The phrase refers to sexually explicit or pornographic comics featuring characters from the Disney-Pixar film, The Incredibles. As “rule 34” suggests, the content is derived from the internet adage that if something exists, there is pornography of it. This applies to fictional characters, regardless of the original intent or target audience of the source material. The characters are often depicted in compromising or sexually suggestive situations.
The proliferation of such content, particularly related to animated characters, often raises ethical concerns, especially when characters are depicted as minors or in ways that exploit or sexualize them. This genre’s existence highlights the complexities of internet culture, copyright law, and the varying interpretations and uses of fictional characters. Its prevalence and consumption also reflect broader societal attitudes towards sexuality, fan culture, and the boundaries of creative expression.
