This is my mascot Jammy (full name Spacejamstr).

Age: 14

Gender: Female

Hobbies: Drawing cute (and funny) pictures, listening to music, eating mac and cheese, watching adorable kid-friendly cartoons and anime, watching funny viral videos on YouTube, posting kid-friendly things on other wikis.

Friends: Izzy, Trevor (sometimes), Sofia, PowerpuffSonicfan25, friends at Pretty Cure wiki, TehGamerOne18, Jack, Cartoon Network (my version), Disney Channel (my version), Nickelodeon (my version)

Enemies: FreezieGuy, JesusFuentes 18, ElmoDank05, Trevor (sometimes), Chloe Carmichael

Likes: Cute things, Funny things, Music, Bumpers, Theme Songs, Adorable videos on YouTube, Cartoony videos on YouTube, Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, The Powerpuff Girls, Viral videos on YouTube, Summer Vacations, The Lasti Sisters, Ami Onuki, Yumi Yoshimura, Jenny Wakeman, Frankie Foster, Kid-Friendly things, Annoying Orange

Dislikes: Being banned, Scary things, Scary posts, Arguing with others, Forgotten cartoons, Cringey things, School work, No Internet Connection, Violence things, Seasonal Rot

So what do you think of my mascot, guys?

This is The Powerpuff Girls Calendar! Feel free to use it!

1. Original Concept (1991)

2. Shorts of "What a Cartoon!" (1995)

3. "The Powerpuff Girls": The First Original Series (1998)

4. Japanese Anime Series: "Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z" (2006)

5. "2 Broke Powerpuff Girls" in "MAD: the Animated Series" (2012)

6. "Dance Pantsed" special (2014)

7. The Powerpuff Girls Reboot (2016)

8. CW Live-Action Series: "Powerpuff" (2021)

The edits I did were removing images that don’t go with the episode. Do not ever revert them. Here’s an image.

Sugar, spice, and everything nice. Those were the ingredients to make the perfect little girls. But then Professor Utonium added an extra ingredient to the concoction. Chemical X. Thus the Power Puff Girls were born. I still remember the first time I saw "The Powerpuff Girls". It was very beautiful, and has become a memory of my childhood, but now, the series has been very abrupt changes as follows: from an adaptation of a Japanese animated series, to a parody of "2 Broke Girls", it seems that one of the most iconic animated series that has caught the attention of young and old has become a symbol of mediocrity and overexploitation (for me, it's very aswesome). Now, the special "Dance Pantsed" and the new animated series of 2016 have already become a new opportunity for new generations.

The Powerpuff Girls are in human form (not the "Z" version)! Coffgirl made this art back in 2006. She's a fan of the 1998 PPG. She grew up watching this show. She's from Thai. These girls look very cute and funny like in "Powerpuff Girls Z".

Don't they look cute in this picture, guys? (I gave tons of credit to Coffgirl. Visit her on DeviantArt.)

Unlike the 2016 reboot, the girls never twerk, do meme faces, be rude, or be out of character. I hope Coffgirl will appreciate everything I said.