Tomboy and Girly Girl: (Usually refers to two separate characters, but...) A character who has the characteristics of both a very feminine girl and a tomboy girl. She can be a mix of overtly feminine tropes and traditionally "boyish" tropes.

The Cutie: A character who is known for being sweet and lovable, more comic relief than anything. The character is idealistic, cute and innocent, and is genuinely loving towards others.

Girl Next Door: A character who is open, approachable and unassuming. She'll usually embody a wholesome sort of femininity, and is overall very down-to-earth and a good listener.

Outdoorsy Gal: The character is a bit of a tomboy, someone who is known for climbing trees and playing in the dirt, but still somehow manages to look cute through all of it. She is adventurous and imaginative.

Adorkable: A character who is dorky in some fashion, perhaps shy. But they are just so darn sweet that they end up being lovable anyway.

Plucky Girl: She is brave and optimistic. She is sweet and independent with a lot of wise charm. She has an unbreakable spirit and remains optimistic throughout everything.

Beware the Nice Ones: A character who is underestimated due to their gentle, peaceful and polite exterior. It is possible that they have a hidden badass side and are much more than what they seem at first glance.

Badass Adorable: A character who is absolutely adorable and at the same time, completely capable of kicking ass. Underneath the cheerful demeanor lies an astonishing capacity for kicking your ass.

Go-Getter Girl: A young woman who devotes herself to her achievements and ambitions. She has high personal goals, and is very resilient and optimistic about her chances of succeeding. She is fiercely determined.

Amateur Sleuth: A character with no formal connection to law enforcement who regularly solves crimes, but does not get paid for it. The character is often very intelligent and intuitive.

Nice Girl: She is friendly, well-balanced, morally good and socially balanced, and overall someone anyone would like to have as a friend. She really is remarkably wonderful and compassionate.

Brainy Brunette: The brunette uses her smarts for her ambitions. If she is on the main character's side, you can always count on her smarts to fix any situation. She tends to favor her intelligence over her physical strength.

Academic Athlete: A character who is both sporty and intelligent, a character who has a well-toned mind and well-toned muscles. They could sometimes be written off as one or the other, many characters refusing to believe someone could excel in both fields.

The Ingenue: A kind, sweet-natured, polite and optimistic character. She is usually very idealistic, and tends to be quite innocent. Her innocence will often inspire protective feelings in heroic characters, and this innocence makes her a bit naive, too.

Damsel Out of Distress: This damsel doesn't wait for a hero to rescue her. She can take care of herself. She is usually very outspoken, sassy and independent, and rejects the traditional idea of a man rescuing a woman.

Like I said for Atie's round. I get that it fits Veronica and Bee relates to Veronica, but I don't necessarily see the trope for her.

I feel the others fit more

^ what Rana said!

^same. These rounds are about us as RL people

Then the ingenue

Too basic

Same as Rana.