Not much action in LOVE RUSH. There's a martially-trained human girl who takes down an ogre:
And a moment when Ellis socks the human guy out of embarrassment.
a DIACHRONIC study of the IMAGE of the POWERFUL FEMALE in POPULAR (and maybe other) CULTURES
Not much action in LOVE RUSH. There's a martially-trained human girl who takes down an ogre:
And a moment when Ellis socks the human guy out of embarrassment.
A successful light novel series-- with a long title I'll abbreviate to WORLD BREAK-- concerned a "magical school" where the students were drafted to fight monsters if they possessed memories of former lives. So far as I can tell from the 12-episode anime series and the one manga chapter available online, the reincarnation angle existed only to give male lead Moroha two immediate girlfriends who can remember him from past (separate) lives. In one life, Shizuno was Moroha's wife, in another, Satsuki was Moroha's sister-- but both modern-day girls want Moroha as a sex-partner.
First, feisty Satsuki:
Hawkgirl, being the perfect wing-woman.
I'll be adding to this post over time as I'm currently rereading the 5-6 years of Tom de Falco's FANTASTIC FOUR run.
Invisible Attacks.
"Is that a sword in your gut, or-- Never mind."
Letitia Roman passed last year. She wasn't in cinema very long, but she and Janet Leigh executed one of TV's classiest catfights in the MAN FROM UNCLE episode "The Concrete Overcoat Affair."
Also known as Seira Kokubyakuin and Furano Yukihira in the wordily titled MY MENTAL CHOICES ARE COMLETELY INTERFERING WITH MY SCHOOL ROMANTIC COMEDY.
BETTY BATES.