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* [[spoiler: [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]]]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' [[spoiler:is essentially a PhysicalGod with the mind of a preschooler, whose true form looks like a little kid in a onesie. Their main motivation is wanting to play, and they don't seem to be able to grasp concepts like [[BlueAndOrangeMorality death, morality, or people's willingness to take advantage of them]]. After being freed, they gleefully declare a game of tag before [[LudicrousGibs reducing Belos to a smear on the wall]] [[FingerPokeOfDoom with a flick of their finger]]. They then ''rip the Titan's Head apart'' to create a gameboard for the new game they want to play, and start tantruming when King and the others try to escape the world collapsing around them.]]

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* [[spoiler: [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]]]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' [[spoiler:is essentially a PhysicalGod with the mind of a preschooler, whose true form looks like a little kid in a onesie. Their main motivation is wanting to play, and they don't seem to be able to grasp concepts like [[BlueAndOrangeMorality death, morality, or people's willingness to take advantage of them]]. After being freed, they gleefully declare a game of tag before [[LudicrousGibs reducing Belos to a smear on the wall]] [[FingerPokeOfDoom with a flick of their finger]]. When told that the "Owl House" game needs a whole island worth of players and the ones available are being drained of heir life force thanks to a ritual powered by an eclypse, they literally move the moon away with a finger like he was using a touch screen. They then ''rip the Titan's Head apart'' to create a gameboard for the new game they want to play, and start tantruming when King and the others try to escape the world collapsing around them.]]
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** Not as bad as most of these, but apparently [[MakeMeWannaShout Present Mic]]'s first cry caused his parents and the doctor who delivered him to all bleed from the ears.

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** Not as bad as most of these, but apparently [[MakeMeWannaShout Present Mic]]'s Mic's first cry caused his parents and the doctor who delivered him to all bleed from the ears.



* Black Bolt of ''ComicBook/TheInhumans'' nearly destroyed his home [[MakeMeWannaShout just by crying]] as a child. It is later revealed that his parents experimented on him in utero.

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* ''ComicBook/TheInhumans'': Black Bolt of ''ComicBook/TheInhumans'' nearly destroyed his home [[MakeMeWannaShout just by crying]] crying as a child. It is later revealed that his parents experimented on him in utero.
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* ''Comicbook/{{Superman}}'':
** Superman was originally one of these as a child; these days he's usually portrayed as having {{Puberty Superpower}}s. The often unintentionally unsettling "Superbaby" comics and cartoons are a good demonstration of why so many comics try to avoid all this. Kyle Baker did a story called [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letitia_Lerner%2C_Superman%27s_Babysitter "Letitia Lerner, Superman's Babysitter,"]] which was initially pulled from the ''Elseworlds'' collection it was destined for as the then-president of DC didn't think Superbaby in a microwave was funny.

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** Superman was originally one of these as a child; these days he's usually portrayed as having {{Puberty Superpower}}s. The often unintentionally unsettling "Superbaby" comics and cartoons are a good demonstration of why so many comics try to avoid all this. Kyle Baker did a story called [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letitia_Lerner%2C_Superman%27s_Babysitter "Letitia Lerner, Superman's Babysitter,"]] which was initially pulled from the ''Elseworlds'' ''Creator/{{Elseworlds}}'' collection it was destined for as the then-president of DC didn't think Superbaby in a microwave was funny.
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* Shortly after being born in ''ComicBook/Aquaman1962'', Aquababy displayed reality-warping powers that got him and the family expelled from Atlantis briefly.
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** [[Anime/DragonBallZBrolyTheLegendarySuperSaiyan Both]] [[Anime/DragonBallSuperBroly versions]] of Broly were 'born'' with a very high PowerLevel, making him equal to adult Saiyan veterans like Bardock and King Vegeta. In comparison, Goku was born with a measly power level of two. This led King Vegeta to either execute him as an infant or sent him to a DeathWorld where he will presumably die due to it's harsh conditions. Neither method worked.

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** [[Anime/DragonBallZBrolyTheLegendarySuperSaiyan Both]] [[Anime/DragonBallSuperBroly versions]] of Broly were 'born'' ''born'' with a very high PowerLevel, making him equal to adult Saiyan veterans like Bardock and King Vegeta. In comparison, Goku was born with a measly power level of two. This led King Vegeta to either execute him as an infant or sent him to a DeathWorld where he will presumably die due to it's harsh conditions. Neither method worked.
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** [[Anime/DragonBallZBrolyTheLegendarySuperSaiyan Both]] [[Anime/DragonBallSuperBroly versions]] of Broly were ''born' with a very high PowerLevel, making him equal to adult Saiyan veterans like Bardock and King Vegeta. In comparison, Goku was born with a measly power level of two. This led King Vegeta to either execute him as an infant or sent him to a DeathWorld where he will presumably die due to it's harsh conditions.

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** [[Anime/DragonBallZBrolyTheLegendarySuperSaiyan Both]] [[Anime/DragonBallSuperBroly versions]] of Broly were ''born' 'born'' with a very high PowerLevel, making him equal to adult Saiyan veterans like Bardock and King Vegeta. In comparison, Goku was born with a measly power level of two. This led King Vegeta to either execute him as an infant or sent him to a DeathWorld where he will presumably die due to it's harsh conditions. Neither method worked.
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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' has small, fairy like beings called Chao. They act like toddlers and are generally adorable creatures, but they have the power to [[BornAgainImmortality reincarnate over and over again like a Phoenix]]. If the player follows [[http://chao.hippotank.com/sa2b/chaos-chao specific instructions after the Chao has reincarnated at least 2 times]], the Chao will evolve into a Chaos Chao, [[CompleteImmortality becoming truly immortal.]]

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* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' has small, fairy like beings called Chao. They act like toddlers and are generally adorable creatures, but they have the power to [[BornAgainImmortality reincarnate over and over again like a Phoenix]]. If the player follows [[http://chao.hippotank.com/sa2b/chaos-chao specific instructions after the Chao has reincarnated at least 2 times]], the Chao will evolve into a Chaos Chao, [[CompleteImmortality becoming truly immortal.]]
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* In ''Fanfic/AquamanMonster'', Tommy exhibits both Arthur's fish communication and Mera's hard water powers, making him a very formidable infant.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', has Korra, the new Avatar. She first displayed bending skills in three of the four elements ''at the age of five.'' However, she doesn't actually manage to learn airbending until several years (and a few traumatizing months) later.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'', the sequel to ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', has Korra, [[Characters/TheLegendOfKorraAvatarKorra Korra]], the new Avatar. She first displayed bending skills in three of the four elements ''at the age of five.'' However, she doesn't actually manage to learn airbending until several years (and a few traumatizing months) later.



** In the episode "The Crystalling", Twilight Sparkle and her friends meet Shining Armor and Cadance's newborn foal, Flurry Heart...who happens to be the first pony born an alicorn since the founding of Equestria. She not only has the strength of an earth pony, the magic of a unicorn, and the flight of a pegasus, but her powers are far above those of other newborn ponies, and even some full-grown ones! However, she suffers from PowerIncontinence: she's a newborn foal and all foals tend to have bursts of their powers strike up. [[spoiler:In her case, her sneezes cause her to blow holes in the castle via her unicorn magic and her crying actually ''destroys the Crystal Heart''. Starlight Glimmer's foalhood friend Sunburst has to create a PowerLimiter spell to keep that magic under control.]] Even when her magic outbursts are contained, "A Flurry of Emotions" shows Flurry Heart is still quite capable of ''deliberate'' use of very powerful magic that can give Twilight Sparkle a run for her money.

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** In the episode "The Crystalling", [[Characters/FriendshipIsMagicTwilightSparkle Twilight Sparkle Sparkle]] and her friends meet Shining Armor and Cadance's newborn foal, Flurry Heart...who happens to be the first pony born an alicorn since the founding of Equestria. She not only has the strength of an earth pony, the magic of a unicorn, and the flight of a pegasus, but her powers are far above those of other newborn ponies, and even some full-grown ones! However, she suffers from PowerIncontinence: she's a newborn foal and all foals tend to have bursts of their powers strike up. [[spoiler:In her case, her sneezes cause her to blow holes in the castle via her unicorn magic and her crying actually ''destroys the Crystal Heart''. Starlight Glimmer's foalhood friend Sunburst has to create a PowerLimiter spell to keep that magic under control.]] Even when her magic outbursts are contained, "A Flurry of Emotions" shows Flurry Heart is still quite capable of ''deliberate'' use of very powerful magic that can give Twilight Sparkle a run for her money.



** [[spoiler: In the series finale Cozy Glow becomes this after siphoning the magic of Discord. She turns into an Alicorn and effortlessly takes down Celestia and Luna.]]
* [[spoiler:The Collector]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' [[spoiler:is essentially a PhysicalGod with the mind of a preschooler, whose true form looks like a little kid in a onesie. Their main motivation is wanting to play, and they don't seem to be able to grasp concepts like [[BlueAndOrangeMorality death, morality, or people's willingness to take advantage of them]]. After being freed, they gleefully declare a game of tag before [[LudicrousGibs reducing Belos to a smear on the wall]] [[FingerPokeOfDoom with a flick of their finger]]. They then ''rip the Titan's Head apart'' to create a gameboard for the new game they want to play, and start tantruming when King and the others try to escape the world collapsing around them.]]

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** [[spoiler: In the series finale [[Characters/FriendshipIsMagicCozyGlow Cozy Glow Glow]] becomes this after siphoning the magic of Discord. She turns into an Alicorn and effortlessly takes down Celestia and Luna.]]
* [[spoiler:The Collector]] [[spoiler: [[Characters/TheOwlHouseTheCollector The Collector]]]] from ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'' [[spoiler:is essentially a PhysicalGod with the mind of a preschooler, whose true form looks like a little kid in a onesie. Their main motivation is wanting to play, and they don't seem to be able to grasp concepts like [[BlueAndOrangeMorality death, morality, or people's willingness to take advantage of them]]. After being freed, they gleefully declare a game of tag before [[LudicrousGibs reducing Belos to a smear on the wall]] [[FingerPokeOfDoom with a flick of their finger]]. They then ''rip the Titan's Head apart'' to create a gameboard for the new game they want to play, and start tantruming when King and the others try to escape the world collapsing around them.]]



* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart's dream in Treehouse of Horror II is a parody of "It's a Good Life," (featured above) where he takes the place of Anthony, terrorizing Springfield and forcing everyone to be happy or get punished.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Bart's [[Characters/TheSimpsonsBartSimpson Bart Simpson's]] dream in Treehouse of Horror II is a parody of "It's a Good Life," (featured above) where he takes the place of Anthony, terrorizing Springfield and forcing everyone to be happy or get punished.



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** The shorts ''WesternAnimation/JackJackAttack'' and ''WesternAnimation/AuntieEdna'' rather hilariously demonstrate even more powers and deconstruct the implications having to watch over a toddler with quite varied ComboPlatterPowers. In a light-hearted moment, Edna calls him a "tiny god" as he's showing off his new supersuit, in reference to her line from ''The Incredibles'' where she says "I used to design for gods".

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** The shorts ''WesternAnimation/JackJackAttack'' and ''WesternAnimation/AuntieEdna'' rather hilariously demonstrate even more powers and deconstruct the implications implication of having to watch over a toddler with quite varied ComboPlatterPowers. In a light-hearted moment, Edna calls him a "tiny god" as he's showing off his new supersuit, in reference to her line from ''The Incredibles'' where she says "I used to design for gods".
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* ''Literature/ItsAGoodLife'' by Jerome Bixby, [[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS3E73ItsAGoodLife famously adapted for TV]] on ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959''. Anthony Fremont is a three-year-old (six in ''The Twilight Zone'') RealityWarper, he can use {{People Puppets}}, he has {{Telepathy}}... and he's an instant generator of horror. [[spoiler:[[SuperpowerfulGenetics His daughter]] makes it better.]]

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* ''Literature/ItsAGoodLife'' by Jerome Bixby, [[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS3E73ItsAGoodLife [[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S3E8ItsAGoodLife famously adapted for TV]] on ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959''. Anthony Fremont is a three-year-old (six in ''The Twilight Zone'') RealityWarper, he can use {{People Puppets}}, he has {{Telepathy}}... and he's an instant generator of horror. [[spoiler:[[SuperpowerfulGenetics His daughter]] makes it better.]]
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* During the epilogue chapters of ''Literature/SoloLeveling'': [[spoiler: Sung Jin-Woo gets called by his wife to warn him that their infant son, Su-Ho, is ''flying,'' and later even able to slip into Jin-Woo's [[PocketDimension Shadow Dimension.]] Eventually realizing that the powers Su-Ho inherited from [[PhysicalGod him]] and [[LadyOfWar his mother]] might deprive him from a normal childhood and friends, Jin-Woo [[PowerLimiter seals Su-Ho's power away]] for when he is ready. He eventually starts training Su-Ho [[OrWasItADream through his dreams]] once he becomes a teenager. The spin-off/sequel Solo Leveling Ragnarok has Su-Ho sowly inheriting his father's powers as part of the plot.]]
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* Hana from ''Anime/OjamajoDoremi'' is a baby with incredible magical powers who, unlike the Ojamajos, is a full-blooded witch. Even among witches her power is immense, which makes sense because she was born from a rose that only blooms every once every hundred years in order to birth the next Witch Queen. Her introductory season is all about how the Ojamajos need to raise her properly- not only so she'll grow into a good queen, but because raising her poorly could have bad consequences.

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** Cable's [[EvilTwin evil]] [[CloningBlues clone]] Stryfe was originally far more powerful as well (since he too lacks the techno-organic virus), but not to the extreme levels that Nate Grey reached... [[TheResenter as Stryfe was very well aware of]], to the point where he tried to steal Nate's power. Cable's power has greatly increased since the last time he fought Stryfe, so they're probably on more even terms now.

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** Cable's [[EvilTwin evil]] [[CloningBlues evil clone]] Stryfe was originally far more powerful as well (since he too lacks the techno-organic virus), but not to the extreme levels that Nate Grey reached... [[TheResenter as Stryfe was very well aware of]], to the point where he tried to steal Nate's power. Cable's power has greatly increased since the last time he fought Stryfe, so they're probably on more even terms now.
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* ''Radio/ThatGoshDarnHippieShow'': In ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' ParodyEpisode, Anthony sounds around three, and probably isn’t any older than six. He’s still basically {{omnipotent}}.
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* The characters Squares in ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoTetris2'' is an extremely powerful God that completely outclasses Marle (the Goddess who created him), and he uses his power to create a dystopia from the fundamental misunderstanding of Marle's utopia of fun. Marle created him in the first place out of boredom and loneliness, but his frustration with her unwillingness to change the world to something more fun led him to revolt and create the conflict of the story. By the end of the narrative, just as they manage to start defeating Squares in a series of battles to weaken his power, the group realizes that Squares ''physically'' resembles a grown adult man, but is no different than a baby. He lacks any form of self-awareness, life experience, or moral understanding, and his actions are that of a confused child trying to give his mom exactly what he thinks she wants mixed with the mentality of an adult's abstract reasoning.
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** Piper's son will be the ultimate agent of either good or evil. This is mostly due to the fact that he's a son of both a White-lighter and a Charmed One.

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** The miniseries ''The Thing: Freakshow'' has Ben Grimm encountering an infant Watcher who is still quite intelligent and verbal.
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* Baby Jack-Jack of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' shows off several superpowers during the climax and ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2'' shows that he may have as many as 17 different powers, depending on how you count them.

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* Baby Jack-Jack of ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'' shows off several superpowers during the climax and ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2'' shows that he may have as many as 17 different powers, depending on how you count them.
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* ''VideoGame/GenshinImpact'': Though she looks and acts like a five-year-old, Klee is one of the most powerful Vision users in Mondstadt, rivaling Diluc, Eula, Kaeya, and Jean. The latter two must keep a close eye on her to prevent her from accidentally hurting or killing someone with her explosives. Her "Vision" story entry states that she got her Vision at an early age.

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