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Ginny is fierce. She is the youngest and only girl in a large family of boys and she is totally awesome because of it. She always steps in to be at the front of the battles, even when she is told she is too young she manages to sneak in to lend a hand. She is one of the bravest/strongest characters in the series. She handles the love stuff with Harry in a mature and responsible way, she is helpful and insightful, and she knows exactly how to use a wand.
We put these two together because they are both awesome heroines in their own right, but as a team they are unstoppable. Taisin has crazy magical sage powers and Kaede is fierce and kickass. They support each other through a journey to save the world. They share a unique mental bond, as well as having the complimentary skills to complete their mission, as well as fall deeply in love with one another.
The first lesbian superhero with her own comic book, Batwoman is just as tough and fierce as any of her male counterparts. After being kicked out of the military for refusing to lie about who she is back when DADT was still in effect, she decided to become a vigilante in the most dangerous city in the DC universe. She teams up with the likes of Wonder Woman, The Question, her fellow members of the Bat Family and even the Justice League of America. She flirts with the Police Women who pull her over and looks great in a tux. She may share a name with Batman, but she is no sidekick.
How about River Song from Doctor Who? She is sassy, smart, not afraid to openly be a sexual human being, excellent at kicking monster/alien ass, and according to Steven Moffat, is bi. Also, she gets to both be in love with the Doctor and be her own independent person.
Mycelia: I agree about Martha, I think she is very underrated. I liked how even though she loved the Doctor, she was strong enough to walk away. Rather than being a side-kick with an unrequited love, she choose to pursue her career and became very accomplished and powerful in her own right. She was able to choose her own path in a way the other companions were not (a pattern which bothers me). I particularly disliked the way they disposed of Donna, though I loved her character otherwise.
Ahhh. I just reread The Will of the Empress. For the most part Tamara is veery subtle when it comes to sexual orientation, it definitely went right over my head the first time I read the series (with the exception of the character who comes out in The Will of the Empress obv).
Namely that in the Pierce universe a lot of situations are solved through violence that might as easily be solved through cleverness. I think she got away from that and really stretched the minds of the characters in the Circle-verse, which is why I adore it so much.
Oh I love them all, Daine was the first one I read, then I realise Alana existed too. When I left the UK two years ago my Tammy books HAD to come with me because they are like old friends: there are times I just need them. Yeah, Kel gets noble privilege but what I love about her is that she knows she has it and does the right things with it, like the speech to Neal about bullies. I would really like a book about Rosethorn and Lark, perhaps some sort of prequel; Lark has an interesting back story as a circus performer! And Tris was me in high school, temper and all.
Yeah, I kept kind of expecting to see H.G. pop up. She invented a time machine and a grappling gun and she knew martial arts back in Victorian times when she wore vests and pantsuits. Definition of kick-ass.
Yes to this! Really all of the senshi could be on this list, but I particularly like that Usagi is portrayed against type as a terrible student, junkfood connoisseur, clumsy and silly and yet grows into her own completely as someone who is willing to die to prove that no one else needs to.
I think Xavin is unquestionably trans*; although shapeshifting aliens are obviously no substitute for characters and narratives that deal with the physical and social issues many transgender people actually face.
I know my Canadian is showing, but what about Anne Shirley? A spunky orphan that manages to win over almost everyone she meets, she works hard and pursues a post-secondary education and career when such was rare.
Yes on Veronica Mars. I have problems with her, mostly how she seems to want to be more one of the guys than be around ladies but hey, maybe you can chalk that up to a traumatic response to what happened to her best friend. Definitely worth discussing.
But also I want to show some love for Ellen Ripley for being one of the all time great kick ass ladies. Especially in Aliens where her maternal instinct fuels her with a strength and fearlessness that surpasses any space marine.
Looking at the above list, though, I think the heroines that really influenced me growing up were Alanna, Buffy, Scully, and Sassinak. The rest I sadly discovered later on (or were written/made later on).
Natural Star Nani has moved away from his image and made a rustic mass entertainer like 'Dasara' last year which turned out to be a super hit. It is the biggest success of Nani's career and Srikanth Odela made his directorial debut with that flick. Sudhakar Cherukuri produced this movie without compromise and it benefitted him a lot. Now, this trio is back with another movie. Made under Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara Cinemas (SLV Cinemas), #Nani33 has been announced officially with a kickass poster.
We can estimate that it is going to be a powerful character for Nani once again and violence takes its right form before the revolution begins. The blockbuster combination is arriving with something unique and interesting once again. The combination is going to be bigger, in terms of story span, making, and technical standards as well according to the team. The movie is untitled as of now but the makers are planning to release the movie in the summer of 2025.
Ali Hazelwood does pining beautifully with The Love Hypothesis. Bonus: Hazelwood freely admits MC Adam is based on Kylo Ren and this is a Reylo fanfic inspiration. Bonus Bonus: a kickass female MC in STEM. What else do you need?
The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata is used as one of the keystone books for pining heroes, but I will warn you that this is the slowest of slow burns and I lost patience and flipped to the last few chapters \_(ツ)_/
Obligatory plug for my absolute favorite historical romance ever, To Seduce a Sinner by Elizabeth Hoyt. I included this one in my groveling rec post, and hint hint, the grovel has something to do with how long Melisande has secretly been in love with her husband of convenience and the need for emotional justice after he finally figures it out.
Moving on to paranormal/SciFi romance. The heat factor in these books goes up from the 4, 4.5 flames of the historicals I just recommended and into 10 flame territory, just to warn you.
V.K. Ludwig somehow manages to do light-angst omega/alpha romance (?!) and I super recommend Heat for Hire, just for Rhen. Because he is a golden retriever, wounded, pining Alpha, and if you read any omega sub-genre you know this is super unique.
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