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    |identity = Secret
    |identity = Secret
    |alterego = N/A <!--insert name of alter ego here if identity is Public -->
    |alterego = N/A <!--insert name of alter ego here if identity is Public -->
    |status = Active
    |status = Inactive
    |faction = • [[Emerald City Heroes Organization (ECHO)|ECHO]]<br>• [[Knightshift]]<br>• [[RCSM]] (former)<br>• [[WAI]] (former)
    |team = • [[Emerald City Heroes Organization (ECHO)|ECHO]] (former)<br>• [[Knightshift]] (former)<br>• [[RCSM]] (former)<br>• [[WAI]] (former)
    |affiliates = [[Dragon]], [[El Caballero]], [[Midnight Jack]], [[Spirit Fox]], [[Red Ranger]], [[SkyMan]], [[White Baron]]
    |affiliates = [[Dragon]], [[El Caballero]], [[Midnight Jack]], [[Spirit Fox]], [[Red Ranger]], [[SkyMan]], [[White Baron]]
    |foes = Apathy
    |foes = Apathy
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    '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Real Life Superhero]] in Seattle, Washington. She is a member of [[ECHO]] and [[Knightshift]].
    '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a [[Real Life Superhero]] in Seattle, Washington, and a former member of [[Washington Initiative|WAI]], [[Rain City Superhero Movement|RCSM]], [[ECHO]] and [[Knightshift]]. She appears to be '''inactive'''.


    ==History==
    ==History==
    Girl Scout began her RLSH career as a member of the [[Washington Initiative]] in 2012, later moving to [[Phoenix Jones]]' [[Rain City Superhero Movement]] for a time before settling down with ECHO.
    Girl Scout began her RLSH career as a member of the [[Washington Initiative]] in 2012<ref>https://citylivingseattle.com/Content/News/City-News/Article/Working-with-the-homeless-Real-life-superheroes-/22/167/89044</ref>, later moving to [[Phoenix Jones]]' [[Rain City Superhero Movement]] for a time before settling down with ECHO.


    In 2019 she also became a member of [[Knightshift]].
    In 2019 she also became a member of [[Knightshift]].
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    Girlscout2012.jpg|[[Girl Scout]] with the [[Washington Initiative|WAI]], 2012
    Girlscout2012.jpg|[[Girl Scout]] with the [[Washington Initiative|WAI]], 2012
    </gallery>
    </gallery>
    ==References==
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    ==External Links==
    ==External Links==
    [https://www.facebook.com/girlscout.rlsh Facebook]
    {{Facebook|https://www.facebook.com/girlscout.rlsh}}
     


    [[Category:RLSH in America]]
    [[Category:RLSH in North America]]
    [[Category:RLSH in the United States]]
    [[Category:RLSH in Washington]]
    [[Category:RLSH in Washington]]
    [[Category:RLSH in Seattle]]
    [[Category:RLSH in Seattle]]
    [[Category:Inactive RLSH]]

    Latest revision as of 14:56, 25 March 2024

    Girl Scout
    Image:GirlScout.jpg
    Girl Scout
    Vital Statistics
    Hero Girl Scout
    Alias(es) N/A
    Identity Secret
    Alter Ego N/A
    Category
    Location Seattle, Washington, USA 47° 36' 13.80" N, 122° 19' 48.22" W
    Status Inactive
    Superhero Activity
    Team ECHO (former)
    Knightshift (former)
    RCSM (former)
    WAI (former)
    Affiliates Dragon, El Caballero, Midnight Jack, Spirit Fox, Red Ranger, SkyMan, White Baron
    Foes Apathy
    Actions Safety patrol
    Physical Description
    Gender Female
    Outfit
    Colors Olive drab, black
    Symbol N/A
    Equipment
    Abilities

    Girl Scout was a Real Life Superhero in Seattle, Washington, and a former member of WAI, RCSM, ECHO and Knightshift. She appears to be inactive.

    History

    Girl Scout began her RLSH career as a member of the Washington Initiative in 2012[1], later moving to Phoenix Jones' Rain City Superhero Movement for a time before settling down with ECHO.

    In 2019 she also became a member of Knightshift.

    Gallery

    References

    External Links

    Facebook