Bang for Your Buck: The girls and the Ganggreen Gang (who want more recognition) compete to raise enough money to buy a giant laser from Mojo Jojo.

Not So Awesome Blossom: Blossom loses confidence in herself after failing to destroy Mojo Jojo’s robots, believing she is a jinx. After Buttercup defeats Mojo Jojo’s robots, she replaces Blossom as the leader while Mojo Jojo comes up with a plan to destroy the girls and the Professor. Blossom is put to the test when […]

Impeach Fuzz: When Fuzzy Lumpkins throws his hat into the mayoral ring and claims a surprise victory, it’s up to the Mayor to wrestle the office (and the Mayor’s actual hat) back from him.

Monstra-City: When the Mayor finds the deed to Monster Isle, the monsters move to Townsville causing havoc between monsters and humans. The girls try to keep the peace and let everyone in Townsville live in harmony, but when Townsville gets far too crowded, the girls trick the Mayor into giving back Monster Isle to all […]

Sun Scream: The Powerpuff Girls get sunburned fighting a solar flare and are unable to fight even the lowly street criminals.

Stuck Up, Up and Away: The new girl in school, Princess Morbucks, wants to be a Powerpuff Girl after discovering they have superpowers, one thing she doesn’t have. However, when Princess is denied the opportunity to join the Girls because of her spoiled, bratty behavior, they make a very snobbish new enemy, intent on destroying […]

The villainess Mask Scara (Phyllis Diller) defaces the posters, billboards, and people of Townsville after the Dull look replaces the Trashy look, affecting everyone except Blossom, who is one step ahead.

Cootie Gras: The young girls at Pokey Oaks Kindergarten are stalked by Harry Pitt, who is rumored to have cooties. Seeing the power of repulsion Harry has on the Powerpuff Girls, Mojo Jojo turns the piggish boy into the ultimate weapon.

Mr. Mojo’s Rising: When Mojo Jojo kidnaps the Professor, it’s a blast from the past—a blast of Chemical X, that is. After Mojo Jojo reveals he was once the Professor’s “beloved” assistant, the Professor is coerced into giving Mojo the same superpowers as the Girls. However, once empowered, the true evolution of this super-villain chimp […]

Nanobots— microscopic robots— rain on Townsville to eat all the carbon in it, including clothes. The solution is to have the girls shrink to microscopic size to defeat them. However, they are too powerful for the girls and they are defeated. It is by the intervention of Professor Utonium that Townsville is saved.

Prime Mates: Back when Mojo tried to take over the world with primates (during the events of The Powerpuff Girls Movie), there was one monkey who didn’t get his due: Mopey Popo. Now, Mopey is back to try and be evil just as Mojo intended, if only he could get something right.

Oops, I Did It Again: The Professor dreams he had made three normal little girls after realizing all of his successes are mere accidents.

Roughing It Up: The Professor takes the girls on a camping trip to teach them to relax, but they are interrupted by Fuzzy Lumpkins and his three nephews and not even he can keep peace.

Nuthin’ Special: Buttercup tries to figure out her special ability, jealous of Bubbles’ many languages and Blossom’s ice breath. Fortunately, only Buttercup is able to curl her tongue.

Gettin’ Twiggy With It: Mitch Mitchelson is an evil pet sitter for the class hamster Twiggy. He pretends to be nice to her around the others, but the girls see through Mitch’s superficial niceness and soon Twiggy is turned into a monster.

In this musical episode in the style of rock operas Jesus Christ Superstar and Tommy, the girls are overwhelmed with the crime in Townsville. An evil gnome (Jess Harnell) grants them the wish of peace in exchange for their powers and ends up inducting the people of Townsville into a cult. But when the girls […]

Live & Let Dynamo: Dynamo is back and destroying Townsville again, so the girls must battle and stop it, as well as figure out who’s controlling it.

Schoolhouse Rocked: The Ganggreen Gang run into a truant officer named Jack Wednesday who sends them back to school. Unfortunately, that school is Pokey Oaks, where the Powerpuff Girls attend and where a no-fighting rule means the Girls can do little to stop the Ganggreen Gang from taking over the playground, except for dodgeball.

Candy Is Dandy: The girls get a reward for saving the day: candy, which they quickly grow an addiction to. When nothing happens in Townsville, they convince Mojo Jojo to do crimes so they can get awarded and then the girls will bust him out the next day. When Mojo steals the Mayor’s candy, the […]

Beat Your Greens: Broccoli aliens land in Townsville with a plan to harvest all the Earth’s vegetables, and the only way to beat the broccoli is to eat it. The Girls are able to defeat their most detested side dish with help from other kids in town.

Hot Air Buffoon: The Mayor tries to save Townsville after being criticized by the nighttime cleaning staff woman that he just sits there and do nothing. He then causes destruction which the girls have to quickly find him before he inadvertently destroys the city in a hot air balloon.

Telephonies: The Ganggreen Gang gets hold of the Mayor’s hotline to the Powerpuff Girls and makes prank calls, sending the Girls on a wild goose chase all over town. However, when it’s the notorious villains Mojo Jojo, Fuzzy, and Him that the gang disturbs, they learn the price of making prank calls.

After Mojo the Kid robs the first bank in the town of Townsville, Professor Utonium creates the Steamypuff Kids to deal with him. This takes place during the fictional cowboy era.

Ploys R’ Us: The girls wake up to find their room filled with toys. They soon figure out that the Professor has been sleepwalking, and stealing. Instead of reporting it, the girls take advantage of the situation, until the Professor discovers it and makes the girls learn a huge lesson by plotting a huge setup.

Paste Makes Waste: Buttercup teases paste-eating classmate Elmer. When a fly with atomic chemicals enters into the paste, Elmer turns into a destructive Paste Monster. Buttercup has to get out of a sticky situation by doing something against her tough nature—apologizing.

Boy Toys: Princess Morbucks finally meets the Rowdyruff Boys as they fight the Powerpuff Girls. When she tries to prove herself to the boys, they reject her. The girls realize they need better firepower to stop the boys, so they temporarily recruit Princess. However, Princess is surprised that the girls allow the boys to take […]

Mime for a Change: An accidental bleach spill turns Rainbow the Clown into the malevolent Mr. Mime, and he proceeds to eliminate Townsville of its color, sound, and movement. But before he knows it, the Girls sabotage his plan for a colorless world with the song “Love Makes the World Go ‘Round”, with Bubbles on […]

After defeating a monster, the girls return home for some well-deserved sleep, but are unaware of the evil that lurks above them as it turns out that Him has used the girls’ own fears against them. The girls must face their greatest fears and bring down the monstrous Him.

The girls try to join the superhero organization, the Justice Friends, but they must prove themselves to do so by tests of strength, speed, and smarts. But the only flaw about the organization is it doesn’t allow “little girls” into the group and it’s centered around men. However, when an enemy attacks the organization, the […]

Bubble Boy: Bubbles goes undercover with the Rowdyruff Boys by pretending to be Boomer (having been ambushed by the girls). Unfortunately, she is not exactly cut out to be Rowdyruff material.

Dick Hardly is a college friend of Professor Utonium. However, upon seeing the girls, Dick sees them as a key to fame and fortune. He then talks to the girls, and with the proper ingredients (including some stolen ‘Chemical X’), creates the Powerpuff Girls X-Treme. Dick mass-produces them and soon the cheaply made knock-offs are […]

I See a Funny Cartoon in Your Future: The girls try to catch a pickpocketing false psychic (June Foray) that stole the Mayor’s key. Story structure set up like a Rocky and Bullwinkle episode.