After Buttercup destroys her chalk, Bubbles is offered a new set by a butterfly, who is Him in disguise. However, her drawings come to life, which attack Pokey Oaks and defeat her sisters. Now Bubbles must overcome her shock to stop these creatures, using chalk and duster as weapons.

Powerpuff Bluff: Three escaped convicts, repeatedly beaten by the girls, fashion themselves new identities when they find grown-up-sized Powerpuff Girls costumes inside Townsville Jail. Using their pseudo-superhero status, they glamour civilians of money and jewellery while the Mayor mistakenly calls the police and has the real Powerpuff Girls thrown into prison.

Boogie Frights: Bubbles must face her fear of the Boogie Man, after he blocks out the sun and allow his monster friends to party all the time. This episode’s climax is based on Star Wars: A New Hope.

Professor Utonium wants to spend quality time with the Powerpuff Girls. However, due to the fact that peace doesn’t last long in Townsville, the Powerpuff Girls can’t really go anywhere. Professor Utonium decides to become a superhero to spend time with the Powerpuff Girls. Unfortunately, when the Professor embarrasses the girls in public, the girls […]

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.

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.

Town and Out: The girls and the Professor move to the town of Citiesville, and the girls are quick to offer their help to the city; however, the high degree of property damage that they cause prompts the Mayor of Citiesville to reject the use of super powers. They then try to convince the Professor […]

That’s Not My Baby: The girls rescue a baby from a monster and are forced to care for it when they can’t find its mother.

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.

Pet Feud: After the Professor genetically engineers a new pet—the fluffy and cuddly Beebo—he instructs the Girls feed their new pet only once. When the three Powerpuff Girls each feeds him a separate time without the knowledge of one another, the furry Beebo becomes a ravenous monster and starts eating everyone and everything in the […]

Bubblevision: When Bubbles can’t take a direct hit at The Giant Ant, the Professor does some tests and it turns out that her eye vision has gone blurry as she looks in all directions even when talking to someone face to face. As she gets glasses, she gets made fun of by Blossom and Buttercup, […]

Girls Gone Mild: Stanley and Sandra Practice of P.A.P.P. (Parents Against PowerPuffs) threaten the Professor to take legal action to make sure that the girls never use their powers again, but they soon learn the hard way that Townsville is completely defenseless without them.

Just Another Manic Mojo: After the Powerpuff Girls lose their baseball in Mojo Jojo’s window, it seems to offer the evil villain the perfect opportunity to destroy the pesky superheroes. Unfortunately, he gets more than he bargained for when the Girls treat it like a visit to his house, just to cause trouble over a […]

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

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 […]

Say Uncle: The girls’ uncle comes to visit, but they mistakenly take a taffy-loving Sasquatch home, causing an identity misunderstanding.

Cat Man Do: Bubbles saves a seemingly innocent little cat from the clutches of an evil villain, but when the girls discover it’s actually the cat who is evil, they must save the Professor from becoming the “purr-fect” victim.

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.

Coupe D’Etat: When Professor Utonium tries to upgrade his car, the girls realize that it is taking the Professor away from them, both figuratively and literally.

Divide and Conquer: After stealing a tangerine and watching it split up into different pieces, the Amoeba Boys learn how to multiply and make duplicates of themselves. Meanwhile, at Pokey Oaks, Ms. Keane teaches the kids math and the Powerpuff Girls must use math to stop the Amoeba Boys.

Abracadaver: Al Lusion, the old-time Townsville magician, pulls off his greatest magical stunt when he comes back from the dead as the zombie Abracadaver. Luckily, Blossom also has a special trick up her sleeve.

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.

Something’s a Ms.: Ms. Bellum begins using her feminine wiles to coax the Mayor into giving her time off, but it turns out she wants to commit crimes. When something seems amiss, the Powerpuff Girls investigate and find out that Ms. Bellum is Sedusa in disguise, whom they must defeat and get back the real […]

Three Girls and a Monster: An undefeatable monster comes to Townsville, with Blossom (using team tactics) and Buttercup (using direct action) disagreeing on how to defeat the monster. On the other hand, Bubbles uses her “sugar” personality, by asking the monster to leave, which surprisingly ends up working well.