THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X will be premiered on "TELETOON [Canada]" (link ) and "CARTOON NETWORK [U.S.]" (link ) around November 30, 2012, first as its 4-part/2-hour pilot episode of the full TV series, which it will be premiered around March 15, 2013, also on both of those networks.
The 2-hour/4-part full pilot episode will be released as Cartoon Network/Teletoon's first co-produced original animated film on DVD & Blu-ray Disc in North America & Japan around late 2012. THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X will be merchandised just four months after the full TV series premiered on "TELETOON" (Canada) and "CARTOON NETWORK" (U.S.), respectively.
The most noticeable fact in THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X (both 4-part/2-hour pilot episode and entire TV series) is that the Mayor's usually "headless" secretary, Ms. Sara Bellum, is being visible entirely with her face being shown on-screen due to her distinctive mother-figured hairstyle with the same hair color as her original incarnation counterpart, large green eyes, pink lipstick, and golden-yellow round earrings.
Craig McCracken, Lauren Faust, and most of the other staff who worked on "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" for Cartoon Network are all being moved on to Billionfold Studios to meet Butch Hartman and company who worked on "The Fairly OddParents" for Nickelodeon. The very first Billionfold Inc. production not to be produced for Nickelodeon will be a Canadian/American co-production, a remake of the original PowerPuff Girls. It will be titled "THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X", and will be produced by Warner Bros. Animation, Billionfold Inc. & Cookie Jar Entertainment for "CARTOON NETWORK [U.S.]" (link ) and "TELETOON [Canada]" (link ), with Butch Hartman creating it and Craig McCracken writing it, both of whom are becoming producers, directors, background designers, and character designers.
CRAIG MCCRACKEN, the creator of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, is moving on to Billionfold Inc. to meet BUTCH HARTMAN, the creator of The Fairly OddParents. Butch Hartman's upcoming creation "THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X" (a remake of the original PowerPuff Girls) is showing all of its old characters from the 1998 incarnation in an all-new look (except for the PowerPuff Girls, the Rowdyruff Boys, and PPG Hotlines, which will have the same looks as they did to the 1998 incarnation)- in addition to all of its new characters being added, again with the same new looks - many who also appear in the 2006 Japanese anime remake as well as most of the characters who never appear in either of these incarnations.
The 2-hour/4-part full pilot episode will be released as Cartoon Network/Teletoon's first co-produced original animated film on DVD & Blu-ray Disc in North America & Japan around late 2012. THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X will be merchandised just four months after the full TV series premiered on "TELETOON" (Canada) and "CARTOON NETWORK" (U.S.), respectively.
The most noticeable fact in THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X (both 4-part/2-hour pilot episode and entire TV series) is that the Mayor's usually "headless" secretary, Ms. Sara Bellum, is being visible entirely with her face being shown on-screen due to her distinctive mother-figured hairstyle with the same hair color as her original incarnation counterpart, large green eyes, pink lipstick, and golden-yellow round earrings.
Craig McCracken, Lauren Faust, and most of the other staff who worked on "Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends" for Cartoon Network are all being moved on to Billionfold Studios to meet Butch Hartman and company who worked on "The Fairly OddParents" for Nickelodeon. The very first Billionfold Inc. production not to be produced for Nickelodeon will be a Canadian/American co-production, a remake of the original PowerPuff Girls. It will be titled "THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X", and will be produced by Warner Bros. Animation, Billionfold Inc. & Cookie Jar Entertainment for "CARTOON NETWORK [U.S.]" (link ) and "TELETOON [Canada]" (link ), with Butch Hartman creating it and Craig McCracken writing it, both of whom are becoming producers, directors, background designers, and character designers.
CRAIG MCCRACKEN, the creator of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, is moving on to Billionfold Inc. to meet BUTCH HARTMAN, the creator of The Fairly OddParents. Butch Hartman's upcoming creation "THE POWERPUFF GIRLS X" (a remake of the original PowerPuff Girls) is showing all of its old characters from the 1998 incarnation in an all-new look (except for the PowerPuff Girls, the Rowdyruff Boys, and PPG Hotlines, which will have the same looks as they did to the 1998 incarnation)- in addition to all of its new characters being added, again with the same new looks - many who also appear in the 2006 Japanese anime remake as well as most of the characters who never appear in either of these incarnations.
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