The Dark Psychology of Pixar's Greatest Villain.
"When everyone's super... no one will be." We all know Syndrome as the remarkably brilliant villain of The Incredibles, but his character goes much deeper than most people think. In this video, I'll be breaking down the dark psychology of Buddy Pine and exploring how a childhood obsession turned into a dangerous psychological coping mechanism. Welcome to 'The Dark Psychology of Pixar’s Greatest Villain.' If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to leave a like & subscribe! Thnx for watching!
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