This obscure forefather cartoon short to the popular "Powerpuff Girls" TV series has the then-named Whoopass Stew fighting the vile Gangreen Gang

The Amoeba Boys don't know how to rob a bank so the Powerpuff Girls teach them.

The Powerpuff Girls judge a jam contest. Fuzzy loses and creates a meat gun to get his revenge.

See the origins of the Powerpuff Girls before the cartoon series, the reasoning for their birth, and why they dedicated their lives to fighting crime and the forces of evil.

There's a new Powerpuff Girl in town...or so she'd have you think! Her fiendishly foul plot: to trick Santa into turning her into the fourth Powerpuff Girl!

The Powerpuff Girls try to stop the villains of Townsville from obtaining the Key to the World, which actually gives its possessor the right to rule the world.

In Dance Pantsed, why is Mojo Jojo kidnapping a mathematician, an opera singer and a badger? To steal Chemical X, of course, and to finally take over Townsville. But when the Powerpuff Girls thwart his plan, he invents an evil video game called “Dance Pants R-EVILution” to control their minds and bodies to fulfill his evil plot! The Professor must visit his dark dancing past to save his girls so they can save all of Townsville!

Blossom's presentation about herself for Show & Tell.

Buttercup's presentation on all her favorite things to do.

Bubbles' presentation on what it's like to save the world.

In honor of the 10th anniversary of the "Powerpuff Girls" series, the cast and crew reminisce about the cartoon's development and history.

Music Video: "Buttercup (I'm a Super Girl)" by the Japanese Band Shonen Knife from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes and Villains.

Music Video: "Go Monkey Go" by Devo from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes and Villains.

Music video: "Signal In The Sky (Let's Go)" by The Apples in Stereo from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes and Villains.

Music video: "That's What Girls Do" by No Secrets from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes and Villains.

A Powerpuff-themed Christmas song sang by the three girls as they fight crime.

Music video: "I Got My Own Thing" by Brassy from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes & Villains.

Music video: "It's Up to You" by The Brilliant Green from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes & Villains.

Music video: "Night of Fire" by Niko from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes & Villains.

Music video: "Girls Against the World" by The Quick from album The Powerpuff Girls: Heroes & Villains.

A restoration of the lost Whoopass Stew! short.

Staylongers was a series of animated shorts that aired on Cartoon Network in 2000. The show was an obvious parody of the popular reality television series Survivor, except it starred cartoon characters rather than real people.

Villains in anger management

The girls invite their friends from Pokey Oaks Kindergarten to their house for a slumber party. There Mojo Jojo sneaks in as Moejisha, so he can finally defeat them. He does so by using the Antidote X on them by splashing them with it, knocking them out and removing their powers. At this point, Mojo reveals himself to the guests, and gives a gloating rant about how the Powerpuff Girls are now normal little girls, only for the guests to beat him up with their pillows as the girls regain consciousness to see Mojo getting what he deserves for being a party pooper. They would get their powers back eventually.

Mojo Jojo invites you to listen to his story.

Mayor welcomes you to the city

Promo for Cartoon Cartoon Fridays

Storyboard for A Sticky Situation!

Showing life of an animator

CNN Interview with show creator Craig McCracken

Space Ghost world premire

Interview with show creator Craig McCracken

Storyboard of Whoopass Girls a Go-Go

Storyboard of Whoopass Girls Monkey See, Doggie Do

Storyboard of Whoopass Girls Monster Trouble

Commercials for premiere of show

Powerpuff Girl music video

Powerpuff Girls commercial

A day in the life of a citizen of Townsville

Go behind the scenes with the Mayor of Townsville

Ms. Bellum starts seducing the Mayor into giving her days off. Meanwhile, a series of robberies around Townsville occur without a clue of who they are, leaving the Powerpuff Girls baffled at who the culprit is.