| abstract | - The NSA was responsible for placing the superheroes in hiding when the public began suing for damages done by superheroes when fighting crime. "The Supers would be granted amnesty from responsibility for past actions, in the promise to never again resume hero-work." This act (known as the Superhero Relocation Program) is seen in effect in three cities in California:
* Municiberg
* Westburg
* Metroville According to the DVD extra, there were teams of Supers, banded together by some of the world's greatest superheroes:
* The Thrilling Three, consisted of Gazerbeam, Apogee, Phylange and formerly Dynaguy, who was the leader. Their base was the Thrilling Three Tower.
* Beta Force, consisted of Universal Man and Blazestone. Their base was the Statue of Atlas at the abandoned World's Fair Pavilion.
* Phantasmics, consisted of Everseer, Plasmabolt, Macroburst and Psycwave. Their base is in a secret mid-ocean area codenamed "New Atlantis". The Act lasted for 15 years until the foiling of Operation Kronos by both Frozone and the Incredibles saw the public indebted to superheroes, and the ban on superheroes was soon lifted. Afterwards, the NSA coordinated the activity of superheroes, such as the transfer of supervillain prisoners (as seen in the Incredibles play set in Disney Infinity). On the 2-Disc DVD of The Incredibles, there are several superheroes registered with the NSA (although some were only listed in the film and not on the actual register).
* Apogee
* Blazestone
* Blitzerman (Film only)
* Centrio
* Downburst
* Dynaguy
* Elastigirl (Mrs. Incredible)
* Everseer
* Fironic (Film only—mentioned)
* Frozone
* Gamma Jack
* Gazerbeam
* Hypershock
* Macroburst
* Meta-Man
* Mr. Incredible
* Phylange
* Plasmabolt
* Psycwave
* Splashdown
* Stormicide
* Stratogale
* Thunderhead
* Tradewind (Film only)
* Universal Man
* Vectress (Film only)
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