Carbon Costume Men
Ken Kaneki
Ken Kaneki is the main protagonist of Tokyo Ghoul and Tokyo Ghoul:re. Formerly, he was a human studying Japanese Literature at Kamii University, living a relatively normal life. However, this soon changed after Rize Kamishiro’s kakuhou was transplanted into him, transforming him into a one-eyed ghoul. After joining Anteiku as a part-time waiter, he learned how to live as a ghoul and eventually became known as Eyepatch.
Jason Voorhees (Part 2)
Jason Voorhees is the main antagonist of the Friday the 13th franchise and one of the 2 main antagonists of the crossover film Freddy vs. Jason, along with Freddy Krueger. He was a silent, undead and unstoppable killing machine. Jason was an iconic madman who haunts Camp Crystal Lake and the surrounding area, driven to slaughter anyone he encounters by a burning need to avenge the death of his beloved mother, Pamela Voorhees. Here he wears the burlap bag instead of his iconic hockey mask.
Sonic the Hedgehog
Sonic the Hedgehog is the fastest hero in the world, famous for his supersonic speed, iconic blue spikes and red shoes. With a super cool attitude and easy-going demeanor, Sonic has a love for freedom and adventure. Spinning head-on into trouble to defeat the evil forces of Dr. “Eggman” Robotnik, for Sonic saving the world is the name of the game.
Gary King
Gary King (Simon Pegg) is the protagonist of the 2014 action comedy sci-fi film The World’s End, the conclusion to the Cornetto Trilogy. He reunites his high school friends in order to partake in the “Golden Mile”, a challenge to travel to every pub in their hometown and drink at each stop leading up to The World’s End.
Adrian Chase
In Arrow, former Star City District Attorney Adrian Chase is revealed to be the serial killer calling himself Prometheus, and who the media had nicknamed the Throwing Star Killer for using shurikens made from Oliver Queen’s used arrows. Towards the end of season 5, Adrian equips himself with tactical gear as shown in this guide.
Captain Underpants
Captain Underpants is a superhero in a comic drawn by fourth graders George Beard and Harold Hutchins. He comes to life as the alter ego of their bad tempered principal, Mr. Krupps, after the boys hypnotize him.
Jason Voorhees (Part 3)
Following Friday the 13th Part 2’s events, the next day on Saturday the 14th, 1984, Jason Voorhees having survived Ginny’s machete attack escaped from his makeshift shack. Nearby, he found a lakeside store with owned by a man named Harold and his wife Edna, and entered looking for new clothing. While inside, he murdered the old couple by slamming a meat cleaver into Harold’s chest, and stabbing a sewing needle into the back of Edna’s neck. With the couple dead, Jason stole a dark-green worker shirt with a white under-shirt, silvery-grey cargo work pants, and black boots. A short time after Jason fled the scene, he found the uninhabited lakefront property Higgins Haven where he would take refuge inside the nearby barn to nurse his wounds. Some time later, the owner Chris Higgins had returned to the property with her boyfriend Rick, and her friends, Vera, Shelly, two stoners named Chuck and Chili, and Debbie who is pregnant with her boyfriend Andy, to spend the weekend. Following them was a frightening homeless, religious zealot named Abel who showed them a severed eyeball and warns them to turn back. The group arrives at the ranch not knowing that Jason had holed up in the barn.
Mr. Dark
Mr. Dark (Jonathan Pryce) is the villain of Ray Bradbury’s classic novel Something Wicked This Way Comes and its 1983 Disney adaptation. He is a sinister man who is the leader of the Autumn People and he bears tattoos all over his body; one for each person successfully tempted into joining the Dark’s Pandemonium Carnival he founded and runs. Tattoos optional.
Young Psycho Mantis
Psycho Mantis is one of the most iconic villains of the Metal Gear series of video games. Psycho Mantis was a member of FOXHOUND led by Liquid Snake who possessed strong psychic abilities and grew up as a child soldier of XOF. He appears as a child in a small but crucial role in Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain as one of the potential controlling forces of the overall story.
Bub the Zombie
“Bub” is the name given to a zombie who was “domesticated” by Dr. Logan in George A. Romero’s Day of the Dead and is one of the protagonists of the film. He’s notable for being the only zombie in the Living Dead trilogy to properly fire a gun and becomes fully sentient. Gun and chains optional.
