The Powerpuff Girls is in a merchandise and streaming push in Japan. ABEMA's free run of all 119 episodes ended October 12, PLAZA began early sales of Moonbat winter accessories around mid-October, and Zetteria's first collaboration started October 21, 2026.
The three stories about The Powerpuff Girls cover streaming and merchandise in Japan, not new animation. ABEMA announced in September that it would stream all 119 episodes from Seasons 1 to 3 free at five episodes per day starting September 19, running through October 12. Each episode's first streaming run starts alongside the broadcast, and broadcast episodes stay free for 24 hours after they air. The series is based on an original work by Craig McCracken.
The merchandise side moved through different retail channels. Moonbat's four winter accessory items (two scarves, a bag, and a knit hat) went on early sale at PLAZA from around mid-October, with sequential releases at Loft, ZOZOTOWN, and other retailers from early November. Zetteria's first collaboration with the series began Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with the "Yummy Power Up! Wakuwaku Set." Buyers of an eligible set get an original round can pouch, about 7.5 cm across and 3 cm thick, with a carabiner. The pouches come in four designs at random: Blossom with a burger, Bubbles with fries, Buttercup with a shake, and a secret all-together design.
What connects the stories is that the series is being handled as a licensed catalog title in Japan, moving through a streaming window and general retail rather than a dedicated anime store. The pouch set gives buyers a reason to return for another set, because the four designs join into one picture. More Zetteria collaboration details are planned for later.
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- Announced
- collaboration with Zetteria, the 'Yummy Power Up! Wakuwaku Set' · 2026-10-22
- Announced
- Winter accessory lineup: two scarves, a bag, and a knit hat, with early sales at PLAZA from around mid-October · 2026-10-14
- Announced
- ABEMA to stream all 119 episodes free, five per day · 2026-09-18
- Licensed by
- Cartoon Network (Japan) · 2026-10-14
- Licensed by
- ABEMA (Japan) · 2026-09-18
- Release
- tv · 2026-09-19 to 2026-10-12 · Japan · 2026-09-18
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Oct 22
Zetteria's first collaboration with The Powerpuff Girls began Wednesday, October 21, 2026, with the "Yummy Power Up! Wakuwaku Set." Buyers of an eligible set get an original round can pouch, about 7.5 cm across and 3 cm thick, with a carabiner. The pouches come in four designs distributed at random: Blossom with a burger, Bubbles with fries, Buttercup with a shake, and a secret all-together design. More collaboration details are planned for later.
Oct 14
Moonbat will begin early sales at PLAZA from around mid-October for four winter accessory items designed with The Powerpuff Girls. The lineup is two scarves, a bag, and a knit hat: a reversible Knit Scarf at 3,960 yen, a Faux Fur Embroidered Scarf at 3,960 yen, a Faux Fur Embroidered Bag at 4,620 yen, and a Cat-Ear Knit at 3,520 yen. From early November, they are scheduled to release sequentially at Loft, ZOZOTOWN, and other retailers.
Sep 18
ABEMA announced it will begin streaming the anime The Powerpuff Girls from September 19, with all 119 episodes from Season 1 to Season 3 airing free at five episodes per day through October 12. Each episode's first streaming run starts alongside the broadcast, and broadcast episodes stay free to watch for 24 hours after they air. The series is based on an original work by Craig McCracken.