The Powerpuff Girls: The Complete Series - 10th Anniversary Collection

Ever since I was a little kid and first saw this at just six years old, I was always interested in this show. I grew to love it and is now one of my favorite shows of all time, even being the 18, almost 19 year old that I am. For quite awhile I was never really able to buy the whole series since most of the time they only realeased parts of the series. I wanted to get the whole show at once, and it finally came true.This is a great box set, and I plan on watching the whole thing again. Since there are six seasons, there are six discs, each one has two sides, so for example when you're done watching season one side A, you can flip it over to side B. I know some People won't like this since they might be afraid if the discs being scrached, but if youre careful, and know how to handle them wright in the first place, it shouldn't be a problem.Each season has a piece of paper with it that shows you the episodes. And the cool thing is that if you take all six pieces and put the together, it makes a pretty cool poster that show the ppgs fighting all the magor villains in the show, even the rowdyruff boys are in it.Another cool thing is the special features. They include over 30 hours of bonuses such as commercials for the powerpuff girls, all the specials, the pilot episodes from what they were originaly going to be called, and even a documentary with Craig McCracken and how the show came into being. Basically the only thing that wasn't included is the ppg movie, but that is understandable, since I plan on getting that to so I can complete my collection anyway.So in the end, I am extremely happy with my purches, and I will watch this for many years. Must buy.

to get if your looking for all things Powerpuff. It has the complete series along with several extras and other goodies for those that have followed the series when it aired. But even if you didn't the series as a whole will grab your attention after a few episodes. Most of the episodes are back to back 15 minute episodes but every now and then. You will find some single 30 minute episodes.The characters themselves are pretty engaging with Blossom being the leader with her fiery personality and leadership qualities. You also have Buttercup who's the resident tomboy, ruff and tough fighter that always wants to fight her way out of any situation. Then there's Bubbles who has the outgoing, easy to love personality. She loves playing and talking with the animals. Sometimes even bringing them home much to the Professor's dismay as it's detailed in an episode here.The villians are funny to watch from Mojo to Him to the Ganggreen Gang, Fuzzy Lumpkins, Sedusa, Rowdyruff Boys (whom I enjoyed when they appeared), Princess (w/an ego and money big enough to buy the world). They are all entertaining and downright fun to watch at all times. The series itself owns and along with the Mayor (who's more clueless than the game), Ms. Bellum (we never see her face unless i missed something). They only add to a great collection that is at a price that anyone can get into and enjoy this series.It's not only for the kids but adults as well can and will enjoy it. More than worth the price of admission the Powerpuff Girls still rock it to this day.

Before I dive in, I am a 17 year old American girl whose childhood is now in a neatly packed box sitting in front of me. I grew up with this series, I remember clearly the pilot episode(s) before the series even became a series. I remember pretty much every episode. This is an amazing box-set and I don't see why you wouldn't buy this it.This 10th anniversary edition box-set went BEYOND my expectations, just by putting in the first disk, and let me tell you why. The next paragraphs are from a animation fanatic/hopeful animator.Craig McCracken attended CalArts (California Institute of the Arts) and while there, he created the Whoopa** Girls. Which is now what we know and love as the Powerpuff Girls. On the first disk on the special features is his film from CalArts that stars the Whoopa** Girls. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been wanting to see this for a long time. I was AMAZED at how similar his CalArts film was compared to the Powerpuff Girls series. The opening dialogue, the narration, the character designs, the villains, it was almost the exact same. In the film the girls have to fight the Gang Green Gang and the Amoeba Boys. And THEN a Lou Romano did the voice for the amoeba boys. And if you're a animated film fanatic like me, then you know Lou Romano works at Pixar and also does voices for the films, including Linguini for Ratatouille What I'm trying to get at is, Lou Romano also attended CalArts around the same time as Craig McCracken. And that just blew my mind further that Lou Romano and Craig McCraken were working together on this soon to be amazingly popular cartoon show.Another thing that I am ridiculously happy about is that the pilot episodes were included in this set. I am extremely content and this box-set deserves 5 stars. But there was one thing that I didn't find in my boxset, and that is the "...custom panoramic poster designed by series creator Craig McCracken." Other then that I am still content as ever and if you'll excuse me I'm going to go bask in my childhood.