Blossom (1998 TV series) (2024)

"We are The Powerpuff Girls, comprised of Blossom, Buttercup, AND Bubbles! We are three, united against crime and sworn to uphold the freedoms of every man, woman and child of Townsville, USA. One can not be victorious without the other two, and two can not be victorious without the other one. Freedom is calling, Bubbles, and only freedom can answer."
— Blossom to Bubbles in Dance Pantsed

Blossom is one of the three main protagonists of the animated television series The Powerpuff Girls, along with her sisters Bubbles and Buttercup. She's the Commander and Leader; she's the bright but egocentric leader of the superhero trio.

Contents

  • 1 Appearance and Personality
  • 2 Likes and Dislikes
    • 2.1 Likes
    • 2.2 Dislikes
  • 3 Alter-ego
  • 4 Special Abilities
  • 5 Blossom, Commander and the Leader
  • 6 Weaknesses
  • 7 Gallery
  • 8 Trivia

Appearance and Personality

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Blossom has long, fiery red-orange, waist-length hair with a triangular part and bangs and pink eyes. She wears a pink dress that has a black stripe in the middle with white tights and black Mary Janes. She has a red bow on the top of her head and a heart-shaped hair-clip that can be seen from behind.

As the smartest member and self-proclaimed leader of the Powerpuff Girls she is often seen as the most mature, level-headed and composed member of the group. She can also be fussy, overbearing, vain and overly analytical at times. She tends to protect Bubbles and Buttercup, and often tries to play peacemaker between the two if -they fight, but ironically, she is quick to argue with Buttercup who acts on impulse as opposed to her analytical nature. She is naturally caring to mainly her sisters, but also the Professor and others.

In the episode The City of Clipsville, there is a brief scene where the Girls come across a makeup kit, triggering this memory. Along with this, the Girls imagine a scenario in which they are teenagers and have given up their crime fighting habits, causing the city to be full of chaos, as well as a new look. Blossom's teenage counterpart still maintains her long hair in a ponytail only more longer down to her lower legs. Her ponytail is tied up with a red ribbon in place of her younger counterpart's big red bow She is also shown with eyelashes, bright red lipstick, and a curvier figure. She wears a pink tank top, dark pink pants, and pink shoes. The "teenage" Powerpuff Girls also appear to have flat feet, which their 5-year-old counterparts don't have.

In "A Very Special Blossom", a darker side to Blossom is shown when she resorts to stealing the Pro-Excellence 2000 Golf Clubs for the Professor, who later says it's his fault for putting too much value in a material item instead of the love for the Girls. For this, her first (and fortunately only) offense, Blossom was sentenced to 200 hours of community service, which was a harsh reminder to her and to all that crime doesn't pay. This was not the last time she has justified bad behavior with logistical reasoning, such as when Professor Utonium stole toys while sleep-walking and said it was okay because he wasn't doing it consciously, or when she'd keep breaking Mojo out of jail under the premise of them getting rewarded and ultimately putting Mojo back in jail.

Blossom is shown to lavish intellect-enhancing toys and is often seen, in her free time, curled up with a good book. In the episode "Power-Noia" Blossom has nightmares about failing a test for which she forgot to study, only to find out that HIM is behind the girls' nightmares. The same episode establishes that Blossom is the smartest girl in Townsville. In addition, Blossom is also the one behind the strategies and plans that the Girls themselves often use in battle.

After the girls were created in The Powerpuff Girls Movie, Professor named her Blossom for speaking freely and honestly to him, and for being the first to speak. Her personality ingredient is "everything nice," and her signature color is pink. She also stated in an interview for The Powerpuff Girls Movie that she finds inspirations from female superheroes such as Wonder Woman and Hawkgirl.

Like her sisters, Blossom has had her fair share of teasing her sisters, such as when Bubbles had glasses, she called her a dork. Blossom can also be pretty smug and sassy and claims to be the most beautiful of the trio.

Likes and Dislikes

Likes

  • Baths
  • Reading books
  • Her Hair
  • The colors red and pink
  • Professor Utonium
  • Robin Snyder
  • Her sisters, Bubbles and Buttercup
  • Learning
  • Games
  • Kissing
  • School
  • Being a hero
  • Constructing team maneuvers
  • Crime Fighting
  • Being the Leader
  • The City of Townsville
  • Playing Dress up
  • Being a daughter-figure of Professor Utonium
  • Keeping Townsville safe
  • April
  • BEEBO
  • Her favorite cereal (Lucky Captain Rabbit King Nuggets)
  • The Powerpuff Hotline
  • Movies in a really cool theater (as do her sisters)
  • Tag
  • Her ice breath

Dislikes

  • Crime
  • Villains
  • Being Tricked
  • Her ego being hurt
  • Defeat
  • Arguments
  • Being thought of as stupid
  • Her hair ruined
  • Shrimp (as do her sisters as shown in Child Fearing)
  • Bullies
  • The idea of killing bad guys
  • Liver and Onions
  • Bugs
  • Spiders
  • The Town of Citiesville
  • Failing Tests
  • Being embarrassed
  • Cooties (one-time)
  • Disturbance of her sleep
  • Buttercup's recklessness
  • Silent movies (as do her sisters)
  • Animal Abuse (as do her sisters)
  • Being the laughing stalk (Shown in A Made Up Story and The Mane Event)

Alter-ego

In Super Zeroes Blossom's alter-ego superheroine is Liberty Belle. She is dressed with a gold-plated eagle

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hairbow, a "stars and stripes" dress, a blue bodysuit with a big white star on the front, blue shoes, a long red cape, a star-shaped hairclip when seen from behind and gold bracelets. She constrains foes with her "Lariet of Guilt." She chose this persona after reading a comic of her favorite superheroine Freedom Gal (as inspired by Wonder Woman.)

Her mode of transportation is via driving her "Freedom Mobile" designed in red white and blue Stars and Stripes. It is a large blue car with red and white stripes on the hood, big gold wings in back, a white star on each side, and a jet exhaust nozzle mounted on the back of it.

Special Abilities

Her special superpower is "Ice Breath" as revealed in the episode "Ice Sore". In "Ice Sore," surprised by her new found ability, Bubbles and Buttercup become very jealous of their sister.
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In the same episode, Blossom used her ice breathing ability to save Townsville from a flaming meteor. After this task was completed she was unable to breathe ice. In the same episode, when the weather condition turned from hot to cold, Blossom could suddenly breathe fire, implying when she has a cold her ice breath oddly enough becomes fire breath. She has only used that ability once.

She uses her ice breath as a last resort in her fight against Princess Morbucks and her super-suit after Bubbles and Buttercup regroup to beat her in a handicap and blows with her Ice Breath to freeze her outfit until it breaks her golden fighting suit into pieces.

Blossom has the unique ability among the Powerpuff Girls to speak Chinese. (revealed in "Little Miss Interprets," contrary to Bubbles's knowledge of many foreign languages). She can also read Chinese (revealed in "The Bare Facts"). Considering she has stated that she needs to "brush up" on said language, it can be assumed to be a learned ability.

Blossom's hair bow is revealed to be a highly explosive timer bomb, seen in Forced Kin. It is considered the Powerpuff Girls' last resort of defeating an enemy.

Many of her unique abilities include:

  • Ice Breath
  • Pink lightning bolts
  • Microscopic vision
  • Pink laser eye beams
  • Advanced intelligence & knowledge
  • Enhanced intuition
  • Intuitive aptitude
  • Danger Sense
  • Expert leadership skills
  • Apt planning skills
  • Master strategist
  • Fire Breath

Blossom, Commander and the Leader

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The most outgoing and intelligent of her sisters, Blossom is the Powerpuff Girls' natural leader. She is quick-thinking, logical, analytical and has a strong sense of justice. She is the one who comes up with new team maneuvers and directs the Girls in battle. It's when she keeps everyone working as a team that her real abilities as a leader shine. Blossom enjoys her position and knows she's best suited for it; this can make her seem bossy and arrogant, but she is always willing to acknowledge a better idea and has the best interests of her sisters and Townsville at heart. She therefore has many arguments with Buttercup, as Buttercup thinks she should be the leader as she is the 'toughest fighter'.

Weaknesses

  • All of the Powerpuff Girls have shown a complete weakness to fly-paper (Shown in the episode Stray Bullet).
  • The Powerpuff Girls can endure extreme temperatures, such as lava. But they are still vulnerable to extreme exposure of sunlight, which affects them similar to how ordinary people are affected. They can handle much greater exposure than regular humans though.
  • Blossom is afraid of not being there enough for everyone, not showing good enough leadership qualities, failing in class, etcetera. This can make her self confidence quite vulnerable at times.

Gallery

Click here to visit Blossom's Gallery

Trivia

  • Blossom has the least votes as the most favorite Powerpuff Girl, as proven by polls online.
  • In the introduction of the start of every episode, she is always the first to flash by the screen (as a pink girl-shaped blast) and the first to fly.
  • Craig McCracken has said that the bow that Blossom wears represents that she is the leader of the bunch.
  • Her back hair is designed to resemble a superhero cape.
  • Blossom is the only one in her family to wear hair accessories (not counting Bubbles since because hers aren't visible, so it is unsure if she wears them or not).

The Powerpuff Girls

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Episodes and VHS/DVD releases- The Powerpuff Girls Movie- Powerpuff Girls Z
Characters: ThePowerpuffGirls (Main: Blossom - Bubbles - Buttercup Other: Bunny - Bullet) - Professor Utonium- Mayor- Ms.Bellum- Ms. Keane
Mojo Jojo- Fuzzy Lumpkins- HIM- Princess Morbucks- The Rowdyruff Boys(Brick- Boomer- Butch)- The Amoeba Boys- Sedusa- Gangreen Gang- Minorcharacters
Video Games: Fifth Generation Games: Chemical X-Traction (PS, N64)- Bad Mojo Jojo (GBC)- Paint the Townsville Green (GBC)- Battle HIM (GBC)
Sixth Generation Games: Relish Rampage (PS2, GCN)- Mojo Jojo-A-Go-Go (GBA)- HIM and Seek (GBA)
Seventh Generation Games: Demash*ta! Powerpuff Girls Z (DS)
PC Games: Mojo Jojo Clone Zone- Princess Snorebucks- Mojo Jojo's Pet Project
Misc. Superpowers- Townsville
Creator: Craig McCracken
Blossom (1998 TV series) (2024)

FAQs

What did him do to blossom? ›

He does seem to like women, as he had raped Blossom, although that also could have been because he wanted a powerful child.

Does Blossom wear red or pink? ›

Blossom is the readhead and differentiates from her sisters by sporting a bow-crowned ponytail (which also signifies her leadership) and pink as her signature color.

What is Blossom's power? ›

Her special superpower is "Ice Breath" as revealed in the episode "Ice Sore". In "Ice Sore," surprised by her new found ability, Bubbles and Buttercup become very jealous of their sister. Bubbles and Buttercup asking for advice from Blossom.

Who does blossom love? ›

Blossom & Brick. They're in love with each other and share an open/shy relationship.

Why is him called him? ›

While never outright confirmed, HIM is the closest representation of the Devil in a children's program, his name in that case is an acronymn for His Infernal Majesty.

How did Blossom end? ›

The episode ends with what we presume is Blossom's last video. In it we see another amputation, the separation of Blossom and Mayim. As Blossom talks about the lessons she learned along the way, the timeline becomes a point of inquiry.

What happened to Blossom's mom? ›

Maddy (Melissa Manchester) is the ex-wife of Nick and mother of Blossom, Joey and Tony who left the family to have her own life. She moves to Paris to pursue a singing career and returns a few years later in an attempt to reconnect, making her first appearance in the series in the season 3 episode "The Thrill is Gone."

Who was the oldest Powerpuff girl? ›

So apparently, depending on which sister you are, whether you're the oldest, middle, or youngest sister in your family, you're different Powerpuff girls. The oldest, you are blossom. Youngest, you are bubbles. And the middle child, you're probably more like Buttercup.

What gender is blossom? ›

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Full NameBlossom Utonium
Occupation/AffiliationLeader of the Powerpuff Girls
SpeciesChemical X offspring of Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice
GenderFemale
Hair ColorRedhead
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What is blossom's personality? ›

Blossom is the leader of the Powerpuff Girls. Like her fiery red hair, Blossom is strong and determined, but she's also methodical and thinks things through. Blossom doesn't run into a situation with just her emotions ruling her.

Who was the strongest Powerpuff girl? ›

While Buttercup doesn't seem to have any special superpower different from her sisters, she is physically the strongest of the three girls. In the episode "Speed Demon" it was also revealed that she can fly the fastest out of all of her sisters.

Is there a purple Powerpuff girl? ›

And now we finally have our first look at the new Powerpuff Girl in action. Say hello to Bliss, the long-lost older (and cooler) sister of Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup. Oh, and purple is her color.

What were The Powerpuff Girls originally called? ›

While attending his second year at CalArts in 1992, McCracken created a short film, Whoopass Stew!, about a trio of child superheroes known as the Whoopass Girls, which was only shown at festivals.

What is the controversial Powerpuff Girl episode? ›

The "See Me, Feel Me, Gnomey" episode of The Powerpuff Girls was banned due to alleged controversial religious imagery. The episode features a gnome character who gets rid of all the evil in the world and in exchange takes away the Powerpuff Girls' powers.

What happened to him in Powerpuff Girls? ›

Power-Noia: HIM turned into some kind of red smoke that he used to go inside of The Powerpuff Girls' minds. In their dreams, he changed into Ms. Keane, the kids at the school, demonic toys, spiders, and a giant scorpion-like monster.

Why did Powerpuff Girls beat up Mojo? ›

The Mayor rewards girls with candy when they fight crime, which soon makes them addicted and looking for fights everywhere. After Mojo Jojo steals the candy, the girls attack him so badly, he actually sheds a tear and looks like he's on death's doorstep.

Is Powerpuff Girls too violent? ›

It can get a little intense at times (lots of buildings and scenery tend to get destroyed on the show), but it is never played to a gory level. Many different characters are shown being brutalized in hand-to-hand combat during certain fight sequences throughout the show.

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