Pixar’s The Incredibles was such a smash hit that I don’t think anyone saw coming. Fans clamored for a sequel for years. We finally got one in 2018, but it was met with more mixed reviews than the original.
Regardless, a lot of us have kept our soft spot for the Parrs (and friends).
This explains why there’s still a handful of custom content for The Incredibles (on the Sims 4, no less!) despite the first movie being almost two decades old.
Onyx Sims’ CAS pack includes literally everything you need to dress up your TS4 Incredibles fam!
The main items are four bodysuits for four different life stages (Toddlers, Children, Male Adults/Young Adults, and Female Adults/Young Adults). They come in that rich, red color and have the distinct “i” logo on the chest.
The fifth item is face paint designed to look like the superheroes’ black, identity-protecting domino mask.
2. DBClayton’s Superhero Mod Pack v.1.2 by DBClayton/The Girl With the Lead Arrow
Although not specifically marketed or based off of The Incredibles, this mod pack contains custom, functional mods that let your Sim become an actual superhero!
It includes mods by well-known creators (like Zerbu and Neia), custom traits, and superhero-themed CC.
Get your Sim on the path of righteousness via the custom Superhero Career, get a ton of new unlocked interactions when you give your Sim the Superhero trait, and try on an insane amount of new costumes (complete with masks) in CAS.
If you want to actually play the Parr family like their silver-screen counterparts, these mods can add a lot more depth (and fun) to your gameplay!
Edna Mode wasn’t a superhero, but by God did she steal the show!
Everything about her, from her character design to her script and her line delivery, was iconic.
So it comes as no surprise that there are a healthy number of Create-a-Sim videos focusing on – you guessed it – Edna Mode herself.
As you can see from the video, Katverse does an awesome job of recreating the sassy fashion designer in TS4. And if you want Katverse’s Edna Mode in your EA gallery, she is downloadable!
(You can get her tray files here if the download button on the site doesn’t redirect you).
So like Katverse, aceCakee made their own TS4 version of the Parr family! Bob, Helen, Violet, Dash, and – of course – little baby Jack-Jack.
You can watch the whole process via their CAS video and download their custom Sims to your own gallery. All necessary Simsfileshare links are in the YouTube video description!
5. The Incredibles Simblreen 2019 Trick or Treat Collection by igorstory
This is another meaty CAS pack full of The Incredibles costumes and cosmetics.
It’s kind of like Onyx Sims’ CC set.
And, coincidentally, the creator for this set (igorstory) made it for Simblreen, too!
This Incredibles Simblreeen 2019 Trick or Treat Collection contains a bunch of custom clothing items you can use to dress your Sims up like characters from The Incredibles.
What’s cool about this separate set is that igorstory doesn’t just focus on the Parr family. Full-body costumes and accessories for Frozone (Bob’s ice-blasting, Samuel Jackson-sounding besite) and Syndrome – the first movie’s main baddie – are also included!
6. Les Indestructibles Deguisement: Bambin by janysims3
If you want a Maxis Match costume suitable for Jack-Jack Parr, this modest CAS set by janysims3 contains a wearable Toddler onesie and a face mask.
While you can get the same thing from the other costume packs on this list, I figure having a separate direct download keeps things neat. It gives you more CAS options, too!
This Incredibles Toddler onesie is more of a casual, non-costume variation.
It’s a little less “spandex superhero” and a little more “soft, comfy outfit with a superhero logo design.”
Basically, you wouldn’t use this to recreate Dash or Jack-Jack in CAS—but you would use this to clothe a regular TS4 Toddler who just happens to like The Incredibles!
This casual spin makes the CC more usable and everyday-wear-friendly.
Mcrudd’s Incredible Baby Outfits is an absolutely adorable TS4 baby variation that I didn’t know I needed.
Real talk; we all know that babies are objects in TS4, right? They’re connected to their cribs, and any interaction you can hope to have with them is limited to a 20-foot radius around said object. Your Sims can’t even feed them on the couch or the bed!
So, TS4 baby clothes? Not a feasible option.
Or so I thought!
Installing mcrudd’s baby outfit in your mods folder overwrites the default EA baby design and replaces it with this: an adorably smiley baby decked out in a domino mask and a rich, red, superhero onesie.
Helen Parr – aka Mrs. Incredible and/or Elastigirl – has a very unique hairstyle.
It kinda looks like a classic, side-swept bob (no pun intended re: her husband) only it’s got a weird uptick at the back. Pretty asymmetrical and, therefore, pretty difficult to recreate.
One of the custom hairstyles I saw used in a lot of The Incredibles CAS videos was this cute, quirky cut by wingssims.
It doesn’t have the uptick, but it’s got the side-swept bob silhouette and the asymmetry, so. I agree – I think it works!
The moment I saw these floating purple orbs, I immediately thought of Violet Parr’s force fields. The bottom picture was especially convincing, since Vi is often depicted floating inside her defensive, all-encompassing domed force field.
Promotional posters for the second movie also feature Violet holding small, floating force orbs in the palm of her hand.
Anyway, a quick Google search for “Violet Parr powers” should prove just how perfect these custom orb accessories by Natalia-Auditore are!
12. Sims 4: All Nine Lantern Corps! (All Masks) by Sambler
No, I’m not mixing up my superheroes. I’m after the custom domino masks in this set.
I loved the scene in the first movie where Helen gave Violet her face mask (complete with a quick lecture on the importance of keeping identities secret), so I thought I’d include a separate download link for wearable superhero masks.
Just in case the custom face paint option (from Onyx Sims’ CAS pack) isn’t working for you.
13. Jack Jack Costume: Halloween Special by simtographies
I think I’ve included several Jack-Jack/Toddler-sized superhero costumes on this list, but a little variety never hurt.
Plus I like that this iteration by simtographies comes with two versions: one with the “i” logo and one without.
So your little Toddler Sim can switch between being the unpredictable baby of the Parr fam to being a regular baby in a warm, red, non-superhero-related onesie.
