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20-> ''The police needed aid that could operate outside the system. And if Batman and the Justice League were too busy to do it, then someone else was going to have to.''
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22''[[http://archiveofourown.org/series/17243 Girls' Night Out]]'' is an ongoing {{fanfic}} series by {{Tropers/Chellerrific}} based in the universe of Greg Weisman's and Brandon Vietti's ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice2010'' cartoon. The first story in the series, ''[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/373053/chapters/608063 Hunter & Hunted]]'', focuses on [[ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} Barbara Gordon and Bette Kane]] when they, for their own individual reasons, decide to become superheroes (as you do). An {{interquel}} focusing on [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Karen Beecher]] and [[Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} Kara Kent]], ''[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/381303/chapters/623151 Takeoffs & Landings]]'', followed. At least two more stories (probably more) are planned.
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24!!''Girls' Night Out'' provides examples of:
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26* ActionFashionista: Bette puts a ''lot'' of effort into getting her costume ''just right''.
27* ActionGirl: All the major characters to some degree. Barbara studies judo; Bette is skilled in both gymnastics and aikido and decides to take up kickboxing; Karen doesn't know any specific martial arts, but her suit allows her to engage in direct combat with stronger foes; and Kara, naturally, knows Klurkor.
28* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: Cousins Conner and Kara Kent and their comrade Karen.
29%%* AlienAmongUs: Kara.
30* AlliterativeName: Kara Kent.
31* AmazonianBeauty: [[spoiler:[[MeaningfulName Knockout.]]]]
32%%* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: Vic to Karen at times.
33%%* ArtisticLicensePhysics:
34* BadassBookworm: Barbara. When in doubt, go to the library.
35%%* BadassBystander: Karen on her first "outing," to a degree.
36%%* BadassCape: Barbara, Bette, and Kara.
37* BadassNormal: Barbara and Bette have no superpowers whatsoever. Karen is a normal human who only has enhancements via her super suit. They're part of the Justice League and fighting super villains nonetheless.
38* BadassUnintentional: Sure Karen built the suit, but {{for science}}, not ass-kicking.
39* BareFistedMonk: Most of the characters prefer to go bare knuckles, at least to start out with; the exceptions are Karen, Lawton, [[spoiler:Harley Quinn]], and [[spoiler:Scandal Savage]].
40%%* BigEater: Kara.
41* BrainyBrunette: Karen is less of TheSmartGuy than is typical, but she ''is'' a science genius who invented, designed, and built a flying super suit for herself by age 15.
42* TheCavalry: [[spoiler:The police]] in Barbara's first battle, [[spoiler:an unseen brick-thrower]] in another, and [[spoiler:Franchise/{{Superman}} followed by Wonder Woman, Hal Jordon, and John Stewart]] in Karen's first "tussle."
43* CharacterFocus: Barbara and Bette in the first one, Karen and Kara in the second, and [[EnsembleCast more to come later]].
44* ClothesMakeTheSuperman: Karen's suit provides her superpowers.
45* ContinuityCameo: Every character named so far exists in or is based on someone from the DCU. Even Stacy the secretary.
46* DaddysGirl: Barbara decides to take up the mantle of Batgirl expressly for the purpose of helping out her father, Police Commissioner Jim Gordon.
47%%* DeadpanSnarker: Barbara.
48* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife: Bette, who seems to cut out mundane things like sleeping, eating, and breathing in order to fit in all her numerous hobbies.
49%%* DualWielding: [[spoiler:Scandal Savage]].
50%%* DynamicEntry: How Bette "introduces" herself to Lawton.
51* FieryRedhead: Barbara. Definitely more on the rational side but still very passionate and intense.
52* FlyingBrick: Kara. Karen's suit puts her a lot closer to this than normal humans generally get.
53%%* ForScience: Karen's driving focus.
54* ForgetsToEat: Karen's family is so used to her doing this they have steps in place to stop it.
55%%* GadgeteerGenius: Karen.
56%%* GenkiGirl: Bette. Kara to a lesser extent.
57* GirlsNightOutEpisode: Their nights out tend to involve kicking ass and taking names. And sometimes also makeovers.
58%%* TheGunslinger: Floyd Lawton.
59%%* HealingFactor: [[spoiler:Scandal Savage]] and, to a lesser extent, [[spoiler:Knockout]].
60* InTheNameOfTheMoon: Bette tries a heroic speech, but gets a little tongue-tied.
61* IntoxicationEnsues: A side effect of [[spoiler:Harley Quinn]]'s smoke bombs is drunkenness.
62* KidHero: Barbara is 13, Bette and Karen are 15, and Kara is (physiologically) 16.
63* KidSidekick: Bette and Kara act like this to the more mature and focused Barbara and Karen despite the fact that they're both [[OlderSidekick the older of their respective pairs]].
64%%* LeeroyJenkins: Bette in her first villain confrontation.
65%%* LonelyRichKid: Bette, all though few people realize just how lonely.
66%%* LovelyAngels: Barbara and Bette, Karen and Kara.
67* TheManBehindTheMan: In the first story, Barbara starts out chasing Arthur Brown. She quickly identifies him as an underling of [[TheGunslinger Floyd Lawton]], who is in turn nothing more than a chess piece of [[spoiler:[[PsychopathicManchild Harley Quinn]]]]'s.
68** In the second, [[spoiler:Karen and Kara are given an ultimatum by [[SmugSnake Neal Emerson]]. Upon confronting him, they find themselves in a showdown with [[OutlawCouple Knockout and Scandal Savage]]]].
69%%* MissingMom: Barbara's.
70%%* MotorMouth: Bette.
71%%* NonPoweredCostumedHero: Barbara and Bette.
72%%* OddFriendship: Barbara and Bette.
73* OfficialCouple: As per the show, Karen/Mal and Megan/Conner.
74* OlderThanTheyLook: Kara looks 16, but she's actually older than Superman.
75%%* OutlawCouple: [[spoiler:Knockout and Scandal Savage]].
76* ParentalAbandonment: By dint of her tragic {{backstory}}, Kara is seriously lacking in the parental department.
77* ParentalNeglect: Bette's parents aren't even there to celebrate Christmas with her.
78* PopCulturedBadass: Bette and Karen are both tuned-in when it comes to this sort of thing. Bette frequently makes various references and doesn't care if there's anyone around to get them.
79* ThePowerOfFriendship: Though she is loathe to admit it, Barbara does a lot better once she teams up with Bette.
80* [[PsychopathicManchild Psychopathic Womanchild]]: [[spoiler:Harley Quinn.]]
81* RedOniBlueOni: Bette and Barbara respectively. Bette even {{lampshade|Hanging}}s this when she suggests making Barbara's costume blue.
82* SarcasmBlind: A lot of Barbara's snark flies right over Bette's head.
83* ShipperOnDeck: Bette for Barbara and Dick.
84%%* SmugSnake: Neal Emerson.
85%%* TechnoWizard: Dick, of course, and Barbara takes full advantage of that, though she's starting to pick up on a few things herself.
86* TeenGenius: While other characters are debatable, Barbara and Karen both are without question.
87* UnderestimatingBadassery: What Barbara counts on as her secret weapon. (It works... more or less.)
88* WakeUpGoToSchoolSaveTheWorld: Barbara especially makes sure she still has time for homework.
89%%* WorldOfActionGirls:

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