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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The polar opposite of Chickification and a subtrope of Adaptational Badass. We all know Girls Need Role Models and Real Women Never Wear Dresses, so what do you do when you're adapting or sequelizing a work from a "less enlightened" time? Make your female lead into an Action Girl! If you don't feel comfortable putting her in hand-to-hand combat, give her a chase scene on horseback or hand her a warbow, because even a 90-pound waif can easily fire one of those. Her fighting prowess doesn't even have to last the whole movie; one scene will suffice. You don't even have to bother with intelligence or Character Development, everyone knows that Action Girl automatically equals one of those Strong Female Characters™ you've heard so much about. |