Rei (Mars) and Hinagiku (Daisy) are both loud, proud, and prone to jealousy. Their storyline? Rivals-to-best-friends who argue about who has the worse boyfriend. They’d end every episode fighting a demon, then screaming about it over parfaits.
Scarlett (Salvia) is a cool, aristocratic angel. Haruka and Michiru are cool, aristocratic senshi. Put them together, and you have a polyamorous power throuple that villains fear. Their storyline would involve zero jealousy and 100% strategy. 100 Super Hot and Sexy Girls -PN-Girls-
| Media | Super Girl | PN Girl | Dynamic | |-------|------------|---------|---------| | Supergirl (TV, 2015–2021) | Kara Danvers | Lena Luthor | Slow-burn enemies-to-lovers with a PN who is intellectually brilliant but powerless. Fan campaigns popularized the “SuperCorp” ship. | | She-Ra and the Princesses of Power | Adora (She-Ra) | Catra (PN in power, not agency) | Subverts the trope: Catra is emotionally complex but physically outmatched. Their romance hinges on Adora choosing love over duty. | | Sailor Moon (canon + fanon) | Sailor Uranus / Neptune | Usagi (as civilian) | While Haruka and Michiru are paired together, fan works often explore Usagi (PN-ish) with outer senshi, focusing on protection vs. normalcy. | | The Avant-Guards (comic) | Charlie (super-strength) | Liv (artist, no powers) | A cozy, low-stakes take: the SG is a former child soldier; the PN teaches her how to have fun. | | Mage & Demon Queen (webcomic) | Queen Velverosa (powerful mage) | Malori (low-level adventurer) | Comedic but heartfelt: the PN relentlessly pursues the SG, only to realize the SG is touch-starved and lonely. | Rei (Mars) and Hinagiku (Daisy) are both loud,
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