When The Powerpuff Girls cartoon originally came out in 1998, I was fourteen years old and can still remember being so excited to watch it after school. I am just as thrilled to report that The Powerpuff Girls now have a new home on
The Powerpuff Girls Cartoon
The Powerpuff Girls cartoon has three main, sugar-coated superheroes, Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup. Their mission in life alternates between going to school, fighting crime, winning at hopscotch, and saving the world before bedtime.
These little girls are small but mighty. The town’s mayor calls upon them to use their powers for good and save the townspeople from evil all the time. While their differences cause them to squabble and tease, their individual strengths combined always lead them to victory. They rely on teamwork, trust, and friendship to thwart evil–in the most adorable way.
The Powerpuff Girls on Hulu
#RealLifePowerpuff Contest
These #RealLifePowerpuff girls are doing rad things and inspiring others along the way, whether working in the fields of science or sports, or doing great things for their families and community. Do you have an awesome, inspiring young girl in your life?
Share your #RealLifePowerpuff girl by posting a photo or video of them on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter and tag it with #RealLifePowerpuff and #Contest. Don’t forget to include what makes her awesome and they might get shared and enter you to win a special PPG prize! Click here for more information.*
My #RealLifePowerpuff girl is my daughter, Chesney. Her super power is the ability to read social dynamics and defend the underdog. Ever since she was little–like 3 or 4–she’s been able to SEE emotional dynamics within the family or with her friends. She’s incredibly insightful and I’ve watched her make heartwarming decisions to help people when they’re down. Ches inspires me daily to take everyone’s feelings into account–even those that would ordinarily go unnoticed.
B Alexandra
Thursday 23rd of March 2017
I believe it is so important for young girls to learn about other young girls or women who are successful. They need have positive role models and I think Power Puff Girls are.
Brian E.
Thursday 23rd of March 2017
My two daughters are #RealLifePowerpuff Girls: their passions involve everything from playing electric guitar, and volleyball, to interest(s) in math, computers, and biology.
Laurie Emerson
Thursday 23rd of March 2017
My daughter absolutely loves Powerpuff Girls, I love how they are an inspiration to all girls everywhere to be strong, courageous and proud of who they are.
Angie P
Thursday 23rd of March 2017
Your beautiful girl sounds very much like my own daughter. ❤️ Wonderful hearts!
Leah Shumack
Thursday 23rd of March 2017
I love that I grew up watching the Powerpuff Girls and now my daughter can too!