She still appears to be the self-proclaimed, beautiful, and cute leader like her original counterpart and appears to still be more intelligent than her sisters. She is very orderly, having all of her things organized in a specialized place. According to the short Run, Blossom, Run, she has perfect school attendance and has already been accepted into a top university, to which she has gained a paranoia to being late in that she sometimes gets up early even on weekends. Her constant need for perfection and order are clear signs of an obsessive-compulsive disorder. She usually exaggerates and can sometimes be a naggy or even condescending. But like her original counterpart, she is also very analytical, coming up with most of their plans while being protective and caring for the well being of her sisters and others, much like her original counterpart. One of her major weaknesses is that she is somewhat of a germaphobe, as she has been seen putting on latex gloves before touching dirty things. She is also shown to be more sensitive as seen in Power-Up Puff and Poorbucks, when she broke down crying because she was the only one who hadn't gained new powers, and because Princess Morbucks betrayed her. She can be quite anxious and easily agitated, especially when dirt or disorganization is involved.
Appearance
Blossom's appearance is identical to her 1998 series counterpart, with a very slight difference in animation style, and her red bow is more rounded whereas her original counterpart's bow is more pointed.
This is the least noticeable hair change of the 3 sisters. She has long reddish-orange/orangish-red hair and pink eyes. She wears a pink dress with a black horizontal stripe at her waist, white tights, and black Mary-Janes.
In the episode Trouble Clef where she, Bubbles, and Buttercup perform at Morbucks' concert, she sports a pink ballet outfit with a tutu, white tights, and purple Mary Janes. Her bow is traded in for a smaller red bow, and her hair is pulled up into a spikey high ponytail.
In the episodes Man Up 2: Still Man-ing and Summer Bummer, Blossom is shown to wear swimwear in both of those episodes. In Summer Bummer, Blossom is shown in a magenta tankini with matching board shorts in the same color. In Man Up 2: Still Man-ing, she wears a pink tankini with purple outlines and a small bow on the waistline.
In the Christmas episode The Gift, Blossom is shown in a red and green jumpsuit with a white collar on it. Her bow lacks its roundness and is a darker shade of red.
Cartoon Network Description
Blossom is the leader of the Powerpuff Girls, and well deserved! She's smart and positive with a strong moral compass, and even if she can be a bit too Type-A sometimes, she'll never miss an opportunity to kick loose... and kick monster butt!
Her sisters being mischievous (Shown in Rainy Day)
Messiness
Getting dirty
Disorganization
Bugs (Especially spiders)
Germs
Powers and Abilities
Super Speed
Like her sisters, Blossom has super strength, agility, durability and the ability to fly. In "Princess Buttercup" its shown that Blossom and Bubbles are able to use their super speed.
Pink Energy Projection
Blossom summoning aura stapler.
Unlike her original counterpart, Blossom (just like her sisters) has the power to project a giant pink glowing energized aura around her body, which can change into the shape of various objects; such as a broom. Blossom has been seen projecting bright pink auras in the form of a stapler and a vacuum cleaner. It appears her bright pink aura makes different household/school items. She and her sisters possessed this ability in Power-Up Puff. Her 1998 counterpart does not possess the ability whatsoever in the original series.
Ice Breath
Blossom using her Ice Breath.
Blossom's special ability is Ice Breath. She is the only one who can use this ability. She can use her Ice Breath easily. Her original counterpart claimed that she just blew when she discovered her Ice Breath ability.
Heat Vision
Like Bubbles and Buttercup, Blossom is able to shoot eye beams from her eyes. Her beams can cause a fire.
Other skills can be assigned to Blossom such as:
Enhanced Intelligence and Intuitive Aptitude
Exceptional intelligence and knowledge in many scientific fields.
Blossom's pink energy-projection/controlling abilities are very similar to that of the DC Comics character Green Lantern, with the obvious difference being the color pink instead of green. Also similar to those of Gwen Tennyson's pink/magenta/fuchsia life energy-generating abilities from Ben 10: Alien Force, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, and Ben 10: Omniverse.
When Blossom's pink-energy projection glows, there are little squares/rectangles that can be seen floating around the outline for it. In reality, the square/rectangle is a symbol of being organized, determined, and logical.
Like her 1998 series counterpart in the original show, she appears on screen first in the opening.
Her diary uses a series of symbols, rather than distinguishable words, which might indicate extremely high intelligence and knowledge of certain languages, though not as good as Bubbles.
In the reboot, Blossom has a love interest, Jared Shapiro, while her 1998 counterpart doesn't.
The interesting thing is Jared's love interest was Blossom, but Blossom didn't know this until Jared gives her a note in "Snow Month".
Like her 1998 counterpart, she and her sisters are co-protagonists, though she has bigger plans.
There is a common animation error where Blossom's back hair disappears.
In the storyboard art for Escape from Monster Island, Blossom’s bow is shown to have a heart design on it.
In the episode Aliver, it is revealed that Blossom likes to play chess by herself.
Like her original self, her bow often expresses her emotions. It droops when she's sad or nervous, for example.
Names in other languages
Language
Name
Meaning
Spanish (Latin America)
Bombón
Bonbon
Spanish (Spain)
Pétalo
Petal
Brazilian Portuguese
Florzinha
Flower (-zinha is a suffix that indicates small size.)
