Carbon Costume

The most popular and most athletic kid in the cul de sac, Kevin is the primary antagonist of Ed, Edd n Eddy. He frequently bullies and demeans the Eds, and often thwarts their schemes for quarters and jawbreakers.

Strider Hiryu is a futuristic cyber-ninja from the Strider game series, developed by Capcom. He also makes notable appearances in the Marvel vs. Capcom series, representing Capcom alongside other icons such as Ryu and Frank West.

The white athletic tape is for his forearms and legs, and the red athletic tape is for his midsection. Some minor adjustments to both the wig and sword will help to achieve a more accurate look, although are not entirely necessary.

Randy Marsh is the goofy and eccentric father to Stan Marsh. A geologist by trade but an alcoholic mischief-maker in his free time, Randy often finds himself caught up in whatever shenanigans his son and his friends are busy with, only to a more passionate degree and with the resources of a financially stable adult man. Put a pencil and a pen or two in the pocket protector to achieve full Randy accuracy.

Born to negligent parents and cursed with an evil babysitter, miserable Timmy Turner is granted the guardianship of two fairy god parents, Cosmo Julie Cosma and Wanda Venus Fairywinkle-Cosma, who grant his every wish in Fairly Odd Parents.

A sarcastic slacker with a big heart, Peter La Fleur (played by Vince Vaughn) is the owner and proprietor of Average Joe’s Gym. When he runs into financial trouble and risks losing his gym to fitness goliath Globo Gym, La Fleur enters a dodgeball tournament with his friends in order to win the cash prize and save Average Joe’s.

Brock is the leader of the Pewter City gym and a master of rock-type Pokemon. He travels the countryside alongside his companions Misty and Ash, the latter of which he supports in the goal of becoming the Pokemon champion. That is, when he’s not falling in love with every girl he sees.

The Average Joe’s is the name of the dodgeball team founded by Peter LaFleur (Vince Vaughn) representing his gym of the same name in the 2004 sports comedy film Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story. Wrench and dodgeball optional. If someone in your group wants to be Steve the Pirate, don’t forget the bandanna!

Edd, most commonly referred to as Double D, is the smartest kid in the cul de sac and the brains of the Ed trio. Because of his timid and polite nature, he is often persuaded by Eddy to build complex and impressive machines in order to scam the other children of the cul de sac.