the splash zone

the fight scenes had a level of punchiness and impact that was rare for cartoons of the nineties, and fight scenes that were way better than what one would expect from a comedy

The character writing is so good that a large portion of the show's most iconic episodes consist of just showing how the girls' personalities react to different scenarios, for example in one episode the girls take turns recapping a fight that had just happened, and the tone and art style of the flashback changes depending on whose telling the story

One of the recurring extras is a talking dog that goes about it's day like a normal human

Each girl has mostly the same powers with one special ability that sets them apart. Blossom has ice breath. Bubbles can speak to squirrels and is also fluent in Spanish. Buttercup can curl her tongue.

while the majority of the show is lighthearted comedy sometimes it'll just decide to be nightmareworld for an episode and i think thats pretty cool

The show utilizes a blend of classic upa linework and sixties art deco shapism to create a visual style that is utterly timeless. If the majority of the show wasn't cell animated you would not be able to guess when it came out

The main villain's speaking patterns were directly inspired by The Super Dictionary. AKA, the same book that brought us this:

You can tell.

In the season one finale, the girls fight a giant monster using a mech suit. During the fight, there is a sequence that is literally just 20 uninterrupted seconds of an absurd amount of missiles coming out of every possible orifice of the robot. And then they miss.

There was an anime adaptation made in the 2000's and its actually pretty good, like it does take a lot of creative liberties but its clear that the people making it understood the spirit of the original show and were just adapting it to reflect japanese pop culture in the same way the og show reflected american pop culture.

The show had an insanely kickass soundtrack consisting of early techno so clean it's kind of shocking that it was made in the late nineties and not the early 2010's pre-dubstep era

I hope the quality isn't murdered. I drew this at like 1am last night and just finished coloring it hehe

After learning that Yuri likes fishing now (or does he?), Yor wants to invite him for a morning on the lake with that cute girl she met at the party.

Loid is anxious -- Yor still doesn't know about Yuri's SSS connections, and it just doesn't feel like his secret to tell.

(A post-TwiYor/Anya reveal, but-what-if-the-SSS-party-still-happened, fishing... double date? fic)

"If I know one thing about Yor... She loves you unconditionally. And if I know anything about you, it's that you love her too. You're her brother, which makes you my brother, now, and--" he stopped, momentarily emotional, yet another thing he hadn't thought of before "--I've never had a brother, so I'd like a good relationship with this one."

ive never seen her with such a distressed expression

i mean this is who we are talking about . Yes she would say something like that

*meanwhile teeper:*

It was really funny

After learning that Yuri likes fishing now (or does he?), Yor wants to invite him for a morning on the lake with that cute girl she met at the party.

Loid is anxious -- Yor still doesn't know about Yuri's SSS connections, and it just doesn't feel like his secret to tell.

(A post-TwiYor/Anya reveal, but-what-if-the-SSS-party-still-happened, fishing... double date? fic)

"If I know one thing about Yor... She loves you unconditionally. And if I know anything about you, it's that you love her too. You're her brother, which makes you my brother, now, and--" he stopped, momentarily emotional, yet another thing he hadn't thought of before "--I've never had a brother, so I'd like a good relationship with this one."