The anime's colorful and vibrant this style captures the true essence of each character, bringing a whole new side to their personalities. The transformation sequences felt like the old school magical girl shows. The only thing that's a bit disappointing is how they portray Mojo-Jojo.
One notable strength of “Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z” is how it manages to pay tribute to the original work while creating something new and unique. Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup have remained true to themselves but now they have been given different backgrounds and abilities that make them more adorable than ever before. It's better than the American remake (2016). A rather light-hearted show; hence most times it tends to mock itself together with other magical girls genres making it fun both for fans who’ve been there from time immemorial or first timers.
This anime is light hearted and funny, and not to be taken seriously like the original one, but I'd say, give it a shot.
