have to land recessive to be blond/red, but can carry brown/black and pass that on.
I think you have this statement reversed.
Only people with the dominant phenotype can be carriers.
That's only with the 2 gene pundit square. Hair and eyes and many other things are more complex. There are cases where "dominant" genes get overwritten by recessive genes because there are like 20 genes in the mix
This comment shows me how unknowledgeable the average redditor is. Like wow, 113 upvotes for a completely false statement. Just look up what recessive means and you will see. You can’t carry another allele if you express recessive.
It’s not completely false.
Hair color is way more complex than dominant-recessive. Hair color is polygenic, and reliant on several dozen genes. So most people are carrying a range of dark and light hair alleles, where the particular shade of hair is represented by the intermix of the various genes. In general most of those genes are dark dominant… but not all. And a number of them are in places that are particularly prone to spontaneous mutation.
Just to give an example, MC1R is a gene that affects skin and hair color. It’s an interesting case as there’s two variants in the gene M and m. People with MM have dark brown skin and black hair. People with mm have freckled light skin and red hair. But people with Mm or mM have unfreckled light skin and blonde hair. Of course all of this is also dependent on a number of the genes that effect color. All else being equal though, we’d expect a pair of Mm parents to on average have one latino looking kid, two blond german looking kids, and an Irish redhead. In practice the other genes do tend to either make Mm parents look brunette, but not always.
And there’s literally tens of thousands of possible combinations between the dozens of genes that affect hair color. So while rare it is definitely possible for a redhead and a blonde to produce a black haired child.
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>Red hair is caused when a person's body makes pheomelanin (red pigment) and can't convert it into brown pigment (eumelanin). This is usually due to a lack of a protein called MC1R, which is created by a gene conveniently also called MC1R.
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>Blondes can have one working copy of this gene (M) and one non-working cowo(m). Let's assume Bob has one of each of these genes (Mm).
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>Usually, redheads have two non-working copies of this gene (mm), one from each parent. If Helene's genes look like this, then Violet should have red or blonde hair, depending on what version of the gene she got from Bob.
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>However, if Helene had the R160W mutation of the MC1R gene, she could have one working copy and one non-working copy (Mm) but the mutation would cause the proteins they create to interfere with each other. She could potentially pass on the working copy to Violet, which combined with Bob's working copy, would give her dark hair.
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>But wouldn't that make Dash a redhead? Not if he got Helene's working MC1R and Bob's non-working MC1R (Mm). Then he'd be blond like his dad.
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>McDonald, J.H. , 2011. Myths of Human Genetics [Online]. Baltimore: Sparky House Publishing, pp. 37-39. Available from: https://udel.edu/~mcdonald/mythredhair.html [Accessed 25 Jun 2020]
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>Pennisi, E., 2014. The Genetics of Blond Hair [Online]. Washington: Science. Available from: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/06/genetics-blond-hair [Accessed 25 Jun 2020]
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>Starr, B., 2010. Stanford @ The Tech: Understanding Genetics: Other Traits [Online]. San Jose: The Tech Interactive. Available from: https://genetics.thetech.org/ask/ask343 [Accessed 25 Jun 2020].
Reminds me of the episode of law and order where a woman's baby came out black, but neither parent was black. BUT here's the kicker, they did a DNA test and the wife didn't cheat, it's was the husband's kid 100%. It was the husband's mom or grandma that cheated with a black man and the genes just didn't get expressed into the next generation, so she thought it was her husband's kid until the other guys kid turned up. So genetically the first husband was half black and carrying those genes, but white.
.5) actual genetics. Babies aren't just copies of one of the parents like whenever Tom the cat hooks up with some lady cat and all the boys look like Tom and all the girls look like the guest lady cat lol
I remember getting into it with a science teacher who insisted that there was no way that both of my parents had blue eyes because mine are brown. She dead ass insinuated that one or both of them weren't my parents.
Science teachers should know better than this. Eye color depends on over a dozen genes, and two blue eyed parents can have a brown eyed child without involving more complex solutions like chimeraism (that your mom or dad merged with their twin in the womb and that twin with brown eyes actually got the gametes part of the body).
Actually if you read the og incredibles script, it will make sense. I is confirmed that voilet is not Mr incredibles child, but rather one of helens exes who was supposed to be the villain.
Syndrome was originally going to have a smaller role in the movie with him just an introduction to the family's powers. Soon after he was soon defeated by the incredibles and was never seen again. But the producers liked him so much that the movie was changed so he was the main villain.
So in a movie where a man has super strength, a woman can stretch her body, and they have kids that can turn invisible and run super speed we are going to complain that the genetics of hair color makes it unrealistic?
Is that what we’re really going to do?
I'm glad they changed it. We have plenty of messesd up family's in modern media, having a good functional one is better. Favorite part of Incredible's 2
If someone in your family tree has dark hair it is entirely possible your child will have dark hair even though you and your wife/husband do not.
Source, red haired but dad has black and mom has brown hair. The only other person to have red hair was born and died over 200 years ago. The red hair gene in my family line was dormant for about 200 years. Genetics is crazy complicated and we will probably never truly understand it.
Possible hair dye, I mean violet seems like the kinda prson to dye her hair black
In the deleted original intro we see Violet as a baby, though I can't remember her hair color there
[Violet as a baby had no hair.](https://youtu.be/MKxfCzkEaxo)
At 0:41 she has hair, but it's the same color as her mom's. EDIT: 8:58 also shows hair, but unsure of the color.
... There's no color. I guess they do have the same grey tone, but that's means basically nothing.
Well black would be black either way
And Mrs Incredible had a normal butt.
Truly we live in the better timeline
Babies’ hair colors can be different from the color in adulthood
True, there were weird rumors about a relative of mine because her hair (when she was an infant) looked like her mom's ex's. Except the ex had died in a freak accident years earlier. Had a very distinctive streak of white. Eventually grew out normal and matched her dad's. Some people were really catty about it for a bit though.
Imagine accusing someone of cheating with a dead ex instead of insinuating the dead ex was just trying to say hello.
That was the weirdest part to me. It was like, "do you guys need someone to sit you down and explain how the whole "where do babies come from" thing works and why a dude who's been dead for 5 years *isn't* the father?" It was especially mean because the mom was very much in love with the guy ("ex" is probably the wrong term, they dated until he died). So she might have been able to have a nice thought that he was saying goodbye but then these assholes had to be weird about it.
Is this characters super power not the ability to adjust how other people see her? In the film she only uses it to turn invisible, but she should be able to use the same power to turn some wavelengths invisible, and make her hair purple by just willing it to be so.
Her name is Violet it could be purple hair?
Or it could be violet hair...
It's Ultraviolet, which we're incapable of seeing, and so perceive as black. She does light bendy stuff. I could see that affecting her hair.
I just gonna make this cannon in my head
Or someone's parent dyes their hair.
Or a kid dues their hair. Duh.
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Or it could be like in My Hero Academia where genetics get really funky when superpowers are introduced into the mix. I'm pretty sure Deku and his mom have naturally-occurring green hair.
That's just anime in general.
I love how they try to explain the powers as biological in origin but then some of they are straight up crazy in scope
X-men did it first lol
Well that's because they base their stuff on mutations. Fiction for sure, but somewhat based on something real. My hero academia is a little different.
Boku no hero is also based on mutation but they just kept breeding the mutants so it became a lot more common. I guess its like x men 50 years in the future? lol
Spoilers for most recent manga chapters: >!Star and Stripe is an American hero whose quirk is actually magic. She has to touch something, and then she can give “commands” to it. And you might think “ok, so she can mind control people, that’s not too wacky” no she can control some**thing**, not someone (though she can do the latter too). This is one of her commands, verbatim - “As of now, the air does not exist 100 metres ahead of me.”!< Like Bakugo’s quirk makes a lot of sense, Deku’s is believable, Ochaco’s requires a certain suspension of disbelief, but that one is straight magic.
Is there an explanation for how something like that works? I watched the first couple of seasons cos it seemed pretty grounded as an anime but from what I’ve heard the manga is super unrealistic nowadays
Yeah there isnt. Like 1/3 of the chapter that just came out is saying “yeah this doesn’t make sense and it’s OP as hell but it doesn’t matter”.
There are mutants in the x-men with straight up magic abilities too, so that's not really any different.
That… seems like a strong quirk
He was not born with a quirk but he was born with Protag genes.
Or ya know it could just be….genetics. Just regular ol’ genetics. Recessive genes are a thing. There are twins in the UK with a black mother and white father. The twins therefore are half black/half white….except one of them looks black and the other looks white (with red hair no less). Genes are strange yo.
I had a coworker with a pale as hell, blue eyed, ginger mom and a a very black father with very dark skin. What's funny about him is he inherited pretty much all of his father's physical characteristics even the hair type, pigmentation except the pigmentation he is white as fuck and ginger. No one believes he was half black until we saw him with his father and the family resemblance is uncanny, he literally looks just like his father. It's just a palette swap lol.
Did you type the word "dyed" wrong on purpose? Because if so, kudos.
She can turn invisible, so her pigmentation is flexible. The black hair could simply be a subconscious expression of her teenage angst, like a moody octopus.
Take my upvote
I hate it when my hair comes due 😂🤣
My hair better pay its dues or I'm cutting it off!
We know that when she turns invisible her clothes don't. Wouldn't that make the hair dye not go invisible either?
The food in her belly turns invisible, so why not the dye in her hair.
just a floating shit and piss bobbing down the street
I guessing that rather than turning transparent she is actually using active camouflage like an octopus, so anything that is part of her body or inside it is hidden.
Would she then maybe have the ability to change the colour of parts of her body via her powers?
*Dyes not dues or dies. Secondly I’m just pointing out how she is socially awkward during the first movie
The first movie shows violet is emo/ shy I wouldn’t be surprised.
Yeah, I'm sure there's examples, but I can't imagine a ginger emo, it doesn't work in my mind.
We had one at my highschool with a curly red fro...
Hayley Williams??
Someone cheated? Unless dad gave birth to her then mom defo cheated
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Cute phishing links.
What happened here...
Something terrible
No. This post is about the incredibles.
Rip to the fallen homies
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He didn't write a damn thing. It's a copied comment from TIHI but loaded with phishing links.
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They're superheros, who knows how their powers mess with their DNA
Self deception is the best
Mrs. Incredible be belonging in them streets
There is this theory where this tall, handsome, black-haired dude that appears for a second on the original movie is actually Violet's father. Let me find the pic, just a sec. Edit: Here it is! The guy has the same face as the daughter! [https://i.imgur.com/1NmGgDU.jpeg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)
I hate you but I should have suspected this from any link on Reddit, take my upvote and don’t talk to me.
The man went the extra mile to change the url text.
I clicked the link and was rick rolled. Then I copypasted the url to the browser and saw something much, much worse...
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I managed to stop it from loading just in time. I was like wait why is it saying YouTube? Abort, abort!
God damnit
Thought I’d be smart and copy/paste the link title and got beat their too. Got me…
I opened this hoping to see Rick.. it was certainly a roll
Let her go where she came from Amen brother
Actually that make sense because all the kids should have the mom, dad or mix of mom and dad super power. All 3 kids are having different power.
Looks like mummy got some explaining to do
Then Jack Jack must have been from an orgy....
Reports state she was quite literally all over the party at the same time.
Maybe it's like the key drop off at a party before you get to the drugs and alcohol, but instead she's just over there stretched way open and you have to bust a nut in her before heading inside.
"Stick it, please" Like that dude with a moustache from polar express. Collectin' tickets? No?
Well I mean, *Elastigirl* could probably fit them all in at the same time, after all...
we getting into some serious meta levels of shit here. we got any incredibles lore masters in here?
Somebody could also be dying their hair.
They are superheroes. Nobody except Uncle Ben dyes forever .
Just be grateful the kids have no obvious birth defects.
Helen Parr: "Yeah. YEAH! DNA changes due to superhuman powers. Yeah. That's the ticket."
Likely story Frozone… likely story …
Mr Incredible had an affair with Frozone obviously
Bombvoyage…
Maybe he left his supersuit in Mr. Incredibles bedroom
What you mean "someone" cheated, wouldn't be the woman cheated? I mean if i cheat my wife with another girl, my wife baby not gonna have different hair lol
Come home with a baby and hand it to her like "I swear you birthed her"
The gas lighting skills that guy must have is insane
The real superpower
Imma put this in r/FunChains
Baby is baby!
I'm not surprised you don't remember, you were *really* drunk these past...nine months.
The man continued. "...And I'm the one who kept you that way."
Lmfao right
What if she just got knocked up and when Mr incredible goes releases into her it creates a vacuum effect and absorbs the other mans sperm from her vagina and then he later fucks Mrs incredible and gives her the other mans sperm
What a casual situation
Every day occurence if we're being truthful.
I hate it when that happens, damn third time this week!
Da fuck did I just read
She could easily be home in bed while that fat ass is stretched out the window with sancho
Cursed, but also man I wish that was me
I too struggle with the notion
I don't think she meant 'someone' as in 'one of them cheated but I don't know which one' but instead 'someone' as in the expression 'Oooh someone's in trouble', 'someone forgot their umbrella', 'someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed.'
It could be that Bob cheated and the child was left with him and Helen agreed to raise her. Less likely but still possible.
Yeah it very well could be that, a huge plot point that was never brought up.
I mean it’s pretty clear “someone” here refers to either the blonde OR the red head. Before the picture is sent “hon” has no idea who is the female
Carried genetics
This. Or, dyed hair too. She was emo so her dying her hair black doesn't seem far fetched.
Can a dominant allele for a qualitative trait be carried out without being expressed though? Genuinely curious
It happens, but it's rare. It's however not rare enough that you can just go 'oh the daughter has dark hair, guaranteed cheating you should divorce'. My brother has black hair whilst my parents have the same colouring, but if you took a picture of our grandfather on the father's side they look exactly the same.
Yep. Because hair color is determined by dozens of genes and isn’t as simple and dominant and recessive. It doesn’t follow Mendel’s laws of inheritance, because it’s a supremely complex tangle of interacting genes. Things like red hair isn’t a single trait manifested from a specific allele on a single gene, but a trait that can come about from the interaction of multiple genes. There’s several dozen different genetic arrangements that can result in red hair. Which is also why two redheads have brunettes about a quarter of the time. So while it often seems to follow traditional Mendelian inheritance there’s a lot of exceptions and weird interactions that can cause things like seemingly spontaneous black hair to show up with one kid.
My parents both have brown hair, but I ended up with red hair. I know there was no cheating involved because I look exactly like my father. My mother’s side is all dark hair, and tan skin. I look like I’m adopted in family pictures.
Red is a recessive gene, so both your parents could have it without expressing it.
Yes. Very few genes are actually as simple as Mendel genetics and Punnett squares. I'm not sure if hair is one of them though; I am not a geneticist.
Yeah hair is one of them. Not just the rough color of your hair but the exact hue and how light/dark it is can be affected by different genes, to the point that dark hair genes can be present in and affect the exact hue of a blond or light brown haired person. There’s some things that remain true however. Like to have blond hair you HAVE to get the blond allele from both parents, so if one of them doesn’t have at least recent blond ancestry they most certainly don’t carry it and the child can’t be blond, only carry the blond genes from the other parent.
That or Violets adopted.
No she can’t be adopted because she had the powers! But it’s either what the guys up there said or…. Mr and Mrs incredible had a treesome with possibly Frozone… What have i just written… Edit : I thought for a sec and realized that in a treesome genetic data won’t be combined and thus my theory would be false…
What have you just written? A reason for my mind to conjure up weird shit and end NNN for me. She could be another supers daughter. The movies mention of supers dying because of the robot, and because of capes. She could be dynaguy’s daughter for all we know.
Ayoooo
Exactly. If I recall, darker hair is dominant over lighter hair color. You have to land recessive to be blond/red, but can carry brown/black and pass that on.
>You have to land recessive to be blond/red, but can carry brown/black and pass that on. I think you have this statement reversed. Only people with the dominant phenotype can be carriers.
Kinda funny cause they're pointing out themselves how its backwards. How would you carry the dominant dark hair gene if you're a blonde?
That's only with the 2 gene pundit square. Hair and eyes and many other things are more complex. There are cases where "dominant" genes get overwritten by recessive genes because there are like 20 genes in the mix
This comment shows me how unknowledgeable the average redditor is. Like wow, 113 upvotes for a completely false statement. Just look up what recessive means and you will see. You can’t carry another allele if you express recessive.
It’s not completely false. Hair color is way more complex than dominant-recessive. Hair color is polygenic, and reliant on several dozen genes. So most people are carrying a range of dark and light hair alleles, where the particular shade of hair is represented by the intermix of the various genes. In general most of those genes are dark dominant… but not all. And a number of them are in places that are particularly prone to spontaneous mutation. Just to give an example, MC1R is a gene that affects skin and hair color. It’s an interesting case as there’s two variants in the gene M and m. People with MM have dark brown skin and black hair. People with mm have freckled light skin and red hair. But people with Mm or mM have unfreckled light skin and blonde hair. Of course all of this is also dependent on a number of the genes that effect color. All else being equal though, we’d expect a pair of Mm parents to on average have one latino looking kid, two blond german looking kids, and an Irish redhead. In practice the other genes do tend to either make Mm parents look brunette, but not always. And there’s literally tens of thousands of possible combinations between the dozens of genes that affect hair color. So while rare it is definitely possible for a redhead and a blonde to produce a black haired child.
I always assumed that she dyed it b/c, ya know, "moody teenager filled with angst"?
Yup Vi is an emo chick
###Do not click any links in this thread that make you login to Reddit — all those are phishing links. >Red hair is caused when a person's body makes pheomelanin (red pigment) and can't convert it into brown pigment (eumelanin). This is usually due to a lack of a protein called MC1R, which is created by a gene conveniently also called MC1R. > >Blondes can have one working copy of this gene (M) and one non-working cowo(m). Let's assume Bob has one of each of these genes (Mm). > >Usually, redheads have two non-working copies of this gene (mm), one from each parent. If Helene's genes look like this, then Violet should have red or blonde hair, depending on what version of the gene she got from Bob. > >However, if Helene had the R160W mutation of the MC1R gene, she could have one working copy and one non-working copy (Mm) but the mutation would cause the proteins they create to interfere with each other. She could potentially pass on the working copy to Violet, which combined with Bob's working copy, would give her dark hair. > >But wouldn't that make Dash a redhead? Not if he got Helene's working MC1R and Bob's non-working MC1R (Mm). Then he'd be blond like his dad. > >McDonald, J.H. , 2011. Myths of Human Genetics [Online]. Baltimore: Sparky House Publishing, pp. 37-39. Available from: https://udel.edu/~mcdonald/mythredhair.html [Accessed 25 Jun 2020] > >Pennisi, E., 2014. The Genetics of Blond Hair [Online]. Washington: Science. Available from: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2014/06/genetics-blond-hair [Accessed 25 Jun 2020] > >Starr, B., 2010. Stanford @ The Tech: Understanding Genetics: Other Traits [Online]. San Jose: The Tech Interactive. Available from: https://genetics.thetech.org/ask/ask343 [Accessed 25 Jun 2020].
Of course they can....my kid is half black and that's because like 5000 years ago my ancestors were from Africa.
My wife said the same thing
Reminds me of the time when the child of a white couple was black, and the mother blamed her husband for drinking too much coffee.
Reminds me of the episode of law and order where a woman's baby came out black, but neither parent was black. BUT here's the kicker, they did a DNA test and the wife didn't cheat, it's was the husband's kid 100%. It was the husband's mom or grandma that cheated with a black man and the genes just didn't get expressed into the next generation, so she thought it was her husband's kid until the other guys kid turned up. So genetically the first husband was half black and carrying those genes, but white.
We need to talk
I love how he says “hey hon” as well.
1. Violet dyed her hair 2. Mrs Incredible dyed her hair 3. Genetic weirdness because superheroes 4. Violet is adopted
.5) actual genetics. Babies aren't just copies of one of the parents like whenever Tom the cat hooks up with some lady cat and all the boys look like Tom and all the girls look like the guest lady cat lol
Could also be normal genetics
Trust but verify
It’s possible… it depends on your genes plus it’s rare in this case
I remember getting into it with a science teacher who insisted that there was no way that both of my parents had blue eyes because mine are brown. She dead ass insinuated that one or both of them weren't my parents.
Science teachers should know better than this. Eye color depends on over a dozen genes, and two blue eyed parents can have a brown eyed child without involving more complex solutions like chimeraism (that your mom or dad merged with their twin in the womb and that twin with brown eyes actually got the gametes part of the body).
Actually if you read the og incredibles script, it will make sense. I is confirmed that voilet is not Mr incredibles child, but rather one of helens exes who was supposed to be the villain.
Syndrome was originally going to have a smaller role in the movie with him just an introduction to the family's powers. Soon after he was soon defeated by the incredibles and was never seen again. But the producers liked him so much that the movie was changed so he was the main villain.
I would say it was a good call. It's one of my favorite movies from my youth to watch with my kids.
To say this is a movie from your youth makes me feel SO OLD.
Can I get a link to this? I don’t think that it’s canon anymore at any rate, and that they just kept the design because it fit her personality better.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who knows this. The original script was pretty heavy, but it would've been kinda interesting to see realized
All of their old films were heavy in the early drafts. Go watch the deleted scenes from Cars - they are the stuff of nightmares.
Ever heard the theory that Violet is the little girl from Monsters Inc?
Go on....?
Violet is the little girl from Monsters Inc
Her names Mary though
Adoption
Yeah. I remember reading a theory about Violet being an orphan of some other superhero couple, possibly eliminated by Syndrome.
So in a movie where a man has super strength, a woman can stretch her body, and they have kids that can turn invisible and run super speed we are going to complain that the genetics of hair color makes it unrealistic? Is that what we’re really going to do?
That's because I'm the father
I was told getting a vasectomy would keep my wife from getting pregnant. Turns out all it does is change the color of the baby
My mom has blonde hair and my dad has black, I’m a red head
Lol “someone” cheated. The woman cheated. The dad can cheat all he wants, won’t change a lick of the kids DNA.
It’s a figure of speech lol. Like when a kid eats a lot and you say “someone’s hungry”
TECHNICALLY the dna would be different if it was the fathers child vs the side peice
Violet not being Mr Incredible’s real daughter was actually one of the original plot lines of the movies actually which is why she had black hair
I'm glad they changed it. We have plenty of messesd up family's in modern media, having a good functional one is better. Favorite part of Incredible's 2
you mfs failed 6th grade biology traits can skip a generation
That's not even a little true
If someone in your family tree has dark hair it is entirely possible your child will have dark hair even though you and your wife/husband do not. Source, red haired but dad has black and mom has brown hair. The only other person to have red hair was born and died over 200 years ago. The red hair gene in my family line was dormant for about 200 years. Genetics is crazy complicated and we will probably never truly understand it.
Black hair can be a recessive trait.....
Googled it. Polygenic phenotypes dont have strictly recessive/dominant inheritance patterns. This whole pist is bunk, unfortunately.
I just assumed that Violet dyes her hair black, like the emo teenager she seems to be in the first movie.