Men
Keiichirou Akasaka from Tokyo Mew Mew (2002)
Keiichiro (voiced in Japanese by Hikaru Midorikawa and in English by Andraw Rannells) is one of the non-Mew main characters in the anime/manga Tokyo Mew Mew (2002).
He is the head chef of the cafe that he and Ryou run, as well as his assistant on the Mew project. Keiichiro is the one that created Masha, and is also in charge of tracking Mew Aquas and the Alien trio.
He’s usually seen in more formal attire contrasting with Ryou’s more casual. Keiichiro has long brown hair, with long bangs framing his face, and the rest worn back with a red hair tie. His eyes are a dark greyish color. The usual outfit we see him in is a white button-up, a black bowtie with matching suspenders and belt, brownish-black slacks, and brown shoes.
Tart from Tokyo Mew Mew (2002)
Tart (voiced in Japanese by Kiyomi Asai and in English by Jimmy Zoppi) is one of the main antagonists in the anime/manga Tokyo Mew Mew (2002).
He is also part of the aliens, along with Kisshu and Pai, but is much more childish than the other two. During the time he spends on Earth, he ends up saving Pudding from a chimera anima, which leads the two of them to become very close.
Tart has short, copper colored hair, tied up into two small pigtails on top of his head, and has orangey-brown eyes. Like the other aliens, he has large pointed ears, and sharp teeth. His outfit is the simplest out of the three, with a very short cropped red vest with a small collar, tied with a black bow, and with a grey trim on top, black bloomer shorts with the same trim, and ribbons coming off the back, and white fabric wraps on his arms and legs.
Thorfinn from Vinland Saga
Thorfinn is the protagonist of Vinland Saga, a historical viking manga and anime series. The story begins with Thorfinn as a child, the son of the noble warrior Thors. As a child, he is wide-eyed and adventurous. When he sneaks onto a Viking ship, he witnesses his father’s death at the hands of the cunning Askeladd. As he grows older, Thorfinn becomes obsessed revenge. He learns to fight in hopes of challenging Askeladd to a duel. He tags along with Askeladd’s group of mercenaries, pillaging and murdering innocent villages. Eventually, he’ll realize that he made mistakes and vow never to hurt anyone again to move on with a new life.
Tsukasa Kazuki from Romantic Killer
Tsukasa Kazuki (voiced by Yūichirō Umehara and Jason Griffith) is a supporting character from Romantic Killer. He is the first potential love interest of Anzu Hoshino after a wizard forces her to pursue romance. Tsukasa, though, while popular with girls at his school, tends to avoid dating. Tsukasa has orange hair and is typically shown in his school uniform, including a polo shirt and blue plaid trousers. He also wears a black watch on his left wrist and a pair of white and blue sneakers.
Jake Wheeler from Chucky
Jake Wheeler (played by Zackary Arthur) is a main character in the Chucky TV series. Jake finds a Good Guy doll at a yard sale and plans to sell it online, which sparks the events of the series when the doll comes to life with murderous intent. Jake eventually dates Devon and becomes friends with Lexy, despite a rocky start. Jake wears many different outfits, but you can’t go wrong with dark jeans and a flannel shirt layered over a black t-shirt. Jake wears a unique (and creepy) doll head pendant necklace, but a Friday the 13th pendant will achieve a similar effect with no DIY required.
Kisshu/Quiche from Tokyo Mew Mew (2002)
Kisshu (voiced in Japanese by Daisuke Sakaguchi and in English by Andrew Rannells) is one of the main antagonists in the anime/manga Tokyo Mew Mew (2002).
He is a part of the main alien trio that we see, also consisting of Pai and Tart, who he shares a goal with of reclaiming the Earth. While his main goal is taking over Earth with the power of the chimera animas, he does tend to get very distracted by his fascination and obsession with Ichigo.
Kisshu has emerald green hair that he keeps partially tied in front with red cuffs/string, and contrasting golden eyes. Due to being part of the aliens, he also has large pointed ears, and sharp teeth. He wears a crop-top shirt combo with a black puff sleeved undershirt, bordered with red trim, with a brown vest-like piece over top. His shorts are in a similar style, with the same trim, but a brown overlayer on top, and two ribbons sticking out the back. On his arms and legs he has a red fabric wrap, which is finished off with slouchy brown boots, tied with thick string.
The Beatles on Abbey Road
Abbey Road is the eleventh studio album from the Beatles. Released in 1969, the album includes hits such as “Come Together” and Here Comes the Sun.” This album cover has become one of the most famous and imitated in music history. In this picture, from left to right: George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and John Lennon. Some of the pieces are interchangeable. For instance, Ringo and John both wear white button downs, and George and John both wear white sneakers.
Cody from It Takes Two
Cody (voiced by Joseph Balderrama) is one of the protagonists of the adventure game It Takes Two. Cody and his wife May are in the midst of a separation when their minds are transferred into two dolls made by their daughter Rose. They must put their issues aside to find their way back to their bodies. Cody’s doll appearance includes green hair, an orange sweater, and patchwork pants. Top off your wig with a green antenna headband and create your button pin from a paper plate. You can also cut plates into the shapes of the leaves that appear throughout Cody’s costuming. Don’t be afraid to take your crafting scissors to your sweater as well in order to achieve the perfectly imperfect look from the game. Top it all off with some rope wound around your midsection and right forearm, as well as a pair of tan shoes.
Roberto De Niro from Trigun Stampede
Roberto De Niro (voiced by Kenji Matsuda and Ben Bryant) is the latest character addition to the Trigun franchise. In the 2023 reboot Trigun Stampede, Robert is a seasoned reporter with a bit of a drinking problem. He and his rookie partner Meryl Stryfe are dispatched to investigate and report on Vash the Stampede by the Bernardelli New Agency. Robert appears far more disheveled than his partner, with brown hair that hangs in his face and a beige button-down that is often partially untucked. The rest of his outfit includes a brown blazer, brown boots, black pants, and a black belt. His mustache is darker than his beard or hair, and you can use a temporary root touch-up tool to achieve this look. Don’t forget your favorite libation in a silver flask to complete the transformation.
Tadashi Kikuchi from Sk8 the Infinity
Tadashi (voiced in Japanese by Kensho Ono and in English by Brandon Johnson) is one of the semi-main characters in the Sk8 the Infinity anime.
He is the one that taught Ainosuke how to skate, and is the one that (by proxy) is in charge of all the background monitoring and coordination of the crew for the “S” meets. Despite being reprimanded and eventually prohibited from outright seeing him because of their mismatch in social stature, Tadashi remained a constant support pillar in his life, even to the point of becoming his secretary and most loyal companion.
Tadashi has professional looking semi-fluffy black-blue hair and green eyes. For the most part when we see him, he has a white button up, a lavender tie, a fitted black suit and slacks, and brown loafers. He has another look for when he’s at the “S” meets, which will be covered at a later date.