Bomb Voyage had a minor cameo as a street mime in Ratatouille, during the second act when Linguini and Colette are rollerskating by Notre Dame His name also appears on a newspaper that Colette is reading. Bomb Voyage's name is a pun on the French phrase, "Bon Voyage".

During a street scene, Bomb Voyage can be seen in the background as a mime. The boy watching the mime is young Anton Ego (from Anton's flashback). Bomb Voyage is also featured on the front page of the newspaper in which Colette reads Solene LeClaire's review.

Linguini found a girlfriend, and her name is Colette, so then Linguini wants to go out on a date with Colette

Linguini appears kind to her, but Colette is shown as a tough and unforgiving person. Colette teaches Linguini all his secrets, but when he succeeds Colette gets angry since she has stayed in the background, but Linguini kisses her and that is the beginning of a great love relationship.

Bomb Voyage, (Voyage à le bambe in French) is a minor antagonist in Pixar's 6th full-length animated feature film The Incredibles He is a mime-esque bank robber who utilizes bombs and explosives for his crimes. He was voiced by Dominique Louis.

As Buddy flew off to get the police, Bomb Voyage put a bomb on his cape (unbeknownst to him) forcing Mr. Incredible to release Bomb Voyage in order to save Buddy.

Colette Tatou is the tritagonist of Ratatouille. Colette is a very tough, assertive woman who is very hardworking. She is very fierce and strong, as shown when she is forced to train Linguini,

Initially, Colette is puzzled by his actions and raving behavior and slips a hand into her bag for a canister of mace. Remy desperately makes Linguini fall onto Colette to prevent him from talking further and the two kiss. Colette is equally surprised as Linguini but quickly falls in love, dropping the mace.

Food critic Anton Ego arrives with a challenge for the restaurant, and Colette prepares only to discover that Linguini had no ability to cook. When Linguini defends Remy, Colette listens to his claim that the rat is the real cook.

On Linguini's first day as a chef, he and Remy find a way to communicate: Remy guides Linguini like a marionette by pulling on his hair while hidden under Linguini's toque. Skinner assigns Colette Tatou, the staff's only female chef, to train his new cook.

Bomb Voyage is a recurring enemy of Mr. Incredible as he is introduced. He is a mime-like criminal who speaks French although it was hinted that he knew English as well, as he said "IncrediBoy" in its English wording rather than a French translation of the name.

and slips a hand into her bag for a canister of mace. Remy desperately makes Linguini fall onto Colette to prevent him from talking further and the two kiss. Colette is equally surprised as Linguini but quickly falls in love, dropping the mace.

and slips a hand into her bag for a canister of mace. Remy desperately makes Linguini fall onto Colette to prevent him from talking further and the two kiss. Colette is equally surprised as Linguini but quickly falls in love, dropping the mace.

and slips a hand into her bag for a canister of mace. Remy desperately makes Linguini fall onto Colette to prevent him from talking further and the two kiss. Colette is equally surprised as Linguini but quickly falls in love, dropping the mace.

and slips a hand into her bag for a canister of mace. Remy desperately makes Linguini fall onto Colette to prevent him from talking further and the two kiss. Colette is equally surprised as Linguini but quickly falls in love, dropping the mace.

and slips a hand into her bag for a canister of mace. Remy desperately makes Linguini fall onto Colette to prevent him from talking further and the two kiss. Colette is equally surprised as Linguini but quickly falls in love, dropping the mace.