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Joker’s Henchmen
The Joker’s Henchmen are hired thugs who plan an elaborate heist to rob the Gotham National Bank. They’re excited about splitting the reward, even if it mean splitting it six ways, however Bozo has other plans in mind.
Nurse Joker
Heath Ledger once described his depiction of the
Joker as a “psychopathic, mass murdering, schizophrenic clown with zero empathy.” Clearly, this Joker isn’t afraid to do what needs to be done, even if it means cross dressing in a nurse’s dress.
Thing One and Thing Two
Thing One and Thing Two are mischievous creatures that cause trouble in The Cat in the Hat. If you’re looking for a comfy costume that looks like you just rolled out of bed, bed head included, then this costume’s for you.
GIR
GIR is a malfunctioning and dim-witted SIR (Standard-Issue Information Retrieval) Unit who is assigned to help Zim. However, GIR is often the reason Zim’s plans fail, especially if he’s after pizza or rubber piggies. GIR’s attempt to blend into human society seems to work since no one seems to think there’s anything bizarre about a green dog.
Tonto
In The Lone Ranger, Tonto teams up with the Lone Ranger to try and bring justice to the Wild West. They are both seeking revenge against the Cavendish gang, who massacred Tonto’s tribe and murdered the Lone Ranger’s brother. While the Lone Ranger hides his identity with a mask, Tonto prefers to hide his identity with war paint.
Michael Knight
In Knight Rider, Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) is a police officer who’s double-crossed by an informant and nearly killed. After undergoing reconstructive surgery and taking on a new identity, he fights crime as a secret agent for Knight Industries. But all we really care about is KITT, the talking Trans Am.
Ice King
The Ice King “woos” princesses throughout the Land of Ooo by capturing them – his favorite target being Princess Bubblegum. The Ice King was once a human but after acquiring his crown, which also gave him his icy powers, he slowly started to go crazy.
Fionna the Human
Arya Stark
In Game of Thrones, Arya (Maisie Williams) is the youngest daughter of House Stark. She’s the exact opposite of her older sister Sansa: carefree, resourceful, and a bit of a tomboy. A student of Syrio, she certainly knows how to use Needle.
