PROMO! Strong FEMALE Leads!

YS_og 2021-06-19 04:19:25 UTC #25

Sam is definitely a strong lead here, absolutely never one to let someone try to take advantage of her or walk over her. Some things might get her rattled but always finds a way to grow stronger with each survived challenge.

darthmongoose 2021-06-19 08:53:12 UTC #26

Is throwing an estate car strong enough for you?

'Cause Rekki Lune is a heroine who throws a car and punches house-sized demons in the face and stuff.

315Art 2021-06-19 09:21:21 UTC #27

marshmallowsspr 2021-06-19 18:13:16 UTC #28

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It's isekai light novel and the main protagonist is Lady Vienna, she's such a strong woman I promise. Plus, Duke Raziel is handsome heheh if you're curious, come check it out
https://tapas.io/series/The-Masked-Villain-Wants-to-Marry-Me

indagold 2021-06-19 18:21:12 UTC #29

Yuna is headstrong alright, I guess as strong as you can get for an anti-hero. It's more a psychological thriller/fantasy story.

ArcisOne 2021-06-19 20:12:56 UTC #30

Fantasy/action with a dose of romance!

TunaPrincess 2021-06-21 18:08:42 UTC #31

I'll drop mine here!

If you're interested in gothic horror and Bloodborne, The Lady and Her Hound might be up your alley? Lady is a strong but quiet. She's a monster hunter/demon slayer and journeys around the ravaged countryside with her faithful companion Hound!

dr-bird 2021-06-22 12:37:23 UTC #32

claire is strong and adventurous, leona tries to be strong despite everything, nobody else has a concept of gender
s'what happens when you're stranded in a strange new world
plus you cant convince us that jumpsuits arent the height of fashion

CosmicLeon 2021-06-22 14:16:30 UTC #33

I have a few main characters whom I balance out with, but this is Ahiko. Although she doesn't always demand the most attention, unlike their attention whore of a party member Rokuzo, Ahiko always pulls through. I imagine their resilience like that of an ox who always pulls through when no one else can.

MShadowlawn 2021-06-23 18:22:44 UTC #34

Strong female lead, hmmm...

How about a frickin' swordmaster as portrayed by someone who actually studied swordsmanship and historical martial arts? I don't even do romance subplots!

Not to spoil anything, but she may or may not become a crime lord later on in the story as well.

littlelilylee5683 2021-07-14 22:27:08 UTC #35

Hmm... defining "strong" is hard. My novel (and subsequent books) have 2 female MCs. Strong in that they take what they're given and keep going and use it to grow. They are also magically strong, but that's just fate.

kinleypavone 2021-07-15 00:18:58 UTC #36

Oooh, my series definitely counts for this one! I have several strong female leads in mine!

kitschensyngk 2021-07-15 02:23:33 UTC #37

I made Nachos Con Carne as mostly a unisex story, but but we've already met Katrina, a no-nonsense loner character who doesn't see the appeal of fitting into anyone's mold.

Keep reading - there's more where she came from.

I created Words. out of frustrations from the lack of proper female representation in media, so...take your pick.

gmaximin 2021-07-15 02:54:12 UTC #38

Dropping Effy in the mix... no nonsense, practical... efficient.

Moctemma 2021-07-15 03:33:22 UTC #39

Read the description before reading the story.
This is a dark (and I mean it) story about a foolish woman who suffered the unimaginable. But she continued and will find the peace and happiness she wishes for. Though as I wrote in the description, it'll be the hardest thing she had ever done.

Kirieslawa 2021-07-15 08:43:18 UTC #40

Idk if she counts but I hope she does XD

mountainwolves 2021-07-15 13:31:04 UTC #41

The protagonist of my series is The Raven. She is a skilled warrior, who cover her weaknesses with the aid of her companion: a disembodied head. Her biggest asset is the fact that she knows she isn't that physically strong and thus is always willing to find unorthodox solutions for conflicts. She isn't above running away from a losing fight either.

Rai_Muffin 2021-07-17 09:52:17 UTC #42

Despite writing a Shonen inspired series, I like my leads to be women.

My main characters are Natsumi and Fuyumi Yukihana; sisters who are setting out to find adventure while making money as mercenaries.

Natsumi is more battle-ready and always excited to throw down.
Fuyumi is more cautious but is slowly becoming more at peace with the concept of fighting to protect her friends.

The rest of the supporting cast is mostly warrior women too, but I don't wanna fill this page trying to sell you on my entire cast.

lumisullivan 2021-07-17 09:58:10 UTC #43

I just subbed to your comic!
Here's my novel "A Fool's Wish" to summarize it's about a girl that makes a deal with the devil to gain magical power and rewind time and stop the death of her childhood friend.

Yuurena 2021-07-17 13:01:02 UTC #44

Ohh interesting thread. I, for one, honestly cringe when my female chara feels weak or meek. so all female characters in my comic tend to be strong-headed and/or physically strong xD Rachel here is my favorite. She's literally the strongest character physically, and although she struggles with her mental illness, she still tries her best to overcome it!