Cartoons
Mikaela Hyakuya from Owari no Seraph/Seraph of the End
Mikaela Hyakuya (voiced in Japanese by Kenshō Ono and in English by Justin Briner) is half of the main character set in the anime/manga Owari no Seraph/Seraph of the End.
While originally starting off the series as a human, Mika has gone through several form changes. Where we see him currently in the manga, he is a vampire, though he prefers not to drink from humans if he can help it. This mainly leads to him feeding off of Yu, his best friend and most important person since childhood.
He has very fluffy blonde hair with a white sheen over top, and his eyes are blue or red, both slitted, depending on the scene. The outfit he wears is the typical vampire uniform, a creamish-white jacket over a black button up shirt, white pants, lots of gold detailing everywhere, and thigh-high black boots.
Oz Vessalius from Pandora Hearts
Oz Vessalius (voiced by Junko Minagawa) is the main character of the anime/manga Pandora Hearts.
He is the oldest of the Vessalius children, and after making a contract with Alice, he has the ability to use the chain of the B-Rabbit (though if you’re caught up with the manga, this is all very changed). Gil, his childhood best friend, is the one person that helps him contain the B-Rabbit powers so that it doesn’t drain him.
Oz has short, fluffy blonde hair, and green eyes. The main outfit we see him wearing throughout the series is a white button up shirt, a red necktie over top, a black layered vest with gold detailing, green plaid shorts, black socks, and brown boots with detail pieces. He also carries around the gold pocketwatch that plays ‘Lacie’.
Metro Man from Megamind
Metro Man (voiced by Brad Pitt) is an alien who was sent to Earth by his parents when his home planet was destroyed. As a superhero, he is Megamind‘s original arch-nemesis. Metro Man’s hero costume is white and beige, with a long cape and fringed boots and gloves. To recreate his look, you’ll want to layer a tan singlet and brown over a white body suit. Then, add gloves, boots, and cape, as well as a salt and pepper wig and you’re good to go. An iron-on patch can be added for additional detail to the front of the costume.
Helga Sinclair from Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Helga Sinclair (voiced by Claudia Christian) is the secondary antagonist of the Disney animated feature Atlantis: The Lost Empire. She serves as Preston Whitmore’s second-in-command on the expedition to Atlantis which assembles a crew including Milo Thatch and Audrey Ramirez to find the mythical city. Helga has long blonde hair usually worn in a braid. Throughout the film, she wears a few different outfits, though is mostly seen in a pair of olive green military-style pants and brown boots, as well as gloves, and wearing either a white tank top or black turtleneck.
Roxanne Ritchi from Megamind
Roxanne Ritchi (voiced by Tina Fey) is a Metro City reporter in the animated film Megamind. Roxanne is the one-time rumored girlfriend of superhero Metro Man, and has been kidnapped by Megamind so often she is no longer afraid of him. Roxanne has short brown hair and wears a white button-down blouse with a grey pencil skirt and black heels. When it’s revealed her cameraman Hal Stewart has gone bad, Roxanne does all she can to stop him and protect Metro City.
Emma from The Promised Neverland
In The Promised Neverland, Emma is a smart, cheerful, friendly 11 year old living at the Grace Field House orphanage. Life there is idyllic, with good food, comfortable beds, and plenty of games. When they find out that their purpose is to be raised as meat for demons, it’s Emma who leads the other orphans to escape for freedom.
El Tigre from El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera
El Tigre (voiced by Alanna Ubach) is the super alter ego of Manny Rivera on the Nickelodeon animated series El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera. Manny’s transformation into El Tigre includes some pretty stark changes, including the addition of a tiger tail, ears, and sharpened claws. To dress as El Tigre, you can layer boots, a belt, and a red bandana over a black bodysuit. For some extra authenticity, you can also use scar wax to add the scar Manny has over his left eye.
Zack from Carmen Sandiego
Zack (voiced by Michael Hawley) is part of Carmen’s main team in the 2019 Netflix adaptation of Carmen Sandiego.
He’s part of the team with his sister Ivy, and tends to be a bit less attentive when it comes to missions as he’s a bit distracted, but when it really comes to it he tries his best to actually contribute. Zack is very good at bluffing his way out of bad situations, which he tends to end up in very often, usually of his own making.
Like Ivy, he has reddish orange hair and greenish-blue eyes, with prominent freckles on his face. He wears a long sleeve shirt with a red and white jersey-type t-shirt over top, casual blue jeans, black socks, and black high-top converse shoes.
Hacker from Akudama Drive
Hacker, or The Hacker, (voiced in Japanese by Shun Horie and in English by Y. Chang) is part of the main cast of the anime Akudama Drive, and one of the group of criminals or ‘Akudama’ that are key to the story.
None of the characters have much of an explained backstory, or a known name, so he simply just goes by Hacker. He’s true to his name in that aspect, as he takes great joy in interesting technological struggles that he’s able to force past, and gets bored easily when he can’t find something that interests him.
He has very messy blondish brown hair and one visible blue eye, while the other is covered by a glowing eyepatch. The outfit he wears is almost entirely body covering, with a long greyish white turtleneck shirt and a tailcoated blue jacket that he wears nearly open over it. His hair is partially covered by a hat that glows like his eyepatch and is the same color as his coat. Hacker also has a pair of black pants with a blue end piece covering them, and odd looking almost spat-like blue and black boots.
Wrath from Fullmetal Alchemist
Wrath (voiced in Japanese by Nana Mizuki and in English by Luci Christian) is a variation of the character that is exclusive to the 2003 adaptation of Fullmetal Alchemist, and is not found in the manga or in Brotherhood.
He is a being that came to be after Izumi Curtis tried to use alchemy to revive her baby, much in the same way the Elric brothers did, and it went just about as well. As a part of the group of Homunculi, he’s well suited to his name, becoming more and more like the title after consuming the stones.
Wrath has long, shaggy, blackish-brown hair and slitted violet eyes. He wears a similar outfit to Envy’s in style, once fully becoming a homunculus. It’s formed of a black crop turtleneck with a short, partial sleeve crop top over it, small matching shorts, and one foot cover/wrist cover respectively. There are red circular markings that start at mid-thigh and continue up past the bottom of the shirt, much like the ones the others have.