Carbon Costume

Static is a DC Comics superhero and protagonist of the 2000 Warner Bros cartoon Static Shock. Static, voiced by Phil Lamarr, is a high school student who gains the power to manipulate electromagnetism. He even works with Batman and Robin in season two.

Matt (otherwise known as Mail Jeevas) is Mello’s assistant in the manga and anime series Death Note. He is the third smartest boy from the Wammy House orphanage in which he and Mello reside in, often playing video games and monitoring enemies through multiple computer screens.

“Hello there! It’s so very nice to meet you! Welcome to the world of Pokémon!” Professor Rowan, located in the Sinnoh region, is a specialist in the field of Pokémon evolution and contemporary of Professor Oak and mentor to Professor Sycamore. Rowan is sometimes perceived as mean because of his stern personality, but he is actually kind and patient. He’s quite a snazzy dresser.

In The Simpsons, Otto Mann (voiced by Harry Shearer) is a laid-back metalhead who drives the school bus for Springfield Elementary. Despite all his underachieving and drug usage, Otto is a friend to Bart and occasionally serves as his mentor. If you want to go all out for this costume, pick up some yellow body paint!

In The Incredibles, the Screenslaver is the main supervillain, a mysterious nemesis of unknown identity who hijacks screens and uses hypnotism to brainwash people from afar.

In Danny Phantom, Ember McLain is a hard-rocking ghost teen who disrespects any and all authority figures. She views Danny Phantom as her arch enemy and blames him for ruining her vocal cords. She has full control of her trademark blue flaming hair, which she can use as a fire attack or shape however she likes.

In The Incredibles, The Underminer (John Ratzenberger) is a supervillain who has declared war on peace and happiness. He’s resemblance to a mole is uncanny, from the big chompers to the ability to dig tunnels underground using his big drill vehicle and robot hands.

In Family Guy, Hot Meg is an alternate universe version of Meg Griffin. She’s opposite in every way, namely that she’s, well, hot. Unfortunately, genetic engineering has advanced to the point that everyone else is even more attractive than Hot Meg, causing her to be considered ugly by her dimension’s high standards.