Gazerbeam was avenged when Syndrome finally met his death. The probe scanned Gazerbeam's corpse and falsely reported to Syndrome that Mr. Bob then hid behind Gazerbeam's corpse to fake his death when Syndrome sent a probe to make sure of his demise. When Bob narrowly escaped an explosive device deployed by Syndrome, he found Gazerbeam's skeleton in a hidden cave and looking from his view carved into the walls, the password to Syndrome's computers: KRONOS. His final act was crucial in aiding the Incredibles in their mission to stop Syndrome. He was able to get to a cave just before his death, where his final act before dying was to use his powers to carve 'KRONOS' on the cave wall in which he was hiding in the hopes that someone would discover it and put an end to Syndrome's evil schemes. Gazerbeam's death is off-screen, however, it is shown that he was killed by Syndrome's Omnidroid V.5 as a test subject in a mass genocide initiated by Syndrome. 15 years later, he would be one of the most recent victims of the Omnidroid, with Bob having noticed his disappearance becoming a story in the newspaper. However, this may have allowed for easy tracking when Syndrome's organization was looking for supers to lure to Nomanisan Island.

During the superhero ban, Gazerbeam was an activist for superhuman rights, wanting the ban on supers to be revoked. His parents also had two phones to contact Gazerbeam and Fironic should trouble arise. Before of All Supers Ban, He's seen shaking hands with Winston's father indicating they had been close friends along with a fellow Super, Fironic. He appeared alive at the wedding of Elastigirl and Mr. Gazerbeam was a member of a superhero team called the Phantasmics, but conflicts with Everseer lead him to leave the team and he soon joined the Thrilling Three as their new leader upon the death of Dynaguy, which he also later left.

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