Carbon Costume

As the younger brother of Dean Winchester (Jensen Ackles) in The CW’s Supernatural, Sam (Jared Padalecki) has seen his fair share of demons, angels, and other creatures. In line with his role as a hunter and Man of Letters, he wears fairly utilitarian clothing like work boots and heavy denim. Up until it was removed by Castiel (Misha Collins), Sam had matching anti-possession tattoos with Dean.

The Warden (David Wain) is the main character of the [adult swim] animated series Superjail! He is the warden of the eponymous jail, a prison for the craziest criminals where the staff may be even crazier. Be sure to make his gap tooth effect with eyeliner.

Shego is the villainess in the Disney TV show Kim Possible who works as Dr. Drakken’s sidekick. She is an evil enemy of Team Possible which includes Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable. For extra authenticity, consider getting real black and green gloves/boots

In GLOW, Beirut the Mad Bomber (Sunita Mani) is the wrestling alter ego of Arthie Premkumar, an Indo-American pre-med student who joins GLOW. She’s not a fan of her Middle Eastern terrorist persona, which is offensive on multiple levels, and does everything she can to cast it off.

Professor Pippy Pee-Pee Poopypants, also known as Tippy Tinkletrowsers, is one of the main villains of the Captain Underpants series and movie along with Melvin Sneedly. He planned to solve the Earth’s hunger and trash problems but then he planned to shrink the entire planet for laughing at his silly name.

On The Strain, Charlotte (Rhona Mitra) is a mid-western farmer and Fet’s lover. Following the nuclear bomb in New York City, Fet and Quinlan move west to find a solution to the strigoi outbreak in the city, and Charlotte comes to their aid. As a beautiful but rugged farm girl, Charlotte’s clothing is all about utility, and she’s very comfortable with hunting and the outdoors.

Static is a DC Comics superhero and protagonist of the 2000 Warner Bros cartoon Static Shock. Static, voiced by Phil Lamarr, is a high school student who gains the power to manipulate electromagnetism. He even works with Batman and Robin in season two.

Matt (otherwise known as Mail Jeevas) is Mello’s assistant in the manga and anime series Death Note. He is the third smartest boy from the Wammy House orphanage in which he and Mello reside in, often playing video games and monitoring enemies through multiple computer screens.