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With the start of MultiVersus Season 3 on September 17, the Powerpuff Girls are set to arrive on the scene with several costume variants and exclusive moves and perks. Fans of the original TV series will surely recognize the costumes confirmed so far, but nostalgia isn’t all that’s powering the trio’s introduction. The girls make a unique fighter unit, with access to their own Aerial Dash attack and much more.
Players have anticipated the arrival of the Powerpuff Girls since plans for their MultiVersus introduction were leaked alongside Adventure Time’s Marceline and DC’s Nubia, who’s set to appear with the heroes this season. The game has received other familiar faces from the ’90s and early 2000s in the meantime, including Samurai Jack and Beetlejuice. However, the Powerpuff Girls are primed to mix things up with dynamic attacks, interchangeable frontrunners, and perks.
All Powerpuff Girls Costume Variants In MultiVersus
Dynamo Suits & The Gender-Bent Rowdyruff Boys
The Powerpuff Girls have arrived in MultiVersus with a couple of costume variants to unlock. As showcased in the official gameplay trailer, the girls can access color-coded Dynamo Suits, equipped with goggles and headsets. Apart from this, players can also expect the Rowdyruff Boys variants, introduced as gender-bent versions of the crime-fighting trio in the original TV series.
All Powerpuff Girls Moves & Perks In MultiVersus
Play As All Three Characters In One
When you play as the Powerpuff Girls in MultiVersus, you’ll get to control all three girls at once. Acting as a unit, they’re categorized within the Assassin fighter class in MultiVersus, with a long list of diverse moves and perks at their disposal. Depending on the frontrunner, you can also inflict unique status conditions and other effects. We’ve broken down their complete move list and the perks that come with playing as the trio.
All Powerpuff Girls Moves
Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup will act as one fighter, with a broad selection of moves to use in the heat of battle. However, each girl still comes equipped with unique strengths, like speed, power, or balance. Here’s a rundown of all moves at the Powerpuff Girls’ disposal, including types and effects.
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Move Name |
Move Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Tag, You’re It |
Special Ground Down |
Rotate counter-clockwise, changing the leader. |
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Sister Act |
Passive |
Each leader applies unique attributes and changes the properties of special moves. Bubbles is fastest, with less knockback; Buttercup is slower, with more knockback; and Blossom is balanced. |
|
Somer-Assault |
Dash Attack |
Line up and roll forward, knocking enemies upward. |
|
Powerpuff Kick |
Normal Ground Neutral |
Charge a slide kick that travels forward. |
|
Sister Combo |
Normal Ground Side |
Throw a three-hit combo of punches. |
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Powerpuff Uppercut |
Normal Ground Up |
Charge an upward punch with more knockback when fully charged. |
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Hotline Pincer |
Normal Ground Down |
Charge an attack, hanging up the hotline. Split up, flying left and right, then back together in the center, hitting enemies. |
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Ring-Around-The-Rosie |
Normal Air Neutral |
Join hands and attack while spinning in a circle. |
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Powerpuff Slingshot |
Normal Air Side |
Grab hands to form a chain and fling forward. |
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Flying Uppercut |
Normal Air Up |
An upward punch. |
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Powerpuff Stomp |
Normal Air Down |
A stomp that hits downward. |
|
…And Everything Nice |
Special Ground & Air Neutral |
A unique attack that changes with the leader. |
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Tackle Time |
Special Ground Side |
Depending on the leader, fly forward, grab, and throw the enemy. Blossom throws inward; Bubbles throws upward; Buttercup throws downward. |
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Aerial Tackle Time |
Special Air Side |
Fly forward with the topmost girl and grab the enemy. The other two girls will dash to that location and hit enemies away. |
|
Up We Go |
Special Ground & Air Up |
Fly upward, with the leader impacting height and knockback. |
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Swapsies |
Special Air Down |
Quickly swoop into leader position with the backmost girl, hitting enemies upward. |
Bubbles makes a great lead to deal damage fast, but she doesn’t pack as much power behind her punches as her sisters. Buttercup is your best bet to land a powerful blow and knock enemies back. For a happy medium, Blossom offers a balanced fighting style.
Powerpuff Girls Perks
On top of a diverse moveset, the Powerpuff Girls bring several perks to MultiVersus. The girls have access to an Aerial Dash Attack, dubbed Rainbow Dash. This can knock opponents away, offering different approaches and combo options based on enemy locations.
The Powerpuff Girls are currently among the only fighters able to use an Aerial Dash Attack in
MultiVersus
. With a tag-team dynamic and versatile fighting style, you can use Rainbow Dash to surprise opponents or spice up your own playstyle.
Beyond Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice, the girls’ An Extra Ingredient perk changes the properties of each girl’s Neutral Special. Depending on who’s in front, this also adds debuffs to the opponent. While Blossom can freeze enemies, Bubbles can stun them, and Buttercup can ignite her opponents. Each has its uses to win MultiVersus matches, so test every girl’s abilities to keep opponents on their toes.
The Powerpuff Girls no doubt present a nostalgic pick for MultiVersus players, and they make a powerful package-deal fighter set. It will likely take some time to master their unique abilities and moves, given their versatility at play. Even so, the trio makes a great Assassin option for seasoned players looking to practice with the best characters.
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