Article Summary. Powerpuff Girls #2 releases August 21st with a plot featuring Mojo Jojo's dream-invading devices to outsmart the girls. Writer Kelly Thompson and artist Karen S. Darboe bring you ...

While the game can't be recommended as highly as the incredible cartoon it's based on, Powerpuff Girls: Mojo-Jojo A-Go-Go is a capable shooter in its own right.

Powerpuff Girls #5 out on November 20th brings lunar chaos with Mojo Jojo's wild moon escapades. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup battle a Moon Monster to prevent world-threatening "luna-cy." ...

Powerpuff Girls Villain Mojo Jojo Just Got A Crazy Rap Song Named After Him. Mojo Jojo gets a musical crossover following Powerpuff Girls’ return. By Evan Valentine. March 19, 2025, 12:32pm.

“The Powerpuff Girls” live-action pilot at The CW has found its Mojo Jojo. Nicholas Podany has joined the pilot in the role of Joseph “Jojo” Mondel Jr. As a kid, the nerdy, power-hungry ...

Mojo Jojo isn't just the Powerpuff Girls' main villain, he's also one of the most recognizable villains in any Cartoon Network show. He perfectly represents classic megalomaniacs from the Silver ...

The Powerpuff Girls make their first appearance on the Game Boy Color with POWERPUFF GIRLS: Bad Mojo Jojo. You take the role of Blossom, who is known for her intelligence. Blossom must punch and ...

The actor who voiced Mojo Jojo on The Powerpuff Girls from 1998 to 2019 is also the voice behind a masked, deadly character. Roger L Jackson debuted his voice talents on the animated television ...

A cosplayer made every Powerpuff Girls fan’s dreams — or nightmares — come true this week with a spot-on Mojo Jojo cosplay. The self-repeating villain showed up at Dragon Con in Atlanta ...

Help Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup kick some villain butt--but first they've got to figure out which monkey is the real Mojo Jojo. The very vile Mojo Jojo is at it again, and this time the ...

It featured a meta-commentary about the cartoon series, the death of Mojo Jojo (now a human), and the girls deciding if they wanted to continue being heroes as adults. Source: Comicbook.com.