Carbon Costume

Haru (voiced in Japanese by Nobunaga Shimazaki and in English by Todd Haberkorn) is the main character of the anime Free!

He is a freestyle swimmer and during the majority of the original series, he was the vice-captain of the swim club at Iwatobi High School. He has since graduated and is attending Hidaka university, also joining the swim club there, in hopes of going on to professional competitions.

Haru has short black hair that hangs over his eyes, which are bright blue. He is usually seen wearing his Iwatobi school sports jacket, and his thigh length, tight black swim pants, with purple line detailing. Haru often (if not always) wears the swim pants underneath his every day clothes, as he’ll take every opportunity to rip off his outerwear and dive into the nearest body of water…even if it’s a fishtank.

Foreman Spike (voiced by Sebastian Maniscalco) is a minor antagonist in the 2023 animated film Super Mario Bros.  He is Mario and Luigi‘s boss before the brothers strike out to form their own plumbing company.  Spike has a big, bushy beard, and is shown wearing a blue Wrecking Crew hat and matching uniform, as well as some polarized sunglasses.  To recreate his hat, use a steady hand and some yellow fabric paint.  You can also make your own patches to add to your outfit with some markers and color-bordered name tags.  Put the finishing touches on your costume with a gold watch and chain necklace, as well as a red pencil and a standard no.2 in your right breast pocket.

Edgin Darvis (Chris Pine) is a character in the 2023 movie, Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. He’s a Human Bard and former member of the Harpers. He steals a gold token from the Red Wizards of Thay, and as revenge, they wield fatal magic his wife. Mourning her death, he leaves the Harpers to care for their daughter, Kira. A barbarian, Holga, takes pity and helps him raise the baby. After a heist gone awry, the two are imprisoned. When they escape, they discover Lord Forge and Sofina set them up and took custody of Kira. Assembling a group, Edgin and Holga seek to defeat Lord Forge and reunite with Kira. While charming and rakish, Edgin proves to be a natural leader.

Augie Steenbeck (played by Jason Schwartzman) is a widower and father of four in the Wes Anderson film Asteroid City.  When he and his children are stranded near the titular desert town, Augie calls his father-in-law to pick them up.  During their stay in Asteroid City, Augie meets Midge Campbell.  Augie’s costume includes a belted safari jacket and khaki pants, which he pairs with brown boots.  More important than the outfit itself might be Augie’s accessories, which include a pipe and a vintage camera.  If you don’t have a camera that looks the part, a smartphone case designed to look like one can do the trick instead.

Frank Reynolds (Danny Devito) is a character in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. In the season four finale, Frank stars in The Nightman Cometh, a rock opera written by Charlie. He plays the Troll, who controls and torments the boy. When the Nightman comes to take the boy’s soul, the Troll sings about how he has to pay the toll. When the boy becomes the Dayman, the Troll is defeated. Use scissors to achieve the tattered appearance of the robe.

Principal Harvey Crubbs (played by Hamilton Mitchell) is the strict school administrator often at odds with Ned Bigby on the Nickelodeon show Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide.  With a look inspired by Sonny Crockett from Miami Vice, Principal Crubbs sports brightly colored shirts beneath a white suit and is obsessed with sunglasses.  To recreate his safety hat look, use some double-sided mounting tape to attach a red flashing light to a yellow hard hat.

Ryou (voiced in Japanese by Kouchi Touchika and in English by Sean Schemmel) is one of the main non-Mew characters in the manga/anime Tokyo Mew Mew (2002).

His father was in charge of the Mew project and upon his passing, Ryou took over the research and expanded upon the project. He was the first test subject of his initial research (of his own choosing), and is the only one out of the non-Mews involved that can also turn into an animal (a cat), but it is very temporary and can be permanent if he’s not careful. Ryou works with Keiichiro on both the project and the Cafe that they run.

Ryou has short golden blonde hair and bright teal blue eyes. He has a few different outfits throughout the series, but for this one he has a black vest with an open, white trimmed collar, a thick red choker, two black strap arm bands, white skinny jeans with buckle detailing, and black shoes.

Pai (voiced in Japanese by Canna Nobutoshi and in English by Pete Zarustica) is one of the main antagonists in the anime/manga Tokyo Mew Mew (2002).

He is the most mature, and presumably the oldest, out of the alien trio. He shares in Kisshu and Tart‘s goal with reclaiming the Earth in the name of their people, but focuses a lot more on getting the tasks required of them done, instead of getting distracted.

Pai has purpley-grey hair worn in a long strand in the front, tied with a forest green band, with eyes in a similar color to his hair. Like the other two, he has large pointed ears, and sharp teeth. He wears the most covering outfit out of the three of them, with a sheer sleeveless turtleneck under a loose cropped tanktop. He has arm warmers that match the undershirt, with a pair of rolled hem black pants, with ribbons coming off the back like the others have. All of the main clothing items have a tealy-green trim on them. He has wraps on his legs that match the color of the one on his hair, and a pair of simple black slip on shoes.