Carbon Costume

As if Homer Simpson needed an introduction. Homer like beer. Homer like donut. Homer like bacon. Homer hate Ned. That about covers it.

Wendolene Ramsbottom is a wool shop owner who Wallace meets after he’s hired to wash her windows. He’s immediately attracted to her, perhaps because he sees a little of himself in her. Their romance unfortunately ends quickly after he learns that she’s allergic to cheese.

Victor Quartermaine is a vain and arrogant hunter, who’s goal is to win Lady Tottington’s fortune in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit. He’s always seen wearing a safari jacket (though the biggest game he’s seen hunting is a rabbit) and a toupee that has a tendency to come off in various ways.

The minions are an army of mischievous creatures who do Gru’s bidding. They’re of unknown origin, although their strange appearance, odd behavior, and weird talk suggest they’re the result of a science experiment gone awry.

Victor “Vector” Perkins is voted the World’s #1 Supervillain after he steals the Great Pyramid of Giza in Despicable Me. For the record, it’s a warmup suit, they are NOT pajamas. Despite his dweeby look, Vector is a major thorn in Gru’s side. Vector’s his name because he commits crimes with both direction and magnitude. Oh yeah!

Don’t let the Powerpuff Girls’ size or cuteness fool you for a second. Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup can use their superpowers to subdue even the biggest and meanest criminals in Townsville, USA let alone the likes of you.

These purple, furrier versions of minions make their debut in Despicable Me 2. Despite their creepy appearance, there’s something that’s very familiar about them.

In Despicable Me, Gru is a super-villian who exploits three little girls he adopted in his quest to one up his competitor, Vector. While trying to balance criminal activities with ballet lessons, he soon learns there’s more to life than world domination.