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Ms. Bellum is a character in the 2016 TV Series. She is described as the top aid of, and the brains behind The Mayor of Townsville. She is voiced by Jennifer Martin, just like her original counterpart. However, she talks in a different tone of voice, speaking in a more dramatic and seductive voice. Unlike her recurring role as a major character in the original series, Ms. Bellum was intentionally made as a one-time character in the new series, having left The City of Townsville in the episode she debuted. Her only appearance was in the episode "Bye Bye, Bellum".

Appearance[]

Ms. Bellum looks exactly like her original counterpart, only her choker is thicker and her dress has four buttons on it, instead of three. Her hair is also stylized differently, where instead of there being loops, drawn in the crevices of her puffy hair, it's now just normal lumps.

Biography[]

Ms. Bellum made her first and last appearance in the episode "Bye Bye, Bellum". In this episode, The Mayor was in a state of terror because Ms. Bellum had left him. When The Powerpuff Girls came to help him, they saw that she left a note, saying that she had gone on a 1,000 day long vacation (possibly quitting her job), because after working for The Mayor for a total of 10 years, (referencing to the amount of time The Powerpuff Girls has been on TV, counting the original series) without a single day off, all of her vacation days have added up to 1,000 days of which she was going to take advantage of. She was seen at the end of the episode, laying down on the beach, reading the newspaper. She saw that everything was going just fine without her and she happily went to rest.

In "Mini Golf Madness", The Mayor witnessed a giant female robot named Owlie Boop on the loose, and described it as looking "like Ms. Bellum, but with a face."

In "Memory Lane of Pain", The Mayor thanks Bubbles because after Ms. Bellum left him, she helped him to feel better and gave him a handkerchief.

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Trivia[]

  • When the removal of Ms. Bellum from the reboot was discussed in an interview, executive producer Nick Jennings said, “We felt like Ms. Bellum wasn’t quite indicative of the kind of messaging we wanted to be giving out at this time, so we sort of had her move on. And that was a good choice I think on our part”.
    • Many viewers were upset at this change, believing that the reboot's staff forgot about Ms. Bellum's perceived character strengths and saw her as too "sexual" for being curvaceous with a matching voice and thus "kid-unfriendly". A petition was started to bring her back.

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