For those fans who just can't get enough of the original series, read on to discover which character you are based on your zodiac sign. For this reason, this list focuses on the characters in the 1998 version, rather than the much-maligned 2016 reboot or the upcoming live-action series. "The Powerpuff Girls" was certainly a show made for children - though it was originally titled "The Whoopass Girls" – but it remains wildly entertaining for adults, especially considering the nostalgia factor.
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Rounding out the series is its colorful cast of friends and foes, who also have very strong personalities that complement or conflict with the titular girls.
Thus, none of the Powerpuff Girls are perfect (who is?), but they all have very archetypal personalities based on the primary ingredient in their composition. Mime bathes the world in black and white, accompanied by an all. When Rainbow the Clown gets bleached, he becomes Mr. But Professor Utonium accidentally added a special ingredient, Chemical X, which created three girls instead of one and gave them all superpowers. On a broader scale, this episode maybe isn’t as obviously frightening as 'Speed Demon' or 'Power-Noia,' and it's not about the scariest clown ever, but it’s chilling on a different level.
Her special ingredient is spice and her signature color is light green. Buttercup also wears white tights and black Mary Jane shoes with her dress. She has lime green eyes and dresses in a lime green dress that has a black stripe in the middle of it. The girls were created by a man named Professor Utonium who had intended to create "the perfect little girl" with three ingredients: sugar, spice, and everything nice. Buttercup has short black hair in a flip with a small triangular part on her forehead. It has board-game style gameplay similar to Mario Party and features Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup competing with Mojo Jojo to get to the center of the board, competing in minigames along the way. When Blossom and Bubbles get sick, Buttercup volunteers to take care of them for the day. The original series premiered in 1998 (at the time the highest-rated debut in network history) and follows three super-powered kindergarteners known as The Powerpuff Girls. The video game entitled Game de Demashita Powerpuff Girls Z for the Nintendo DS was released on June 12, 2007, by Namco.
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