History CuteBruiser / VideoGames

* Itsuki from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'' is an [[TokenMiniMoe adorable little 12 year old girl]] who will smash you to a pulp with her humongous [[DropTheHammer God-hammer]].

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also the game's hidden {{Superboss}} with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential. The player is given no indication or hint that she even exists, but you'll have to find or stumble upon her and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* [[Characters/HonkaiStarRailJariloVI Hook]] of ''VideoGame/HonkaiStarRail'' is a tiny and adorable CheerfulChild who also happens to have an ''enormous'' mining tool as a weapon that can wreck faces and take names without really breaking a sweat, and helps out the forces of Belobog's resistance, [[LaResistance Wildfire]], as a reconnaissance agent and troublemaker leading the group known as the Moles.

* Xiaoyu, Lili, and Asuka in ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}''. They don't ''look'' that imposing at first glance (especially waif-like Xiaoyu), but they have no trouble tossing around the heaviest of foes. Launching a 15-foot-tall demon into the air and flinging around a practically-solid-steel-and-osmium android like a rag doll, anyone?

* Platinum the Trinity from ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' has this in spades. She's a (probably parodically) stereotypical MagicalGirl who wields bombs, hammers, frying pans, bats, and frickin' missiles! And then she can upgrade them into things like swords and even BIGGER hammers.

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also the game's {{Superboss}}, with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential. It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's an OptionalBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also [[{Superboss}} the strongest boss in the game]], with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential. It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's an OptionalBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also [[{Superboss} the strongest boss in the game, with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential.]] It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's an OptionalBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also [[Superboss the strongest boss in the game, with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential.]] It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's an OptionalBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also [[ThatOneBoss the strongest boss in the game, with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential.]] It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's an OptionalBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

** In ''VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet'' Tinkaton is the natural predator of Corviknight and uses its hide to fashion her massive hammer. To boot, she's such an efficient hunter of Corviknight that it was deemed ill-suited for use in a flying taxi service as is the case in Galar. She's an absolute beast in battle as well despite having mediocre stats across the board thanks to her broken Fairy/Steel typing and her signature move Gigaton Hammer which is a steel-type move more powerful than ''Hyper Beam'' while also only having the downside that it can't be used two turns consecutively instead of skipping the user's next turn outright when used like moves of similar power.

* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'': Amy Rose, a girly pink hedgehog who has actually fully utilized her hammer as her weapon. Even in ''VideoGame/SonicChronicles'' she's classified as a support character, but has enough damage output to put the [[AnAdventurerIsYou designated heavy hitters]] to shame.

** Team Psycho Soldier has had a few cute bruisers on its roster in the later games. ''2001'' saw Bao, cute little boy and powerful psychic (and, to ''many'' fans, TheScrappy). ''XI'' replaces him with Momoko, a cute little GenkiGirl that can perform ridiculously long attack chains.

* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also [[ThatOneBoss the strongest boss in the game, with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential.]] It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's a BonusBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* [[HotScientist Liara]] in the ''Franchise/MassEffect'' series is a sweet, innocent young archaeologist who, at least out of combat, looks like a pretty standard [[GreenSkinnedSpaceBabe pretty blue alien woman]] in a labcoat. In combat, she will start [[PowerGlows glowing blue]], breaking peoples' necks by gesturing at them, and summon small-scale black holes to mess with enemy positions.

** In ''VideoGame/PokemonScarletAndViolet'' Tinkaton is the natural predator of Corviknight and uses its hide to fashion her massive hammer. To boot, she's such an efficient hunter of Corviknight that it was deemed ill-suited for use in a flying taxi service as is the case in Galar. She's an absolute beast in battle as well despite having mediocre stats across the board thanks to her broken Fairy/Steel typing and her signature move Gigaton Hammer which is a steel-type move more powerful than ''Hyper Beam'' while also only having the downside that it can't be used two turns consecutively instead skipping the user's next turn outright when used like moves of similar power.

* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'': Amy Rose, a girly pink hedgehog who has actually fully utilized her hammer as her WeaponOfChoice. Even in ''VideoGame/SonicChronicles'' she's classified as a support character, but has enough damage output to put the [[AnAdventurerIsYou designated heavy hitters]] to shame.

* The tomboyish Ellen from ''VideoGame/RomancingSaga3''. She initially uses [[AnAxeToGrind an axe]], but she also excels in martial arts.

* From the game ''VideoGame/StarOceanTillTheEndOfTime'', we have the character [[DarkSkinnedBlond Peppita Rosetti]], whom, if you take the time to train her a lot, can become stronger than characters like Cliff or Fayt.

* In ''VideoGame/DeadOrAlive'', Hitomi and Mila are easily the best examples of the trope, with the former being a hardhitting Karateka, whose kicks and punches send her opponents flying across the arena. While Mila is a MMA fighter that looks and fights just like real life cute bruiser Creator/GinaCarano.
* May from ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'', a cute little pirate girl who fights with an anchor as big as she is.
* Sugar from ''VideoGame/{{OFF}}'' wears puffy pants, has candies tied to her fingers, laughs sweetly, her text-speech is littered with emoticons, and all of her attacks are named after desserts. She's also [[ThatOneBoss the strongest boss in the game, with an enormous health bar and the ability to deal multiple attacks per turn with massive damage potential.]] It's totally possible to avoid fighting her because she's a BonusBoss, and the game doesn't even give you a hint that she exists, so you'll have to find her completely on your own, but you'll have to fight and defeat her if you want to obtain the Grand Chocolatier item in order to access [[GoldenEnding the secret ending.]]

* Presea Combatir from ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia'', who was originally a lumberjack and wields a massive axe. She is the cutest character, bar none. At one point she is able to drag a heavy wooden log single-handed, a feat which neither Genis nor Lloyd can do together. This leads to Lloyd declaring that "I've lost all confidence as a man". She's a rare case in which the shortest character in the party is also the resident ''MightyGlacier''.
** In another cutscene, the frail-looking Colette lifts Regal with one hand after Zelos couldn't lift him. This leads Raine to call all men useless.
*** And before that, when the party first meets [[TheCasanova Zelos]], she grabs him and throws him with one arm when he approaches her with lecherous intent. [[spoiler:Granted, she had lost her soul and heart at that point and could not control herself, but wow.]]
** Hermana Larmo of ''VideoGame/TalesOfInnocence'' is a fist fighter, although she focuses more on speed and multiple strikes than sheer damage like Presea. Far from emotionless, though - she apparently teaches other [[FantasticRacism superpowered]] young children clandestinely in the sewers, and tends to draw out the last syllable of her sentences (and attack names) into a "yan". Also, she's the reincarnated form of the divine dragon Vritra, whose form she can take in her [[LimitBreak Awakening Hi-Ougi]].
** Karol Capel of ''VideoGame/TalesOfVesperia'' is the youngest member of Brave Vesperia (A guild he leads) Goes into battle wielding a Battle Axe while still dressed in his little overalls. He gets his moment in the Blade Drifts of Zopheir when he [[spoiler: single-handedly fights a boss until he's disarmed, then grabs a nearby weapon and performs a backflip-attack]].
** This is further emphasized in the coliseum (in the [=PS3=] version, a "Merciless" rank is available in the coliseum for team battles - at the end you fight the party members you didn't bring in with you), where Karol is so damaging that he's one of the highest profile targets after Estelle, who is capable of some spectacular magic spells and can heal and raise the dead.
** Sophie of ''VideoGame/TalesOfGraces'', the game's resident LightningBruiser.
** Anise Tatlin of ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheAbyss'', while in battle, likes to [[ImprobableWeaponUser take her little teddy bear, animate it, and make it into a giant machine of mass destruction]].
* Hinako Shijo from ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'' makes a rather amusing sumo wrestler, especially given the fact that she weighs just over ''forty kilograms'' (88 pounds).
** Team Psycho Soldier has had a few cute bruisers on its roster in the later games. ''2001'' saw Bao, cute little boy and powerful psychic (and, to ''many'' fans, TheScrappy). ''XI'' replaces him with Momoko, a cute little GenkiGirl that can perform ridiculously long attack chains.
* Apricot Sakuraba from ''[[VideoGame/GalaxyAngel Galaxy Angel II]]''. She also has a very strong case of [[AllergicToLove androphobia]], so whenever a man touches her, she involuntarily screams and flings him into the air.

** Marcy is also a playable character.
* Prolific in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'', thanks to PurelyAestheticGender and the lack of substantial stat differences between races. You're just as likely to be beaten senseless by a two-foot tall gnome girl with pink pigtails as you are by a nine-foot minotaur warrior with a [[{{BFS}} weapon larger than you are]]. Sometimes more likely, since the Gnomes are harder to click on in a crowded battlefield where tab-targeting is impractical.
** With the ''Cataclysm'' expansion, [[GlacierWaif female Blood Elf Warriors]] and female Goblin Warriors could also count as this.
** This trope is inverted for male Draenei Priests/Mages, male Orc Warlocks/Mages, and male Tauren Priests.

* Exelica and Crueltear from ''VideoGame/TriggerheartExelica''. One main feature of the game is that they use their [[GrapplingHookPistol grappling hook howitzers]] to grab and throw enemies hundreds of times their size.
* Mazzy Fentan of ''VideoGame/BaldursGate II'' is a halfling paladin in an [[TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons edition that doesn't let halflings be paladins]]. Statistically she's a fighter with some extra spells, but the [[HonorBeforeReason behavior]] is all there. Voiced by Jennifer Hale, she manages to be tiny and adorable yet classy and honorable at the same time. Oh, and more or less a living buzzsaw through the forces of evil.

* ''Franchise/FinalFantasy''

* Kaen from ''Kakurenbo Battle Monster Tactics'' is a confident female monster hunter whose element is fire.
* There are a lot of characters in ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' who could qualify. However, the greatest example would be Suika Ibuki, being barely three feet tall and about as developed as a six-year old... and an Oni with enough muscular power to smash a mountain to pieces between drunken binges.
** She's [[{{Sizeshifter}} not always]] [[AttackOfThe50FootWhatever that short]] [[http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb202/Kitsune_Inari/touhou_suika59_HU3G.png though]]
** Another good example is Suwako Moriya, who is not only an EX-Boss, but has the most damaging melee combo of any other character in the fighting spinoff, ''VideoGame/TouhouHisoutensokuChoudokyuuGinyoruNoNazoOOe''.
** Cirno is also a prime example. She's treated as relatively weak in-setting, but that's only because ''Touhou'' is full of extremely broken characters. From a normal human's (or even a weak youkai's) viewpoint, however, she's perfectly capable of freezing her opponents, the building they are in, and a good chunk of the surroundings while monkeying around. She IS right when she calls herself the strongest Ice Fairy; for her race's standards, she is enormously powerful.
* Laharl, Etna, Yukimaru, and just about half of the units of ''Franchise/{{Disgaea}}''. It's not difficult to create an attacking force consisting entirely of {{BFS}}-wielding lolitas if you feel the urge to.
* Amaterasu in ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}''. So what if she's not human? She's female, cute enough to makes you want to [[PetTheDog Pet your TV screen]] while playing, and is [[PhysicalGod strong enough]] to ''bite'' to death [[DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu demons and malevolent gods]]. She definitively qualifies.
** In ''VideoGame/{{Okamiden}}'', Chibiteresu is even ''more'' [[http://www.joystiq.com/2009/09/03/first-okamiden-footage-its-okami-but-smaller?icid=sphere_blogsmith_inpage_joystiq adorable]]. Yes, it's a god as a puppy. You may commence the {{Squee}}.
* She may not have super strength, but Emilia of ''VideoGame/YggdraUnion'' otherwise fits the trope perfectly. The younger sister of the BigBad, she frequently appears at the worst possible times, outdone in this respect only by Aegina [[spoiler:and Luciana]], and is one of the most difficult recurring bosses in the series... and she's only 14. Granted, the game's art style makes everyone look about 10 years younger than they really are...
* ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'':
** Amy Rose, a girly pink hedgehog who has actually fully utilized her hammer as her WeaponOfChoice. Even in ''VideoGame/SonicChronicles'' she's classified as a support character, but has enough damage output to put the [[AnAdventurerIsYou designated heavy hitters]] to shame.
%% ** Her {{sidekick}} Cream the Rabbit is a Cute Bruiser by proxy, letting Cheese, her [[{{Mon}} Chao partner]] do the heavy hitting. (though in ''Chronicles'' she becomes the [[GameBreaker best]] [[WhiteMagicianGirl White Mage]] ''[[GameBreaker ever]]'')

* Saki from the ''VideoGame/{{Oneechanbara}}'' series. She's 16, and looks even younger. She is a fairly solid swordsman... and her alternate combat style is fighting bare-handed and/or using throws, in which case she shows the ability to ''tear zombies' arms off with her bare hands'' or ''suplex them so hard their heads fall off''. Yeah.
* ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'':
** ''VideoGame/Persona2'''s Lisa Silverman is a girly teenager who's also one heck of a martial artist.
** In ''VideoGame/Persona4'', cute and short Chie Satonaka certainly qualifies. An ExtremityExtremist that literally kicks her way out of battle, her follow-up attack allows her to turn an enemy, as well as {{miniboss}}es and even bosses, into ATwinkleInTheSky. On the top of that, Chie gains the powerful physical attack God's Hand, which will bring endless amounts of pain to her adversaries. Also, especially at higher levels and with proper equipment, her agility can get very high, to the point where she's quite difficult to hit. The cute part? When she dodges, she goes "Noink!" ''It doesn't stop being adorable''.

* MOMO of the ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' series starts the series off as a MagicalGirl, but in the second and third games, she becomes a massive bruiser who can deal the most damage out of the rest of the party barring a GameBreaker like Erde Kaiser. Not to mention her version of another party member's attack in Episode III is stronger. And the other party member is the local cyborg.
* Cinnamon from ''VideoGame/MegaManXCommandMission''. And add that to wearing armor that looks like a ''nurse uniform'', or, in her SuperMode, a ''maid's outfit''.
* [[{{Joshikousei}} Sakura]] and [[{{Ninja}} Ibuki]], among others, from ''Franchise/StreetFighter''.
* [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Ryugu Rena]] in GaidenGame ''Higurashi Daybreak''. Her first weapon is her butcher knife and when she's using it she's an uncommon female example of the JackOfAllStats. Her second weapon is an [[GirlWithPsychoWeapon axe]] which makes her slightly slower but more powerful, as a subdued form of a MightyGlacier (rare for a girl). Her EX-Weapon is a [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Cloud-like]] {{BFS}} that boosts her damage output through the roof and makes her so strong she's a GameBreaker. Subverted by the fact that she's on full-{{Yandere}} mode when wielding this weapon, making her significantly less cute than the other, non-AxeCrazy examples.
* Fairy Leviathan from ''VideoGame/MegaManZero'', fittingly as she is one of Copy X's Four Guardians and the General of her Navy.
* The [[HelloInsertNameHere nameable]] Yoshi partner in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'', who in series tradition comes out scrapping for a fight (and speaking fluently) as soon as he hatches. He's able to serve as a PowerupMount for a plumber three times his size! And then is able to gulp up and spit out ''[[BigEater even larger]]'' things...[[TheSpiny with spikes on them]]!
* B(aby) B(onnie) Hood aka Bulleta from ''VideoGame/{{Darkstalkers}}'' is a little blond girl, wearing a Red Riding Hood outfit. She's actually a bounty hunter that hunts Darkstalkers (especially Werewolves) for money and instead of bread and wine for Grandma, her basket contains machine guns and bombs. Did we mention she's ''also'' a PsychoForHire in the most literal sense imaginable?
** To drive the point home, if you are a muscular man that can put The Governator to shame and defeat a whole army of marines, you stand a chance at surviving an encounter with a C-class Darkstalker. A and S-class Darkstalkers (the highest there are) are outright terrified of Bulleta.
** Hsien-Ko/Lei-Lei fits this trope as well perfectly. A cute and apparently harmless Chinese zombie girl, she can hold a wholesome set of weapons of all kinds of sizes and shapes in her sleeves. Not to mention she has strength enough to throw a character bigger than her into air.
* [[http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y72/dstorres/Videogame%20Art%20-%20SNK/Neo%20Geo%20Battle%20Coliseum/?action=view¤t=Hotaru_Futaba.jpg Hotaru Futaba]] from ''[[VideoGame/FatalFury Garou: Mark of the Wolves]]''. She even has a WeaselMascot!

* In ''VideoGame/FableII'' your hero as a child doesn't nearly match the levels of the other cute bruisers on the list, but he or she still manages to take down a much larger, stronger bully who managed to take down a similarly aged teen (namely Rose, your sister) with a single surprising headbutt. And does it in five short strikes with a wooden sword or a similar number of shots from a spit-shooter.
* Talim from ''[[VideoGame/SoulSeries Soul Calibur]]'' certainly counts. She's the smallest human character, and quite possibly the lightest character. Yet despite her diminutive size of four foot nine, she can easily take down the biggest and baddest of the roster.
** Expect hilarity to ensue if its [[HugeGuyTinyGirl Talim versus Astaroth.]] Talim may well win too.
* Xiaoyu, Lili, and Asuka in ''VideoGame/{{Tekken}}'' They don't ''look'' that imposing at first glance (especially waif-like Xiaoyu), but they have no trouble tossing around the heaviest of foes. Launching a 15-foot-tall demon into the air and flinging around a practically-solid-steel-and-osmium android like a rag doll, anyone?
* Pop the Verdure Witch from ''VideoGame/LuminousArc2''.
** Actually, almost all of the witches from the ''VideoGame/LuminousArc'' series are this.
* A '''large''' number of Franchise/{{Pokemon}} are this. Azumarill stands out, however: an adorable, beach ball-esque rabbit. Whose physical power (thanks to its ability) rivals heavyweight behemoths like Groudon and Zekrom by mere ''points''.
** A human example of this trope is Maylene from ''VideoGame/PokemonDiamondAndPearl''.
** Whitney and her team from ''VideoGame/PokemonGoldAndSilver''. If you manage to beat her Clefairy, her [[ThatOneBoss Miltank]] will trash you.
** Iris is easily the TokenMiniMoe of the ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' games and [[Anime/PokemonTheSeries anime]] series. In ''Pokémon White'', she challenges you with a full-fledged party of Dragon Pokémon. In ''Pokémon Black'', she can teach your Dragon Pokémon the most powerful Dragon-type move.
*** [[spoiler:And in ''VideoGame/PokemonBlack2AndWhite2'', she's the champion.]]
** ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' also introduced Victini, a legendary Pokémon who is tiny, adorable, and has the most powerful non-sacrificial move in the game series. Not to mention that it apparently has the ability to win any battle period.
** Mew may be the UrExample in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}''. The exact size of a Pikachu, Mew has base 100 in all of its stats, thus its Average Stat Value is 100. This means it's categorized in the same strength tier as juggernauts like Tyranitar and Dragonite (most other non-Uber legendaries - i.e. Articuno, Zapdos, & Moltres - in the game have an ASV of around 97.7). Add to these stats Mew's ability to learn any and all TM, HM, and nearly all non-unique Move Tutor moves in the game, and it becomes clear that Mew is an adorable [[OneManArmy god of death]].
** ''VideoGame/PokemonSunAndMoon'' added Stufful and it's evolution, Bewear. Both are adorable mons based on Red Pandas and stuffed animals (Stufful) and Japanese Mascots (Bewear), but are ''monstrously'' strong. In fact, they're Normal/''[[BareFistedMonk Fighting]]'' types to boot, and all of their dex entries mention their massive strength.
* Itsuki from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'' is an [[TokenMiniMoe adorable little 12 year old girl]] who will smash you to a pulp with her humongous [[DropTheHammer God-hammer]].
* Ceille from ''VideoGame/ArcRiseFantasia'' is only 12, but her punches can send people flying.
* [[spoiler:Zelkova]] from ''VideoGame/DotHackGU'', who is a [[SinisterScythe Flick Reaper]].
* From the game ''VideoGame/StarOceanTillTheEndOfTime'' we have the character [[DarkSkinnedBlond Peppita Rosetti]], whom, if you take the time to train her a lot, can become stronger than characters like Cliff or Fayt.
** There's also [[BrattyHalfPint Roger]] who has AnAxeToGrind.
* Irene from ''VideoGame/ShiningForceIII''. A tiny woman with girlish pigtails, big doe eyes and a fancy Chinese-style dress, who doesn't speak the local language well for extra vulnerability points. Her method of fighting, in a game where most humanoid characters carry big ol' swords, axes, lances and the like? One oversized boxing glove and her feet. Oh, and she's a monk.
* Veronica of ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' is a cheerful, slightly snarky girl voiced by Creator/FeliciaDay whose main ambition is owning a dress (and she will {{Squee}} if you give her the right kind). She is also quite capable, with the right tools, of punching the head off of something. And she bubbles with eagerness to do so.

* Milliarde of ''VideoGame/BatenKaitosOrigins'' is the sheltered daughter of an Alfard nobleman. She's seventeen years old, wears a cute dress, and has butterfly wings. In battle, she dual wields giant spiked clubs and sounds a little too ''happy'', as well as serving as the party's MightyGlacier.
* Cecille in ''VideoGame/SuikodenIII''. Cute as a button teen girl who's shorter than even Thomas (and Thomas is a shrimp, by his own admission). She also patrols Budehuc Castle all day ''in full plate armor'', wielding a spear ''larger than she is'' and a buckler, and trains every morning by ''running two miles'' in said plate armor. Her exclusive War Horse rune is also one of the most damaging attacks in the game, although it has low accuracy.

* ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'': While it doesn't apply for all of them, most of the Heartless look too cute to be an army of bloodthirsty creatures.
* Similar to the above-mentioned problem of selecting gnomes in a huge melee in ''World of Warcraft'', in ''VideoGame/FallenEarth'' short female characters are favored by [=PVP=]-focused players because they have the smallest hitboxes, making them just that little bit harder to target.
* [[CuteMonsterGirl Sveta]] from ''VideoGame/GoldenSunDarkDawn''. In a series where [[GuysSmashGirlsShoot all prior female PCs have been magic based]], it was a massive surprise to the player to find that she was the physically strongest character in [[GameBreaker franchise history.]]

* In Sanctum 2, the explosives expert of the gang is the main characters teenage sister, Sweet. In pigtails, no less.
* Tia in ''VideoGame/LufiaCurseOfTheSinistrals''. While the other heroes wield traditional weapons like swords and hammers and have attacks like firing an enemy-piercing beam of energy or conjuring icicles around them, Tia has...a glove that fires out of a luggage case. Which she punches monsters with. [[SpamAttack Repeatedly.]] Which ''nothing'' in the game can compete against in terms of single-target damage.
* Rare male example, Prince Dreambert of ''VideoGame/MarioAndLuigiDreamTeam'' turns out to be this. We see him take out Mooks at a few points but when you realize how just badass the little pillow guy can be is when he battles Antasma, a fearsome nightmare demon king, to a draw. Later on he ends up on the receiving end of a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown by Antasma but that was only because he used the dream stone to increase his power in the dream world.
* Just like the two protagonists, many of the enemies in ''VideoGame/HeadOverHeels'' are cute.
* Hestia, Sakuyahime and Alice in ''VideoGame/ElementalStory'', amongst others.
* In ''VideoGame/EternalFighterZero'', we have [[VisualNovel/{{Kanon}} Kaori Misaka]], [[OriginalGeneration Doppel Nanase]] and [[VisualNovel/OneKagayakuKisetsuE Rumi Nanase]].
** Kaori uses boxing as her fighting style; she's like a combination of Dudley from ''VideoGame/StreetFighterIII'' and Vanessa from ''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters''.
** Doppel specializes in [[WrestlerInAllOfUs grapple moves]] and hard punches. When she grabs something, she won't let it go till she demolishes it.
** And finally, Rumi is capable of fighting with [[NerfArm a wooden sword]] ([[HomeRunHitter And take it out of the park]]), as well as with her bare hands. She can even [[GroundPunch hit the ground]] with enough strength to knock her opponent off her feet.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Evolve}}'', Sunny is an 18 year old girl with a cheery personality and a [[SmallGirlBigGun mini-nuke grenade launcher]] that does the most damage per single projectile out of any weapon in the game.
* It's possible to create a character like this in the ''VideoGame/SeventhDragon'' series, due to character portrait and character class being completely separate. In fact, in promotional material for ''7th Dragon III: code VFD'', the female representative character for the God-Hand class, a class focused on dealing high-damage punches to enemies, is an adolescent-looking ''maid'' with a slender build.
* Velocity Raptor from the like-named special relativity simulation game is a bit YMMV. She's drawn rather cute and surely is only half as tall as the evil Professor Rex. On the other hand, she *is* a raptor and bites off Rex's head at the end screen with one chomp. So if you'd meet her in RL, you probably wouldn't file her under this trope.
* ''VideoGame/{{Armello}}'' has Barnaby, a rabbit ChildProdigy and one of the most talented tinkerers in the land. Despite his small size and childish personality, he is CuteAndPsycho and has a decent base Fight stat at 4, with an ability that can easily allow him to switch between several items to increase it.
* Iko Oikawa from ''VideoGame/{{IMGCM}}'' is a teenage school idol and also one of magical girl heroines. Don't get fooled by her cute appearance (her cute personality is just her idol personality), in fact she can be nasty and hit the enemies hard with her giant lolipop weapon [[HomeRunHitter used like a baseball bat]] when she transforms into a magical girl.

* [[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Ryugu Rena]] in GaidenGame ''Higurashi Daybreak''. Her first weapon is her [[KnifeNut butcher knife]] and when she's using it she's an uncommon female example of the JackOfAllStats. Her second weapon is an [[GirlWithPsychoWeapon axe]] which makes her slightly slower but more powerful, as a subdued form of a MightyGlacier (rare for a girl). Her EX-Weapon is a [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Cloud-like]] {{BFS}} that boosts her damage output through the roof and makes her so strong she's a GameBreaker. Subverted by the fact that she's on full-{{Yandere}} mode when wielding this weapon, making her significantly less cute than the other, non-AxeCrazy examples.

** Marcy is [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters also a playable character]].

* Platinum the Trinity from ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' has this in spades. She wields bombs, hammers, frying pans, bats, and frickin' missiles! And then she can upgrade them into things like swords and even BIGGER hammers. [[TastesLikeDiabetes Bonus cute points for the magical girl motif.]]

** Iris is easily the TokenMiniMoe of the ''VideoGame/PokemonBlackAndWhite'' games and [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} anime]] series. In ''Pokémon White'', she challenges you with a full-fledged party of Dragon Pokémon. In ''Pokémon Black'', she can teach your Dragon Pokémon the most powerful Dragon-type move.

* Annie from ''VideoGame/{{Skullgirls}}''. She's a dainty MagicalGirlWarrior with the usual SuperCuteSuperpowers. However, her fighting style more closely fits the [[KnightInSourArmor cynical, world-weary immortal]] [[BeneathTheMask underneath the rainbows and stars]]: a brutal, heavy-hitting style using a short but weighty cleaver of a sword and [[MegatonPunch magically-empowered physical strikes that hurl her opponent across the screen]].