Fans are scouring for information about "The Incredibles 2" plot ever since it was confirmed by Disney President Bob Iger, during the Disney Investor's meeting in March 2014.

Now, some ideas for "The Incredibles 2" plot are surfacing online and one popular theory is that Jack-Jack will become the next villain. Should it come to fruition, it will perhaps be one of the most shocking twists out there.

According to Inquisitr, the story will revolve five years after the first film, where the world is at peace due to resurgence of superheroes. Dash and Violet Parr will be known as the greatest superhero duo while their parents Bob and Helen still fights crime from time to time as they turn most of their attention to Jack-Jack.

Jack-Jack grows up as a 6 year old rebel. He has been trying to gasp and realize his full potential and due to his otherworldly and uncontrollable capabilities, he becomes an outcast at school. Due to the events of the first film where Syndrome tried to kidnap Jack-Jack while he was still a baby, his parents became overprotective of him. Later on, Jack-Jack will discover that his power becomes controllable when he is angry and villainous.

Later on, he attracts a rising villain and takes Jack-Jack in as his apprentice. As Jack-Jack grows comfortable with the antihero, the next task given to him is to kill his family.

While some might find "The Incredibles 2" plot stated above interesting, what all fans would like to know as soon as possible is the film's release date. Although there are no official announcements yet, 3D production team director Josh Hollander said that the time in making the movie will be a lot faster this time due to the technological advancements. He said this during the 3D Creative Summit in London.

"Right now we're working on The Incredibles, which is a lot of fun in 3D. I'm not sure what the release strategy for it will be. It's been an interesting challenge to work on technology because - while the film was released 10 years ago - the technology is even older as it took four years to make."