Carbon Costume

A former member of the Inter Solar System Police (ISSP), Jet Black is the captain of the converted interstellar fishing trawler Bebop on the anime TV series Cowboy Bebop. He commands a crew of bounty hunters, acting as pilot, father-figure, the muscle and motivator. He is a big, burly man with a warm heart and a protective nature, especially towards his ramshackle crew. As a gifted mechanic he wears coveralls with ripped sleeves and sports a bionic arm and distinctive facial hair. For the boots, cut off the bottom of some high grey socks and slip them over grey boots. For the beard, cut up the mustache portion and use it to make the sharp cheek edges.

In Star vs. The Forces of Evil, Queen Eclipsa Butterfly is the former ruler of the Kingdom of Mewni. With pale skin and dressed in gothic garb, she was once presumed to be the great grandmother of Star Butterfly.

Grim is the bringer of all death in the known universe and the wielder of countless supernatural powers. After losing a game of limbo, he was forced into contractual friendship with two small and miserable little children, Billy and Mandy. Grim is the humiliated by them constantly, but his special powers and ties to the underworld bring complications (and adventure) to their small suburban neighborhood. For the sake of this costume, lining the inside of the hood and wrists with some red felt will add an extra layer of accuracy.

In Space Jam, Lola Bunny is a player on the basketball team Tune Squad and the sassy and beautiful girlfriend of Bugs Bunny. She helps battle the villainous Monstars as the second best player on the team, just behind His Airness, Michael Jordan, himself.

The Ultimate Mechanic of Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair — with only a wrench, Kazuichi Souda can repair basically anything in the world. He can also build all sorts of gadgets, and even hack some things. His easy rolling life makes him a very calm character, then the killings start. He has a crush on another Ultimate, Sonia Nevermind, the ultimate princess.

Sasuke Uchiha is the silent, brooding, angst-ridden member of ninja Team 7 in the anime TV series Naruto. One of the last members of his clan and the brother of the man who killed the rest, he dedicates his life to exterminating his brother. His fanatical obsession with achieving that goal leads him to abandon Team 7 and his ninja training, eventually becoming an international criminal. This guide covers his outfit in Part 1, well before he attains international infamy. It is a simple outfit of a blue high-collared shirt and white pants. For the shirt, order it a size or two up, trim the sleeves and pop the collar. Also trim the arm warmers and stitch on the blue details.

Ed is an eccentric, wacky 13-year-old computer and hacking genius aboard the titular interplanetary vessel Bebop on the anime TV series Cowboy Bebop. A bit androgynous and very unusual in personality, Ed never wears shoes, uses her feet like hands, rarely walks anywhere (choosing to roll, hitch a ride on someone’s back or crawl), has zero attention span and carries her computer on her head. Cheerful and animated, she acts as the comic relief during the show’s darker moments. She wears a simple outfit of spandex and tee shirt with her VR goggles and football-shaped hair.

The laziest of the bunch and least inclined to fight, Shikamaru Nara is a ninja-in-training and member of Team 10 on the anime series Naruto. A brilliant, strategic mind allows him to sleep during class, avoid all work, exert minimal effort and still succeed in all his tasks and win physical battles. This guide cover his Part 1 genin outfit at the very beginning of his training. The tricky part is his jacket – buy a large grey bolero shrug (yes, the men too), crop the sleeves and add the green trim/details. If you can’t find short pants, crop a regular-length pair.

In Superfly, Youngblood Priest (Trevor Jackson) is an Atlanta-based cocaine dealer working the streets since he was eleven. Barely escaping getting murdered one night, he decides to leave the game before it ends him once and for all.

DC Bombshells is an alternate reality where female superheroes guard the homefront during WWII. In this universe, Catwoman is still a jewel thief, but her style is inspired by the pinups of the 1940’s.