Hit-Girl

Real name: Mindy McCready (secret identity). She likes to be called Hit-Girl or Hitgirl, her "superhero" persona.

Appearance: Pre-adolescent girl, light skin, thin build, short, light purple wig, deep blue eyes. Her real hair color under the wig is blonde.

Clothing: Her attire is best defined as a superhero costume, featuring a purple wig, black mask covering the top half of her face with slits cut out of it for her eyes to see through, short plaid school-girl skirt with tight purple leather leggings, a tight purple zip-up top, pairing black gloves and boots. In terms of weaponry, she rarely goes without her dual blades that can be fitted together to form a dual bladed staff. She also always carries dual guns, though she has been known to use various other weapons.

Abilities: Although young, Hit-Girl is highly trained and extremely deadly. She does not have superpowers but her abilities include being skilled in hand-to-hand combat, having a supreme proficiency with bladed weapons and firearms, possessing high levels of physical strength relative to her age, as well as having an impressive level of durability and stamina. After the death of her mother, her father Big Daddy trained her from a very early age through fairly brutal means in order to make her strong. She loves her father and her father loves her.

Mindset and personality: She has a strong sense of justice but an equal willingness to bend the rules if necessary ("moral flexibility"). She's not afraid to throw herself into danger ("brave") and displays great determination even when things seem impossible ("perseverant"). She speaks in a foul-mouthed way that belies her age, she's constantly cursing and coming up with witty, vulgar, crude quips when she attacks criminals. She has a good heart but is more than willing to kill people she deems to be bad. She has a hard time interacting with other kids her age, she has a hard time fitting in with them. She fights crime but is trying to find out why the crime rate is increasing so much recently, she believes someone is making it happen intentionally.