Elastigirl Is the Family Breadwinner and Edna Mode Is Still so Shady in New 'Incredibles 2' Trailer

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The full-length trailer for one of the most highly anticipated sequels of 2018 is showing a traditional gender role reversal.
In Pixar's Incredibles 2 trailer, released earlier this week, it looks like Elastigirl will be out fighting crime, while Mr. Incredible will be staying home to take care of their newborn son, Jack-Jack along with their older children Violet and Dash.
As Mr. Incredible says in the trailer, “I’ve got to succeed, so she can succeed.”
We also get see a glimpse of fashion icon Edna 'E' Mode reading Mr. Incredible at the end of the trailer. She says, “Done properly parenting is a heroic act… done properly.”
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