Character from South Park by Trey Parker & Matt Stone
PC Principal's partner and the school's vice principal — an actually competent administrator who insists on being judged for her work, not her relationship.
Strong Woman arrived as part of the show's PC culture arc and quickly became more than her concept. She's genuinely good at her job, takes no nonsense from anyone (including PC Principal), and insists that her relationship with PC Principal not define her professional identity. Their quintuplet PC Babies cry whenever something offensive happens, which is both a running gag and an exhausting full-time job. She represents the show's attempt to portray progressive values through a character who actually lives them rather than just performs them — a deliberate contrast to PC Principal's performative approach. She's effective, principled, and fed up with people reducing her to someone's girlfriend.
Athletic woman with brown hair pulled back in a ponytail, wearing a purple top and athletic clothing. Fit and composed. Her name is literally Strong Woman and she carries herself accordingly — upright, confident, and perpetually annoyed at being defined by her partner.
Also known as: Vice Principal Strong Woman