Carbon Costume

Toads are the inhabitants of the Mushroom Kingdom and Princess Peach’s loyal subjects. They are generally cheerful and helpful, providing Mario with hints and other information throughout his adventures.

In Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning, Playtime is a schoolgirl who roams the halls of Here School while skipping rope and playing her jingle. If she catches you, you’ll be forced to play her mini-game before you can move again. To say she’s poorly drawn would be an understatement.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the Leaf variant of the Pokemon Trainer is a girl whose appearance is based on Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. The red and white colors on her hat are inverted and she sports a yellow messenger bag in place of a backpack. She also fights with Wartortle instead of Squirtle, and Charmeleon instead of Charizard.

Phil Swift is the co-creator and spokesman of Flex Seal Products, including Flex Tape, Flex Seal, and Flex Shot. He is not a fan of boats, frequently sawing them in half while yelling his catchphrase “Now that’s a lotta damage!” Many speculate that he is the second coming of Billy Mays.

In Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning, Bully is a poorly modeled man with a round orange torso and blue cylindrical limbs who stands still blocking the hallways, because every good school needs a good bully. Use the thought bubble to write “THIS IS A BULLY” beside your head.

A member of the Red Dragon Crime Syndicate and nemesis of Spike Spiegel, Vicious is the main antagonist on the anime TV series Cowboy Bebop. He is a traditional villain: heartless, cruel and violent. He and Spike began as partners in the Syndicate, but when Spike began an affair with Vicious’ girlfriend Julia the two became bitter and life-long enemies. Vicious dresses all in black with a giant black bird on his shoulder and chin-length grey hair.

In the Peasant’s Quest game and movie, Rather Dashing (Matt Chapman) is a peasant who wears shorts. His mission in life is to seek revenge against Trogdor, the dragon that burninated his thatch-roof cottage, and return peace to the countryside of Peasantry. Strong Bad enjoys playing the game, but ends up killing rather during the intro.

In The Lego Movie, Finn (Jadon Sand) finds Emmet after he falling through the Hole of Infinity. His father, “The Man Upstairs“, is whom the Lord Business character is based on. At first, his father becomes angry with Finn for playing with the intricate and detailed LEGO displays the Man had built. He and Emmet watched in horror as his father Krazy Glues his perceived creations he had built. Eventually, the father has a change of heart, just like Lord Business does when Emmet convinces him to put the Piece of Resistance on the Kragle.