Mojo Jojo-A-Go-Go is a videogame of the Powerpuff Girls. It was released in 2001 for the Game Boy Advance, developed by Sennari Interactive and published by BAM! Entertainment. It centers around the Girls trying to stop Mojo Jojo from stealing Chemical X after he invents a giant army of Mo-Bots.
Summary[]
Mojo Jojo A-Go-Go features a sinister plot of Mojo Jojo, who has flooded the city of Townsville with his mechanized minions. Stolen jewels power these “Mobots”, so it’s up to the Powerpuff Girls to shut down the robots and recover the loot. However, the girls don’t even find out until Mojo arrives at their house and steals Chemical X—the source of their powers!
Gameplay[]
Unlike the Game Boy Color games, which are centered on a specific Powerpuff Girl, this game allows the player to control all 3 Powerpuff Girls.
The player controls all 3 girls at once in a side-scrolling rail shooter, with the player being able to switch between any of the girls at will. Non-active girls can retain power-ups they’ve collected and will regain some health slowly. Each girl can fire eye beams, which can be fired at a distance and punches, which are more powerful but close range. Power-ups can be combined as a neat feature, and rotating girls to optimize the power-ups or to make sure you don’t lose one in battle adds strategy to the mix. Players will also be able to use all three girls to perform special attacks such as the devastating tri-mega attack. , and during the course of the game, players are able to switch between the three heroines at will. Players will also be able to use all three girls to perform special attacks such as the devastating tri-mega attack.
At the end of each level, the girls confront a boss, usually Mojo-Jojo himself in some form. A notable exception is the giant mecha octopus boss. Upon defeating the boss, an animated scene rolls and it’s off to the next stage.
Aside from the game's single-player mode, Powerpuff Girls: Mojo Jojo A-Go-Go also features a variety of multiplayer modes, which can be played using the GBA link cable.
Trivia[]
- The videogame's title is a reference to the film Monster A-Go-Go.
- This is the first Powerpuff Girls videogame released for the Game Boy Advance.
- This is the sixth Powerpuff Girls videogame published by BAM! Entertainment, the other five being Bad Mojo Jojo, Paint the Townsville Green, Battle HIM, Chemical X-Traction, and Mojo Jojo's Pet Project .
- The music used in this game are renditions from Chemical X-Traction , with some new music added in.
- The character re-designs for The Powerpuff Girls Movie (which was still in development at the time of the game's release) were used for the cover art and certain cutscenes.