Mezco is treating Townsville's heroes like a proper retro mini-line rather than a one-box novelty set. The official Mezco product page for the 5 Points Powerpuff Girls Set currently shows the deluxe set at $85 on Thursday, July 23, 2026, with shipping listed for May through July 2026.
This is a current official product page, so here is what is actually confirmed.
Mezco's official listing confirms the following:
That makes this feel less like a generic cartoon toy throwback and more like a carded collector set built around the full Townsville dynamic.
The obvious version of this release would have been just Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup. Including Mojo Jojo is what makes the set feel complete. Without him, the package would have been cute but a little too safe. With him, the lineup actually feels like The Powerpuff Girls rather than a simplified hero-only sampler.
That matters because Mojo's removable helmet and arm swaps make him more than an afterthought villain. He gives the set a proper foil and makes the display feel more like a scene than a color-coordinated row.
The biggest draw here is not just character selection. It is that every figure is individually carded in a retro-style blister presentation. That changes the whole collector logic of the set. Instead of one box that gets opened or shelved, this becomes four separate carded display pieces that can stay sealed, be mixed with other retro-styled lines, or be opened selectively.
For a property this visually iconic, that carded format is a major part of why the set stands out.
The Powerpuff Girls could easily have been trapped in a one-pose format, especially at this scale. The alternate heads, arms, and legs help avoid that. Mezco is still working within the simpler 5 Points style, but those extra swap parts give the trio enough display flexibility that the set can feel energetic instead of locked into one default pose.
That matters more than it might on a darker or more grounded line, because the characters' personality is tied directly to expression and motion.
Because each character is packaged separately on a retro-style blister card, the protection question starts with the cards as much as the figures. Collectors who want the card art and blisters to stay crisp should think about display protection before the set gets moved around or stacked.
For keeping the carded figures protected and visible, an acrylic display case for carded 3.75-inch figures is the cleaner EVORETRO fit for this format.
If you decide to open the set and pose the figures separately, articulated figure stands sized for 3.75-inch collectibles help keep a smaller retro-style display stable.
The official Mezco listing shows it at $85.
Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup, and Mojo Jojo.
Mojo Jojo gives the lineup a proper villain and scene-building value instead of making it a hero-only cartoon sampler.
Each figure is individually packaged on a retro-style blister card.
This set works because Mezco did not stop at the obvious three-girl formula. The individually carded format, the swap parts, and Mojo Jojo's inclusion make it feel like a real collector line rather than a cute nostalgia placeholder.
If you are looking at it on Thursday, July 23, 2026, the strongest reason to care is not only that it exists. It is that Mezco built it in a way that actually respects how collectible this property can be when the presentation is handled right.
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