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** The Liquidator on ''Darkwing'' is intimidated by "a common cleaning sponge" and (in a [[Shout-Out]] to John Kendrick Bangs "The Water Ghost of Harrowby Hall") by being locked in a freezer, as well as by cement and pudding mix(!).
* Similarly, on a [[Cartoon Network]] bumper, Jan of the [[Superfriends|Wonder Twins]] says "I could get beaten by a sponge! It wouldn't even have to be an Evil Sponge!"
* H2Olga from ''[[The Fairly
* In ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]'', the Dirty Bubble, archnemesis of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy, has them trapped by his "awesome surface tension." [[SpongeBob SquarePants]] inadvertently defeats him by accidentally popping him with a pencil while asking for an autograph.
* ''[[Static Shock]]'''s protagonist had electromagnetic powers that went on the fritz along with every other gadget in the world when there was a lot of sun spot activity.
** Static also defeated a water-based villain using an electric current, thus breaking the water down into its components (he even calls the process, electrolysis, by name).
** However being splashed by water can short out his ability if he's currently charged up.
* In Disney's ''[[Hercules (
* Stitch of ''[[Lilo and Stitch]]'' is super dense and while that gives him super strength and endurance, he can't swim.
* Because [[Avatar: The Last Airbender|benders]] channel their powers through martial arts, binding or paralyzing their limbs is an effective means of defeating or imprisoning them, though sufficiently skilled benders are able to get beyond this.
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