Blossom3 is the fourth episode (and eighty-third episode overall) of Season 3 of the 2016 Powerpuff Girls series. It aired on Cartoon Network on May 20, 2018.
Synopsis[]
A new villainess called Duplikate is confronted by the girls, but her duplicating ray accidentally hits Blossom which creates two monochrome copies of her. They're much like her, but it's driving Buttercup insane. Bubbles and Buttercup split off to create their own crime-fighting duo while Blossom is also irked by her duplicates.
Characters[]
- Blossom
- Bubbles
- Buttercup
- Professor Utonium
- Duplikate (debut/only appearance)
- Chaz (cameo on billboard only)
- Infernus
- The Mayor of Townsville
Trivia[]
- Duplikate's name is a combination of "duplicate" and Kate.
- Blossom is the second Powerpuff Girl to have a double. But that being said she had two duplicates instead of one. The first is Bubbles in "The Trouble with Bubbles".
- Jake Goldman, one of the writers of the show confirmed that why Blossom rejected the offer for a free puppy was because she was allergic. This wasn't put into the final episode due to it being "too justified."
- Professor Utonium doesn't mind how many daughters he has as long as they are a prime number.
- Running gag: Blossom's doubles doing some "focus testing".
- Infernus finally gets destroyed in this episode.
- He was supposed to get destroyed in Tooth or Consequences, but Blossom failed to destroy him because of her toothache.
References[]
- My Little Pony - "Tanks for the Memories" might have been a reference to a My Little Pony episode of the same name. (and the creator of the series did also create My Little Pony).
- Alien 3 - This episode title might be a subtle nod of a 1992 film Alien 3 (also stylized as Alien3) from the Alien movie trilogy.
- The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo - Blossom had a book called "The Girl with a Dragon Sticker" is obviously a parody of Stieg Larsson's novel and a 2011 movie adaptation.
- The Thing - Bubbles appeared to be muscular and cried "It's clobbering time!" is a catchphrase of a Marvel superhero and The Fantastic Four character from the franchise.
- Multiplicity- The ending of this episode is a reference to the plot of the film.
- This episode has a few Batman references:
- Buttercup and Bubbles lighting signal or the ButterBubb signal and their superhero costumes are parodies of a DC Comic superhero.
- Bubbles' superhero name is Bubbs Wonder is a parody of Robin also known as Boy Wonder, Batman's sidekick.