A/N: So, I recently got into the Futuristic Four fandom, and I feel it's a shame because it's got a lot of potential. In case you don't know who the Futuristic Four are, it refers to Violet Parr from The Incredibles, Penny Forrester from Bolt, Wilbur Robinson from Meet The Robinsons, and Hiro Hamada from Big Hero 6. I hope you enjoy this fic! Please follow and review! ~ DragonWasser

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FULL SUMMARY:

It is the year 1962. Supers, and their formerly illegal activities, have just been legislated. Violet should be rejoicing, and she is. Was, anyway. Because the Parr family has been torn apart, scattered through time and space by one of the newly registered Supers, desperate to have the competition gone.

It is the year 2037. Penny Forrester has been living a peaceful life with her mother and pets when a girl crash-lands into her backyard. A girl who can somehow produce force fields, turn invisible, and doesn't have a clue about where she is or how she got there. Luckily for her, Penny may have a few useful contacts from her actress past.

It is the year 2037. Hiro Hamada has just witnessed his microbot presentation go up in smoke - and not in a fire, this time. Shocked and embarassed, he teams up with a kid who just might have a lead to what just happened - when a former acquaintance calls with an equally perplexing event.

It is the year 2037. Wilbur Robinson thought the craziest thing that had happened to him was being erased from existence and brought back - it's hard to top that - but after seeing a masked person make a load of tech vanish into thin air, he'd admit the aftermath would come pretty close. Add that to the fact that the Robinsons' time machine is strangely malfunctioning, just when he needs it the most, and he's reconsidering exactly how crazy things can be.

It's a race through time and space, to get Violet back home, retrieve the microbots, and stop the villain from cutting, or rather, exploding the ground under their feet.

It's time for the Futuristic Four to get off the ground.

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Chapter One

Violet's POV

A few minutes into the fight, Violet had to admit that the villain of the week her family was fighting was much tougher than most.

For starters, this villain was a teleporter, and an adept one at that. He or she - in full armour complete with mask, Violet couldn't tell - would be in a spot just to deal a few blows to one of them, then disappear before any harm could be dealt to them. That also meant they could bypass Violet's forcefields, which was a disadvantage.

They weren't doing great: most of their blows had only managed to hit others by accident (Violet was certain she had hit the others about five times by now), they were in a near-crumbling building due to the blows it had accidentally absorbed from her dad, and Frozone had so far been unable to freeze the teleporter before they vanished.

In a nutshell, it was going to be a long night.

Violet couldn't help being a tiny bit thrilled, though. It'd been a long time they could fight with the approval of the law and general public. And it also meant that they could call police backup, instead of leaving the criminal in some alley, where they could potentially escape. Or for sticky situations, speaking of which...

The teleporter had appeared right in front of her while she was invisible, and Violet wasted no time punching them, sending them sprawling on the ground for a second before they disappeared again.

'We've gotta come up with a new strategy!' Violet yelled, surveying the area for the teleporter. 'Like, team up or something! Dash, you're with me!'

Violet turned back visible for a second to sign to Dash (the Parrs had made up various hand signals for fights like these), who nodded, then became invisible again before running over to his side. Like she'd predicted, the teleporter appeared in front of Dash next, and was swiftly subjected to a large force field ramming into them at high speed. It did manage to stun them for a second or two -

'FROZONE, NOW!'

Frozone - or Uncle Lucius, as the kids knew him best - sent a blast of ice to their general direction, but the teleporter had already disappeared. Violet felt a harsh stab of disappointment - they were so close!

'Kids!' her mom shouted, 'Strategy! Vi, you do what you just did with Dash. Bob, hurl me over later to knock them out!'

The villain suddenly materialised in front of her mom, forcing her to cut her speech as she sent a punch flying into an equally sudden nothingness.

Violet focused on the task at hand. Knock villain out using force field with Dash. That wasn't too hard. As if on cue, the villain appeared with a fist back, ready to punch Dash -

And the force field rammed straight into them.

'BOB!'

Her mother flew straight through the air, landing on the villain and giving them a straight rabbit punch to the temple and knocking them out, before Frozone encased them in ice.

Her dad jogged over, wiping sweat from his brow. 'Are they knocked out?'

'Yup,' Dash grinned. 'Did you see how cool it was when Vi and I knocked the villain right onto their back? Like after we did it already? They never saw it coming!'

Her dad - Mr. Incredible - chuckled, then pulled a cell phone from his belt. 'Police?... Yes, it's the Parrs... We've apprehended the villain, but you need anti-teleportation handcuffs for this one. And a maximum security cell suited for their teleportation skills... Ah, thank you very much.' He ended the call looking reasonably pleased.

Her mother, Elastigirl, walked back to their group, stretching a little. 'We should head home, it's past midnight.' She smiled, her gaze sweeping them all. 'Great work, everyone - '

And her brow suddenly furrowed in worry. 'Where's Jack-Jack?'

Violet looked around, blood running cold; there was no sign of Jack-Jack anywhere.

'Maybe... he teleported away?' her dad said, in a slightly faltering voice. 'Wait... I'll get the baby tracker...' With fumbling hands, he pulled it out of a nearby bag, checking it while everyone else held their breath for the verdict.

'He's not here,' their dad whispered, nearly dropping the tracker. 'Doesn't turn up at all.'

'What do you mean, "not at all"?' Dash asked. 'He's gotta be somewhere.'

Their dad continued studying the device, presumably scanning the whole map. 'He doesn't show up anywhere in the world. And this device can track him anywhere in the world...' He trailed off, terrified.

Her mom looked equally shocked. 'That's impossible.'

'Not really,' a voice rang out.

Oh -

The family whipped around, poised to fight the villain, who was struggling to stand up. Violet's mom wasted no time throwing herself at the teleporter, knocking the villain down again.

'WHAT DID YOU DO TO MY - '

Abrupt silence engulfed the room, both Elastigirl and the villain gone.

'HONEY?' their dad yelled. 'HONEY!'

'DAD, BEHIND YOU!'

Violet barely screamed a warning before the villain's hand was on her dad's shoulder, and in the blink of an eye both of them had disappeared.

'DASH, RUN!'

He didn't need to be told twice. Violet turned invisible in response, encasing herself and her brother in a large, violet-tinted force field. They could spy the villain right outside their ball, ready to be rammed down -

Without warning, Violet fell hard on the ground, groaning. When she opened her eyes, Dash was nowhere to be seen.

Instead, the villain's mask filled her vision, a hand on her shoulder almost as to comfort her. She definitely wasn't invisible any more - that fight had drained her powers, and that fall had made her temporarily lose control of them, rendering her visible. She tried to fight the villain off, create a force field, but the grip on her shoulder was too hard, almost making her pass out.

Then she felt like she was passing through sunlight, for about a second, before she actually did.

A/N: Just in case anyone gets confused about the timeline, this chapter takes place after Incredibles 2, which is in 1962. Violet is still 14. Thanks for reading!