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The eerie phase music from the Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny meme. Creators play it when a situation slides from wholesome to deeply unsettling in stages.

This twelve-second clip captures the dark, droning phase music tied to the Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny meme. Low rumbling tones and an uneasy melody give it a wrong, sinking feeling, like the air has gone cold. It usually sits under a distorted, shadowy image of Mr Incredible as the phases climb, and the sound alone tells viewers the joke has turned from silly to sinister. Played on its own, it still works as instant atmosphere for anything creepy, cursed or going badly.

Mr Incredible comes from Pixar's The Incredibles (2004), and the Becoming Uncanny meme format appeared on YouTube around 2021, built as slideshows of the character looking increasingly distorted across numbered phases. The wholesome opening image gives way to shadowy, unsettling versions of him, and the music darkens to match. Creators copied the structure for countless topics, from opinions to everyday fears, and it crossed over to TikTok edits. It endures because the escalating-phase joke works for anything that gets worse the longer you look at it.

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What is the Mr Incredible Uncanny sound?

It is the dark, droning phase music from the Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny meme, the escalating slideshow format where the character looks more distorted with each phase. The sound signals that something has turned from harmless to deeply unsettling.

Where does the meme come from?

The character is Mr Incredible from Pixar's The Incredibles (2004). The Becoming Uncanny slideshow format started on YouTube around 2021, showing the character in increasingly disturbing phases paired with music that grows darker.

How do creators use this sound in edits?

They place it at the turning point of an edit, when a wholesome setup becomes cursed or disturbing. It works best under slow zooms, darkening frames and escalating phase-style images rather than dialogue.