I ' d lean towards calling the protagonists of Grrl Power superheroes , it ' s just they take things a step beyond even settings like Worm in implementing them so they ' re kind of a SuperheroSupersoldier hybrid in role . That said , they only really meet 1 and 6 , 2 is questionable as from what we ' ve seen keeping supers in prison has an entire specialized department assigned to it , 3 is false because they get standard uniforms , 4 is false because they are proactive about tracking down and countering any potential threats , 5 fails because they went with no secret identities , and 7 is variable . Some are more likely to do it for altruistic reasons , but at the same time they still get a hefty paycheck from the government , the protagonist is the only view we get and she ' s new but she makes more in her fortnightly check from them then she made in a year coowning a comic book store . Yet at the same time as all that , they pretty much just are a government run superhero team . 23 for most , there is one exception , one of the members would get 6 of them , but that is an outlier . Unless , they still have superhero names , despite not having secret identities , does that make 5 count or not ? I ' d lean towards no myself .