<p>I have seen this episode online, and it was a great episode, seeing Blossom helping all sorts of people whilst neglecting Bubbles to help with her project, she realised her mistake of breaking her promise but she made up for it when it turned into a monster by making a real life version of it. And Buttercup having a genius state when she realise the importance of the egg drop was so funny ^^ </p>

<p>UGH-this episode annoyed me-THE DAY WASN'T EVEN OVER-there was plenty of time for Blossom to help with Bubbles silly Biome project-WHICH-Blossom shouldn't have NEEDED to help her with because those stupid things come with instructions. ALSO-why would marshmallow goo mutate a plastic biome?! STOP MAKING RANDOM EXCUSES FOR MONSTERS OF THE WEEK! FINAL ALSO-yet another episode where the girls make the rampaging monster because they are ALL irresponsible- ALL OF THEM!  </p>

<p>The reboot in a nutshell. </p><p>Also, these random monster excuses are a clear byproduct of the writers' refusal to make use of Chemical X, for which reason I don't know. WHAT THE HECK ARE THEY AFRAID OF?! It's not even like they removed that aspect from the girls' origin, they're still made from Chemical X. They basically have mutagen that grants superpowers (athough I can kind of think of one mutagen mutant who gains a certain glaring superpower, I'll hold my tounge in case you haven't watch the latest episode of TMNT). TONS of sensible plots and possiblities can come from using this very easy to explain cause, but they don't do it for some reason. Are they purposly trying to derail The Powerpuff Girls? </p>

<p>I'd also like to point out, Blossom really didn't do anything wrong. Bubbles was impatient, Buttercup put a bunch of marshmallow goo on a biome, while Blossom was for ONCE fulfilling her role as the embodiment of "Everything Nice" for once! </p>

<p>Yep. Again, like I said, they don't mention Chemical X in this show even once. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>UltimateTitan6 wrote:
The reboot in a nutshell. <p>Also, these random monster excuses are a clear byproduct of the writers' refusal to make use of Chemical X, for which reason I don't know. WHAT THE HECK ARE TEY AFRAID OF?! It's not even like they removed that aspect from the girls' origin, they're still made from Chemical X. They basically have mutagen that grants superpowers (athough I can kind of think of one mutagen mutant who gains a certain glaring superpower, I'll hold my tounge in case you haven't watch the latest episode of TMNT). TONS of sensible plots and possiblities can come from using this very easy to explain cause, but they don't do it for some reason. Are they purposly trying to derail The Powerpuff Girls? </p> </i></div>
<p>Stop it! The reboot has never been in a nutshell! </p>