History WesternAnimation / ThePowerpuffGirls2016

That said there are a few differences from the previous show; along with the old RoguesGallery, a few new villains are showcased. The girls now go to an elementary school rather than kindergarten (though oddly Ms. Keane works there too), the old telephone is replaced by a cell phone (modern age and all) and the girls seems to have taken more of a interest in things such as boy bands and roller derbies.

* Badass Normal: The Mayor was able to survive on Monster Island by feeding the monsters pickles. Of course, once he runs out of pickles...

That said there are a few differences from the previous show; along with the old RoguesGallery, a few new villains are showcased. The girls now go to a elementary school rather then a pre-school (though oddly Ms. Keane works there too), the old telephone is replaced by a cell phone (modern age and all) and the girls seems to have taken more of a interest in things such as boy bands and roller derbies.

* Animesque: The girls, even more so than the original run.

[[caption-width-right:350:Whose got the power? '''We''' got the power!!!]]

* ShapesAndSymbolsTropes: This time are distinguished by more than just a signature color. Blossom is represented by a red square, Bubbles by a blue circle and Buttercup by a green triangle. This is regularly visible in the detail of their energy trails in flight and illustrated in the opening sequence in shots of Professor Utonium adding sugar, spice and everything nice.

That said there are a few differences from the previous show; along with the old RoguesGallery, a few new villains are showcased. The girls now a go to elementary school rather then a pre-school (though oddly Ms. Keane works there too), the old telephone is replaced by a cell phone (modern age and all) and the girls seems to have taken more of a interest in things such as boy bands and roller derbies.

* YouDontLookLikeYou: {{Subverted|Trope}}, despite some slight re-designs (Blossom's bow is bigger and more rounded then angular, Bubbles pigtails stand on the top of her hair rather then the side and are held up by blue beaded scrunchies, and Buttercup now has a cowlick in her hair), the characters are still recognizable.

Short 1: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ9DsqshyPo Air Buttercup]]
Short 2: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMx4uTxCKG8 Bubbles Beauty Blog]]

* YouDontLookLikeYou: Subverted, despite some slight re-designs (Blossom's bow is bigger and more rounded then angular, Bubbles pigtails stand on the top of her hair rather then the side and are held up by blue beaded scrunchies, and Buttercup now has a cowlick in her hair), the characters are still recognizable.

That said there are a few differences from the previous show, along with the old rouge's gallery, a few new villains are showcased. The girls now a go to elementary school rather then a pre-school (though oddly Ms. Keane works there too), the old telephone is replaced by a cell phone (modern age and all) and the girls seems to have taken more of a interest in things such as boy bands and roller derbies.

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The story is still the same as always: Professor Utonium was testing the theory of Sugar, Spice and Everything Nice to see if he could make the perfect little girls. He accidentally smashes a container of Chemical X which pours into the vats that indeed does create said girls. Only in this case, they're imbue with superpowers. Thus Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup use said powers to protect the city of Townsville from crime, monsters, the supernatural and any other forces of evil.

* TestosteronePoisoning: The lumberjack villain the girls encounter is pretty much this, not even seeing Buttercup as a threat simply because she's a girl. Even when she beats him silly and throws him into the distance, he continues to mock her.

* YouDontLookLikeYou: Subverted, despite some slight re-designs (Blossom's bow is bigger and more rounded then angular, Bubbles pigtails stand on the top of her hair rather then the side and Buttercup now has a cowlick in her hair), the characters are still recognizable.

Announced in 2014 in lieu with the brief revival of the [[ComicBook/ThePowerpuffGirls series comic book line]]. This version is noticeable in that series creator, Creator/CraigMcCracken, is not involved this time due to working at Disney on ''WestenAnimation/WanderOverYonder''. As well as not having the original voice actresses (Cathy Cavadini, Creator/TaraStrong and Creator/ElizabethDaily) to return to voice the girls roles despite a good number of the original cast retaining their roles.

Announced in 2014 in lieu with the brief revival of the [[ComicBook/ThePowerpuffGirls series comic book line]]. This version is noticeable in that series creator, Creator/CraigMcCracken, is not involved this time due to working at Disney on ''WestenAnimation/WanderOverYonder''. As well as not having the original voice actresses (Cathy Cavadini, Tara Strong and Elizabeth Daily) to return to voice the girls roles despite a good number of the original cast retaining their roles.

The story is still the same as always: Professor Utonium was testing the theory of Sugar, Spice and Everything Nice to see if he could make the perfect little girls. He accidentally smashes a container of Chemical X which pours into the vats that indeed does create said girls. Only in this case, they're imbue with superpowers. Thus Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup use said powers to protect the city of Townsville from crime, monsters the supernatural and any other forces of evil.

* NobodyCallsMeChicken: Buttercup's BerserkButton is pushed when a lumberjack themed villain mocks her by calling her "princess".

** Trash basketball for Buttercup. After missing a few shots with regular trash, she starts grabbing everything she can find to make a her shot big enough to go into the trash. [[spoiler: She still fails at the end.]]