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== Film -- Animated ==
* ''[[The Incredibles]]'': Jack-Jack (not a moron, but a baby) demonstrates a startling array of powers (which, by most reckonings, are probably more [[Badass]] than those of the rest of the cast) when threatened by the [[Big Bad]], Syndrome.
** Or the babysitter. In the fairly amusing short packaged with the DVD of ''[[The Incredibles]]'', ''Jack Jack Attack'', Jack-Jack reduces the babysitter to a [[Badly-Battered Babysitter|stress-overloaded wreck]] by spontaneously generating anti-gravity powers, teleportation, the ability to shoot [[Eye Beams]], and Human-Torch-esque flame powers. Since the whole ''The Incredibles'' seems to be a [[Homage]] to [[Fantastic Four (Comic Book)|The Fantastic Four]], he might be a sly reference to the fifth Fantastic: [[Goo-Goo Godlike|Franklin]]. The writers, for their part, note that the reason they gave him so many powers he flips through like he's channel surfing is because he's a baby: he hasn't defined himself yet. What this means for the world of ''[[The Incredibles]]'' as far as power development goes...
* The CGI movie ''[[The Magic Roundabout]]'', in which the affable stoner rabbit, Dylan, suddenly snaps and opens up a can of Whup Ass.
* Pumbaa from the ''[[The Lion King]]''. Just look at him go bowling for hyenas. And [[Berserk Button|don't call him a pig]] or he will go [[Incredibly Lame Pun|pork-chop]] on your ass!!
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