Hackus (voiced by J.B. Smoove) is a funny and physical Naughty, a smurf-like creation of the evil Gargamel. In The Smurfs 2, he teams up with Vexy to kidnap Smurfette. But he’s not all bad — more like shades of gray.

Lock, Shock and Barrel are all about harmless fun. Dressed in variations of classic Halloween costumes, these kids embody the spirit of the holiday. Be warned that copying these looks is a team effort – you can’t really have one without the others. So you’re going to need to recruit some friends to play dress-up with you but just make sure you call dibs on your favorite one first.

The Mayor of Halloweentown may be incapable of making major decision on his own but not when it comes to fashion. With a megaphone in hand, this pseudo politician does manage to make himself look somewhat official with a mayor ribbon. While you’re not expected to transform your head into a piece of candy corn to obtain his look, the spider tie definitely is a must.

Piella Bakewell was once the star of the Bake-O-Lite slimming bread commercials but loses her job when the Bake-O-Lite Balloon can no longer support her growing waistline. She seeks revenge on the bread industry in A Matter of Loaf or Death by murdering a baker’s dozen, the last of whom includes Wallace.

The Boxtrolls are a highly misunderstood group of subterranean-dwelling creatures. And if you’re Eggs (voiced by Isaac Hempstead-Wright), well then you’re even more misunderstood as a boy living as a Boxtroll. With a penchant for mechanics and gadgets, the Boxtrolls find themselves being hunted by the town’s elite, and it’s up to Eggs to save them. If you’re looking to recreate Eggs’ box logo then check out Red Ted Art for a template.

Carl Fredricksen develops a plan to fulfill his wife’s life-long dream of moving their home to Paradise Falls by turning their house into a makeshift aircraft with thousands of attached helium balloons. His plans go awry when he finds a young stow away, Russell, who involves them in a mission to save Kevin the bird from the grasp of Charles F. Muntz.