One of the reasons I love characters like the classic Disney Princesses, classic Elita-One, classic Barbie and even in Jem and the Holograms is that they lack a special ability I rarely see in the female leads anymore...
The ability to communicate.
And it doesn't just extend to talking. None of the modern female characters listen anymore or try to understand people. Even the Powerpuff Girls (classic) sometimes tried to solve diplomatically without violence. That and none of the modern ladies try to just talk to people anymore. They're always picking fights and being confrontational which is not wise. And when they do talk, they yell, insult or act sarcastic. There's no grace, maturity, mediation or kindness in their speech. And honestly... it's not cool and the inability for a female character to communicate actually makes her appear weak and like a big dumb brute.
Even Ellen Ripley who has become an icon and a standard for a strong female character didn't pick fights like a big bully. In fact, she was friendly, kind and had a sense of humor. She actually did have charm and even a gentle motherly side to her which was heartwarming.
Communication is a superpower when used right. I mean, just as classic Dr. Who or Cpt. Jean-Luc Picard.
Plus, it was a superpower that the Disney Princesses and Heroines (Wendy Darling, Alice from Wonderland, Mulan, Tiana, Dorothy Gale, Elisa Masa, Grammi from Gummi Bears and such) owned. And 90% of them were NOT warriors.
Knowing how to talk and to be diplomatic are useful skills that I feel our modern heroines are outright rejecting to the point where they are coming across as mean and stupid. And I don't think any woman or girl wants a heroine like that representing them.