Super Not-Drowning Skills: Of a different sort from Swim supers, where being a baby he can't swim even like regular older children and adults, but when he comes in contact with water he generates an energy bubble that lets him buoyantly float on the surface.Shock and Awe: When about to perform a Super Move, Jack-Jack charges up, creating a burst of electric power.His tininess and lack of gripping power means he can't rip off handles, though.

Pint-Sized Powerhouse: By turning into Monster Jack, he gains Super Strength comparable to his daddy, including an inherent Shockwave Stomp-inducing Ground Punch.

Offscreen Moment of Awesome: Just before the Parr family got home, he easily defeated Syndrome before he could get kidnapped.

Mind over Matter: He can manipulate objects with his mind, and given how being a baby makes him too small to use interactable objects normally, he uses that telekinesis for stuff like lever-flipping and crank-turning alongside building and object-moving.

In the first part of 'Revelations', he create a copy of himself in a fight against the raccoon.

Me's a Crowd: Jack-Jack can create multiple copies of himself.

Hand Blasts: As Fire Jack he switches from green Eye Beams to shooting flames from his hands.Eye Beams: His base form can shoot green lasers to destroy gold objects.Cutscene Power to the Max: In two outro cutscenes from two respective levels, Jack-Jack can grow into a giant baby.Chrome Champion: He can turn into solid steel mid-air to perform a Shockwave Stomp.The youngest member of the Parr family with various superpowers in his arsenal. Youthful Freckles: He has freckles, and is the second youngest member of the family.Super Speed: Running with such incredible speed he can disappear in a dash is a big part of his super-identity, allowing him to run up tunnels at high speed, power hamster wheel-like devices, and Walk on Water through maintaining running momentum.Fragile Speedster: Being a small child he's neither very resilient nor possessing much power in his punches, but his speed lets him hit several times in quick succession alongside easily dodging enemy attacks.They even have a unique team-up attack, as Dash can use his Super Speed while inside Violet's forcefield to power up certain machinery. BrotherSister Team: Quite a few levels require him to team up with Violet.That said, when the chips are down, he still loves her and will get angry at anybody that tries to hurt her. Annoying Younger Sibling: He essentially sees it as part of his family job to be an incredibly annoying little bugger to his sister Violet, frequently doing things that enrage her.Super Not-Drowning Skills: By way of her Barrier Warrior powers creating a pressure-sealed and self-oxygenated area, she can move and breathe underwater inside her forcefield as easily as on land, albeit a lot slower in movement than a proper swimming-capable Super.Stone Wall: With her forcefield active she is Nigh-Invulnerable to harm, and the sphere actually provides a decent amount of speed once she gets rolling, but her only attack is an unwieldy forcefield punch that's difficult to hit enemies with.Invisibility: When it comes to supers being hypnotized by the Screenslaver and robotic birds on an island, she can turn her body invisible at will to bypass their awareness.Deadly Force Field: In addition to being able to bowl over enemies with her forcefield ball, she can use her forcefield punch from Incredibles 2 and fire barrier-blasts across long distances.BrotherSister Team: Quite a few levels require her to team up with Dash.Barrier Warrior: One of her core powers is generating energy barriers, which is mainly used for creating an impenetrable forcefield that provides Super Not-Drowning Skills, turns her into a Stone Wall, and lets her build special purple-crystal objects, but can also be concentrated into energy-based Hand Blasts.

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