Captain Janeway from Voyager ❤️

Samantha Carter from Stargate SG1

Ellen Ripley from the Alien series.

Kim Wexler from Better Call Saul 😍

Lieutenant Ellen Ripley.

Trillian from hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. People see the book as satire but she really knew where her towel was.

Captain/Admiral Kathryn Janeway

No love for the bad bitch Agent Dana Scully?

Ripley

Couldn't tell you why, but my mind went straight to Wonder Woman.

First: Diana Prince

Best: Leslie Knope

Aloy from the Horizon games was my first thought.

Zoe from Firefly, Tiffany Aching from Discworld are two that come to mind

Agnes Nutter, Good Omens.

Alternatively, "The most powerful person in Discworld is Granny Weatherwax"

Chandler Bing

Clobberella from Futurama.

But I rather prefer to read about real strong women. Like scientists, nobel prize winners, political figures and people of (contemporary) history. Or I just consume their content if they're an author, comedian or content creator.

Lara Croft from the first "Tomb Raider" movie, played by Angelina Jolie.

Nobody in particular stands out, but a thought I had a while back is that Game of Thrones was one of the rare pieces of modern cinema with a host of great female characters who, for the most part, actually had to put in effort to earn their status rather than just being born with it.

The first one I thought of was Mara Jade.

Fuck you Disney!

Major General Olivier Mira Armstrong from Fullmetal Alchemist

Margot was so awesome. Really loved that show.

Edit: Well, I loved the first three seasons, anyway. 😑

I'm really liking the evolution of Shallan Davar in the Stormlight Archives at the moment.

Mirko from the popular My Hero Academia anime/manga series.

She doesn't take crap from anyone and fearlessly goes into battle.

Cate Blanchett's portrail of Elizabeth I (who I know was real, but I'm sure there was some creative license with the character).

Diana Taverner from Slow Horses.

Veronica Palmer from Better Off Ted.

Hetty Lange

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