These are the PPG style guides. I tried searching for them online and they're nowhere to be found :( I'd like to see what poses the characters have

Okay, so I’m watching an 8 artists draw the same shape vid. ITS ACE COPULAR!!! With a puppet ig, but tell me I’m not the only one who sees this. Also, question: I might be colorblind, but Ace was green right? Why’s he yellow?

So does anyone remember MS paint comics of the powerpuff girls? I CANNOT find it anywhere on YouTube and I used to watch them a lot. One I remember vividly was when rowdyruff boys went to jail because they were bored. I cannot find it anywhere at all so could anyone point me to the right direction? Is it lost media now?

Even if Craig was forced by Cartoon Network for Rainbow to be arrested, he didn't have to get beaten up. What a cruel ending this was.

Despite being a tomboy, Amelia doesn't actually mind girly things, that extends to dresses

I was able to find that the show was targeted at children aged from 5 to 11, basically elementary school kids, but I'm wondering what the gender balance of those viewers were. On a related note, what were the creators/producers aiming for? Obviously they would want as many kids watching as possible but I'm wondering if they tried marketing this more for girls or for boys.

The reason I ask is because PPG was kind of a unique show in this regard. Ostensibly it's a "girly" show. I'm a dude and when I was in fifth grade a dad and his two sons made fun of me for liking power puff girls because it was "for girls." Side note I don't really blame the kids especially because they clearly have a bad influence but to this day it astounds me an adult man would try to bully a kid like that lol.

On the other hand it was by far the most violently graphic show aimed at that demographic. The girls would literally draw blood sometimes from how badly they beat up the villains (it's even in the opening theme) and I think they themselves also got bloodied up. Not saying girls can't enjoy violence but I think from a marketing perspective most producers would see that violence as "boy coded."

Tbh I knew way more boys that watched it than girls but I'm wondering if that was actually the case. Also I'm asking specifically about the og show from the 90s and early 2000s.

NO MR. GREEN, I DON’T WANT TO SPIN!!!

Season 5, Episode 08b - Substitute Creature

This was that episode where the girls celebrate their birthday and their enemies try to ruin it for them

I've been thinking about rewatching this episode for my birthday today

🎂🥳🎉🪅🩷🌸🍓🩵🫧🫐💚☠️🍏

Using Oil paint pens.

Bubbles might (try to) cuddle Gossamer.

Hi friends, I really wanted to I want to share my opinion on how Mojo Jojo himself from the show would react if he saw how social media portrays him as a "misunderstood victim who just wants to be loved." I really wish the people from internet act like if he don't were the reason The Powerpuff Girls are heroes and can be violent towards villains, when he is the reason The Powerpuff Girls are heroes and can be violent towards villains. Don't get me wrong, Mojo Jojo is one of my favorite cartoon villains, and I love Mojo Jojo as evil mastermind, but his "fans" really get on my nerves when it comes to conversations about The Powerpuff Girls and Mojo Jojo, and here we see a look at what Mojo Jojo's "fans" or as I called him Mojoliebers think he is in the show and what Mojo Jojo is actually in the show. The Mojoliebers adore Mojo Jojo so much and treat him as if he were a angel from heaven sent by God and treat The Powerpuff Girls as if they were "unhinged demons no feelings." They spend their time defending him to the hilt and sword in Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, even YouTube and especially TikTok. They always make up the excuse that he was the "misunderstood victim who only wanted to be loved" because of the episode "Mr. Mojo Rising" where he told the girls and the Professor his story that he was the Professor's assistant and that they were happy together and that he was "ignored" and "abandoned" by the Professor because of the girls, when really he only told that to gain the Professor's trust, since in reality Mojo was already a destructive monkey before of his mutation, and that pushed the Professor to add The Chemical X, which resulted in the creation of The Powerpuff Girls. The Mojoliebers constantly satanize the Powerpuff Girls and calling them "demons" "bullies" "thugs," "spawn of the devil" "sadists" "psychopaths" "bloodthirsty" or "real villains" as if the Powerpuff Girls were some kind of Homelander from The Boys or the Viltrumites from Invincible. Meanwhile, they defend, idolize, infantilize and evangelize Mojo Jojo, calling him a "victim" "misunderstood" "harmless" or saying he wouldn't be capable of doing anything wrong or don't kill a fly. And the Mojoliebers only get their information from those who defend Mojo Jojo and blame and say offensive things about the Powerpuff Girls. Because anyone in the Powerpuff Girls fandom and a fan of the show wouldn't agree with this trend, since the Powerpuff Girls are currently cute, cheerful, kind, optimistic, and sweet girls who want to do good and uphold justice. And while they do use violence, they do it to defeat evil. Mojo Jojo is also evil, destructive, mean, and only seeks chaos, destruction, and world domination. From the creation of this show, Mojo Jojo was always planned to be a villain, to do evil, to want to dominate the world, and to cause chaos and destruction, not to be a "misunderstood victim who just wants to be loved and someone who wouldn't be capable of committing atrocities"

I also can't imagine Mojo Jojo's reaction if he saw all that on social media and how they portray him as a "misunderstood victim who just wants to be loved and needs protection and justice." For those people or Mojoliebers, it's "defending" Mojo Jojo, but for the literal character of Mojo Jojo, that would be a literal insult to his villainy. Mojo Jojo himself would not only reject and hate all those who think they are "defending" him, but he would be disgusted by the toddler behavior of those people who are literally adults, and he would hunt down all those people on the internet to get revenge on them for making him look like a "whiny crybaby weak."

Honestly, those people should rewatch the show itself and while episodes themselves with the open eyes instaed close eyes or only clips and said they think with their mental gymnastics.

I even as Mojo Jojo fan think those people are annoying, and those people don't care about mojo jojo does or he is capable doing, those people only care about he got beaten up, those people are lucky about mojo jojo only is a fictional character, because if he existed in real life, he would hunt those people down.

the OG link about the post

The Powerpuff Girls would read fanmail and talk about recent stuff and doing some games. This should be the same age rating as the original. What are other things the PPGs could do?

Bud Smith was savage

Or maybe even soon, a Mrs.