The Powerpuff Girls

The Powerpuff Girls is a cartoon series created by Craig McCracken, based on his CalArts student film Whoopass Stew, for Cartoon Network that originally aired from 1998 to 2005. It has spawned a theatrical feature film, an anime series and a CGI special that aired in January 2014. A reboot of the series was released in 2016 and ended in 2019.

The series revolves around three little girls named Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup. They were created by Professor Utonium when he tried making a formula for perfect girls, but he accidentally added Chemical X to it. This results in the girls having superpowers, which they use to fight villains and monsters.

Mo Job
Season 2, Episode 8a Airdate: February 13, 2000

Mojo: (from o.c.) Okay. Here’s the plan. (Cut to him hard at work, back in his usual clothes.) I’ll make Chemical X to give you Powerpuff powers— (He works a DNA Sewing Machine.) —and then antidote— (Close-up of a flask as it fills with a glowing white liquid; he continues o.c.) —to remove the Powerpuffs’ powers.

(He reaches into view and picks up the flask, now full; pull back.)

Mojo: I’ve got it!

Princess: Finally! Okay. Give it to me. Puff me now. Puff me now!

Mojo: Patience. We still need to make the antidote. (Princess sits on a stool, reading a book and looking very impatient.)

Princess: Well, hurry up, then!

(Wearing the sort of gloves and headset used for virtual-reality simulators, Mojo operates the Virtua-Neutron machine, twiddling his fingers in midair. Next, he adjusts a holographic image of a molecule, then throws a lever back and forth while watching a second flask intently. After a few seconds, this fills with glowing orange liquid; he beams cruelly at it. It is plugged into a panel above a large minus sign. Next to it is the flask of white liquid, marked with a plus sign. Pull back; the panel is part of a large weapon in Mojo’s hands. An indicator needle points up at the orange flask. He addresses himself to the o.c. Princess.)

Mojo: Now, with this liquid-electron hypodermic laser set to positive, it will inject you with Chemical X, and with it all the powers of the Powerpuff Girls! (She stands across the lab from him.)

Princess: Great, great. Now let’s get going!

Mojo: When I switch it to negative, it will shoot an injection of antidote, sapping the power of its victims…the Powerpuff Girls!

Princess: Yeah, yeah. I got it, monkey boy. Shoot me now, shoot me now, shoot me now!

(Mojo groans, pushes the indicator to the positive end and takes aim. He fires, catching Princess squarely in the chest and suspending her above the floor. Her arms and legs swell up with new muscles, and she lets off a stifled roar as the effects make themselves felt.)

Princess: I FEEL THE POWER!

(She drops to the ground and fires off an eye-laser blast that melts a nearby statue—the Venus de Milo, perhaps—into stone sludge. Pull back to bring Mojo into view; he looks on in surprise and shock. Princess watches.)

Mojo: Aw, man!

Princess: Now, all we need to do is sap those Powerpuffs of their powers. And then I’ll be the only Powerpuff power around! [Laugh evilly]

Mojo Jojo unveils his plan - a gun, with both chemical X and the antidote to the chemical. Brief, he uses on Princess is zapped with Chemical X, Mojo Jojo gives Princess a potion to have all the powers of the Powerpuff Girls and watch her muscles grow.

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2016 reboot series
The Powerpuff Girls (2016) is an American animated television series and a reboot of the television series of the same name created by Craig McCracken. produced by Jasmin Hazem, Cartoon Network announced the series in June 2014; in 2015, they announced that the new series would feature new voice actors for the three main characters. It premiered on the network in April 2016 in the United States, Asia, the United Kingdom, and Australia. The Powerpuff Girls features Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup; three girl superheroes whose purposes are to reduce crime in between living a normal childhood. Unlike the original series, the 2016 reboot takes a more "slice-of-life" approach and mostly talks about the Girls when they're not fighting crime.

Bubbles' Beauty Blog
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Little Octi Lost
Season 1, Episode 8 Airdate: April 12, 2016

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Tiara Trouble
Season 1, Episode 11 Airdate: April 15th, 2016

This episode shows the first appearance of Princess Morbucks' Cash Money Krew only female member, Muscle Woman. Originally, she sported blonde hair in this episode until changes to black until later episodes.

Presidential Punchout
Season 1, Episode 23 Airdate: September 8, 2016

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The Secret Life of Blossom Powerpuff
Season 1, Episode 29 Airdate: September 23, 2016

Poorbucks
Season 1, Episode 36 Airdate: November 30, 2016

Splitsville
''Season 2, Episode 4 Air date: March 24, 2017 '' When Buttercup leaves her sisters she shows off her huge arms and what she named her biceps.

Clawdad
Season 2, Episode 5 Airdate: March 31, 2017

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Musclecup
''Season 2, Episode 11 Air date: June 11, 2017 '' Feeling inadequate as a superhero, Buttercup bulks up. She gets big and sprays tanned in a week but it makes her too heavy to move so she has to lose it all to save her sisters.

Blisster Sister
Season 2, Episode 25 Airdate: September 17, 2017

Blossom3
Season 3, Episode 3 Airdate: May 20, 2018

Bubbles appeared to be muscular and cried "It's clobbering time!" is a catchphrase of a Marvel superhero, The Thing and The Fantastic Four character from the franchise for reference.

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Trouble Clef
Season 3, Episode 6 Airdate: June 3rd, 2018

Can't Buy Love
Season 3, Episode 8 Airdate: June 9, 2018

Blundercup
''Season 3, Episode 9 Air date: June 16, 2018 ''

Ragnarock and Roll
Season 3, Episode 11 Airdate: June 16, 2018

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Total Eclipse of the Kart
Season 3, Episode 12 Airdate: August 12, 2018

The Gift
Season 3, Episode 22 Airdate: December 16, 2018

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In The Doghouse
Season 3, Episode 14 Airdate: August 26, 2018

Terrier Triplets is a trio of terriers and members of the gang of dogs called the Pug Thugs in the 2016 reboot series. They appeared in one episode, In The Doghouse.

The Oct-Father
Season 3, Episode 38 Airdate: June 16, 2019