Carbon Costume

In the indie platformer game Only Up!, Jackie must climb, literally, out of a junkyard and up the world to escape from poverty. Jackie’s name is inspired by the folktale Jack and the Beanstalk, where a boy climbs high enough to pass through the clouds. No word on if the namesake wore a t-shirt promoting NFTs though — as Jackie does with his Goblintown hoodie.

Natsuhiko (voiced in Japanese by Mizushima Takahiro and in English by Aaron Dismuke) is part of the broadcasting team in the anime/manga series Toilet Bound Hanako-Kun.

He is part of the Broadcasting Club at Kamome Academy, along with his crush Sakura, as well as the two supernaturals that often are seen there, Tsukasa and Mitsuba. While not fully personally intent on impeding Nene and her friends in their quests, he will do just about anything that Sakura asks, whatever it may be.

Natsuhiko has short, messy, red-orange hair worn in an undercut style, and grey eyes. He wears the usual Kamome school uniform, but with the outer sleeves rolled up, a long sleeved teal-ish shirt under it, cuffed off uniform pants with a belt, yellow-green ankle socks, the school shoes, and he finishes it off with two necklaces and a pair of stud earrings.

Jotaro Kujo is a supporting character in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable. He last appears as the protagonist of Stardust Crusaders. Jotaro visits the small town of Moiroh, Japan in search of his uncle, Josuke. He reveals that Josuke is part of the Joestar bloodline, which means he has a Stand. Although Jotaro makes the fatal mistake of insulting his hair, resulting in a brief battle between their Stands: Shining Diamond and Star Platinum. Jotaro becomes a close ally and mentor for Josuke as well as his friend Koichi Hirose.

In Mystic Messenger, Unknown (real name Saeran Choi) is the twin brother of 707 and an acolyte of the cult Mint Eye. In terms of appearance, he has mint color eyes, and vermillion-colored hair with frosted pink highlights. He wears a black leather jacket that he tends to let hang off his right shoulder.

Doppio is the main antagonist in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind. On the outside, he appears as a timid, nervous teenager, but he can fly off the handle into a rage. This is because he actually possesses a split personality with Diavolo, the ruthless mafia Boss. He helps Diavolo act undetected by taking orders over the phone – yet the phone can sometimes be strange objects. While it’s uncertain if he’s a Stand user, Doppio is able to partly wield the Boss’ stand, King Crimson. Use scissors to crop and create the tears of his sweater. Affix the gold buttons below the belt and at the ankles.

Amber Freeman (Mikey Madison) is an antagonist in the fifth Scream film, Scream (2022).  The film takes place 25 years after the original Ghostface murders committed by Billy Loomis and Stu Macher. Now there’s a new generation of teenagers for a new Ghostface to target. Amber is a friend of the protagonist, Samantha Carpenter, but spoiler – she’s revealed as the Ghostface killer, along with her accomplice, Richie. Since Billy Loomis is Samantha’s father, the two antagonists plan to also target the legacy characters. Though in the end, with the help of former characters Sidney Prescott and Gale Weathers, Samantha takes Amber and Richie down.

David Byrne’s American Utopia is a musical show that was on Broadway and released as a live recording in 2020 to HBO Max, directed by Spike Lee. In this show, Talking Heads’ David Byrne leads the way with international musicians as they put on a rock spectacle about art, openness and faith in humanity on a minimalist and bold background. Byrne performs songs you may be familiar with like Burning Down the House, Road to Nowhere, Glass, Concrete & Stone, and more.

David Byrne, like the rest of the artists on stage, wears an all-gray suit with a gray shirt-but loose enough to dance in. Pair this with a stage mic, prop brain, and leave the shoes out this time for this costume!

La Brava (voiced in Japanese by Yui Horie and in English by Megan Shipman) is one of the secondary antagonists in the My Hero Academia/Boku no Hero Academia series.

She is a powerful hacker and loves Gentle Criminal, which leads to her being his main camerawoman, helping him create a larger online presence so that he’ll be more known as Gentle. Her quirk is love based, which she uses as a booster in fights, to give him a stronger advantage.

La Brava has very long red hair, worn up in two thick pigtails, and has light pink spiral eyes, which match the heart dangle earrings she wears. She wears a matching set of a long dark blue-ish purple top and leggings, the top decorated with pink buttons, with a large white bow worn around her neck, matching gloves with wide cuffs and pink detailing, poofy white striped pants with a heart cutout, a light brown waist corset with pink heart clasps, and black chunky heeled boots.

Yoosung Kim is a character in the otome game Mystic Messenger.  Yoosung doesn’t spend as much time studying for his college courses as he should because he plays the addictive computer game LOLOL.  Yoosung has dyed blonde hair that he pins back on one side with two hairpins.  Yoosung’s everyday outfit includes brown pants and shoes, a shirt with green, blue, and tan stripes, and a blue overshirt which he wears unbuttoned.  He accessorizes with several pins including a red star and yellow smiley face.

Javi is a character from the film The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, and is played by Pedro Pascal. The film follows Nicolas Cage (who plays himself), as he struggles financially and can’t book roles, until he gets the offer to appear at a wealthy fan’s birthday party-Javi and they both run into trouble. Javi is a character who first seems like a weirdly-obsessed and possibly selfishly-rich fan, who turns out to be a very genuine loyal person, and Pedro’s hilarious performance makes this even better.

This film takes place in the summer on an island, so Javi wears bright colors and summer pieces like his nice sunglasses, a white and grey striped shirt paired with a light blue blazer, a fun pair of green pants with a short sleeve brown striped shirt.