Men
Armin Arlert from Attack on Titan
Armin Arlert (voiced by Marina Inoue and Josh Grell) is a soldier and Eren Yeager‘s best friend in the anime and manga series Attack on Titan. Armin is of slighter build than Eren or Mikasa Ackerman, and he strives to prove his worth throughout the series. As a child, Armin worse his hair in a short bob, though as he grows older, he cuts it for a more modern and adult look. To recreate Armin’s appearance, you will need brown riding boots, a military coat, and a bolo tie.
Satoru Gojo
Satoru Gojo is a main protagonist in the anime Jujutsu Kaisen. As a teacher at the Tokyo Metropolitan Curse Technical College, he is a special grade jujutsu sorcerer. His mission is to reform the jujutsu world through his education, and foster a new generation of sorcerers that will one day match his power. Due to his incredible speed, he is known for being a fast fighter. Like Yuji, he can manipulate cursed energy, as well as manipulate space from an inherited a trait in the Gojo family.
Edward Cullen
Edward Cullen is a protagonist of the Twilight saga. He appears as a seventeen year old high school junior, but he is really a vampire. He is part of the Olympic Coven, compromised of the Cullen family, who are all vegetarians. Edward possesses the power to read thoughts. However, he cannot read Bella Swan’s thoughts, which draws him to her. The attraction is mutual, and soon the “lion falls in love with the lamb.” The latest book, Midnight Sun, retells Twilight from Edward’s point of view.
Craig Middlebrooks from Parks and Recreation
Craig Middlebrooks is a minor character in the NBC sitcom, Parks and Recreation, though he hates being called his name. He took over Leslie Knope’s position as director and associate administrator. He is believed to get promoted Head of the Parks Department after Ron Swanson leaves. Craig is just as loud and opinionated as the actor who plays him, aka Billy Eichner from Billy on the Street. Craig is also a wine expert, and was hired by Tom Haverford to be a wine steward at his Bistro. His significant other is Typhoon, whom he eventually marries. Despite his explosive, nihilistic outbursts, he indeed “cares too much,” as he is diligent at what he does.
Cinna from The Hunger Games
“I’m still betting on you, girl on fire.” Cinna is a character in The Hunger Games trilogy. He is the stylist for Katniss Everdeen during the 74th and 75th Hunger Games, and recognizable by his gold eyeliner. While a resident of the Capitol, he was secretly part of the uprising. Cinna created the motifs of “the girl on fire” and “the mockingjay” to influence his designs for Katniss, whom Effie Trinket called his muse. As they say farewell in the Launch Room, he gets dragged away and beaten by the Peacekeepers, and it’s believed he was murdered during interrogation. Still, his designs live on to inspire the rebellion. In the movies, rockstar Lenny Kravitz portrays Cinna.
Kiritsugu Emiya from Fate/Zero
Kiritsugu Emiya (voiced by Rikiya Koyama and Matthew Mercer) is the master of Saber during the Fourth Holy Grail War. He is also the husband of Irisviel von Einzbern and father to their daughter Illyasviel. Known by many as the Magnus Killer, Kiritsugu is the main protagonist of the anime series Fate/Zero. Kiritsugu wears a black suit with a dark trench coat is looks almost perpetually disheveled. His command seal is a red cross on his right hand.
Neville Longbottom
Neville Longbottom is a character in the Harry Potter book series. He is a pureblood wizard who was raised by his grandmother, Augusta, after his parents were tortured by Death Eaters. Like Harry, he’s sorted into Gryffindor, but his bumbling and sheepish personality contrasts with the house’s mantra. This makes him another target of Draco’s bullying. Neville shows promise when he stands up to Harry, Ron, and Hermione, which earns Gryffindor enough points to win the House cup. Upon joining Dumbledore’s Army, his personality undergoes a major transformation. The encouragement from his peers makes Neville more confident in his magical abilities and thus a more competent wizard. Eventually he becomes its leader during the search for the Horcruxes, justifying his place in the Gryffindor house. Without him, Harry wouldn’t have been able to defeat Voldemort. He also owns a pet toad named Trevor. In the movies, Neville is played by Matthew Lewis.
Director Ton from Aggretsuko
Director Ton (voiced by Sota Arai and Josh Petersdorf) is Retsuko‘s boss on the animated show Aggretsuko. As the director of the accounting department, Ton makes Retsuko’s life at work very difficult. Ton is an anthropomorphic big and wears a short-sleeved button down, a green tie, and dark slacks.
KnowsMore from Wreck-It Ralph 2
Have you ever wondered what happens when you send out a search request? Well in the world of Wreck-It Ralph, a little person in the computer searches up the answer and sends it back to you. And if you use the KnowsMore browser, that little person is KnowsMore himself. Voiced by Alan Tudyk, this studious fellow is as brave as he is smart. Though it takes him some time to figure that out!
KnowsMore is a great cosplay, so long as you don’t mind a little purple body paint. And while you can also use a bald cap to cope his domed head, you can also opt for purple hair dye or a purple wig to put your own little spin on his look.
Once you’ve got your purple preference locked in, you’ll need a white shirt, a vest, a bow tie, a dark blue suit, and loafers. His cap will take a little extra work, however. You’ll have to switch out the blue tassel with a gold one and remove the 2021 pendant which is easily done with a pair of snips or pliers. Grab a pair of spectacles and you’re now ready to answer the internet’s questions. Just keep an eye out for viruses!
Grigori Rasputin from Hellboy
Rasputin is one of modern history’s most mysterious figures. Mike Mignola’s take on the man in the original Hellboy comics published through Dark Horse. And there is no denying the sinister air Karel Roben brings to the character in the 2004 film adaptation.
Part of what sets Rasputin apart even from his Nazi henchmen is his penchant for dark near-religious regalia. In the 1940’s he wears a flowing black robe trimmed at the neck with black fur and decorated with cold cordwork designs. While the exact coat is hard to find, a plain black overcoat can be altered with a segment of fake black fur and appliques attached with either fabric glue or safety pains, depending on your skill level and if you want to use the coat for other costumes.
The same coat can be used without the fur and with additional brocade decoration down the front and cascading across the shoulders. Both this look and the ’40s look are worn over black pants and black boots, skipping the shirt.
Between his two ritual-esque looks, Rasputin favors a black suit, black dress shoes, a black overcoat, and a draped purple scarf as well as some iconic black sunglasses.
All three looks are rounded off with a bald cap and a goatee.