The original The Powerpuff Girls series won two Primetime Emmy Awards.
The series received major recognition during its original run, including Primetime Emmy Awards for animated programming. Its combination of superhero action, sharp comedy, distinctive design, and inventive storytelling helped it stand out among late-1990s and early-2000s animated shows.
The Emmy total is sometimes confused with the show’s nominations, Annie Awards, or other honors. The franchise earned recognition from several animation and television organizations, but the question asks specifically for Primetime Emmy wins for the original series.
The program was created by Craig McCracken and produced for Cartoon Network. Its success extended beyond awards: the franchise also led to merchandise, comics, a theatrical film, and later television adaptations. The two Emmy wins refer to the original animated series, not every production in the wider franchise.