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Victor Guadalupe Morena Laguna Calaca Calavera from Victor and Valentino (voiced by Diego Molano) is one of the titular characters from the Cartoon Network animated series Victor and Valentino.  “Vic” is Valentino‘s half-brother and is also friends with Xochi Jalapeño.  Victor can be impulsive and is shown to have a competitive streak.  Despite being much smaller in stature than Valentino, Victor is the more athletic of the two, with an affinity for soccer.  Victor has black hair and thick eyebrows.  If you want to darken yours, you can use a black eyebrow pencil.  He also wears a white shirt and tan shorts under a blue poncho.  You may need to be willing to trim the excess length from a poncho if you want to get the full look, though wearing a longer one will still work.

Vendetta (voiced by Aglaia Mortcheva) is one of two main characters in the webshow turned tv series Making Fiends, as well as the primary antagonist.

She terrorizes her entire school with her fiends, the creatures she’s created, to the point where she pretty much runs the school because the students and all the faculty are scared of her. Charlotte, meanwhile, absolutely does not care, and is trying her absolute hardest to be her best friend, which in turn is met with Vendetta trying to (literally) destroy her.

Due to the fact that all the characters in this show are monochromatic in terms of their colors, this will be up to personality interpretation for the actual look.

I gave Vendetta a long green wig as she has pigtails that reach to about her mid-back, a simple long-sleeved green dress (there is a lighter color variation in that link, but I was a little torn on shades), black leggings to contrast Charlotte’s, green hair ties to blend with the wig, and black and bright green chunky platform boots as another contrast to Charlotte’s lace pastel blue ones.

Anastasie “Tasi” Trianon (voiced by Alix Wilton Regan) is the newest entry in the Amnesia the Dark Descent franchise’s protagonist lineup, being from the most recent game in the series, Amnesia: Rebirth.

Tasi is a Parisian engineering drafter that ends up going on an expedition from Algeria to French Sudan with her husband and their team, until the plane’s engine malfunctions and causes them to crash and wreck in the Algerian Desert.

In line with the rest of the series, there are a lot of parts of the game where the story is told from a very unreliable narrative standpoint, as Tasi, dealing with personal loss and grief, descends further into her own madness and confused memories overlapping each other, as she seeks to find answers.

There are a few things on Tasi’s design that were a little tricky to determine just because some of the concept art conflicts with each other, as well as the in-game models.

Tasi has choppy brownish hair, tied back in a ponytail, a mustard yellow cardigan looking button up with two chest pockets (I was unable to find a close enough match but I did include dyes that should be compatible with the shirt’s fabric blend), distressed grey-blue work jeans, a short tan scarf, light tan work boots with white laces, and I gave her a match instead of the typical lantern because the one that she has in game seems to have been a fabricated design pulled together from a few different lantern types of the time.

Charlie is the current main antagonist of the survival horror video game Don’t Starve/Don’t Starve Together.

She started off the series by becoming Maxwell‘s magician assistant, helping him out at his shows, but all the while becoming more and more worried about the levels of dark and frightening magic that he was starting to employ.
In the Final Act, he used his borrowed powers so strongly that it set off the events of the 1906 earthquake in San Francisco, which sent both him and Charlie into the Constant, where he became ruler, eventually was dethroned, and Charlie took over as Queen, appearing as monstrous hands that attack players in the night.

In her non monstrous form, Charlie has black hair stylized into an up-do reminiscent of a rose, an actual rose accessory in her hair, a beige performers dress with a black waistband, black opera gloves to match, black tights, and black flat shoes.

Mime Bomb is one of the agents of V.I.L.E in the Netflix adaptation of Carmen Sandiego (2019).

He is one of Carmen’s former classmates, but ultimately followed in the path the school was teaching and became a criminal mime. We don’t know very much about him aside from the little we see in the show, but he’s often sent on stealth missions as he’s quiet and well adept at becoming part of a scene to gather information.

Mime Bomb has light greyish-blue eyes, wavy auburn hair tucked behind his ears, white face paint with a light red lip and emphasized black brows and heavy black eyeliner, and his outfit consists of a grey multi-toned striped turtleneck, black skinny pants, black flat shoes, white gloves, and a black beret.

Laura Victoriano (ironically voiced by Laura Post) is a secondary character of the horror video game series The Evil Within.

She is the older sister of the main antagonist, Ruvik (Ruben, as a child), and they were very close as children. One day when they were playing in their family’s barn, the former occupants decided to set the barn and sunflower fields on fire to teach their parents a lesson, and while Ruben was able to get out with her help, Laura died in the fire.

Throughout the majority of the game we only see Laura in the spidery monstrous form that Ruvik mentally projected, but when we see her in flashbacks, she has very long black hair, a long blood-red dress with a white peter pan collar, and off-white shoes with black chunk heels.

Cookie (Daniel Curtis Lee) is a secondary protagonist in Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide, a live-action Nickelodeon show from the mid 2000s. His full name is Simon Nelson Cook, but his friends know him as Cookie. Being a technological genius, he attempts to solve all his problems with computers, which often backfires. His two best friends are Ned and Moze, who are fortunately able to calm him down when he panics. In the third season, he develops a crush on Lisa Zemo, and they start dating. His style is that of a typical “nerd,” with glasses (cyber programmed, of course) and collared polo shirts.

Tiny Tina (voiced by Ashley Burch) is an NPC from the Broderlands game franchise who’s received her own game in Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands.  Tiny Tina is a teenage explosives expert with an eccentric look to match.  To recreate her costume, you’ll need a little patience and plenty of layering.  Starting with your main outfit, you’ll want to put a brown tank top and skirt over your pink counterparts.  Don’t be afraid to distress the brown skirt a little to get closer to her look.  She also wears a pair of asymmetrical brown knickers and mismatched shoes.  To match the look of her lower body, wear a baggy white sock on one foot and put two pink legwarmers on the other side to make it appear thicker.  Tiny Tina also wears an arm sleeve on her right side and an orange bandana around her neck, as well as plenty of sloppily placed bandages.  Top the look off with a pink wizard hat and bunny ears.  Though they won’t completely match the creepy rabbit head she wears in the game, you can cut slits into the hat for the ears so they stand to their fullest height.

Sousuke Mitsuba from the anime/manga Toilet Bound Hanko-kun is a new, ghostly, addition to the radio broadcasting team at Kamome Academy, along with Tsukasa Yugi, Sakura Nanamine, and Natsuhiko Hyuuga, and was a member of the photography club when he was alive. He is voiced in Japanese by Daiki Kobayashi, and in English by Kyle Igneczi. He has pink hair tied up in a ponytail with red hairclips holding flyaways back and pink eyes with a blue highlight, one of which is covered by his bangs, and an ear-cuff styled earring. He became a ghost much more recently than the twins, so his outfit is the current Kamome Academy uniform, but with a pink cardigan over it, one sleeve draped over his injured arm, eggshell pants, deep pink shoes, and a long yellow scarf with one side striped in blue detailing, and the other ripped and stained with presumably blood from the accident he was in.

Ming Lee (voiced by Sandra Oh) is the overbearing mother of Mei Lee in the Disney Pixar feature Turning Red.  Ming runs the family temple along with her husband and daughter, and tends to have very rigid ideas of who her daughter is and what will make her happy, which is challenged when Mei undergoes her red panda transformation. Unless you’re crafty enough to sew your own, you’re unlikely to find an exact match for Ming’s traditional dress, so opt for ones in shades of green or blue instead.  She also wears a green blazer and flats, green earrings, and a jade wedding band.  Her panda spirit is locked away in a red gemstone necklace at the beginning of the film, which is replaced with her daughter’s pink Tamagotchi by the end of the movie, so choose whichever you prefer to complete the look.