Carbon Costume nerd
Ned Noodlehead from Poptropica
Ned Noodlehead is a comic book salesman in the online game Poptropica and the sister of Betty Jetty. He sometimes daydreams about being a superhero named Hot Dog Boy. Ned has blonde hair in a short mullet, and wears black framed glasses with tape around the bridge. His clothes consist of a cream-colored shirt, red bow tie, green pants, and green suspenders. His superhero personal also has a light purple cape and white underwear. To recreate the spots on his face, use a pink makeup crayon.
Wallace from Creepwood
Wallace (voiced by Tom Kenny) is one third of the main trio in Creepwood. Considered the brains of the operation, Wallace fights zombies alongside classmates Tammy and Dante. He is also the shortest of the three. Wallace has short brown hair and wears oversized round glasses. His outfits consists of black shoes, grey pants, and a light blue long sleeved shirt under a royal blue short sleeve button down that he wears open in the front.
Nerd from Robot Chicken
The Nerd (voiced by Seth Green) is one of the main characters in the Cartoon Network stop motion series Robot Chicken. He loves movies, video games, television, books, and other nerdy things. The Nerd’s appearance consists of a yellow button down shirt, black tie, white leg pants rolled at the cuff, and black shoes. He wears his hair parted off center and slicked down and dons a pair of glasses.
Remy Remington from Big City Greens
Remy Remington (voiced by Zeno Robinson) is a rich kid from Big City and Cricket Green’s best friend on the Disney Channel show Big City Greens. Remy is smart but very shy before befriending Cricket and Tilly helps him break out of his shell. Remy wears oversized glasses, a pink shirt, and a red vest with khaki shorts. His short hair is tinged purple.
Poppy Li from Mythic Quest
Poppy Li (played by Charlotte Nicdao) is the intelligent lead engineer behind a popular MMORPG game in the Apple TV+ series Mythic Quest. Often butting heads with Ian Grimm, Poppy is equally as ambitious, though sometimes better suited to her coding work than interpersonal relationships. Poppy is Australian and often uses slang words from her home country’s dialect that stump her co-workers. She is fond of shades of red and burgundy, favoring comfortable outfits and Converse sneakers, as well as sporting a pair of round glasses.
Kevin Tran from Supernatural
On the CW show Supernatural, Kevin Tran (played by Osric Chau) is originally introduced as an extremely intelligent high school student who is dedicated to maintaining straight As. However, he is soon transformed into a prophet of God, and helps Sam and Dean by translating tablets related to the Leviathans, Demons, and Angels. Kevin is eventually killed and now roams the Earth as a ghost rather than return to Hell. Finding a Supernatural-style tablet can be difficult and expensive, but you could DIY your own stand-in with a slate charcuterie board or tile and a fine tip chalk marker.
Melvin Sneedly from Captain Underpants
Melvin Sneedly (voiced by Jorge Diaz in the TV show and by Jordan Peele in the movie) is the central antagonist of the Captain Underpants series. Melvin is incredibly smart, but is also a tattletale, which often puts him at odds with his fellow classmates, including Harold Hutchins. There is some variation in Melvin’s costume, depending on which version you choose, but he always wears oversized glasses and a bow tie.
White and Nerdy Weird Al
White and Nerdy is a persona of Weird Al Yankovic
shown in the music video for the titular song from his 2006 album Straight Outta Lynwood. The look and song is a parody of Chamillionaire’s hit song “Ridin’ Dirty.”
Comic Book Guy
The Simpsons’ Comic Book Guy is notoriously pedantic, annoying, and above all else, lonely. You may want to trim the wig a little bit to really capture his receding hairline. Also: grabbing a slushie from your local 7-Eleven on the way to your event would definitely help breathe authenticity into this cosplay.
Amy Farrah Fowler
In Big Bang Theory, Amy Farrah Fowler (Mayim Bialik) is Sheldon Cooper’s friend who is a girl but not his “girlfriend”. She’s rational, blunt, and socially awkward – can’t imagine why Sheldon doesn’t want to date someone who’s basically his female counterpart.
