This relatively little-known part of Powerpuff Girls history was an anime called Powerpuff Girls Z. Toei Animation Developed by Cartoon Network, Aniplex and Toei Animation, Powerpuff Girls Z ...

That’s right, The Powerpuff Girls actually got a full anime adaptation release in Japan and various other regions around the world but never got an official release in the United States.

Powerpuff Girls was a huge deal for Cartoon Network ... imaging them if they were given an anime series all their own: ...

Animator Craig McCracken's name first attracted attention on The Cartoon Network thanks to his contributions to the series Dexter's Laboratory, but it's more recently become inseparable from his ...

Despite returning to Cartoon Network, HBO Max is pulling The Powerpuff Girls from its library. Find out more here.

These hyper-adorable mutants, seemingly the demonic offspring of Shirley Temple and Japanese anime ... you'd like her to go down on you? Craig McCracken, creator of "The Powerpuff Girls," insists ...

Speaking of another previous remake of the show, he added, "they made an anime from Powerpuff Girls. And then it was like straight anime, it's like, 'Oh yeah, it lost a lot of some of the charm ...

A MultiVersus leak has seemingly given fans a glimpse of what characters they can expect in the future, with Aquaman, the Powerpuff Girls, and even characters from anime all featured. Twitter/X ...

The original Powerpuff Girls had a style influenced by the animations of United Productions of America (UPA). The cartoon made use of flat characters, thick outlines, and simple shapes.