Actors Jonathan Banks and Sophia Bush are the newest cast members of the computer- animated film, "Incredibles 2".
Disney has also revealed the character details for the latest entrants, along with the previously announced stars, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Banks plays Rick Dicker, a government leader who helps the Parr family (The Incredibles) protect their superhero identities as the chief of Super Relocation Programme.
But the family is left to fend for themselves when the division is shut down.
Bush essays Voyd, a young Elastigirl fan who aspires to be a superhero and possesses the power of creating voids which allows objects to appear and disappear.
Isabella Rossellini voice stars as Ambassador, an advocate fighting for superheroes to be legalised.
The details of the earlier announced members, Bob Odenkirk and Catherine Keener, have also been shared.
Odenkirk plays Winston Deavor, who leads a telecom company with his sister Evelyn Deavor, played by Keener.
Winston is a superhero fan, who would like to help bring the superteam out of hiding by reforming public perception about them. Evelyn is a tech wiz.
The plot will centre more around Elastigirl (Holly Hunter), who will be out saving the world once more while Mr Incredible (Craig T Nelson) is at home looking after their youngest child, Jack-Jack (Huck Milner).
Although, the film takes the story forward, no leap will be shown and the plot will proceed right after the cliffhanger ending in the first.
Samuel L Jackson and Sarah Vowell also reprise their roles, with original director-writer Brad Bird returning.
The sequel to the 2004 film, "Incredibles 2", is set to be released on June 15.
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