Carbon Costume TV
Regina “Reggie” Abbott from Twelve Forever
Regina “Reggie” Abbott (voiced by Kelsy Abbott) is the protagonist of the animated series Twelve Forever. Using a totem she created in art class, Reggie is able to transport herself to magical Endless Island where she is a superhero named Twelve. Reggie often comes up against The Butt Witch on Endless Island. Reggie has long red hair and wears a cream colored t-shirt, wide legged yellow shorts with a brown belt, cropped black leggings, and a pair of high tops with one blue and one pink shoe.
Patrick “Pat” Butcher from Ghosts (UK)
Patrick “Pat” Butcher (played by Jim Howick) is one of the titular Ghosts in the original UK version of the series. Pat was a scoutmaster and died in an archery accident. He still wears his uniform as a ghost, as well as large glasses and a mustache indicative of the ’80s, the decade in which he died. For your costume, you’ll need khaki shorts and a shirt as well as brown shoes. You can layer green socks over yellow ones and twist together two different neckerchiefs before tying them around your neck and securing them with a black woggle to get the colors right in other parts of his outfit. To create the look of an arrow going through your neck, you may need to get more creative. Try breaking a plastic arrow in half and securring to your neckerchief with some hot glue.
Thanos from Squid Game
Thanos is an antagonistic character in the second season of Squid Game. He is a struggling rapper who joined the games to pay off his debts after investing in a failed crypto coin. Once he realizes how the games work, he is quick to betray the other players for his own gain. He takes drug tablets that he stores in his necklace, which causes him to behave erratically. Thanos is portrayed by South Korean rapper T.O.P. Make this costume more accurate with a 230 patch and an “O” patch to affix on the tracksuit jacket, plus some temporary tattoos for that extra “bad boy” edge.
Dylan George from Severance
Dylan George (voiced by Zach Cherry) is one of the most productive Macrodata Refiners in Severance. Dylan is motivated by the small perks Lumon Industries provides and is prone to profanity-laden outbursts. Alongside Mark S. and Irving B., Dylan does his best to welcome Helly R. to their department. After an episode where Dylan’s “innie” is awakened at home, he becomes less complacent and interested in revealing the secrets Lumon is hiding. Dylan hasa scruffy beard and mustache and wears a pair of glasses low on his nose. At work, he wears suits and ties, and has his blue key card on a lanyard around his neck.
Ken Takakura from Dandadan
Ken Takakura is a protagonist in the anime Dandadan. Others give him nickname is Okarun due to his interest in the occult. While shy and reserved, he befriends Momo over their shared interests in the supernatural. He values and cares a lot about his friendship with Momo, which develops into a crush. After getting possessed by Turbo Granny, Okarun gains new superpowers, which alters his appearance and personality.
JunJun from Sailor Moon
In Sailor Moon, JunJun is a member of the Amazoness Quartet, serving Zirconia and Queen Nehelenia alongside VesVes, CereCere, and PallaPalla. JunJun’s look includes green hair, green eyes, green bikini top, and white baggy trousers.
Jentry Chau from Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld
Jentry Chau (voiced by Ali Wong) is the main protagonist of the Netflix animated series Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld. As a teenager, Jentry discovers she is the target of a demon king intent on stealing her supernatural powers. She is headstrong and determined, though also easily flustered if she’s caught being embarrassed. Jentry has short blonde hair with bangs and wears a number of different outfits throughout the series. You can choose a mint green crop top, black bike shorts, black socks, and taupe boots or opt for a black crop top, white shorts, green button down, thigh high socks, and black boots. For either costume, be sure you wear a blonde wig and use scissors to distress your chosen socks.
Hajime Kokonoi from Tokyo Revengers
Koko (voiced in Japanese by Natsuki Hanae and in English by Howard Wang) is a major character in the latter half of the Tokyo Revengers series (primarily the Christmas arc and beyond).
In the Christmas arc, he is teamed up with Inupi, while both of them served under Taiju for that generation’s version of Black Dragon. The two of them were close when they were younger, and the loss of Inupi’s sister, Akane, pushed Koko into finding any avenues possible for making money, as he had been trying to save up enough to cover her medical costs to save her life and just didn’t stop after she died. The loss weighed heavily on both him and Inupi, and turned their dynamic completely on its head.
Koko has black hair that is parted and styled to the right side of his head, with the left worn in a shaved design. His eyes are extremely thin black dots, giving him an unnatural appearance. While in Black Dragon, he wears the long white uniform jacket with the logo branded on the back, and matching wide leg pants. This is finished off with black, side buckle boots, occasionally black gloves, and one single chain earring hanging from his left ear.
Shinichiro Sano from Tokyo Revengers
Shinichiro (voiced in Japanese by Masaya Matsukaze and in English by Billy Kametz [before his passing], and subsequently by Alejandro Saab) is a major plot relevant character in the anime/manga series, Tokyo Revengers.
He is Mikey, Emma, and Izana’s older brother, and the founder of the original Black Dragons gang. During most of the scenes we see him in, he’s a mechanic that works at a motorcycle shop.
Shinichiro has short fluffy black hair and similarly colored eyes. In his mechanic outfit, he wears a white, loose sleeved t-shirt, and an unzipped pale green jumpsuit tied around his waist. When inside the shop, he wears light brown house slippers.
Tulip Olsen from Infinity Train
Tulip Olsen (voiced by Ashley Johnson) is the protagonist of Infinity Train Book One. She is a passenger on the eponymous Infinity Train, searching for a way home. Tulip is obsessed with finding her way off the train so she can return to her normal life. Tulpid has glasses and ginger hair she wears with bangs and pulled back into a ponytail. For most of the series, Tulip wears a dark gray cropped leggings, a grey skirt, and green hoodie with brown elbow patches. She also wears a brown backpack and grey boots. At the end of the series, Tulip wears jeans, a burgundy hoodie, and a varsity jacket.
