Carbon Costume

Freakazoid is the title character of the mid-90s Kids WB animated series of the same name and a co-production between the crews that created Kids WB’s two more successful series Batman (Bruce Timm and Paul Dini) and Animaniacs (Tom Reugger and Steven Spielberg). Though its run was short, it proved to be a cult classic that still endures to this day, thanks to its mix of absurd humor and references to pop culture and (then) current events.

The title character is a wacky superhero who is the alter-ego of teenage nerd Dexter Douglas. While surfing the internet, Dexter has an accident (partly thanks to the high-tech chip he gets for Christmas and his cat walking on the keyboard) and whenever he says “Freak Out!” he transforms into the blue-skinned hero.

Shoko Ieiri (voiced by Aya Endo and Ryan Bartley) is a former classmate of Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto, as well as the current Tokyo Jujutsu High School doctor in the anime and manga series Jujutsu Kaisen.  Shoko is a rather gloomy and serious person who is adept at her job because of her mastery of the reversed healing cursed technique.  Shoko wears dark navy pants and a blue turtleneck under her white lab coat.  You can use a black eyeliner pencil to draw on the beauty mark beneath her right eye, as well as darken the area beneath both eyes to emulate her perpetually tired appearance.

Emperor Kuzco (voiced by David Spade) is the protagonist of the animated Disney film, Emperor’s New Groove and its television spin-off, The Emperor’s New School. Kuzco is the teenage emperor of the Inca Empire, but he pays no heed to the needs of others. Spoiled and vainglorious, he cares more about luxury than leadership. After a potion from Yzma turns him into a llama rather than causing his death, Kuzco realizes the error of his ways.

Erika Kajima (voiced by Eri Kitamura) is a minor antagonist in the manga and anime series Mahou Shoujo Site (Magical Girl Site). A cruel and insensitive girl, Erika tormented Aya Asagiri until the other girl finally snapped when Erika took things too far.  Erika wears the same school uniform as Aya and the other girls in her class, though her outfit stands apart from others because of the thigh-high striped stockings she wears.  Her shoulder-length honey blonde hair is worn in a half pony on one side with an orange scrunchie.

Sumiko, Zenko, and Inoko are the aliases of Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Insouke in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba. They accompany Tengen Uzui to the Entertainment District to search for his missing wives and investigate the rumored presence of demons. However, Tengen makes the slayers dress as girls and pose as courtesans. By infiltrating the houses, they can gather information about his wives. Because they are quite ugly as girls, Tengen uses his own looks and charm to woo the owners.

Chris McLean is a main character in the Cartoon Network series, Total Drama Island. He is the host of the show, where he puts campers to the test for a cash prize. An overwhelming narcissist, Chris only cares about himself, and harbors little concern for the safety of the contestants. He derives pleasure from the torment of the challenges, and he grows more sadistic with each season. And yet outfit remains the same, with a laidback, island feel. Use the brown eyeshadow to create his five-o’clock shadow.

Sanford is a character in the Madness Combat series. He mainly fights alongside Deimos in Madness Combat 5. He appears as a protagonist in Madness Combat 5.5, and then regularly in later iterations of the game. Sanford is skilled in various forms of fighting, though his preferred choice of weaponry involves melee weapons. His signature weapon is the hook, and he uses a firearm from time to time. Unlike his reckless partner, his fighting approach is tactical and serious.

In the 2005 Disney film Chicken Little, Ace Cluck (voiced by Zach Braff), also known as Chicken Little, is a young rooster who caused pandemonium in his town when he thought the sky was falling and started to panic. Chicken Little gets a reputation for ruining things accidentally, though he is an honest and brave chicken.