Jack-Jack Parr

Background

Jack-Jack is a major character in the 2004 Disney•Pixar animated film, The Incredibles and its 2018 sequel. He is the youngest son of Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl and the younger brother of Violet Parr and Dash Parr. Despite coming from a family of Supers, it was initially believed that he was born without any powers. In a surprising turn of events, the Parrs would later discover that he has at least seventeen powers.

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The incredibles Jack-Jack is first introduced being bathed in the sink by his mother, Helen as she talks on the phone to his father, Bob. He is later seen at dinner, with Helen trying to get him to eat his baby food by making funny faces, which he mimics. This also makes his older brother, Dash, feel weird. He laughs when his older siblings, Violet and Dash, get into a fight, enjoying the action and thinking they are playing. In the montage scene, Jack-Jack is seen being taken care of by Bob, who has recently gained a large amount of confidence, after secretly taking a job on a remote island. He gives him a kiss on the cheek. Realizing that his dad has come to care for him more despite the latter's responsibilities, Jack-Jack giggles. Helen encourages Bob to take a turn feeding Jack-Jack, which he does. Later, Dash and Violet stow aboard a plane Helen had rented, and quickly called Violet's friend, Kari McKeen, to babysit him. The baby is seen playing with an orange ball in his high chair while Kari is talking to Helen on the phone. He is not seen again until the end of the movie when Syndrome tries to kidnap him to raise him as a sidekick to get revenge on his family. However, thanks to Kari playing Mozart for him, he has learned of his powers and uses them (fire, steel, and demon forms) to escape from Syndrome who is flying up towards his hover jet. As he is falling towards the ground, Helen catches him. He and the rest of the family are then saved from Syndrome's exploding plane thanks to Violet's force field. Jack-Jack then joins the others in laughter after Dash asks if they will have to move again. At the end of the movie, he is shown clapping for Dash from the bleachers during the track meet and is then shown to be ready to fight The Underminer, thereby setting up the events of the sequel. The Incredibles 2 n the sequel, the fight with The Underminer picks up where it left off. Jack-Jack is left in the care of his older siblings. Later, his family is moved into a motel and then into a fabulous new home after his mother gets a new job. While Helen is gone, Jack-Jack is tended to by Bob who does what he can to care for him and the baby enjoys his time with his father. Jack Jack reveals to his father that, thanks to Kari, he has awakened at least seventeen of his powers when he fights off a raccoon. Bob is overjoyed to learn this but worried when he sees the rest of his son's many powers and decides to hide this from his family for a while as it could bring Helen home. Jack-Jack's powers make this an overwhelming task as whenever he uses his dimensional travel power, Bob has to use cookies to bring him back. Bob then has to keep giving his infant son cookies until he is satisfied. If he is unable or unwilling to do so, Jack-Jack will get angry, causing him to turn into his Monster form and attack his father. Eventually, Violet and Dash witness Jack-Jack's powers and they find out Bob is so sleep-deprived from trying to reign in Jack-Jack, so they call Lucius. At first, Lucius sees a normal infant but is surprised when his powers activate and describes Jack-Jack's abilities as "freaky" and advises Bob to get some outside help. Bob leaves Jack-Jack in care of Edna, who refuses at first but her perspective changed when she is delighted at seeing his powers in action. When Bob picks Jack-Jack up, Edna reveals she upgraded Jack-Jack's suit to help Bob handle him and gives a demonstration. During the demo, Edna reveals that listening to Mozart's music caused Jack-Jack to unleash his powers. Edna describes him as a polymorph, explaining they have various abilities. When Jack-Jack sees a giant cookie, Bob declares that he must get cookies. Edna tells him that not only does he not need cookies, but he also should not use them with Jack-Jack no matter what he does: Any solution involving cookies will inevitably make him angry enough to not only use his Monster Transformation Power but his Self-Combustion power as well. Shortly after Bob leaves upon being contacted by Evelyn Deavor that Helen is in trouble, Jack-Jack and his siblings are visited by the mind-controlled "wannabe" Supers. The children escape by the Incredibile (summoned by Dash) and make their way to the Devtech ship to search for their parents. They eventually find them as well as Lucius but are forced to take cover in Violet's force-field as their mind-controlled parents and "Uncle Lucius" attack them. Jack-Jack then floats through the force-field and up to his mother. Noticing the goggles, he uses his telekinesis ability to levitate the goggles off Helen, freeing her from Evelyn's control. Helen then removes the goggles from Bob and Lucius before proudly embracing her children. Jack-Jack uses his powers to assist in freeing the other hypnotized Supers from Evelyn's control as his mother is shocked to learn of them and Bob tells her they have to catch up later. Following Evelyn's arrest, Helen can't believe she missed watching her son's powers as Bob tells her that he has more. Later on, the Supers are made legal again.

Statistics

Tier: At least 9-B, 9-A with powers

Name: Jack-Jack Parr

Origin: The Incredibles

Sex: Male

Age: 1 years old

Classification: Super, Superhero

Attack Potency: At least Wall level (Jack-Jack's kinetic energy is this high and he is shown able to run trought iron walls even when normal), Room level with powers (Jack-Jack can overpower and harm heroes that should be comparable to His family with his powers)

Dimensionality: 3-D

Travel Speed: Below Average Human normally, Superhuman with super speed (Jack-Jack can move so fast he becomes a blur)

Combat Speed: FTL (Jack-Jack can fight a raccoon who can react to his laser vision)

Reaction Speed: FTL

Lifting Strength: Below Average Human, Higher with powers

Striking Strength: At least Wall Class, Room Class with various powers

Durability: At least Wall Class, Room level with various powers

Stamina: Unknown

Range: Below Standard Melee Range, Extended Melee Range with Size Manipulation, Tens of meters with various powers

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Small Size (Type 0), Body Control and Biological Manipulation (Jack-Jack can modify his body), Dimensional Travel (Jack-Jack can travel trought another dimension), Telekinesis (Jack-Jack can lift things with telekinesis), Levitation (Jack-Jack can levitate), Surface Scaling (Jack-Jack can walk on cellings), Size Manipulation (Jack-Jack can make himself bigger and smaller), Energy Projection (Jack-Jack has has laser vision), Transformation (Jack-Jack has various forms such as Fog, Metal, Water and demon baby), Electricity Manipulation (Jack-Jack can relase electricity), Electromagnetism Manipulation (Stated by enda here), Fire Manipulation (Jack-Jack can burst into flames), Duplication (Jack-Jack can multiply himself), Intangibility (Jack-Jack can phase trought walls), Regeneration (Low-High; Jack-Jack can seemingly reform himself from this), Spatial Manipulation (Jack-Jack can warp space), Bulletproof (His supersuit is bulletproof), Resistance to Extreme Heat (His supersuit can withstand temperatures of over 1000 degrees)

Standard Equipment: His supersuit

Intelligence: Below Average, likely Average (Despite being a baby, Jack-Jack shows intressing knowledge such as showing multiple times that he knows how to use his powers

Standard Tactics: Jack-Jack is a wild card, but he has however displayed using Demon baby and fire manipulation the most when angry

Weaknesses: Jack-Jack is a baby making him unable to use his powers to the best of their capabilities and he has very limited fighting experience

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