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* Fate Testarossa from the ''[[Lyrical Nanoha]]'' franchise is a former [[Dark Magical Girl]], who is counted among the most powerful aerial combat mages of the multiverse and works for the [[Space Police|Time-Space Administration Bureau]] in the position of an Enforcer, giving her about as much personal authority in any dimension under Bureau's jurisdiction as a single human can possibly carry.

** Even better example, perhaps, would be Saint King Olivie Segbrecht, [[The Emperor]] of Belka, who managed to stop a thousand-year-old interdimensional war in the [[Backstory]] and is currently revered as the resident [[Crystal Dragon Jesus]]. Unsurprisingly, {{spoiler|Fate becomes one of [[Clone Jesus]] Vivio's [[Has Two Mommies|two mothers]]}}.

* ''[[Ai no Kusabi]]'' has the ruling class of "Blondies" as male examples. The top Blondie, Iason Mink, fits this to a T.

 

* Every [[Supergirl]], from Kara Zor-El to Matrix to Linda Danvers, is drawn as a blonde. [[Power Girl]], her Earth-Two counterpart, is almost a literal example of this trope.

 

* Rachel in ''[[Animorphs]]'' is referred to by Marco as "[[Xena: Warrior Princess]]".

 

* As a play on [[Hair of Gold]], [[Joss Whedon]] created [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy]] Summers, the [[Chosen One]] who has the strength and skill to fight vampires.

* A couple of ''[[Smallville]]'' superheroes are Kara "Miss Sweet Corn" Kent, aka [[Supergirl]], and Oliver Queen, who is the [[Green Arrow]] and the owner of Queen Industries.

* Queen Anora of ''[[Dragon Age]]'', while she can be underhanded and even ruthless at times, is an assertive, politically astute woman, well-loved by the people, and was the real power in Ferelden during [[The White Prince|Cailan's]] five-year reign. {{spoiler|And if you choose her as ruler at the Landsmeet, she proves to be a good one.}}

 

* Lirian from ''[[The Order of the Stick]]''.