'The Powerpuff Girls' Quiz

Blossom wears a red dress and matching red bow, but neither stops her from keeping the bad guys at bay.

The raven-haired Buttercup, who is known for her super strong fighting skills, is a total tomboy.

The super sweet Bubbles isn't afraid to take on monsters in her trademark blue dress.

The girls keep Townsville, a big city with skyscrapers to match, safe from the bad guys.

The crime-fighting trio was originally known as the Whoopa** Girls, after a can of Whoopa** spilled on them and made them into tough superheroes.

Professor Utonium serves as both father and creator of the Powerpuff Girls.

Fans of the Powerpuff Girls will know that Sara Bellum, the Mayor's brainy assistant, never shows her face on TV.

Kindergarten teacher Ms. Keane is the best teacher at Pokey Oaks, which the Powerpuff Girls attend.

Monkey Mojo Jojo speaks with a Japanese accent and wears a turban to conceal his enormous brain.

The gang of bad guys, which includes Ace, Snake, Lil' Arturo, Grubber and Big Billy, resides at the local dump.

One hot day, Bubbles discovers that she can freeze and heat things using only her breath.

Bubbles has special animal communication skills, and she is also able to generate supersonic waves with her voice.

Buttercup may not have a superpower, but she does have one cool talent — she can curl her tongue.

The hillbilly villain Fuzzy Lumpkins lives to tell people to get off his property.

The devilish HIM has made it his life's mission to destroy the Powerpuff Girls — and the world!

The spoiled Princess Morbucks wants more than anything to become a Powerpuff Girl.

Bossman, Tiny and Slim make up the Amoeba Boys, a group of gangsters who love to cause trouble in Townsville.

Bubbles loves her toy octopus, who goes by the name of Octi and ends up under the control of HIM at one point in the series.

The girls made a brief appearance on a 1995 episode of "What a Cartoon!" titled "Meat Fuzzy Lumpkins."

To emphasize Buttercup's tomboy nature, the Powerpuff Girls were almost named Blossom, Bubbles and Bud.

"The Powerpuff Girls" premiered on Cartoon Network in 1998 and ran until 2005.

Tom Kenny, the voice of SpongeBob SquarePants, was narrator for "The Powerpuff Girls."

The girls made their big screen debut in 2002. The movie explored the backstory and origins of the Powerpuff Girls.

Fans who saw the Powerpuff Girls at the theater were treated to a short called "Chicken Scratch," which featured the premiere of "Dexter's Laboratory."

Mojo Jojo shoved the Professor as he was mixing sugar and spice and everything nice, causing him to drop Chemical X into the mixture.

Mojo Jojo tricks the Powerpuff Girls into helping him build a secret laboratory inside a Townsville volcano.

Mojo Jojo injects zoo animals with Chemical X in an effort to create a gang of evil mutants to do his bidding.

Ringo Starr voiced Fibonacci Sequins in the 2014 Powerpuff Girls special.

The evil monkey kidnaps Fibonacci Sequins, an opera singer and a famous badger in the 2014 TV special.

The show got a reboot in 2016, but the original voice actors and creator Craig McCracken were not part of it.