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The links Warrior Princess plus Jeanne D Archetype do work, I added more links, gave Brawn Hilda plus Damsel Out Of Distress better descriptions, fixed incorrect info in the Boobs Of Steel section, removed unneeded spaces, and used a word to match up with Sweet's gender. (Not a perfect troper either tho lol.)
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-->-- [[https://youtu.be/Z6xdnA2HMZk?t=11s "I'm Me",]] '''Vanessa Doofenshmirtz''', ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb''
An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her ([[BadassInDistress most of the time]]). She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre.
For the longest time in many cultures, {{Double Standard}}s in both fiction and real life meant that when it came to action and fighting, guys definitely outnumbered girls. MenActWomenAre was the rule of thumb, which led to the Action Girl being a subversion of what was acceptable. As society has marched on, this view has faded in some media, leading to stories where Action Girls become the norm rather than the exception, such as stories set in a WorldOfBadass, and especially a WorldOfActionGirls.
The broad Action Girl concept can take many forms. FauxActionGirl is a case of presenting a character as this, only for them not to live up to the standards of this trope. DarkActionGirl is the villainous variety, and AffirmativeActionGirl is a cast addition intended to balance out gender ratios that typically also falls under this trope. Less action-y versions include YouGoGirl and PluckyGirl.
An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her ([[BadassInDistress most of the time]]). She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre.
For the longest time in many cultures, {{Double Standard}}s in both fiction and real life meant that when it came to action and fighting, guys definitely outnumbered girls. MenActWomenAre was the rule of thumb, which led to the Action Girl being a subversion of what was acceptable. As society has marched on, this view has faded in some media, leading to stories where Action Girls become the norm rather than the exception, such as stories set in a WorldOfBadass, and especially a WorldOfActionGirls.
The broad Action Girl concept can take many forms. FauxActionGirl is a case of presenting a character as this, only for them not to live up to the standards of this trope. DarkActionGirl is the villainous variety, and AffirmativeActionGirl is a cast addition intended to balance out gender ratios that typically also falls under this trope. Less action-y versions include YouGoGirl and PluckyGirl.
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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] ''Comicbook/ActionGirl'', a comic series ''about'' an Action Girl. For advice on how to write these types of characters, see SoYouWantTo/WriteAnActionGirl.
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See below for even more subtropes [[SubTrope sub-tropes]] and other variants.
[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] ''Comicbook/ActionGirl'', a comic series ''about'' an [[TitleDrop ActionGirl.Girl]]. For advice on how to write these types of characters, see SoYouWantTo/WriteAnActionGirl.
[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] ''Comicbook/ActionGirl'', a comic series ''about'' an [[TitleDrop Action
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* ActionFashionista: Action Girl version of TheFashionista
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* ActionFashionista: [[TitleDrop Action Girl Girl]] version of TheFashionista
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* ActionMom: An action girl (''woman'' more likely) who has given birth and kicks ass.
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* ActionMom: An action girl [[TitleDrop Action Girl]] (''woman'' more likely) who has given birth and kicks ass.
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* BikerBabe: An Action Girl who is also a BadassBiker.
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* BikerBabe: An [[TitleDrop Action Girl who is Girl]] who's also a BadassBiker.
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* BoobsOfSteel: When her fighting ability is directly proportional to her bust size.
* BrawnHilda: Big, boisterous woman. Don't laugh or she'll break you over her knee.
* BrawnHilda: Big, boisterous woman. Don't laugh or she'll break you over her knee.
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* BoobsOfSteel: When her fighting ability is directly proportional to her bust size.
She has the biggest breasts in a group or cast and she's the strongest physically.
* BrawnHilda:Big, boisterous An ugly, masculine woman. Don't laugh or she'll break you over her knee.
* BrawnHilda:
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Just because this lady was captured doesn't mean she's helpless; she can probably rescue ''herself''.
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Just because this lady was captured doesn't mean she's helpless; she can probably does rescue ''herself''.
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* FemaleFighterMaleHandler: The Action Girl has a NonActionGuy who handles and/or supports her.
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* FemaleFighterMaleHandler: The [[TitleDrop Action Girl Girl]] has a NonActionGuy who handles and/or supports her.
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* GirlyBruiser: The Action Girl happens to be a GirlyGirl. Can overlap with ActionFashionista above.
* HatesWearingDresses: Action girls often aren't fond of dresses, and the usual reasons are either because [[{{tomboy}} they're too girly]] or they get in the way of being action-y.
* HatesWearingDresses: Action girls often aren't fond of dresses, and the usual reasons are either because [[{{tomboy}} they're too girly]] or they get in the way of being action-y.
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* GirlyBruiser: The [[TitleDrop Action Girl Girl]] happens to be a GirlyGirl. Can overlap with ActionFashionista above.
* HatesWearingDresses: Action girls often aren't fond of dresses, and the usual reasons are either because[[{{tomboy}} [[{{Tomboy}} they're too girly]] or they get in the way of being action-y.
* HatesWearingDresses: Action girls often aren't fond of dresses, and the usual reasons are either because
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* LadyOfWar: A fine, elegant Action Girl who is just as composed as she is tough.
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* LadyOfWar: A fine, elegant [[TitleDrop Action Girl who is Girl]] who's just as composed as she is tough.
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* LittleRedFightingHood: An Action Girl version of Literature/LittleRedRidingHood.
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* LittleRedFightingHood: An [[TitleDrop Action Girl Girl]] version of Literature/LittleRedRidingHood.
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* {{Warrior Prince}}ss: She's royalty and she fights for her country.
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* {{Warrior Prince}}ss: WarriorPrincess: She's royalty and she fights for her country.
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* {{Xenafication}}: The harmless damsel of the novel becomes an Action Girl in the movie adaptation.
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* {{Xenafication}}: The harmless damsel of the novel becomes an [[TitleDrop Action Girl Girl]] in the movie {{film}} adaptation.
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* ''Animation/HappyHeroes'': Sweet S. is a downplayed example. Her main superpower is creating bubbles rather than an actual attack, and she's nowhere near as strong as the other Supermen, but she's still a hero who can and will help the other Supermen fight evil whenever it's needed.
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* ''Animation/HappyHeroes'': Sweet S. is a downplayed example. Her main superpower is creating bubbles rather than an actual attack, and she's nowhere near as strong as the other Supermen, but she's still a hero heroine who can and will help the other Supermen fight evil whenever it's needed.
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* ''Animation/HappyHeroes'': Sweet S. is a downplayed example. Her main superpower is creating bubbles rather than an actual attack, and she's nowhere near as strong as the other Supermen, but she's still a hero who can and will help the other Supermen fight evil whenever it's needed.
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* AmazonianBeauty: A female character that's portrayed as attractive because of or despite being muscular. This character is usually an ActionGirl.
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An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her. She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre.
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An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her.her ([[BadassInDistress most of the time]]). She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre.
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A Badass Driver is not necessarily a woman
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* BadassDriver: When a woman is an astonishingly good driver.
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This is somewhat of a CyclicTrope, with Action Girls often having surges in popularity in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and 2010s, probably not coincidentally times when the women's movement increased in prominence. Action Girls are nigh-omnipresent in action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero. Of course, this doesn't mean lesbian Action Girls don't exist.
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This is somewhat of a CyclicTrope, with Action Girls often having surges in popularity in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and 2010s, probably not coincidentally times when the women's movement increased in prominence. Action Girls are nigh-omnipresent in modern action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero. Of course, this doesn't mean lesbian Action Girls don't exist.
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This is somewhat of a CyclicTrope, with Action Girls often having surges in popularity in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and 2010s, probably not coincidentally times when the women's movement increased in prominence. Action Girls are nigh-omnipresent in action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero. Of course, this doesn't mean lesbian Action Girls exist.
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This is somewhat of a CyclicTrope, with Action Girls often having surges in popularity in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and 2010s, probably not coincidentally times when the women's movement increased in prominence. Action Girls are nigh-omnipresent in action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero. Of course, this doesn't mean lesbian Action Girls don't exist.
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This is somewhat of a CyclicTrope, with Action Girls often having surges in popularity in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and 2010s, probably not coincidentally times when the women's movement increased in prominence. Despite all this, Action Girls are still nigh-omnipresent in action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero.
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This is somewhat of a CyclicTrope, with Action Girls often having surges in popularity in the 1940s, 1970s, 1990s and 2010s, probably not coincidentally times when the women's movement increased in prominence. Despite all this, Action Girls are still nigh-omnipresent in action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero.
ActionHero. Of course, this doesn't mean lesbian Action Girls exist.
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An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her. She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre. Especially if she's TheHero's girlfriend.
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An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her. She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre. Especially if she's TheHero's girlfriend.
ActionGenre.
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prominence. Despite all this, Action Girls are still nigh-omnipresent in action films, especially as the love interest or sister of a male ActionHero.
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An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her. She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.''
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An Action Girl is a female badass who is tough and kicks butt. DamselInDistress? Not her. She's featured in far more than the DesignatedGirlFight. She faces dangerous foes and deadly obstacles, and she ''wins.''
'' She's a fairly common character in the ActionGenre. Especially if she's TheHero's girlfriend.
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JustForFun/NotToBeConfusedWith ''Comicbook/ActionGirl'', a comic series ''about'' an Action Girl. For advice on how to write these types of characters, see SoYouWantTo/WriteAnActionGirl.
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Prefers a {{BFG}}.
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Prefers a {{BFG}}.{{BFG}} to make up with her small size.
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* GirlsWithGuns: An action genre focusing on badass girls with guns.
* WorldOfActionGirls: For works dominated by this character type.
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Genres and worlds populated by Action Girls:
* GirlsWithGuns: An action genre focusing on badass girls with guns.
* WorldOfActionGirls: For works dominated by this character type.
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* BikerBabe: ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, an Action Girl who is also a BadassBiker.
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* BikerBabe: ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, an An Action Girl who is also a BadassBiker.
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* CombatStilettoes: A woman fights in high heels.
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* CombatStilettoes: CombatStilettos: A woman fights in high heels.
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* FemaleFighterMaleHandler: The Action Girl has a NonActionGuy who handles and/or supports her.
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* TheBaroness: A badass and dominant evil woman.
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* {{Xenafication}}: The frail lady of the novel becomes an Action Girl in the movie adaptation.
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* {{Xenafication}}: The frail lady harmless damsel of the novel becomes an Action Girl in the movie adaptation.
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-->-- "[[https://youtu.be/Z6xdnA2HMZk?t=11s I'm Me]]", '''Vanessa Doofenshmirtz''', ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb''
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-->-- "[[https://youtu.[[https://youtu.be/Z6xdnA2HMZk?t=11s I'm Me]]", "I'm Me",]] '''Vanessa Doofenshmirtz''', ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb''
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* BattleHarem: À group of action girls who fight with/for a same [[LoveInterest lover]].
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* BattleHarem: À A group of action girls who fight with/for a same [[LoveInterest lover]].
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* BrawnHilda:Big, boisterous woman. Don't laugh or she'll break you over her knee.
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* BrawnHilda:Big, BrawnHilda: Big, boisterous woman. Don't laugh or she'll break you over her knee.
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''[[IAmSong I'm me!]]"''
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