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Who's this girl?

WordGirl is the superhero identity of Becky Botsford, a 5th-grade girl with extraordinary powers. She hails from the planet Lexicon and arrived on Earth as a baby. WordGirl is dedicated to protecting Fair City from a colorful cast of villains, using her impressive vocabulary and superpowers to save the day.

Why does she like words and fighting crime?

WordGirl possesses a supernatural intellect and has a vast vocabulary. She has a genuine love for words and language, which is a key part of her identity and crime-fighting approach. She's also driven by a strong sense of justice and a desire to help others, which motivates her to fight crime and keep Fair City safe.

Should you have her help?

Absolutely! WordGirl would be an invaluable ally, especially in situations involving:

  • Literature and Language: Her extensive vocabulary, love for reading, and understanding of grammar make her an excellent resource for anything related to words.
  • Problem-solving: Her intelligence and analytical skills allow her to outsmart villains and solve complex problems.
  • Moral Support: Her strong sense of justice and desire to do good make her a reliable and supportive friend.

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WordGirl is the titular main protagonist of the show of the same name. Her public identity is mild-mannered 5th grader, Becky Botsford. But whenever evil arises, she instantly becomes WordGirl to save the day. Smart and witty, likes to define words, and loves the show Pretty Princess.

== Appearance ==

WordGirl has shoulder-length straight dark brown hair styled into a classic flip. She has light brown skin, and her face is circular. She, like everyone else in the show (except for Dr. Two-Brains), does not have a specific eye color, except for times that she's under mind control (e.g., in the episodes "The Pretty Princess and Mr. Big Power Hour" and "Big Business"). In her superhero attire, she wears her suit and helmet, with her red star embellished on a golden shield on her chest, a symbol of Lexicon. She has a golden cape, a 2-way communication belt, dark red boots, and gloves.

In her civilian persona, Becky wears a cream-colored shirt under a V-neck green sweater with a maroon skirt and a matching headband. She wears cream-colored knee socks with black and white saddle shoes.

== Personality ==

WordGirl finds it hard to keep her identities separate, often making slips, but thankfully, no one notices. In truth, she does very little to disguise her true identity. Her helmet does absolutely nothing to hide her face or her distinctive hairstyle, and Becky is the only other person in town shown with a monkey pet/sidekick (aside from Professor Tubing). The fact that it's made so obvious to the viewing audience usually adds to the comic element of the series. Only a few times have people guessed or discovered her secret.

In her civilian persona, Becky Botsford, she attends Woodview Elementary and has a few friends. Her closest friends include Violet Heaslip and Todd "Scoops" Ming (whom she has/had a crush on). Akin to her relationship with him as WordGirl, Becky finds a rival in Tobey McCallister III, who tries to outdo her (as well as everyone else) constantly in events such as Field Day or elections. In season 3, her newest rival is Victoria Best, a girl who is "the best at everything she does," according to her parents. Becky's intelligence is astonishing for a ten-and-a-half-year-old girl, but her skills do not go into every field. She has a strong sense of justice and refuses to use her powers for personal gain.

== Strengths & Weaknesses == Strengths:

  • Supernatural Intellect: Possesses a vast intellect, knowledge in robotics, and a comprehensive vocabulary.
  • Lexiconian Physiology: Able to perform different inhuman feats.
  • Super-Hearing: Can hear screaming people from across the city and block out ambient sounds.
  • Enhanced Vision: Processes the entire electromagnetic spectrum and has control over perception and focus.
  • Flight: Able to manipulate graviton particles to defy gravity and achieve flight.
  • Supernatural Speed: Can fly at supersonic speeds and has the ability of speed reading.
  • Supernatural Reflexes: Can respond to attacks within seconds.
  • Supernatural Strength: Strength is enhanced, allowing her to lift or press objects or structures larger than herself.
  • Cold Breath: Can create hurricane-force winds and freeze targets by exhaling air.
  • Invulnerability: Invulnerable to extreme energy forces.
  • Oxygen Independency: Does not need oxygen to breathe in space or underwater.
  • Fourth-Wall Knowledge: Knows that she and her world are fictional and can communicate with the narrator.

Weaknesses:

  • Her powers are disrupted by Lexonite.
  • Her love of Pretty Princess can distract her from crime fighting and make her susceptible to hypnosis.
  • She can be arrogant and suspicious, believing she is smarter than others.
  • She struggles to balance her family and crime-fighting life.
  • She gets exhausted by hot temperatures.
  • Her ego can be a weakness.

== Trivia ==

  • On the official WordGirl website, it used to state on WordGirl's profile that when she was an infant, she was found on the Botsfords' front steps reading their newspaper. However, in the episode "WordGirl Makes a Mistake", while telling Mr. Botsford and TJ she's WordGirl, she says the Botsfords found her as an infant in the woods with Huggy, which is either an oversight or retcon.
  • She is scared of spiders.
  • By age 2, she was completing crossword puzzles.
  • In addition to the English dictionary, she knows most hieroglyphics as well.
  • The official Soup2Nuts website states WordGirl to be nine years old, rather than ten. This was originally correct for the shorts and episodes 1-4a, however, she is 10 for most of the series and recently turned 11.
  • WordGirl is said to be an affectionate parody of Superman due to them both having similar powers, coming to Earth as infants, and being vulnerable to radioactive fragments from their home world.
  • As the titular character, she appears in every episode in the series.

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