Women
Huggy Wuggy from Poppy Playtime
Huggy Wuggy is the once-adorable, now terrifying mascot of Playtime CO in the horror game Poppy Playtime. Huggy Wuggy is a fuzzy blue creature with yellow hands and feet that stalks the player throughout the course of the game. His terrifying look is topped off with a manic smile and razor-sharp teeth.
Frances Barrison from Venom 2
Frances Barrison (Naomie Harris) is a character in Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage. She is a childhood friend and love interest of Cletus Kasady. The two met at St. Estes, a home for unwanted children. As her strange power grows, she gets sent to Ravencroft. Cletus helps her break out, and together, the two wreak havoc. Her villainous alter ego is Shriek, due to her deadly cry. Frances has a scar through her neon blue eye, which can be achieved with the scarring liquid, or even some black eye pencil.
Silvermist
Silvermist (voiced by Lucy Liu) is a main character in the Disney Fairies series. She is a water talent fairy who lives in Pixie Hollow. Described as sweet and silly, she always looks on the bright side. Silvermist has a sympathetic personality, which makes her loyal to her fairy friends, such as Tinkerbell. Very much a free spirit, Silvermist usually listens to her heart over her head.
Moze from Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide
Moze (Lindsey Shaw) is a main character in Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide, a live-action show that aired on Nickelodeon in the mid 2000s. Her full name is Jennifer Ann Mosely, her two best friends are Ned and Cookie, call her Moze. Among the trio, she’s the voice of reason, though she can sometimes become overwhelmed and indecisive. For instance, her stellar athleticism qualifies for the volleyball, cheerleading, and cross country teams, and she has trouble choosing which sport to play. This indecisiveness is also shown when she’s trying to pick between Ned and Feynman as her boyfriend. Ultimately, she realizes she likes Ned, and the two finally become a couple at the end of the series. Her biggest fear is public speaking.
Wendy Carter from Don’t Starve
Wendy Carter is one of the choosable player characters in the video game Don’t Starve/Don’t Starve Together.
She is a very morose girl, bogged down by her own general thoughts of depression, as well as the death of her twin sister, Abigail.
The girls were lead into the world of Don’t Starve, the Constant, by their uncle, Maxwell.
Wendy has long, wavy blonde hair, worn back in two pigtails that are tied with red scrunchies, a white button up shirt, a red pleated skirt, red and white striped tights, white Mary-Jane shoes, and a flower in her hair that matches the one her sister has.
Bee from Bodies Bodies Bodies
Bee (played by Maria Bakalova) is a main character in the horror comedy Bodies Bodies Bodies. Bee is dragged by her girlfriend Sophie to a hurricane party at a swanky mansion owned by David‘s parents. There, she participates in a murder mystery party game that soon turns deadly. Bee has blonde hair and wears black shorts with a graphic printed tee layered over a black long sleeve shirt and under a blue button-down. At one point, she changes her clothes and borrows a pink cable knit sweater from the absentee lady of the house to replace her blood-stained shirts.
Stormer from Jem and the Holograms
In Jem and the Holograms, Stormer (real name Mary Philips) is a member of The Misfits, alongside Pizzazz and Roxy. Stormer is the youngest member of the band, and the group’s lyricist and keytar player. She goes along with her bandmates in upstaging Jem at every opportunity, but also has a softer side.
Melanie Cross from “Mayhem”
Melanie Cross (Samara Weaving) is a character in Mayhem, a movie that blends horror, comedy, action, and commentary on corporate evil. She is a client of Towers and Smythe Consulting who pleads for more time on a loan. Their lawyer, Derek Cho, turns her away and calls security on her. When the ID-7 virus spreads through the office, Derek and Melanie end up locked away together as a result of resisting security. They fight, but eventually they decide to work together to hold the higher ups responsible. Melanie’s choice of weapons are a hammer, power saw, and a nail gun, as pictured here. When the virus erases her inhibitions, she uses the rejection to fuel her vengeful killing spree.
Cherry Jam from Strawberry Shortcake
Cherry Jam is a character in Strawberry Shortcake. She’s the newest resident in Berry Bitty City. As a former pop star in the big city, people might assume she’s a diva, but she’s actually very sweet and friendly. She moved to Berry Bitty City for a simple life out of the spotlight. Now she works as a music teacher. She has a pet dog named Chinnapup. Her closest friends are Strawberry Shortcake and Plum Pudding.
Alice from Bodies Bodies Bodies
Alice (played by Rachel Sennott) is a podcaster and part of the core group of long-time friends at the heart of the film Bodies Bodies Bodies. Alice loves a good party and spends much of the early part of the film getting high with David. Her new boyfriend Alex becomes a prime suspect once David is found dead, however, and the night quickly spirals out of control from there. Alice wears black pants and strappy heeled sandals, but the most fun part of her costume consists of numerous glow necklaces and bracelets, which she sports throughout the night. Finding a crocheted crop top that exactly matches hers might be tough, so don’t be afraid to choose one that has a similar cut, color, or pattern if you can’t find something that does all three.