In Minecraft, the player Steve might not be pretty, but he gets the job done. He spends many hours roaming the sandbox environment, mining resources, building shelters, and surviving mobs. Don’t look now, Steve, but you’ve got some creepers creeping.

Nidhogg is a competitive side-scrolling two-player fighting video game by Mark “Messhof” Essen. Players duel with swords in a pixelated environment. It’s popular for tournaments due to the simple to play/hard to master gameplay as well as the ceaselessly fast pace. In it, players are colored silhouettes who fight who engage in fencing with one another. This costume is ideal for a group of at least two. Be sure to work on your cartwheels!

In the Monkey Island game series, Guybrush Ulysses Threepwood considers himself a mighty pirate, though others often bungle his name and mistake him for a floors inspector. Among his quirks are a dislike of heavy syrup and an irrational fear of porcelain.

Twilight Sparkle is a special unicorn pony who eventually transforms into a princess and an Alicorn (a unicorn pony with wings). With her best friend, Spike the Dragon, they move to Ponyville to study the magic of friendship. This knowledge makes her a good leader, who can get her friends to use their skills when they’re trying to get a job done.

If you have to go against someone in bowling it might as well be Jesus “The Jesus” Quintana. His choice of jumpsuits and bowling ball shining skills make him, at the very least, an entertaining opponent. Not to mention his off the wall insults and sweet dance moves leave you wondering what he’s doing when he’s not bowling.

Amethyst is able to shapeshift into a purple Abominable Snowman-like creature known as the Purple Puma, who’s her wrestling alter ego. She uses wrestling as an outlet to blow off steam, especially when Pearl and Garnet get on her case.