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* The GeniusDitz superhero Thermoman in British sitcom ''MyHero'' had a son, Ollie, who was just as powerful as his father - but also twice as intelligent.

* ''Film/TheLegoMovie'' has the entire premise, plot, and characters as [[spoiler: the inmaginative playtime of a [[HumansAreCthulhu boy named Finn]].]]

* Ivan Whisky aka Cyborg 001 in ''{{Cyborg 009}}'': he's just a little baby, but has insanely powerful psychic powers and is extremely intelligent.

* Vivio of ''MagicalGirlLyricalNanoha'', the title character's adopted 6-year-old daughter who [[spoiler:slapped around her mother's SuperMode silly during the final battle of the third season and managed to remain conscious while taking ''five'' [[WaveMotionGun Starlight Breakers]] at full blast]]. Looks like Nanoha has a worthy successor to the "[[FanNickname White Devil]]" name. Being [[spoiler:a [[CloneJesus clone of Sankt Kaiser Olivie]], perhaps the most powerful mage in history]], explains pretty well why she's so powerful.
* All of the naturally born [[{{Mutants}} Mu]] children from ''{{Toward the Terra}}'', but especially Tony who, at the age of three, [[EnfantTerrible almost killed a man (deliberately!)]] with his PsychicPowers.

* In ''{{Beelzebub}}'', the titular character is considered to be one of the strongest demons of the series (quite possibly ''the'' strongest with the exception of his father, the Demon King), despite being a baby.

** Gabriel Summers a.k.a. Vulcan, {{Cyclops}}'s [[TheOtherBrother long-foreshadowed second brother]]. He was found as a baby and raised to adolescence by aliens, and has the power to absorb literally ''any'' form of matter or energy and fire it back, survive in the vacuum of space, and shut off superpowers. He was described as "beyond Omega-level", but since Omega-level already means a mutant of unlimited potential, the part about being beyond a mutant of unlimited potential is most likely a regretful mistake. Still, he's very powerful.

** Any Saiyan HalfHumanHybrid can be relied on to crush a Big Bad who has otherwise proved unstoppable. Two of the {{Big Bad}}s of the series (Raditz and Cell) are defeated by Gohan as a toddler and teenager respectively. However, it's also subverted in that these power spurts are the result of short-lived moments of UnstoppableRage; Gohan didn't constantly train and focus to keep up his might or to hold his temper in check, and that's largely why Goku is the one to defeat Frieza and Majin Buu.

** Goku was sent to Earth because he'd easily be able to wipe out all life on the planet ''as a newborn baby.'' That's not speaking highly of Goku; [[NormalFishInATinyPond that's speaking badly of Earth]]. We're so back-water and worthless we're not even worth a proper invasion, just send a baby there, let it full-moon-rampage for a few years, then send someone to clean up whatever's left over.

* 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.''

* Baby Prudence of TheParasolProtectorate is a type of being referred to in [[OurVampiresAreDifferent supernatural]] [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent circles]] by such endearing titles as "[[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Flayer]]" and "[[TheDreaded Stealer of Souls]]"; the vampires of London are so afraid of her that they make repeated attempts ([[PregnantBadass none of them successful]]) to kill her in the womb. [[spoiler: [[PowerCopying We find out why shortly after she is born]].]]

* In ''AxeCop'', Unibaby is a humanlike baby girl with a horn that can grant wishes. It seems to detach and reattach quite easily, so several characters have made some serious mayhem as a result of granting their own selfish wish.

** Nathan Christopher Summers of the Comicbook/{{X-Men}} is an amusing twist: he generally appears as the time-travelling adult Cable, in which persona he is among the mightiest mutants in the world... but the present-time infant version has shown bursts of even greater power, thanks to Apocalypse being pissy and giving Nathan a techno-organic virus. However Nathan ''Grey'' of ''{{Age of Apocalypse}}'' was never infected and was shown to be much stronger than his [[PhlebotinumRebel biologically identical]] [[AlternateUniverse counterpart from]] [[EvilTwin another mother]]. The Summers' TangledFamilyTree is so much fun.

* In the climax of ''[[TwoThousandOne 2001: A Space Odyssey]]'', David Bowman's final, god-like form is the "Star Child", which mostly resembles a human baby.

** Islamic tradition recognizes Jesus as a Prophet of God and a miracle worker (though not God himself). One such miracle was an incident where he performed one of his famous ShamingTheMob speeches ''from his crib'' as an infant.

* Jareth the MonsterRoommate of the ''{{Webcomic/Roommates}}'' cast was a scarily powerful child. Why is he mentioned here? Because he was born with TimeMaster powers (amongst other things), which means his child self can appear in the present of the comic to everybody's great annoyance.

* The apocryphal early Christian text the "Infancy Gospel of Thomas" treats [[{{Jesus}} Jesus Christ]] as an example of this. It includes him doing some pretty nasty things to people when he gets annoyed, although later repenting and taking them back.

* This is the entire premise of ''{{minus}}'', a webcomic about an omnipotent little girl. The title character has created and destroyed entire worlds while playing. Frequently involves disturbing FridgeLogic / FridgeBrilliance which proves that even a sweet-tempered, happy little kid like [[{{alllowercaseletters}} minus]] can do some mind-warpingly horrible things when given godlike power. One of the last things she does on earth is [[KillEmAll killing 'em all]]. That's not as bad as it sounds, though.

* On one episode of ''Series/{{Misfits}}'', an infant (unbeknownst to his single mother) has MindControl abilities that he uses to force Nathan to want to be his father, which culminates in Nathan actually attempting to kidnap the baby.

* [[spoiler: The baby Celestial]] born in ''[[{{SHIELD}} S.H.I.E.L.D]]'' #4.

* Isabelle from ''{{The 4400}}'' is extremely powerful as an adult in series three and four, but back in series two she was just a baby, and still powerful enough to terrify her own father. When her family is being pursued by rednecks, the infant Isabelle mentally forces them to kill each other. She was even powerful enough to temporarily incapacitate Jordan Collier ''while still in the womb''.

* In the ''DresdenFiles'' novels, we have Ivy. 8 years old and acts as the Archive for all human knowledge. Having all human knowledge makes her an incredibly powerful spellcaster, able to take down fallen angels with only the magic within her tiny body.