Are the Powerpuff Girls Disney characters?

Answer 1

No. The series simply ended. They live on in our minds and hearts and televisions.

Actually the Creators of powerpuff girls later created a show called samurai jack and in one episode he is walking throw a ravage post apocalyptic city where you can cleary see it is the city the power puff girls were living in , there is a picture of the same building and the dog food add billboard from the show. Here is the link to the picture.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2urut92&s=7

PPG stands for power puff girls and sj is samurai jack.

Answer 2

I THINK you mean 'are there 6 powerpuff girls?' And if you did, NO. There are only 3 of them.They are ALL tough and cute, but Blossum is also smart, and Buttercup is the most tough, plus she is very grumpy. Bubbles is the cutest, oh, she is SOO adorable! When the powerpuff girls were first created, they were all happy, none of them were grumpy! That's what the creator/director said. You know how, at the beginning when they are all created, the professor tell them his name, and, they all say, "Nice to meet you, Professor Utonium." And they're all happy, and smiling, and everything! After he told them his name, he asked what they're names were. They siad, that he should name them, since he created them. He named Bubbles-Bubbles, because she is so cute and bubbly. Bubbles is the blue powerpuff girl with cute blonde pick-tails. He named Blossum-Blossum, because she was so direct to him. She was the one to say, "Hello, Mr. What's your name?" or something like that.Blossum is the red head one, and she is pink. Then, he named Buttercup-Buttercup, because it also started with a 'B.' Buttercup didn't like this. She wanted a name that was her name for a special reason, like them. Before she was named, she was smiling SO big, waiting for the porfessor to name her, then he did, and she crossed her arms madly. Poor Buttercup. If you have bought/rented the powerpuff girls movie, go to special features, and watch the interviews of all the powerpuff girls, and other stars of the movie. In the interview, the guy will ask Buttercup something about if her name was Buttercup specialy, and Buttercup crosses her arms again, and says, next question. Well, I hope this helped you. I know I said alot. . . Well, bye :D

Answer 3

The Powerpuff Girls are completely fictional.

Answer 4

Not really, unless you go on YouTube and look up powerpuff girls z, in which they are per-teens/ teens.

Answer 5

No , Hanna-Barbera Productions, Inc. produced the Powerpuff Girls , created by Craig McCracken , for the Cartoon Network .

Answer 6

The cartoon is a real cartoon. They are not real in the aspect of existing outside the bounds of fantasy though.

Answer 7

Look it up on Google images!

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