The girls must fight their fear of bugs in order to squash Roach Coach's scheme and force him to bug off. Vile villain Roach Coach plots to infest Townsville with his army of cockroaches.
It turns out that she's really the sinister Sedusa, who gets the girls grounded so she can commit crimes around Townsville, such as making off with the Mayor's jewels. The girls find something uneasy about the Professor's new girlfriend Ima Goodlady. Mojo Jojo steals a magical Anubis dog head and unleashes a curse that turns everyone into dogs, including the Powerpuff Girls, but the three sniff out a solution and show Mojo Jojo that their bite is worse than his bark. They get a lesson in criminal justice when they get arrested.
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When the Amoeba Boys fail at being real bad guys, The Powerpuff Girls teach them how to be bad by robbing a bank. When Fuzzy Lumpkins loses a jam contest, he creates a meat ray gun that turns anything into raw, butchered meat, leaving it up to the Powerpuff Girls to save the day before everyone and everything in Townsville is turned into a butcher shop. This short was only shown in animation conventions and was never aired publicly on television due to the suggestive word, "Whoopass", and other inappropriate themes.īoth shorts are written and directed by Craig McCracken, with Genndy Tartakovsky as animation director, Paul Rudish as art director and Mike Moon as layout designer. The Whoopass Girls fight the Amoeba Boys, get stuck to them, and have to fly them into the sun to beat them.
#īegins with the same opening sequence as the series, except that the Professor accidentally adds a can of whoopass rather than Chemical X.
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The other three pilots are presented on the Complete Series DVD set accompanied by the original storyboards and their original audio. Four pilot shorts were started, though only one was finished. He submitted it to Cartoon Network, with the name "Whoopass Stew" changed to "The Powerpuff Girls". A short was made by Craig McCracken while he was in college at CalArts.
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