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The Incredibles ' Jack-Jack Parr

Jack Jack Parr is the youngest member of the super-powered Parr family, aka The Incredibles. Initially thougt to have no powers, he is soon revealed to have an unknown number of superpowers and may well be the most versatile of the Parr children.

The toy is a fastfood promo vinyl figure I got second-hand. Very cute and well made although it is more of a statue rather then an action figure having no articulation at all. Also, it is not the same scale as the other figures in the collection, being substantially bigger.











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  1. pylgrymFebruary 10, 2013 at 5:04 AM

    Might be for the three and under crowd. Beautiful sculptor nicely rendered in digital.

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