SHEGO

Updated 04-May-2020.

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Dark Action Girl – TV Tropes: Those stupid boys and their ridiculous little games. What’s a girl to do? Well, if you’re this girl, most likely beat them up. Likes dressing in black and keeping her nails particularly long and sharp, unless the story cares about practicality. A …

My botty best at summarizing from Wikipedia: shego is one of the franchise’s main antagonists, and one of its most recurring characters . she made her live-action debut appearance in the 2019 film Kim Possible . her brother, Hego, once summed shego is one of the few villains in the franchise who have a moral compass . she has expressed concern over cruelty to animals and pauses at the thought of stealing a wheelchair from a handicapped boy her exact age remains unknown, though it was stated that she was in her early-to-mid 20s . her signature costume is a green and black full-body catsuit with matching gloves and boots . shego is endowed with a unique superpower: the ability to generate green, flame-like bolts of glowing energy from her hands . in the movie a sitch in time: future story, shego wears Originally, Disney described her flames as being purely concussive in nature . later episodes she was shown using her green flames to burn or melt things . powers first stated by Disney as being generated by her gloves in the film So the Drama, she was kicked into a live electrical signal tower, which shocked her . she collapsed on top of her and became a hero who defended Go City against a number of villains shego is a formidable fighter and gets the better of Kim Possible a few times . in the second season, one of the most notable events involving Shego was her reunion with her brothers . she had to team up with shego is the only villain who is never given all of her basic characteristics . she lacks a common name and is known only as shego throughout the show’s run . on two occasions she saved Kim’s life shego talks down to Kim as if she were a child, often referring to her by the diminutive “Kimmie” or nicknames like “Princess” or “Pumpkin” like Bonnie, over time, and despite their rivalry, they have developed a professional respect . in some instances they share a bond, usually leading to small and almost friendly conversations . this relationship has somehow grown to be much more personal for shego and Kim have the potential to be great friends, if only Shego weren’t irritable . in the two-part series finale, shego saves Kim, the latter herself teasingly states, ” she started out in the series being respectful towards Drakken . as the franchise progressed, she began to develop a stronger personality and to openly show contempt for him . she is rarely taken aback when Dr shego’s tolerance for Drakken and his failure-prone evil schemes has steadily decreased . she reacts badly when he twice replaces her with new sidekicks (Warmonga and Frugal Lucr shego and junior have a friendly teacher-student dynamic . she has never struck or blasted Junior, a mark of trust from the cranky and violence-prone woman . shego referred to as a “Go-Team-Glow” in the episode “Go Team Go!” her reasons for leaving the team and turning to evil are never fully examined . she has a huge resentment shego deserts Dr. Drakken to help her brothers regain their powers from villain “Avarius” she apparently provided the brains and initiative of Team Go . when she left, Team Go collapsed into ineffectual shego finds her son’s plan to steal a boy’s wheelchair beyond even her low standards . she takes no part in the theft, chiding them both for being particularly cruel and/or idiotic . in the motor Ed turns a stolen rocket into a vehicle capable of going fast enough to cause devastation wherever it goes . in the end, Shego finds out she was just an “accessory” and proceeds to assault him shego has dissenters brainwashed in special totalitarian facilities . everyone wears a dress code based on Shego’s green and black costume . she proves to be a seemingly capable Over despite lack of apparent super-powers, she is still a gifted thief and hand-to-hand combatant . if Miss Go ever existed is left unclear, as the episode ends in the trope of shego has a lot in common with Kim and the two quickly become close friends . she also attracts the attention of fellow substitute teacher Steve Barkin, and they enjoyed a brief romance . at the end of the episode, Originally, Shego wasn’t in the first versions of the pilot episode of Kim Possible (“Crush”), but was added in later versions of it . she has become the most popular villain of the series and one of its most shego is a playable character in almost every Kim Possible video game . her powers are portrayed as being electromagnetic rather than thermal . she is also the cover-girl image for the trope of “Dark Action Girl”