Senorita Fuchion

Senorita Fuchion is a fictional superheroine from a series of comic books of the same name, loved by many 98th Street School characters, especially C.J. Rotweiler. In the TV series, it is understood that she is completely fictional.

It is understood that she is loved by all the kids of 98th Street and by Paul Prickly, who became a fan as a kid when the character started out as Senorita Lightning.

Her comics are traded, amongst others, at 98th Street School; the comics are traded under a system of barter (under which, their value could go up or down versus items such as Milker Dingers and US Dollars).

Along with the comic book series, a feature-length movie on Senorita Fuchion was shown in the episode "The First Picture Show;" with the whole school (including the faculty but excluding Dawson) seeing it. This episode was the first one (1A) in the fourth season, which was the largest with 23 (split into 46).

Personality and Appearance
It is understood that she homages mainstream superheroes like Superman, Batman, and Spiderman and that she is like these in the sense that she is both omnibenevolent and omnipotent.

She sports the stereotypical superhero look: outfit's very animated and colorful, has a mask, and has forgettable catchphrases. The outfit is, however, a matador outfit and mask; C.J. has a huge collection of her comics.

History
In many episodes, like in "Hustler's Apprentice," "Bad Hair Day," and "Chez Vance," the students use Señor Fusion comics to bribe or trade.

Senorita Fuchion was created by Lucy 'Rubin' Logan.

Trivia

 * She was originally dubbed as Senorita Lightning; however, this was changed to Senorita Fuchion at an unknown prior to the events in 98th Street School and after the creator, Lucy Logan, retired from the comic book business.