[WeaponZero]

Maris the Chojo is especially interesting as it is about a superhuman alien girl who is one of the last of her race.  She is so superhumanly strong that she needs to wear a special harness to limit her strength or else she risks destroying the planet beneath her feet.  The fight you saw in that clip was the final fight in the movie, and the girl she was fighting (blue haired girl) was another of her race, though not as strong.  Still though, she managed to put some sort of a lock on her harness that kept her from removing it, which brought her strength down to a level below the blue haired girl's.  Those two frogs managed to undo the lock by remote, which you saw, which allowed her to shed her harness, accessing her full power.

[WeaponZero]

We all know that WW is the superior fighter yes but in a battle of raw strength, I think things should have gone a little bit differently..

My favorite DCU heroine however is still Power Girl =)

[WeaponZero]

With: Caitlin Fairchild
Without: Caitlin Fairchild before she got her powers

Sorry but I just have a thing for really really smart girls.  A genius IQ is an even bigger turn-on to me than muscles or strength, as weird as that may sound.

[WeaponZero]

Hi– new here, this is my first post, though I have been lurking for some time.  Just wanted to say that while I always enjoy reading about instances where attractive women beat large men in physical contests, I have to agree that this contest was severely stacked in favor of the gymnasts.  The outcome should not have surprised anyone. In any contest where they're being compared pound for pound, gymnasts are going to trounce any other athlete.  By that same token, in any contest where raw strength with weights (not based on bodyweight) are concerned, the football players should win.  It's not even a contest, it's simply a matter of paper vs. rock vs. scissors.

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