Quick Hit – Warrior Princesses

via Adrienne on Facebook: Warrior Princesses at Pink is for Boys.

Image description: a girl with hair in pigtails, dressed as a Transformer a Lion Voltron [my sincere apologies ~ M]. Caption: Sure I’ll wear a ‘tiara’ what weapons does it have?



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  1. My 80’s kid geekery compels me to correct the caption to Voltron, not a Transformer. πŸ˜€
    Which is important, because the blue lion (the right leg of Voltron) is piloted by a sort-of-tiara wearing princess who shoved her way onto the team because it’s her planet Voltron in defending, dammit.
    *geeks out happily*

  2. Actually, she’s dressed as Lion Team Voltron. And that I know this, and can recognise it from about three seconds looking at the picture says far too much about my weekday afternoons in the 1980s.

  3. Talking about warrior princesses, I was at a comedy show last night where the camp young comic talked about his Xena obsession at primary school, but he kept on describing the show as set in β€œmediaeval” times. Urge to pedantry RISING.

  4. Sailor Moon knew how to wear a tiara THAT WOULD CUT YOU. πŸ˜€