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Dante from Creepwood
Dante (voiced by Khary Payton) is one of the three main characters of Creepwood. Alongside fellow students Tammy and Wallace, Dante fights zombies in the town of Creepwood. Considered the weapons expert of the group, he can create weapons to help battle the undead. Dante wears a purple t-shirt with a green alien face on it, blue jeans, and yellow sneakers.
Mayor Meanswell from LazyTown
Mayor Meanswell (puppetered by David Matthew Feldman) is the uncle of Stephanie, the protagonist of LazyTown. Stephanie moves to the titular town with her uncle the Mayor and tries to teach the benefits of physical activity to its lethargic residents, including Stingy. Mayor Meanswell is a caring and joyous man, though he can sometimes come across as a bit slow on the uptake. He wears an orange suit, orange striped tie and plaid waistcoat. He also has a pocket square, brown belt, and brown shoes.
Silas Ramsbottom from Despicable Me
Silas Ramsbottom (voiced by Steve Coogan) is a supporting character in the Despicable Me franchise. As the Director of the Anti-Villain League, Silas is Lucy Wilde‘s boss. Silas is a large man with a long face. He wears dark brown pants, black shoes, and a patterned brown blazer with a teal tie.
Hugh Neutron from Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Hugh Neutron (voiced by Mark DeCarlo) is the father of Jimmy Neutron in the animated series Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius.  Hugh is certainly not where Jimmy gets his genius intellect, but he is a goofy and good-natured dad, though not very good at disciplining when necessary. Hugh has brown hair and thick eyebrows. He wears a white button down shirt, red tie, light blue sweater vest, and navy blue pants. Finish your costume with gold rimmed glasses and brown loafers.
Tom Lee from The Tiger’s Apprentice
Tom Lee (voiced by Brandon Soo Hoo) is the main protagonist of the animated film The Tiger’s Apprentice. Tom becomes the guardian of the Zodiac after his grandmother dies. He trains with Mr. Ted Hu, a tiger and one of the Zodiac Warriors sworn to protect him. Tom has short cropped hair and wears a yellow sweatshirt over a white tee, dark jeans, and grey and black skater sneakers. He can sometimes be seen wearing over ear headphones and riding his skateboard.
Kang Dae-Ho from Squid Game
Kang Dae-Ho is a character in Squid Game. He first appears joining Gi-hun’s team in the six-legged pentathlon, where he displays his talent for Gonggi. A former marine, he befriends Park Jung-bae. However, Dae-Ho panics during the player rebellion. Make this costume more accurate with a 388 patch and an “O” patch to affix on the tracksuit jacket. Tie the top layer of the wig back into a small ponytail for a half up half down look. Use the tattoo pen to draw his military tattoo on your upper arm.
Kurtis Conner
Kurtis Conner is a Canadian YouTuber and comedian. He mostly posts commentary videos with skits in between. He has 5.35 million subscribers on YouTube. Currently he is on an international tour doing stand up/improv comedy. His fans are known as the citizens of Kurtistown, of which Kurtis himself is the mayor. Please be nice to him; it is the law.
Pokemon Team Star Grunt
The Team Star grunts appear in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. While the main antagonists in the Starfall Street storyline, the player learns that Team Star was founded by Cassiopeia to stand up to bullies. They have base camps all around Paldea. Other rebellious students join the team, forming the grunts who guard the base camps. Use a star stencil and white fabric paint on the ties. As its members say, Hasta la vistar!
Gizmo from Teen Titans
Gizmo is an antagonist in Teen Titans. Despite his small stature, he has an extensive arsenal of high-tech weapons, and a bad attitude to boot. He is a criminal expert of technology. Gizmo is one of the high ranking members of the H.I.V.E, a group of teenage supervillains.
Gambit from X-Men ’97
Gambit, aka Remy Lebeau, is a character in X-Men 97, which is a revival of X-Men: The Animated Series. He is a mutant and former thief with the ability to charge objects with explosive kinetic energy, particularly using his bo staff and playing cards. His romantic relationship with Rogue becomes strained by Magneto’s presence. In episode five, aptly titled “Remember It,” Gambit sacrifices himself to destroy the Master Mold. His crop top look immediately endeared audiences to the character. Crop the t-shirt yourself with a pair of fabric scissors.