Carbon Costume Posts by Mandy
Oscar Proud
Oscar Proud is a character in the Disney Channel animated series The Proud Family. He is the son of Sugar Mama, husband of Trudy, and father to Penny, BeBe, and CeCe. He loves his family very much, which sometimes makes him an overprotective parent. He owns a factory named Proud Snacks, though anyone who eats them gets sick. Oscar usually wears business attire.
Orb Pondering Wizard
The orb pondering wizard is the subject of the “Pondering My Orb” meme. More simply known as “Ponder Orb,” this meme became viral on Twitter in October 2021. The original picture comes from a 1988 gamebook titled Middle-Earth Quest: A Spy In Isengard, for a role-playing game based on Lord of the Rings. Perhaps this wizard is related to Gandalf?
Man Cheetah
Man Cheetah is one of the many alter egos of Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) in It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. His other alter egos include Doctor Mantis Tobaggan, Ongo Gablogian, the Trash Man, and Man Spider. Use the black face paint to draw the nose and freckles.
Queen Bee from Miraculous Ladybug
Chloe Bourgeois is a character in the French animated children’s show Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. Bossy and arrogant, she is Marinette’s rival. Upon finding the Bee Miraculous inhabited by pollen, Chloe became Queen Bee, a bee themed antihero. However, she gets banished from the French Superhero Team for her evil deeds.
Uncle Chester from The Big Comfy Couch
Uncle Chester (Edward Knuckles) is a character in The Big Comfy Couch, a Canadian children’s show from the 90s. He is Loonette’s traveling uncle who appears in the final two seasons. His name is believed to be a parody of Uncle Fester from The Addams Family. His outfit is a mishmash of different fabrics and colors — including a bright yellow kilt!
Ron Anderson
Ron Anderson (Austin Abrams) is a character in AMC’s The Walking Dead. He starts as a minor character in Season 5 and becomes an antagonist in Season 6. After Rick Grimes executes his father, Ron spirals into anger, trauma, and revenge. He develops a hatred for Rick as well as Carl, whom Ron accuses of stealing his girlfriend, and plots their murders. In his failure to do so, Michonne stabs him with her katana, and Ron shoots the gun in reflex, which hits Carl’s right eye.
Molly from the Big Comfy Couch
Molly is a character in The Big Comfy Couch, a Canadian children’s show from the 90s. She is the living clown ragdoll who acts as a sidekick Loonette. They met when Loonette found her in a barrel and adopted her. To Loonette’s disbelief, Molly believes dust bunnies are real. Although she is mostly silent, only nodding or shaking her head, she does communicate through animated speech bubbles.
Lex Luthor from Supergirl
Lex Luthor (Jon Cryer) is an antagonist in The CW’s Supergirl. Archenemy of both Superman and Supergirl, he is the former CEO of Luthor Corp also known as L-Corp. Lillian Luthor is his mother and Lena Luthor is his half sister. A power hungry mastermind, Lex aims to destroy Superman and remove all aliens from Earth. Achieve his villainous all-black ensemble using this costume guide.
Track Suit Mafia
Trust a bro! The Tracksuit Mafia are the antagonists in the Matt Fraction’s Hawkeye comics as well as the Disney+ show of the same name. They consist of aggressive yet amusing Russian henchmen who work under Sloan Limited, run by liaison Kazi. They answer to him as well as Maya, as she is the daughter of their former leader (but the real crime syndicate is overseen by Kingpin). Ronin had a bone to pick with the mafia, leading them to attack Kate Bishop, who wore the suit following the black market auction.
Mirabel Madrigal from Encanto
Mirabel Madrigal is the protagonist of the latest Disney animated film, Encanto. She is fifteen years old, the youngest daughter of Julieta and Agustin Madrigal. Everyone in the Madrigal family has a magical gift except her. But when everyone begins to lose their powers, she may be the last hope to restore magic to her community. Featuring songs written by Lin Manuel Miranda, this movie celebrates Columbian culture.
