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All right, so check this right here: Back in the day (we think sometime during the great Bratz era between 2005 through 2007), the only girls with a passion for fashion had their own animated television series. Simply titled "Bratz," this fun and exciting series followed the crazy lives and (mis)adventures of our girls Yasmin, Cloe, Sasha, and Jade, as they scooped hot stories for their own teen magazine. "Bratz" chronicled the only girls with a passion for fashion going on their quest for the latest news and gossip, which meant traveling to many places around the world — and out of this world. But their fierce rival Burdine Maxwell and her stupid ass interns Kirstee and Kaycee (otherwise known as the "Tweevils") had other plans in mind when their magazine Your Thing competed against Bratz Magazine. In the end, and as was the theme with the "Bratz" animated television series, the only girls with a passion for fashion proved that it was all about being true to your friends and true to yourself.

Produced by the creative minds from Mike Young Productions, "Bratz" ran for two seasons. The following is a "Bratz" episode guide. To learn more about each episode from each season of "Bratz," simply click on either "Episode Guide — Season 1" or "Episode Guide — Season 2":

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The Bratz Pack (Style It! Collection): Sasha, Cloe, Jade, Yasmin, Dana.

Home : Miscellaneous : Bratz Heaven: "Bratz" Animated TV Series


All right, so check this right here: Back in the day (we think sometime during the great Bratz era between 2005 through 2007), the only girls with a passion for fashion had their own animated television series. Simply titled "Bratz," this fun and exciting series followed the crazy lives and (mis)adventures of our girls Yasmin, Cloe, Sasha, and Jade, as they scooped hot stories for their own teen magazine. "Bratz" chronicled the only girls with a passion for fashion going on their quest for the latest news and gossip, which meant traveling to many places around the world — and out of this world. But their fierce rival Burdine Maxwell and her stupid ass interns Kirstee and Kaycee (otherwise known as the "Tweevils") had other plans in mind when their magazine Your Thing competed against Bratz Magazine. In the end, and as was the theme with the "Bratz" animated television series, the only girls with a passion for fashion proved that it was all about being true to your friends and true to yourself. Produced by the creative minds from Mike Young Productions, "Bratz" ran for two seasons. The following is a "Bratz" episode guide. To learn more about each episode from each season of "Bratz," simply click on either "Episode Guide — Season 1" or "Episode Guide — Season 2": [ Back ]