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* Rouge the Bat from the ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' series is a master thief who works for the G.U.N. military force. She's also 18 years old.

* ''WesternAnimation/DelilahAndJulius'' is about a duo of teen super spies with great chemistry and a fair amount of {{UST}}.

-->-- '''Army major''', ''[[Literature/AlexRider Stormbreaker]]''

* ''Literature/AlexRider''. He was secretly trained from birth -- and, by "secretly", we mean not even Alex himself was aware that the activities in question were training -- to carry the legacy of his uncle. Because he is in the wrong place in the wrong time, he is recruited early because no one will suspect a child. The series ultimately becomes a deconstruction of the character type. Far from finding his adventures exciting, Alex is forced to work for [=MI6=] and, against his will, basically becomes a ChildSoldier, all while becoming alienated from his friends and repeatedly traumatized by the mortal peril he is thrown into.

* ''Literature/AlexRider''. He was secretly trained from birth -- and, by "secretly", we mean not even Alex himself was aware that the activities in question were training -- to carry the legacy of his uncle. Because he is in the wrong place in the wrong time, he is recruited early because no one will suspect a child. The series ultimately becomes a deconstruction of the character type. Far from finding his adventures exciting, Alex is forced to work for MI6 by his late uncle's superiors and, against his will, basically becomes a ChildSoldier, all while becoming alienated from his friends and repeatedly traumatized by the mortal peril he is thrown into.

* ''Literature/AlexRider''. He was secretly trained from birth -- and, by "secretly", we mean not even Alex himself was aware that the activities in question were training -- to carry the legacy of his uncle. Because he is in the wrong place in the wrong time, he is recruited early because no one will suspect a child.

* Hirofumi Yoshida from ''Manga/ChainsawMan'' is TheAce [[DemonSlaying Devil Hunter]] who despite [[TheSpook claiming]] to be around Denji's age is skilled and experienced enough to hold his own against opponents like the WorldsBestWarrior [[PsychoForHire Quanxi]].

* ''Anime/GirlsUndPanzer'': Yukari Akiyama is a {{Downplayed|trope}} version. Yukari isn't as flashy as most on this list, but successfully infiltrates multiple schools for intelligence gathering, smoothly impersonates a Pravda member to get info from poor Nina, and is the team's go-to scout in the field.

* ''Anime/PrincessPrincipal'' stars a team of five girls who are spies in {{Steampunk}} London, who are incredibly badass (especially [[TheAce Ange]]), and teenagers (except Dorothy, who is 20, but undercover as a high school student).

* ''Manga/SukebanDeka'' (which also had a live action TV series and several movies)

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* ''WesternAnimation/PrincessNatasha'': Student - Secret Agent - Princess

The Teen Superspy is the [[ImprobableAge implausibly young]] agent of secret agency. Perhaps she's been [[{{Tykebomb}} trained from birth]] for this role. Perhaps she's carrying the legacy of a missing or dead parent. Perhaps the government figures no one will suspect children of being secret agents. Perhaps they were just in the wrong place at the right time. Whatever the case, expect them to have [[ShoePhone an arsenal of high-tech spy gadgets disguised as typical teen paraphernalia]].

* Sydney Bristow on ''Series/{{Alias}}'' is a Teen Superspy all grown up, and a relatively downplayed take on this trope, having been recruited into SD-6 as a 19-year-old college freshman just one year removed from teenage life. She's 26 by the start of the show and no longer an example, but the first season still has elements of this, as she has to juggle grad school with espionage.

* In VisualNovel/RiddleJoker the protagonist Satoru and his sister Nanami are a more [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] version, working for the SFD, an organisation fighting superpowered crime, generally of the street level variety rather than anything like super vilains. They have superpowers of their own which is somewhat rare and normal law enforcement aren't allowed to use such powers so the organisation can't afford to be picky about their age.

* In VisualNovel/RiddleJoker the protagonist Satoru and his sister Nanami are a more [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] version, working for the SFD, an organisation fighting superpowered crime. They have superpowers of their own which is somewhat rare and normal law enforcement aren't allowed to use such powers so the organisation can't afford to be picky about their age.

* In the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, the ComicBook/BlackWidow program is this trope given the Stale Beer treatment. Young orphan girls are taken into the program and subjected to a mix of TrainingFromHell and {{brainwash|ed}}ing to turn them into superspies for the Soviet and [[TheGreatPoliticsMessUp later]] Russian government. Natasha Romanoff and Yelena Belova both escaped from the program, and the plot of the ''Film/{{Black Widow|2021}}'' movie revolves around taking it down.