Carbon Costume

John Booker Routledge, more often called John B (played by Chase Stokes), is the main protagonist of the Netflix series Outer Banks.  John is obsessed with discovering the secrets surrounding his father’s disappearance and is the charismatic leader of the Pogues, a close-knit group of friends from the south side of the Outer Banks.  You can certainly find several of John’s exact costume pieces, as long as you’re willing to pay for some of them.  But to recreate his vibe, you’ll want to focus on breathable fabrics perfect for a day at the beach.

Jevil is a portly imp and an antagonist in the game Deltarune.  In chapter 1 of the game, Jevil serves at the first bonus boss.  He is a Darkner and one of the holders of the Shadow Crystal.  Jevil has grey skin and wears a black and purple jester’s costume with a lime green collar and matching shoes.  With a purple tail and yellow teeth, he’s a truly peculiar-looking character.

Rookie (also known as the Junior Deputy) is the main character of the video game Far Cry 5.  A new recruit at the Hope County Sherriff’s department, Rookie is the first fully customizable character of the Far Cry series.  The general costume for Rookie consists of their Deputy uniform, with rugged jeans and a green work shirt paired with a stury belt.

Oscar Madison is a main character in the sitcom The Odd Couple, based on the play by Neil Simon. Although this show has had many reboots and spin-offs, Jack Klugman portrayed Oscar in the original show from the 1970s. He is the messy best friend of Felix Unger. He enjoys drinking beer and smoking cigars. When both their wives leave, they move into an apartment together, and hilarity ensues. Unlike Felix, he maintains a sloppy sense of style. His main outfit includes gray sweats and a Mets baseball cap.

Felix Unger is a main character in the sitcom The Odd Couple, based on the play by Neil Simon. Although this show has had many reboots and spin-offs, Tony Randall portrayed Felix in the original show from the 1970s. He is the strait-laced, fretful best friend of Oscar Madison. He enjoys singing, mainly with the opera club. When both their wives leave, they move into an apartment together, and hilarity ensues. Unlike Oscar, he maintains a neat, professional sense of style. While he mainly wears suits, he owns some shirts with funky patterns, as well as an orange robe.

Larry Johnson is a character in the indie horror video game Sally Face. He is Sal’s best friend, and later on, he becomes his stepbrother. Larry is generally laid back, but he’s shown to be protective of his friends. His clothes remain the same as a teenager and as an adult, yet are tattered as a young ghost. Use the black eye pencil to line under your eyes and draw the mole on your left cheek.

Oscar Proud is a character in the Disney Channel animated series The Proud Family. He is the son of Sugar Mama, husband of Trudy, and father to Penny, BeBe, and CeCe. He loves his family very much, which sometimes makes him an overprotective parent. He owns a factory named Proud Snacks, though anyone who eats them gets sick. Oscar usually wears business attire.

The orb pondering wizard is the subject of the “Pondering My Orb” meme. More simply known as “Ponder Orb,” this meme became viral on Twitter in October 2021. The original picture comes from a 1988 gamebook titled Middle-Earth Quest: A Spy In Isengard, for a role-playing game based on Lord of the Rings. Perhaps this wizard is related to Gandalf?

Man Cheetah is one of the many alter egos of Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) in It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. His other alter egos include Doctor Mantis Tobaggan, Ongo Gablogian, the Trash Man, and Man Spider. Use the black face paint to draw the nose and freckles.

Chloe Bourgeois is a character in the French animated children’s show Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir. Bossy and arrogant, she is Marinette’s rival. Upon finding the Bee Miraculous inhabited by pollen, Chloe became Queen Bee, a bee themed antihero. However, she gets banished from the French Superhero Team for her evil deeds.