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Genius is a very rare thing, and it often takes years of education, study and work to attain it. But genius can begin to show itself at a very young age, resulting in Teen Geniuses and Child Prodigies. But what happens if it shows up even sooner than that? The result is the Brainy Baby. The Brainy Baby is any infant with the intelligence of a rocket scientist. Not only can he speak, but he can speak 10 different languages fluently, know the complete works of William Shakespeare, and figure out how to invent time travel, all just coming out of the womb. The baby may be an Instant Expert if they're actually shown in the process of learning any of these things, given how little time they've even been alive, or they might just know them in a similar way to how someone who says Screw Learning, I Have Phlebotinum! can increase their knowledge by boosting their intelligence. This is most commonly Played for Laughs, especially when the baby's hypercompetent in areas that would call for some amount of physical prowess, rather than just intellect; having a baby be The Ace, besting grown men and women at everything they do, is inherently funny. However, it can also be played straight if the intent is to show that the character has such an exceptional brain that they are to a Child Prodigy what a Child Prodigy is to a "normal" genius. Some cases of this trope are actually smart adults or teenagers who've been subjected to reverse aging. Others are some variety of immortal and age much slower physically than mentally. Not to be confused with the Baby Einstein imitator Brainy Baby, or the Furby imitator Baby Brainy. |
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Baby Matilda was very well-spoken for her age at one and a half. She later taught herself to read from newspapers lying around on the floor at age three. | |
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Fur Fighters has Tweak, a baby dragon who is proficient in firearms and guerrilla warfare despite literally being born yesterday. | |
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The fourth season of Transformers: Rescue Bots reveals Dr. Ezra Greene and his new wife Ana Baranova to have a toddler daughter named CeCe. While she hasn't yet mastered speech, she does demonstrate being capable of reprogramming the toys her father made for her and holds up all ten of her fingers when her older sister Frankie asks what 2 times 5 is. | |
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The Addams Family: In one episode, Gomez says that Pugsley was "already up to calculus" when he was born, and Wednesday recited The Raven on her first day, though Pugsley by the age of 10 is more of a Ditzy Genius who struggles with spelling and basic mental maths but invents a disintegrator gun and helps Gomez build a robot. | |
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Miracleman: Miracleman's daughter Winter Moran demonstrates being able to talk in complete sentences when she's only a week old. When her father discovers this, she claims that she was already able to speak at birth, but chose to be silent after seeing how much it shocked her mother when she said "Mama". | |
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Dr. Monster: Dr. Monster's son Sinfant is only a baby, but is already highly intelligent and able to speak as if he were already a preteen at the most. | |
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Noi in Raya and the Last Dragon, who works with a band of monkey/catfish hybrids to con people. | |
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The Simpsons: Maggie Simpson certainly qualifies. She's led a revolt in daycare, successfully driven a car for miles (albeit into a prison wall), and sniped mobsters without being seen...with a shotgun. And the ONLY ONE bold enough to shoot Mr. Burns with his own gun after he stole her candy! It's heavily implied that Maggie knew well beforehand that Burns deserved to get shot. At the town hall meeting, when everyone else was yelling about various things Burns had done, when Marge added that Burns was "causing us all to yell" you could see on Maggie's face that she shared Marge's anger. She's saved Homer's life how many times now? And where did she learn how to swim and fence? Lisa was no slouch herself, being able to change and pin her own diapers as a baby. While Bart, then as now, was less of a standout (Marge apparently had to change him until he was five years old because he was afraid of the toilet), his preternatural talent for mischief was such that he managed to grab a lighter and set his dad's tie on fire the very first time Homer held him, when he was ten minutes old. |
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In the Goldilocks parody "The Three Triangles", the baby triangle starts speaking to announce the letter and number of the day, and his parents note his intelligence. | |
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Diaper Man in The Mighty Heroes cartoon. He is actually the leader and "brains" of the title group. | |
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Batgirl (2000): While Cassandra Cain is illiterate even as an adult, she had a genius for the martial arts since she was an infant. One flashback panel shows her teething on a shuriken... and then hitting a bullseye with it on a target on a far wall. | |
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In Sky High (2005), the super-genius professor becomes one of these after the Pacifier is fired on him along with the rest of the school. His intellect remains completely untouched, but since his body is that of a baby he needs to use a machine to talk to the cast, even snarking a little about needing a change of diapers later. | |
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The Duck Dodgers episode "Where's Baby Smartypants?" has a baby philosopher who is considered the only person that could mediate peace talks between the most warlike races in the galaxy. Dodgers actually stands in for him and does quite well... then the real philosopher gets them all riled up again. | |
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It is stated in the Franny K. Stein book The Fran That Time Forgot that Franny was a mad scientist ever since she was a baby. | |
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Dr. Babble from Sonic Prime is an infant who is smart enough to pilot a dangerous mecha. | |
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Captain Britain: Margaret "Maggie" Braddock, daughter of Brian and Meggan, is more or less to magic what Valeria is to science, and didn't bother hiding it. As in, she started talking at three months. | |
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Discussed in The Nightmare House. Lisa is four years old, but a teddy bear thinks she's a baby who's just using inappropriately big words. | |
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Ivan Whisky/Cyborg 001 of Cyborg 009 plays the trope straight, but in the 2001 one he's a subversion. He's a very powerful telepath and telekinetic with the intelligence level of an adult, but also is trapped in the body of a baby since he was (unwillingly) given all of this through cyborg enhancements. This means, poor 001 is Not Allowed to Grow Up and, unless he's given a new mechanical body, he will remain as a Brainy Baby forever. | |
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Sesame Street: Baby Fats Domino, a parody of Fats Domino, can speak and sing even though he's a baby. Rocky, another singing baby, also speaks properly despite his being a baby. Doesn't stop him from crying for attention, though. In the Goldilocks parody "The Three Triangles", the baby triangle starts speaking to announce the letter and number of the day, and his parents note his intelligence. |
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In Incredibles 2, Jack-Jack definitely shows signs of this and Edna herself makes note of his intelligence. He holds his own in a fight against a wild raccoon, knows how to use the TV remote and learns how to shoot lasers from his eyes in bursts after watching a burglar fire a gun in a movie. During the final battle in the climax, he realizes he needs to destroy the goggles on the brainwashed heroes when he sees his mom destroy a pair. | |
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In the Jamal the Funny Frog shorts from Oh Yeah! Cartoons, Jamal's little sister Polly is able to speak intelligently even though she's just a tadpole. | |
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Subverted in Harriet Spies Again, the sequel to Harriet the Spy. Harriet thinks she said her first word at six months, that it was "proceed", and that she started speaking fluently only a month later. Her mother corrects her, saying that she was actually fourteen months old, and her first word was "cookie". | |
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In My Sister Leni, Lisa could talk at one month and was reading advanced books before she was one. The problem is that she didn't want to interact with others or act like a "normal baby". She preferred to study, rather than play with toys, and would get mad when others patronized her for being an infant: | |
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The Adventures of Barry Ween, Boy Genius: Barry used to be this, as shown in flashbacks. As an example, he built his first telescope when he was eight months old. | |
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Aliens in the Family: Bobut is a baby from a species with superhuman intelligence. When Sally tries to teach him the alphabet, he gets very annoyed and points out how he already knows how to read in multiple languages. | |
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Neopets: When a Neopet is zapped or painted into a baby, they don't change in any way except for appearance. This means that, despite allegedly being babies, they can still speak perfectly, read, fight in the arena, and work in jobs. | |
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"Baby Weems", a segment in The Reluctant Dragon, is about a baby who can speak eloquently from birth. He becomes a celebrity and confers with some of the most eminent minds of the day, but all that fame separates him from his parents, who can only see him from afar. | |
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Baby King from Richman. While she can't speak or walk, she not only become the president of a babay product corporation, but also build an amusement park. | |
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In The Boss Baby, an average kid named Tim discovers his new baby brother can talk (and has the personality of a bossy CEO), and gets roped into a scheme to stop puppies from becoming more popular than babies. | |
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The I Am Weasel episode "I Am My Lifetime" showed that Weasel was intelligent and articulate ever since he was a newborn. | |
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Sunny from A Series of Unfortunate Events is fully cognizant in infancy, though only her family members understand her. | |
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The Loud House: Downplayed for Lily Loud—while she may not be as intelligent as her sister, Lisa,note A Child Prodigy who's technically already finished school up through getting a PhD, which is a type of doctorate degree she's shown to be very smart someone her age.note Lily's stated to only be 15-months-old in the first four seasons of the show For example: She seems to understand her siblings pretty well, at least enough to get in on the family's shenanigans. Can work technology like a camera or a cellphone pretty well. Even Lily tends to find Luan's jokes and puns to be rather lame. In the case of Lisa Loud, it's stated in "It's Just a Phase"note A licensed comic for the show that she started doing experiments when she was only a year old—and in "Room and Hoard," it's revealed that when Lisa was a baby, she kept her used diapers and studied the bacteria in her pee and poop. |
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Aubrey Molehill from the Dinosaurs episode, "Switched at Birth" is shown to speak quite sophistically despite only being a year old. | |
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Himawari from Crayon Shin-chan is not only smart for an infant, but has an obsession with jewelry that she can discern an authentic from an imitation. She also swoons over handsome young men just like how her brother swoons over pretty young women. | |
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Turbo from Doctor Slump is killed and then revived by aliens, gaining Psychic Powers and a genius-like intellect in the process. | |
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The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius: The episode "Clash of the Cousins" introduces Jimmy's baby cousin Eddie, an evil baby with an intelligence that dares to rival his own. | |
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Sheldon, in both U.S. Acres and Garfield and Friends, is stated to have read newspapers before he was born, thus resulting in him refusing to hatch. He's also the most philosophical member of the cast. | |
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Downplayed in Kurami. The titular infant isn't able to speak yet, and still acts like a baby, but considering she can apparently complete a sudoku puzzle despite being nine months old and completely blind, she definitely qualifies. | |
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Zigzagged for Darren and Samantha's daughter Tabitha in Bewitched. Since her birth, characters speculated over whether she was a witch, and whether this meant she had above-average intelligence (for instance, when she played with a newspaper, both Darren and Gladys thought she was picking a stock). When she turns one, it's revealed that she is a witch, though she still has fairly average intelligence for her age. | |
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Peg + Cat: Baby Fox is smart enough to build a complicated machine that was able to give him a bottle, lift him up to his bed, and change his diaper. He even used a diagram to build it. "Peg Meets Cat" reveals that Peg could do simple addition when she was only about one or two. |
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According to The Qur'an, Jesus (who, remember, is revered as one of the greatest prophets in Islam) spoke shortly after being born to declare he was a prophet of God. It doesn't say if he talked afterward. | |
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The Fairly OddParents!: Poof's Anti-Fairy counterpart Foop is an evil genius and able to speak in full sentences the moment he's out of Anti-Wanda's womb. | |
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Mannish Boy of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure is one of Dio's superpowered assassins, despite being a baby. In general, whatever process causes someone to develop a Stand also causes them to gain the intelligence of an adult human, even animals like plankton. | |
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Saturday Night Live: Exaggerated in the "TV Funhouse" cartoon "Fetal Scooby Doo", where Scooby-Doo and the gang are solving a mystery in utero. | |
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Muppet Babies (1984): Bunsen is the same brilliant inventor as his adult counterpart, only smaller. Also Scooter, being the little computer whiz he is. |
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A flashback on Invader Zim shows Dib spelling "ALIENS" out with his blocks when he was still in diapers. He also has vague memories of being experimented on, theorizing that extraterrestrials were trying to create a "genius super-baby." Irkens in general are given PAKs and uploaded with the collective knowledge of their entire species immediately after "birth." Not that this makes them "smart," though. | |
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In the Scooby-Doo fanfiction The First Mystery, Velma, who's canonically very smart, could apparently crawl since she was only one day oldnote Artistic License – Biology, since crawling is not an intelligence thing, but rather a mobility thing and do basic math at one year. | |
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Moshi Monsters has the Moshling species Glitzy Boo-Hoos. They're always babies with no teeth, yet can speak and walk upright. | |
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In Reborn! (2004), there are the Arcobaleno, who are known to be the 7 strongest babies in the world. They are one of the cases of reverse aging, as they were cursed in the past. | |
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A minor character of The Proud Family is a super-intelligent infant who always seems to enjoy pestering Oscar. He speaks in a deep voice and is always outsmarting and embarrassing Oscar Proud. He also doesn't seem to reveal his intelligence to anybody but Oscar. | |
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Baby Head/Hoover from Captain Commando. He built his own Mini-Mecha. | |
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: At the ripe old age of one month, Pound and Pumpkin Cake are very intelligent and very mischievous little foals. And while surges of flight and magic ability are apparently normal for foals, that doesn't quite explain the twins' level of control over their abilities. They even know how to speak — their first words are "Pinkie" and "Pie". | |
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In Generation Zero, Gamete is a super-intelligent psychic fetus. | |
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Implied for Beatrice Bottomwell in The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. She made her first ever mistake when she was somewhere between six and eleven, which meant that she never made mistakes as a baby. | |
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Baby Brain in the Seven Soldiers: The Manhattan Guardian flashbacks to the Newsboy Army was shown to be an intelligent and verbose infant. In the present day, his body never grew older, and he's stuck as a wrinkly infant. | |
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In The Twilight Saga, Renesemee is supposedly as intelligent as an adult, though it's a bit ambiguous because a.) she also has Rapid Aging and b.) she still tends to act more like a baby than an adult. Nevertheless she's able to read within a few weeks of birth, at which time she looks about three. | |
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Discussed in "The Third Wheel". Greg thinks he could understand English perfectly even in utero, and that he figured out how to steal the TV remote's batteries as a baby, though these claims are dubious. | |
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Baby Amelia Earhart in the Sam & Max: Freelance Police episode, "The Tomb of Sammun-Mak". As the series has a tendency to reuse characters, Baby Amelia was present in Season 2, but they're not the same character: in season 2, it was the adult Earhart who had gotten in The Bermuda Triangle and drunk too much from the Fountain of Youth, where in Season 3 it was actually the young Earhart as a baby. Either way, both of them are very eloquent, and the one who wasn't an adult goes on tomb-raiding adventures in Egypt. | |
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Ike from South Park. At age three he can barely speak, but gets to go to kindergarten early and apparently reserves the TV every night to watch the news. In one episode he reads several novels written for adults in the course of one day. | |
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The premise of the movie Baby Geniuses is that babies have access to all human knowledge until just before they learn to speak, at which point they "cross over" and lose all their memories. | |
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Whizzer and Chips: Baby Boffin from "The S.O.S. Squad" whose inventions are all pram-related. "Master P. Brain (Science is his Game)" was a pre-teen, but the first strip showed that as a baby he invented an automatic baby-feeding machine for himself. |
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Granny Girl Hinata-chan: A side chapter shows the day a newborn Hinata came home from the hospital. Her family sees her folding origami cranes with a dexterity that defies what she should be capable of. Her brother then asks if Hinata is doing it to wish their mother a speedy recovery and gets a very clear, firm nod in response. While this is the result of Hinata being born with the full memory of her previous life, big brother Haruto believes his little sister is a genius. | |
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Jenny Quantum of The Authority is able to speak in full sentences by toddlerhood and even before then was able to recognize opportunities where her powers would be of great help towards the Authority. | |
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Pictured above: Stewie of Family Guy. A big part of the character's humor comes from him being a super-intelligent Mad Scientist (probably the most intelligent character on the show, in fact), but lacking some extremely basic knowledge that only babies would not know. For example, he still gets confused by the peek-a-boo thing. | |
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Deconstructed in the FusionFall fanfic Invisible Sun. Since infancy, Dexter has been a genius. He could understand his parents long before he could walk and much earlier than he could talk (Dexter mentions he didn't talk until age 3 because he was learning and storing information). Unfortunately, this means that Dexter heard things he wasn't meant to understand, such as how his parents hadn't wanted a second child due to money issues and how they had wished for another daughter, not a son. | |
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Zigzagged in the Star Trek: Voyager fanfiction Anomaly with Captain Janeway's daughter Sarah. Initially, she hit her milestones like sitting up and smiling early, but then she took a while to say her first word... Once she did, however, she started speaking in full sentences, and she remained a prodigy ever since. | |
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Fantastic Four: Valeria "Val" Richards, the second child of Reed and Susan Richards, was revealed to be a genius... as an infant. She takes after her good old Teen Genius dad, a borderline Child Prodigy himself, who privately speculated that she would start playing chess by the time she reaches age 2. By the time she's about five, it's implied that she's smarter than her father - though, like him, she has occasional problems with empathy, exacerbated by her age. She's since graduated to Teen Genius. | |
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Charmed (1998): Three weeks after he's born Piper and Leo's son Wyatt works out that if he cries the magical alarm Aunt Paige set up will go off and bring his family running. He quickly starts setting it off deliberately to get people to pay attention to him. | |
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The Smurfs (1981): Fittingly enough given the trope name, Brainy Smurf was one of these as a child. While he's an adult in the show proper, a flashback to his infanthood in the Season 5 episode "Papa's Family Album" reveals he started reading before he could even walk or talk. | |
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The Garrickson Baby from EarthBound Beginnings. Unlike most examples on this page, he actually can't speak English. However, using telepathy reveals that the baby has psychic powers. He teaches Ninten and Ana how to use PSI Teleport. | |
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Dr. Fetus from Meat Boy series takes this to the next level. | |
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Minilife TV: Before gaining a bigger brain via experimentation from Dr. Espajelly, Baby Crotchrash is able to write (at a fifth grade level) a note explaining why he ran away from his parents. | |
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Dexter's Laboratory: Professor Hawk from "Golden Diskette" is described as being extremely smart as a child ("At the age of four, he made history — by receiving a college degree!") The Origins Episode "LABretto" shows Dexter talking minutes after being born and building machines while still in the crib. |
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In Numberjacks, One is only one year old, yet she has a concept of addition, and in one episode, she even says a sentence ("I'm only a little number".) | |
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Time Baby, the superintelligent totalitarian ruler of the dystopian future in Gravity Falls. | |
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If the character profiles in Super Smash Bros. are to be believed, the Yoshi race in the Super Mario Bros. series are an entire species born with a very high I.Q. | |
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