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I agree that Jack Jack\'s powers are indeed awesome. The creators had a lot of fun coming up with unique ways to express his polymorph ability. He shows off even more powers in the short where Aunty Edna babysits Jack Jack for the night.
But here\'s the thing. There\'s always a tension here at Tvtropes between Administrivia/TropesAreFlexibile and the \
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But here\'s the thing. There\'s always a tension here at Tvtropes between TropesAreFlexibile and the \
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But here\\\'s the thing. There\\\'s always a tension here at Tvtropes between Administrivia/TropesAreFlexibile and the \\\"letting it go\\\" that leads to TropeDecay.
In this case the trope is pretty distinctly talking about a child with an immense power set at a cosmic level being able to reshape reality, defeat any foe, or even cause the end the world.
What we see with Jack Jack, just isn\\\'t at that level. It\\\'s impressive but not god-like. I don\\\'t find the gap between Jack Jack\\\'s powers and god-like powers small enough to just \\\"let it go\\\".
But then again I\\\'m a \\\"stickler\\\" so what do you expect. ;-)
In this case the trope is pretty distinctly talking about a child with an immense power set at a cosmic level being able to reshape reality, defeat any foe, or even cause the end the world.
What we see with Jack Jack, just isn\\\'t at that level. It\\\'s impressive but not god-like. I don\\\'t find the gap between Jack Jack\\\'s powers and god-like powers small enough to just \\\"let it go\\\".
But then again I\\\'m a \\\"stickler\\\" so what do you expect. ;-)
