Character sheet for Powerpuff Girls Doujinshi. If you looking for the Powerpuff Girls character page, go here.Note: Only list characters that have made a significant contribution to the story; that is, if they are only a cameo or have yet to appear in the story at all, leave them out.
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Heroes
Blossom
Leader of the Powerpuff Girls, naturally, although a bit more reserved in this version than in the TV series. Hasn't done much as of late in regards to the plot aside from striking up a friendly relationship with Dexter after being saved from Mandark.
Action Girl: Despite requiring rescuing during the Dexter vs Mandark arc, she's more than capable of holding her own.
Awesome by Analysis: As demonstrated hereand here, Blossom's retained her tactical capability from the TV show, using it against Bell in a combat sequence that would do Sherlock Holmes proud.
The perky blonde of the trio. Not much difference between her version here and the TV version, and she hasn't done very much, either. The most recent arc seems to be trying to change this.
The rough-and-tumble brunette of the trio. Much more aggressive here than on TV, and has an amusing crush on Jack-sensei, the gym teacher.
Action Girl: Goes for the territory when you're a Powerpuff Girl.
Blood Knight: No surprise that she loves fighting giant monsters and supervillains. When it bleeds over into her kendo classes with Jack, however, it leads to problems.
Feminine Women Can Cook: To everyone's surprise, when she actually tries it, she completely subverts this and even seems to be becoming the Team Chef.
Foreshadowing: Early in the comic she lampshades the likelihood of Jack being a samurai by making a joke about how she's a ninja girl. And lo and behold. See Shared Universe on the main page.
The titular boy genius of Dexters Laboratory. Still the same Science Hero that we all know and love, though thankfully not as arrogant this time around. Tests the girls' combat skills on their first day at Megaville Elementary, becoming friends with Blossom afterwards. He is haunted by the death of Dee Dee, his older sister, who died trying to protect him while he was fighting Mandark, his arch rival. He is now attempting to reconstruct her as an android.
Suspiciously Specific Denial: When he hacks the underground vault to the panic room and changes the password to "Big Red Bow" telling Olga it had no real meaning. Course its hard to deny this in a room full of scientists.
Dexter's sister. She died after Taking the Bullet for Dexter during a firefight with Mandark, returning later on to keep history from repeating itself with Blossom.
Yes, that Jack. Plays the role of gym teacher at Megaville Elementary and lives at a dojo located near the school. He teaches students basic self-defense while also helping to maintain order on campus, as demonstrated during the Powerpuff Girls' fight against Dexter. Has quite a following amongst the female students.
Badass Normal: Everything he does, he gained through training.
Badass Teacher: It's Samurai Jack. Of course he's going to be one of the coolest teachers of all time!
Big Damn Heroes: Mojo Jojo's newest monster is about to literally eat Bubbles and Buttercup alive, and Dexter stops Blossom just as she's about to jump into the fray, saying that "help is on its way". Cue Jack.
Cool Teacher / Hot Teacher: The female half of Megaville Elementary's student body certainly seems to think so.
Honor Before Reason: With his brief battle against Sam. Despite having just bisected one of the Darkstar cronies not a second ago, he holds back because against her since she still a child. Sam, of course, takes advantage of this and shocks him into submission. To add insult to injury, she steals his sword as well.
The little history wiz from Time Squad. Another one of the students at the school, and also a friend of Dexter's. In this version, he is an accomplished Time Ranger with the equipment to travel through time. He shows Blossom Dexter's past in order to help her better understand him. Later, he acts as the messenger when Mandark kidnaps Blossom, and ends up joining in on the rescue mission.
Time Master: To be expected. He's a time traveler.
Time Police: Given what show he's from, it's to be expected.
Unlucky Childhood Friend: He seemed to be set up as a potential love interest for Blossom, but this has gone nowhere.
Coop
The big loveable buffoon of Megas XLR. Comes to Dexter's aid to help rescue Blossom, holding off Samantha and her mecha while Dexter deals with Mandark. Before that, he loaned Megas to Dexter for repairs and maybe some tweaking.
Dr. X's daughter and a Powerpuff Girl-look alike / copycat / clone. One of the strongest fighters in the Darkstar Council. She manages to give Blossom a real run for her money during their Cat Fight. Has deep emotional attachment to Mandark and GIR, whom she calls "Girly".
Affably Evil / Punch Clock Villain: Aside from doing what her father tells her, she seems to have no interest in the whole world domination plot. When not on a mission she acts like a typical little girl.
Arch-Enemy: Considering she targeted Blossom twice already, she shaping up to be this to her.
Batman Can Breathe in Space: Not only that, somehow she can still talk on the Moon. The only thing she needs the space suite for is communication with Earth.
Dexter's bitter rival in all things science. During one of their usual scuffles, one of his Jackbots managed to get clear aim at Dexter. Dee Dee, however, jumped in the line of fire to save him at the cost of her own life. Mandark took her death as hard as Dexter did, possibly even more so, and with a little prodding from Dr. X and Bell, he convinced himself that Dexter was at fault and plotted to kill him for it by kidnapping Blossom and using her as bait to lure him out. Sure enough, Dexter comes to rescue her, and the two duke it out in one final battle, which cumulates in an emotional breakdown so severe that Mandark outright demands that Dexter kill him. Dexter refuses on the grounds that Dee Dee wouldn't want him to do it, and Mandark, having completely lost the will to live at this point, triggers his lair's self-destruct mechanism and presumably dies in the ensuing explosion.
Has one after Dee Dee's death — which was technically his fault, only he didn't want to believe it — from which he never really recovered.
Has a much more intense one during the final battle with Dexter.
Zim
Everyone's favorite Irken invader is seen here fulfilling the role of Dr. X's house maid, while his robot companion GIR is off with Bell. Dr. X has promised him the chance to take a shot at the Powerpuff Girls himself. Whether he was just humoring Zim or truly meant it remains to be seen.
Big Bad Wannabe: If only he had the brains for it. Perhaps to get the point across, Bleedman introduces him by having him sitting on a throne and giving a Motive Rant about how the Council is going to rule the world... then Dr. X shows up and tells him to get out of his chair.
Zim's robotic assistant. Silly and nonsensical as always, Bell has taken a liking to him to the point of unofficially adopting him as her pet, and the two can usually be seen together in any strip in which Bell makes an appearance.
Team Pet: To the Darkstar Council and Bell in particular, as she seems to be the only one who actually likes him.
Samantha
The resident bully from the Medabots series. Why she joined forces with Dr. X is anyone's guess.note The mark on her forehead may serve as a clue. She assists Mandark during his battle with Dexter by distracting Coop and Megas with her own equally powerful Humongous Mecha, and she has the upper hand until Buttercup shows up, forcing her to retreat but not before vowing revenge on Buttercup. She is later seen having the left side of her body replaced with robotic parts for reasons as of yet unknown.
Arch-Enemy: Declares she is this to Buttercup after their first meeting.
Talk to the Fist: When Coop is doing one of his usual speeches, she interrupts him by smashing her arm through the windshield of Megas's cockpit and pulling him through.
Teeth Flying: Buttercup sends Samantha's tooth flying when she appears. She later in the story tries to return the favor but only succeeds in sucker punching the powerpuff cause, well, she a superhero.
The Powerpuff Girls' arch nemesis; his obsession with destroying the girls caused him to follow them into Megaville after they moved there. After his initial attempt on their lives on the first day of school failed, Mojo was shanghaied by Bell and brought to Dr. X, where he was offered a place in the Darkstar Council. Just what plans Dr. X has for him remains uncertain.
Put on a Bus: His joining of the Council is made to look like a big deal, but he's only been seen twice since then - once in the background, hooked up to a machine of some kind, and then in a flashback of Bell's, where he's arguing with Zim over something.
Others
Courage
A cowardly pink canine who was left in Jack-sensei's care by his previous owners, Eustace and Muriel Bagg, for reasons unknown. Became fast friends with Bubbles.
Took a Level in Badass: While helping to clear out the crowd from the Darkstar attack, he actually takes on one of their monstrosities head on.
The Rowdyruff Boys
Brick, Boomer and Butch, the Powerpuff Girls' evil male counterparts who were originally created by Mojo Jojo. Here, they're the subject of study in a secret government project called "Project Rowdy". Exactly what said project entails remains a mystery. In this version, Boomer is a little more innocent, while Brick and Butch are apparently planning revenge against the Powerpuff Girls for their last defeat. Interestingly, the idea to include the Rowdyruff Boys in the comic at all wasn't Bleedman's, but that of a deviantART member.note The fan in question is credited by Bleedman in his comments below this page of the comic. By the time of comic, the Rowdyruffs hadn't reappeared back in the TV show yet.
Arch-Enemy: Brick's reason for participating in the project is to become stronger, since he finds his previous defeat at the Powerpuff Girls' hands via kissing particularly humiliating.
Tyke Bombs: What they're apparently being trained to become.
Jenny
The robot heroine of My Life as a Teenage Robot and also part of Project Rowdy, where she more or less serves as the boys' punching bag combat training opponent. Their last simulation session ended badly. She lost an arm and was seen having it repaired. Has recently reappeared back in the story.
The Worf Effect: Twice, first during her mock battle with the Rowdyruffs and again when the Cluster take control of her and use her to open a portal to the science expo.
Dr. Wakeman
Jenny's "mother" and another participant in Project Rowdy. She disapproves of the Rowdyruff Boys' extreme fighting style, particularly that of Butch. And isn't afraid to talk down to them in spite of their power. It was later revealed she in town from Tremorton for a science expo, which the ballet class from Megaville Elementary is opening for.
Pet the Dog: Agrees to wait "a few minutes" before claiming Blossom's soul during her Near Death Experience. Those few minutes proved crucial to Dexter saving her.
Mandark's sister and previously unseen member of Megaville Elementary student body. Appeared immediately following Mandark's death and seems to be keeping an eye out specifically for Dexter and the Powerpuff Girls. Has apparently been head of the school's dance troupe since something happned to the previous leader Presumably Dee-Dee dying and previously hung out with Mandy and Gaz.
Better known as Atomic Betty. Stars in a sidestory entitled The Forgotten, in which she and her crew come across a seemingly abandoned ship that turns out to be occupied by the Cluster. The outcome wasn't pretty.
The Powerpuff Girls "father". Ended up moving his family to Megaville after a job opportunity and trying to help them adjust. A very loving father with a bit of a silly side occasionally.
Dexter's lab monkey who was given superpowers from his experiments, unknown to the boy genius as Monkey keeps it hidden from him. Was called into action by Honeydew (one of the MC's of the science expo) after the Darkstar Council invade it.
Pyrrhic Victory: He manages to beat the Cluster Leader but is too far away to help to the other when the temporal bomb goes off.
Spanner in the Works: His merely showing up at the expo to backup the heroes almost completely derails the Darkstar Council's entire plan. The enemy commander has a major Oh Crap moment when he arrives and has to re-write the entire operation to work around him.
