Elastigirl's pear-shaped figure appears more "thicc" compared to the first film, with some more slight jiggle physics added to her. She also has more close-up shots of her backside due to her being the protagonist.

Jack Jack has his diaper changed, and the side of the infant's little buttocks is visible.

Violet gets upset and moody when a boy doesn't arrive for a date. Her younger brother Dash asks if she is 'having adolescence'.

Both heroes and heroines wear skin-tight "super suits" that accentuate muscles and especially accentuate the figures of women. When Elastigirl puts on a new suit, she looked self-conscious about how her figure looks in the leotard.

Both Violet Parr and Tony Rydinger flirt awkwardly in a few scenes.

A man tells the story of how his father was shot by criminals. Video of father turning around scared and a zoom on a gun firing.

Dark and Intense Superhero Violence, but no blood is seen or mentioned in the movie.

Moderate animated violence with no blood, gore or major injuries. There is stylized fight sequences, but with no lasting pervasive violence. Cruelty some characters possess may factor into the situations where some are harmed unjustly.

In the helicopter scene, Elastigirl tells two other adults to get ready and they jump out of the helicopter and fall in the water. It is unknown if they drowned or survived the fall as they are not seen or mentioned in the movie after that.

One use of "hell" and two uses of "damn"

Two uses of "Oh my God!"

One use of "What the fu-" but it is cut off

"Suck," "god," "crap," "hell," and "damn" respectively, with Incredibles 2 being the very first Pixar production to ever include most of the expletives just mentioned.

"Hell" is mentioned once by Evelyn Deavor.

2 uses of crap

Adult characters are shown consuming alcoholic beverages in a few scenes but remain sober throughout.

Helen acts and sounds drunk in one scene due to hypoxia.

EPILEPSY WARNING! This movie involves multiple scenes with strobe effects--some lasting as long as a minute. The time stamps are around the 1 hr 10 min mark, a VERY intense one around 1 hr 24 min that lasts about forty seconds, and one directly after a scene involving a group photo.

The appearance of the ScreenSlaver is frightening. The villain's introduction is dark, suspenseful, and disturbing.

At the beginning of the film, Tony is briefly shown being memory-wiped, and he appears to have been knocked unconscious. Might be slightly worrying to some younger viewers, wondering what Violet may end up with.

Dark themes like the loss of a parent (either one of them or both), family issues and dictatorship, a darker tone, some scary and suspenseful moments, and much violence and action.