Incredibles 2

Original Pixar characters; no established characters swapped.

Elastigirl is recruited as the more marketable hero while Mr. Incredible stays home struggling with parenting, a deliberate role-reversal, but it's played for comedy and growth rather than an anti-male message.

• Elastigirl chosen for the public-hero campaign over Mr. Incredible
• Bob struggles comically with homemaking and childcare while Helen succeeds in the field

No LGBTQ+ content.

Diverse supporting cast (e.g. Frozone) fits naturally; nothing forced.

• Frozone among the superhero ensemble

Light themes about working moms and changing family roles, but folded into the story rather than sermonized.

• Subplot framing of Helen's career and Bob's domestic role

Bob's bumbling at home is comedic, not a framing of masculinity as toxic; he's ultimately competent and heroic.

• Bob learns parenting and still saves the day alongside Helen

Original franchise sequel; no source to betray.