I think Ducky on NCIS would qualify here, as in a recent episode where he grabs an antique scalpel & nicks a much bigger & stronger armed opponent's brachial artery not only for self defense, but to put the thug in a position to have to give information so Ducky will save his life. I'm pretty sure he's done similar things in other episodes, can anyone back me up?
Away on the wind~
"Standing over her, Tim then explains this trope: If he can't match someone with skill or strength, he'll beat them with his smarts."
This trope is Weak, but Skilled...
I'm fairly sure that you cannot claim this Trope is explained if he discounts skill in his speech.
Doesn't this one belong more in Crazy-Prepared or one of the Gambit tropes?
There are too many toasters in my chimney!
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The "women" Real Life Example claims that women have stronger legs than men do. Is this true? I always thought that men had stronger legs than women, just not by very much.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_difference#Strength.2C_power_and_muscle_mass
the real life examples need to be shortened just to "martial arts", because really, all of the eastern martial arts are this in their very nature, with the possible exception of tiger shaolin.
I think think the image used currently (Zootopia) is not really the best. If you watch the scene she clearly exhibits super-strength during that moment, so she is clearly not the first part of that label (Weak).