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For the longest time, she did this occasionally.

In the anime, she's also shown the ability to improve the "near perfect defense" technique to a "truly perfect defense", and turns the Gentle Fist into something that would make Kenshiro start to shed Manly Tears. Her clan's specialty is the "Gentle Fist" technique, which rather than using crippling damage delivers a short, intense burst of energy to block a chakra point, preventing the use of ninja techniques (and potentially the use of limbs, or organs). This Super Strength is apparently achieved by perfect chakra control.

Sakura of Naruto learns it from Tsunade, who also breaks the ground with simple punches - Tsunade in her true form is actually a frail elderly woman with even less muscle size than Sakura.

She may look like a small kitty cat, but she's also a champion-level Digimon that was able to effortlessly defeat three other champions, all of them many times her size.

Gatomon from Digimon, at least in the first season of Digimon Adventure.

Normally used with a lot of She-Fu acrobatics and turns, implying mystic martial arts. The female version of Charles Atlas Superpower and often associated with Muscles Are Meaningless and Awesomeness by Analysis. Contrast and compare with Amazonian Beauty, Brawn Hilda, Statuesque Stunner, Glacier Waif who uses a completely different style of combat and Vasquez Always Dies where the females who do look like they can wipe the floor with you. Often used by Little Miss Badass, Mama Bear, Weak, but Skilled, Cute Bruiser, and Lady of War.

Related tropes: A subtrope of Pintsized Powerhouse. This still doesn't eliminate the lack of mass and power thus a woman's hits won't pack as much of a punch (the reason why weight categories exist in combat sports). However, women are often more flexible, so it makes some sense they might want to use that advantage. This is a tiny bit Truth in Television as women, even ones with big looking muscle, usually can't match men for upper body strength and speed. Despite this, they are capable of holding their own or even overpowering warriors many times their size, while utilizing "Waif-Fu", a ballet-esque fighting style that goes out of its way to show off their curves and feminine assets. It was harder to determine what Coupe's own happy ending would be, but based on her comedic skills and track record as a dependable, engaging ensemble player, Coupe's future in Hollywood seemed limitless.An Action Girl appears otherwise slender, svelte, or "waifish", with a near-total lack of visible musculature. Although über-motivated Jane's happy ending involved having two high-brow children who grow up to become world leaders. As Jane Williams, Coupe played one of the close friends and a wife on this updated version of the popular comedy series, "Friends" (NBC, 1994-2004).

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Coupe and her fellow cast mates from the hit comedy series "Happy Endings" (ABC, 2011-13) created a huge buzz with audiences and critics following the show's 2011 premiere. It was her next project that put her on the map.

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The actress-comedienne continued to pop up on the silver screen and on numerous popular television shows, including the film "I Think I Love My Wife" (2007), the HBO series "12 Miles of Bad Road" (2008) and the movie "Somewhere" (2010). The blonde-haired beauty first gained widespread notoriety for her portrayal of the mega-driven Denise "Jo" Mahoney on the hit medical comedy series "Scrubs" (ABC, 2001-2010). Hilarious and high-spirited aptly described one of Hollywood's more endearing starlets, Eliza Coupe.