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| “ | Mama! | „ |
| ~ Jack-Jack in LEGO The Incredibles and after seeing Elastigirl on TV. |
| “ | Nah-Nah Noo-Noo! | „ |
| ~ Jack-Jack. |
John Jackson "Jack-Jack" Parr is one of the five main protagonists (alongside Mr. Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet and Dash) of Pixar's The Incredibles franchise.
He is the youngest child of Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl, and the younger brother of Violet and Dash Parr. He eventually gained his superpowers during the events of the short film Jack-Jack Attack, to which Edna Mode managed to further analyze each of them later on.
He was voiced by Eli Fucile in the second film, while Nicolas Bird voices his monster form, and by Maeve Andrews in the first film, with archive audio in Auntie Edna.
The Incredibles[]
Jack-Jack was first seen being bathed by Helen in a sink while she was on a phone with Bob (who was on work in Insuricare before being out of the job). Thereafter, he was later seen eating dinner with his family, where he's being helped by Helen on how to eat properly. When a fight between Violet and Dash ensues, he seems to enjoy watching it, which was then interrupted with the arrival of Lucius.
When it's revealed within the middle of the movie that Jack-Jack has been left behind by both Violet and Dash during Helen's trip to Nomanisan Island (after she found out that Bob's been there for a while), the mother's disappointed by it, but it's revealed that the baby was also being babysat by Kari McKeen, one of Violet's friends from school.
After the rest of the family defeated the Omnidroid v.10, which foiled Syndrome's plans of faking heroism publicly, they were about to go home through Rick Diker's care, only for them to hear Kari's panicking sounds in regards to babysitting Jack-Jack through a carphone. When they hear that there would be a "replacement sitter", they instantly went out of the car, to which they found out that it's Syndrome, who planned to capture and raise Jack-Jack as a malevolent sidekick in retaliation to them ruining his plans. Unfortunately for Syndrome, Jack-Jack attacked the former with the latter's numerous powers, leading to the baby's eventual salvation from the villain with the help of Helen.
At the last moments of the movie, Jack-Jack was being carried by Helen at her back, to which the entire Parr family witnesses a public attack caused by the Underminer, motivating them to fight against him (including Jack-Jack), as evidenced when all of them were wearing their masks.
Jack-Jack Attack[]
He's been temporarily taken care of by Kari McKeen, as per the request of Violet. Unbeknownst to Kari at first, however, is that Jack-Jack is a super whose powers were activated by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's music, causing a multitude of chaos within the Parr family's original home. After the disastrous events that happened the night before, Kari got severely exhausted, even going so far as to trying to prevent Jack-Jack in causing them again. Later on, Syndrome arrived at the Parr's home to grab Jack-Jack from Kari, not knowing that the former's a villain who's only getting the baby in revenge against the rest of the Parr family for his foiled fake heroism plans.
Incredibles 2[]
In the beginning of the film, when the Parr family was confronting the Underminer, both Violet and Dash argue who should take care of Jack-Jack, though they still took the baby even while at the middle of the battle with the villain.
After that, Jack-Jack was then being taken care of by Bob when Helen had some superheroic matters in her mind. There, Bob gets stressed while taking care of their son, but is also eager to find out that his son has a multitude of powers after the baby's fight with a raccoon named Rocky. To finally have some rest, Bob asks Edna to briefly babysit Jack-Jack. where she also has the opportunities to examine the baby's numerous powers and design a supersuit for the youngling.
At the climax, his powers were proven to be helpful in stopping Evelyn Deavor from fully preventing supers in becoming legal again by her brother Winston (due to their tragic parental loss), much to Helen's surprise. After Evelyn's defeat via being arrested, the supers are now legalized again (thus, abolishing the Super Relocation Act), which means that Jack-Jack and his family now have the rights to use their powers again publicly.
His whole family later attempts to confront what seems to be terroristic criminals, where they can be seen donning their masks altogether, much like in the first film.
Auntie Edna[]
He was taken care of by his surrogate aunt Edna in order for Bob to take a rest from the baby's oblivious antics, and so that Edna could go in depth with every single one of Jack-Jack's different powers. The morning after, Bob visits Edna again to pick up Jack-Jack home, only for her to find out that a clone of the baby has been "left behind" from her.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Molecular Manipulation: More than simply shapeshifting, Jack-Jack can control his molecular make up entirely allowing him to turn into non-organic elements. It's unknown if he can affect more than just himself with this ability.
- Metal Mimicry: Jack-Jack can turn his entire body into dense, heavy metal.
- Bulletproof: Edna stated that his supersuit is bulletproof but due to transforming into metal he can become bulletproof.
- Fire Mimicry: Jack-Jack can burst into flames that don't harm him. On occasion, the igniting process has been shown to create a large fireball around him.
- Fireproof: Edna stated that his supersuit can withstand over 1000 degrees, but since he can turn into fire, he's completely immune.
- Water Mimicry: Jack-Jack can turn his entire body into a tangible water form.
- Smoke Mimicry: Jack-Jack can transform his body completely into smoke.
- Metal Mimicry: Jack-Jack can turn his entire body into dense, heavy metal.
- Intangibility/Phasing: Jack-Jack can also pass-through solid objects as if they were not there. He uses his physical body or turning into smoke to do it.
- Monster Form: Jack-Jack can turn into a small monster-like creature, with red skin (Fuchsia in Incredibles 2 along with Disney Heroes: Battle Mode and the Lego Videogame) Pointy Claws and Sharp Teeth. In this form, Jack-Jack has a Powerful Muscle Mass just like the Hulk. Leading to Bolstered Strength and maneuverability, which exhibits increased physical strength and speed. Monster Jack-Jack is also very aggressive and violent; Plus, either his Monster from is Generally shown with his Diaper or his Super Suit.
- Combustion Monster: Jack-Jack can combine his monster form with his fire mimicry at the same time having countermeasures for which the suit prepares for.
- Shapeshifting: Jack-Jack can mimic the appearance of other people at will.
- Size Manipulation: He has been seen growing to many times his original size.
- Self-Duplication: He can produce multiple clones of himself without apparent repercussion.
- Wall Crawling: Jack-Jack can climb on walls or ceilings, and even sit on them as if it was completely normal.
- Enhanced Strength and Durability: He has been seen engaging in physical combat with a raccoon, throwing lawn chairs, and breaking wooden bars, showing a considerable degree of heightened strength and durability.
- Telekinesis: Jack-Jack can lift and manipulate various objects using his mind.
- Levitation: Jack-Jack can lift himself into the air with his mind. It is unknown at this time if this power is self-propelled flight or if he is telekinetic.
- Electrokinesis: Jack-Jack can generate bursts of electricity, although it's only been shown briefly.
- Teleportation: Jack-Jack can warp himself instantly, with an unknown maximum range.
- Dimensional Travel: Jack-Jack can travel between a separate dimension at will. He can normally interact with the normal world through sound alone while in this state.
- Laser Vision: He can fire needle thin green lasers (Purple in Jack-Jack Attack) from his eyes. While the lasers can easily burn through thin objects, they have trouble piercing thicker walls, and they can be reflected by mirrors.
- Reality Warping: Jack-Jack was briefly shown to be able to warp the reality around him, though its control is unknown.
External Links[]
- Jack-Jack Parr on the Pixar Wiki
- Jack-Jack Parr on the Disney Wiki
- Jack-Jack Parr on the The Incredibles Wiki
- Jack-Jack Parr on the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki
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