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Jack-Jack
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Real Name
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John Parr
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First Appearance
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The Incredibles
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Creator
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Brad Bird
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Aliases
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None
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Team Affliation
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The Incredibles
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Base of Operations
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Metroville
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Powers
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Transformation, Levitation, Intangibility, Numerous Others
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Skills and Abilities
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Being Underestimated
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Tools and Abilities
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None
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Jack-Jack (John Parr) is a super-powered baby who appears in the Pixar animated movie The Incredibles.
Jack-Jack is voiced by Eli Fucile.
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Origin[edit | edit source]
The son of superheroes Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, John "Jack-Jack" Parr developed super-powers at a very early age.
Biography[edit | edit source]
Jack-Jack is the son of Bob and Helen Parr, the former superhero pair once known as Mr. Incredible and Elasti-Girl. When the Parrs (including their children) returned to superhero duty to stop the evil Syndrome, Jack-Jack's own powers were developing while being babysat. When Syndrome, forced into taking desperate measures to defeat the Parr family, attempted to kidnap Jack-Jack, the infant overcame him with his fantastical powers, driving him away. To this day he lives with his family, who live as the superhero team the Incredibles.
Personality[edit | edit source]
Jack-Jack is a playful, friendly child who is capable of turning into a monster when angered.
Powers[edit | edit source]
Jack-Jack seems to have a number of powers and it is quite possible he has abilities he has yet to discover.
Fire Generation Powers - Jack-Jack seems capable of creating fire and even is capable of covering himself with flame without harming himself.
Levitation - Jack-Jack is shown being able to levitate, thought it is unclear how much control he has over these powers.
Monster Form - When angered, Jack-Jack is able to transform into a super-strong monster.
Shapeshifting - Jack-Jack has the ability to transform his body to take on the appearance of others.
As well as numerous other discovered in Incredibles 2.(Though mostly observation/theory, some of Jack-Jack's powers are very similar to fellow supers the Bob and Helen fought alongside in the Golden Age)
Skills and Abilities[edit | edit source]
Being an infant, Jack-Jack has yet to develop any real skills or abilities.
Appearances in Other Media[edit | edit source]
Jack-Jack made regular appearances in the Incredibles comic book series that was published by Boom! Comics.
Jack-Jack also appears in the video game adaption of the Incredibles movie, as well as brief appearances in the video games The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer and The Incredibles: When Danger Calls.
