History Main / SuperStrongChild

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': The Golden Age/Earth-Two Diana and ComicBook/SteveTrevor's daughter Lyta had super strength as a child, and the [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Earth-One]] Diana was shocked when she tried catching what looked like a large beach ball the child was playing with as it was solid steel and much heavier than she expected.
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1987'': The level of destruction the toddler Lyta Milton (Circe & Ares' child) can cause while playing disturbs quite a few Amazons when she's brought to Themyscira to be raised, but their own immortality and super-strength means they're quite capable of raising her without harm, she just goes through toys at a disturbing rate.

Compare with SmallGirlBigGun, CuteBruiser, LittleMissBadass, PintSizedPowerhouse, and WaifFu. If an EnfantTerrible is this, you're in real trouble. Probably a BadassAdorable. A ChildMage is when they [[WebComic/EightBitTheater "casts the spells that makes the people fall down"]] instead of just pummeling them. For examples where kids are omnipowerful, see GooGooGodlike.

* In ''{{Manga/Bleach}}'', after Kenpachi's duel with Ichigo, [[KillerRabbit Yachiru]] carries the former on her shoulder to get medical attention. A particularly impressive use of the trope because Kenpachi is very tall and muscular, while Yachiru looks like an eight-year-old but manages to ''effortlessly'' carry him to the top of a building by performing multiple ''two-story high jumps'' while carrying him. One of the author's many hints that she's more dangerous than she looks.

* Chibi America from ''Webcomic/AxisPowersHetalia'' likes to swing bison around. And he keeps his SuperStrength when he grows into an adult.

* ''Anime/MonsterRancher''

** One of the schoolyard fillies in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS5E19CrusadersOfTheLostMark Crusaders of the Lost Mark]] is strong enough to lift up one end of the schoolhouse to get at a ball that end up underneath it. Oddly enough, someone tries to BLACKMAIL her with this fact about herself.

** His future daughter Roxy would inherit his strength in by the time she and her brother Chip are born in ''Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby''.

* Early episodes of ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' occasionally have the title character show strength exceeding a regular child or even an adult human--wrestling a monster twice his size into a lava pit, easily picking up a full grown woman, smashing a dashboard with his bare fists. He's eventually shown as being explicitly superhuman in "Drop Beat Dad": Steven easily lifts music equipment bigger than he is, (a similarly sized box is being lifted by two grown men) causing Marty (a character that only just met Steven for the first time and doesn't know Steven's status as a HalfHumanHybrid) to wonder what kind of food Steven's father feeds the kid.

->Betty and Barney got a baby named Bamm-Bamm\\
Little Pebbles is his number-one fan\\
He's the strongest toddler in the whole land\\

* In ''Anime/FutureBoyConan'', the 11-year-old protagonist Conan is strong enough to lift boulders and fight of armed soldiers. His trademark is to carry a girl named Lana, what he does in almost every episode.

* ''Film/Superman Returns'': Clark and Lois's young son saves Lois from a Luthor henchman by throwing a concert grand piano at him from across the room.

* Hercules was, in canon and [[Disney/{{Hercules}} the Disney animated movie]], able to strangle two snakes as baby. He would later kill a fellow child in music lessons by hitting the other with a harp of all things. Reaching adulthood just made his feats of strength more impressive.

* Toad in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros2''. He's not only super strong, he's also super agile.

* The title character in the [[FrancoBelgianComics Belgian comic]] ''ComicBook/BenoitBrisefer'' (created by Pierre "Peyo" Culliford, the man behind ''Franchise/TheSmurfs'') is a super-strong little boy, who goes around and does good deeds such as lifting buses out of traffic jams, blowing out burning houses and helping kittens down from trees by uprooting them (the trees, not the kittens).

** The most recent Superboy is Clark and Lois's biological son, Jon Kent, who is 11-12 in his early appearances, but laster has a PlotRelaventAgeUp to about 15.

* For a period after he came BackFromTheDead, [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damien Wayne]] had FlyingBrick powers. Gotham Girl is another FlyingBrick teen in ''Comicbook/{{Batman}}'', with tht twist thsat her powers are killing her.

** Also Ron "Captain Clarinet" Peterson, the son of CaptainErsatz Comicbook/{{Superman}}, and Dillion "[[CaptainPatriotic USA Patriot Act]]" Fillmore.

* Early episodes of ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' occasionally have the title character show strength exceeding a regular child or even an adult human--wrestling a monster twice his size into a lava pit, easily picking up a full grown woman, smashing a dashboard with his bare fists. He's eventually shown as being explicitly superhuman in "Drop Beat Dad": Steven easily lifts music equipment bigger than he is, (a similarly sized box is being lifted by two grown men) causing Marty (a character that only just met Steven for the first time and doesn't know Steven's status as a HalfHumanHybrid) to wonder what kind of food Steven's father feeds the kid. [[spoiler:It's shown that he gets it from his mom, Rose Quartz, [[TwoAliasesOneCharacter who is actually Pink Diamond,]] as the members of [[UltimateLifeForm the Great Diamond Authority]] are known for being all-powerful beings throughout Gemkind, having SuperStrength that exceeds that of any other Gems.]]