History Characters / ThePowerpuffGirlsMinorAntagonists

* WrongGenreSavvy: He seems to think Townsville is a cozy happy place despite the onslaught of villains and rampages it suffers in other episodes. When the Major first alerts him of a real monster attacking, he refuses to believe it since he didn't engineer one. Until it attacks him.

* {{Hypocrite}}: Marry Anne hates the Powerpuff Girls because her dinner was ruined, even though she herself took part in the pie throwing [[NotSoAboveItAll and was clearly having fun during it]]. Blossom was in fact the only one who tried to stop everyone else from throwing pies, exclaiming "Have you all gone mad?!", only for everyone else, Mary Anne included, to throw pies at her as well.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Pretty much their real reason for getting revenge over their petty problems.

* StepfordSmiler: Mary Anne. She acts all happy when the professor and girls come to visit, but she's often nervous that her dinner will get ruined.

[[folder:The Robbing Leech]]
A one-shot antagonist in the episode "Headsuckers Moxy". A master thief with the ability to drain a person's memories with his leech-like mouth. He goes on a robbing spree throughout Townsville, but is ultimately defeated when the girls trap him by using the Mayor as bait.

-->'''Professor Utonium''':"Let me tell you something, Lenny. You may have all of the toys, all of the merchandise, all of the so-called “collector’s value.” But one thing you don’t have, Lenny, is true fandom. For a true fan wouldn't want to selfishly keep the girls to himself. A true fan would want them to be free."

* VillainHasAPoint: While it was just to persuade the girls to free her, Femme Fatale does actually raise good point when she notes how superheroines tend to not get the same kind of recognition as male superheroes and how heroines like ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} and ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} (though certainly very popular and heroic in their own rights) are ultimately just extensions of their male counterparts (Franchise/{{Superman}} for Supergirl and Franchise/{{Batman}} for Batgirl).

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Despite the fact that they manage to get a genuinely dangerous supervillain minivan with thrusters, ramming spikes and a ''laser cannon'' as they wreck the Utonium household, the Powerpuffs proceed to take not only the van out in a single punch, but each of the Smiths in one hit too. They simply never stood a chance and were too focused on [[ItsAllAboutMe their personal slights]] to realize picking a fight with ''genuine superheroes'' is a [[TooDumbToLive dumb move]].

* StrawHypocrite: [[spoiler:Women were not spared from her crimes. [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking She robbed one bank manageress' establishment, broke a policewoman's arm, and copied a teenage girl's hairstyle]].]]

* BerserkButton: Don't give her normal dollars. Give her Susan B. Anthony coins or else.

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Aside from her villainous introduction from "Equal Fights" when she's robbing at a bank from Townsville, while she does succeed in doing her criminal act at first, she stops for a moment to accuse a bank worker for giving her a couple of 100 U.S. dollar bills, as they contain Benjamin Franklin, stating that he is a ''man'' himself, thus establishing her as a '''very''' passionate misandrist (and she instead strictly asks for Susan B. Anthony coins, which have a shared value of over one U.S. dollar).
* FemalesAreMoreInnocent: Averted and played with in her own case. She persuaded the girls to let go of her because both of the concepts of heroism and villainy are predominantly taken by men, and succeeds in doing so at first.

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Aside from her villainous introduction from "Equal Fights" when she's robbing at a bank from Townsville, while she does succeed in doing her criminal act at first, she stops for a moment to accuse a bank worker for giving her a couple of 100 U.S. dollar bills, as they contain Benjamin Franklin, stating that he is a ''man'' himself (thus, she instead asks for Susan B. Anthony coins, which have a shared value of over 1 U.S. dollar), thus establishing her as a '''very''' passionate misandrist.

* HornedHumanoid: The Boogie Man has a curved horn in each side of his head.

* SmugSnake: He was too confident in his abilities as a hollywood director and he didn’t believe that his plan won’t succeed.

* BrilliantButLazy: For all his inept police prowess, to his credit he does manage to think of and put effort into a nearly well though-out plan to deceive the girls into falling in his trap so that he can kill them. In fact, the only reason his plan fails is that the acid he set the girls up to be dunked in doesn't actually work on them.
* DirtyCop: In addition to being lazy and incompetent, the inside of his apartment strongly hints that he is a shoplifter--all of his possessions still have price tags on them. Or it could mean he bought them legally but didn't bother removing the tags because he was too lazy too. Given his horrible habits during his time as a cop, the latter theory seems more likely.

* ArtShift: Just like Captain Righteous and Lefty, their [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/villains/images/b/ba/Ministry_of_Pain_Before.png/revision/latest?cb=20190130051304 younger selves]] are depicted in a more realistic art style reminiscent of the UsefulNotes/TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks.
* BigThinshortTrio: As elderly folks. Counterpart is the big one, Mastermind is the thin one, and Cohort is the short one.

* FaceHeelTurn => HeelFaceTurn: He starts off as a happy clown, but becomes evil when bleached. After he is cured, he returns to being a clown.

Has nothing to do with [[Franchise/{{Pokemon}} the Pokemon]] of the same name.

* LightIsNotGood: Her villainess costume is predominantly white (with some blue accents on it), yet her overall personality is '''a lot''' darker than that.

* DarkIsEvil: In his giant monster form.

* LightIsNotGood: Before his monstrous transformation, his standard outfit consists of him having a visibly big collared shirt, but he's ''far'' from being one of the friendliest people you'll ever meet.

** '''Lust''': It's shown that he has a couple of "moments" with female beings during his college years with the Professor. In one of the scenes of his only appearance, which happened in his later life during the successful run of his Powerpuff Girls Xtreme business, he's not only shown owning a ton of money, but also ''two ladies'' on both of his side, so judging by that, it's pretty easy to say that those aforementioned "moments" of his are still in him.

** '''Lust''': It's shown that he has a couple of "moments" with female beings during his college years with the Professor.

** '''Wrath''': When things don't go his way, he would ''immediately'' blow off his own fuse, which was intensified when he became a literal monster.

* LiteralMetaphor: His malevolent presence in his only appearance is heavily increased after he ''literally became'' '''''a monster''''' after swallowing the bottle of Chemical X he asked from the real Powerpuff Girls.

** '''Wrath''': When things don't go his way, he would ''immediately'' blow off his own fuse.