History: CuteBruiser / TabletopGames

* In both ''TabletopGame/VampireTheMasquerade'' and ''TabletopGame/VampireTheRequiem'', vampires don't age after being turned. So, in theory, if someone was Embraced four hundred years ago as an eleven-year-old girl, she could have all the awesome might of the most powerful vampire elders and look quite harmless. Similarly, it's noted in a few supplements that due to nutrition, most people were much shorter than modern average a long time ago, so that "short" vampires accorded respect by vampires you believe to be stronger than you should be afforded every courtesy...
* In the ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}} RPG'', there is a feat called Childlike that allows Halflings to appear to be human children. On the other hand it also has massive {{Squick}} potential...
* Given the free form nature of character creation, it's easy to build such a character in MutantsAndMasterminds. Canon examples include teen superheroes Nereid, a rare male version in Whoop-Ant, but most especially Changeling, who's a VoluntaryShapeshifter that prefers the form of a teenage GenkiGirl. 
* One of the sample Powers in ''TabletopGame/{{Nobilis}}'' is Rook Catchfly, the Power of Eternity, who is stuck forever at ten years old. She's a cheerful type who loves showing people how beautiful the world is. She's also Aspect 4 in a system where peak human physical and mental capability is Aspect 2, and her Tarot card in third edition specifies that it's probably a good idea to be polite to all little girls you meet until you're certain they can't bludgeon the Marine Corps into unconsciousness with a bear while outsmarting Stephen Hawking.
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