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* ''[[Claymore]]'' actually tries to justify this trope. Women inherently make better Claymores than men, because men are more likely to become Awakened Beings.
* ''[[Dog Days]]'' plays with this while [[The Hero]] is a male there are more named Female [[Action Girl|warriors]].
* ''[[El
** In addition, both of the key positions of power are held by women: with [[Everything's Better with Princesses|Rune Venus]] as Roshtaria's benevolent ruler, and [[Evil Is Sexy|Diva]] as the enigmatic queen of the Buggrom Empire. Even the Eye of God, which floats above El
* In ''[[Freezing]]'',the only combatants are females. Though most are really [[Faux Action Girl|Faux Action Girls]]
* The [[One-Gender Race|Solonoids]] from [[Gall Force]].
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** Except the last part of the Sisters arc, as the main heroine needs to ask a guy to help her defeat the [[Big Bad]], but [[Justified]] since that's how it was on the original series.
* In ''[[Change 123]]'', the focus is mostly on female-on-male (with female usually being more skillful) or female-on-female fights, with the latter ones being more prevalent from the chapter 20 onwards. (And, on top of that, there is also an all-female ninja clan!) This creates an interesting situation during the sport festival, when the teachers insist that girls should be the "riders" on the "battle on horses", believing that they would be less aggressive than boys, not knowing that there is a badass girl in each of the three teams, one of them being also a [[Blood Knight]].
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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