Mr. Poofers Must Die Costumes
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|| [[File:MarzipanMascis.png|150px]] || [[Marzipan]] || J. Mascis || Joseph Donald Mascis Jr. is an American musician, best known as the singer, guitarist and main songwriter for the alternative rock band Dinosaur Jr. || [[Wikipedia:J Mascis|Wikipedia article]] | || [[File:MarzipanMascis.png|150px]] || [[Marzipan]] || J. Mascis || Joseph Donald Mascis Jr. is an American musician, best known as the singer, guitarist and main songwriter for the alternative rock band Dinosaur Jr. || [[Wikipedia:J Mascis|Wikipedia article]] | ||
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| - | || [[File:HomestarDirk.png|150px]] || [[Homestar Runner]] || Dirk the Daring || Dirk the Daring is the protagonist of | + | || [[File:HomestarDirk.png|150px]] || [[Homestar Runner]] || Dirk the Daring || Dirk the Daring is the protagonist of ''Dragon's Lair'', an interactive movie-style arcade game that was animated by Don Bluth and ran on a Laserdisc as opposed to a circuit board. The player controls Dirk by choosing between sets of actions that pop up every few seconds. || [[Wikipedia:Dragon's Lair|Wikipedia article]] |
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|| [[File:StrongBadJoe.png|150px]] || [[Strong Bad]] || Viewtiful Joe || Viewtiful Joe is the protagonist of the Viewtiful Joe video game series. While normally a regular person named Joe, he obtains the ability to transform into Viewtiful Joe by entering a movie and gaining the ability from an older superhero named Captain Blue in order to save his girlfriend, Sylvia. || [[Wikipedia:Viewtiful Joe|Wikipedia article]] | || [[File:StrongBadJoe.png|150px]] || [[Strong Bad]] || Viewtiful Joe || Viewtiful Joe is the protagonist of the Viewtiful Joe video game series. While normally a regular person named Joe, he obtains the ability to transform into Viewtiful Joe by entering a movie and gaining the ability from an older superhero named Captain Blue in order to save his girlfriend, Sylvia. || [[Wikipedia:Viewtiful Joe|Wikipedia article]] | ||
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|| [[File:KingOfTownLittleDebbie.png|150px]] || [[The King Of Town]] || [[Little Debbie]] || Little Debbie is a brand of confectioneries established in the 1960s by McKee Foods. The product was named after one of the grandchildren of founders O.D. and Ruth McKee, who also served as the basis of the logo. The King of Town holds a box of [https://www.littledebbie.com/102.51/star-crunch Star Crunch] for his costume.|| [[Wikipedia:Little Debbie|Wikipedia article]] | || [[File:KingOfTownLittleDebbie.png|150px]] || [[The King Of Town]] || [[Little Debbie]] || Little Debbie is a brand of confectioneries established in the 1960s by McKee Foods. The product was named after one of the grandchildren of founders O.D. and Ruth McKee, who also served as the basis of the logo. The King of Town holds a box of [https://www.littledebbie.com/102.51/star-crunch Star Crunch] for his costume.|| [[Wikipedia:Little Debbie|Wikipedia article]] | ||
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| - | || [[File:PoopsmithSeaMonkey.png|150px]] || [[The Poopsmith]] || a Sea Monkey || Sea | + | || [[File:PoopsmithSeaMonkey.png|150px]] || [[The Poopsmith]] || a Sea Monkey || The name Sea Monkeys refers to a line of aquatic novelties marketed to children since 1957. The creatures are actually a species of brine shrimp, a crustacean known for its ability to live in high-salinity seawater. The Poopsmith's costume portrays one of the pink humanoid creatures used to represent Sea Monkeys in illustrations. || [[Wikipedia:Sea Monkeys|Wikipedia article]] |
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|| [[File:StrongMadKano.png|150px]] || [[Strong Mad]] || Kano(?) || Kano is one of the main characters of the comic Bad Company, part of the anthology comic 2000 AD. After being captured by the aliens known as The Krool, he had half of his mind replaced with half of a Krool's mind, slowly driving him insane. || [[Wikipedia:Bad Company (comics)|Wikipedia article]] | || [[File:StrongMadKano.png|150px]] || [[Strong Mad]] || Kano(?) || Kano is one of the main characters of the comic Bad Company, part of the anthology comic 2000 AD. After being captured by the aliens known as The Krool, he had half of his mind replaced with half of a Krool's mind, slowly driving him insane. || [[Wikipedia:Bad Company (comics)|Wikipedia article]] | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 1 November 2018
Costumes that the characters wore in Mr. Poofers Must Die, Halloween 2018.
| Image | Character | Costume | Explanation | External Links |
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 | Marzipan | J. Mascis | Joseph Donald Mascis Jr. is an American musician, best known as the singer, guitarist and main songwriter for the alternative rock band Dinosaur Jr. | Wikipedia article |
 | Homestar Runner | Dirk the Daring | Dirk the Daring is the protagonist of Dragon's Lair, an interactive movie-style arcade game that was animated by Don Bluth and ran on a Laserdisc as opposed to a circuit board. The player controls Dirk by choosing between sets of actions that pop up every few seconds. | Wikipedia article |
 | Strong Bad | Viewtiful Joe | Viewtiful Joe is the protagonist of the Viewtiful Joe video game series. While normally a regular person named Joe, he obtains the ability to transform into Viewtiful Joe by entering a movie and gaining the ability from an older superhero named Captain Blue in order to save his girlfriend, Sylvia. | Wikipedia article |
 | The Cheat | A Korok | Koroks are small plant creatures from games from The Legend of Zelda franchise, most notably Wind Waker and Breath of the Wild. The Cheat's dance and sound effects are a reference to when Koroks are found in the latter game during a game-spanning sidequest. The Cheat most specifically resembles Rown from Wind Waker. | Wikipedia article |
 | Strong Sad | Tummi Gummi | Tummi Gummi is a member of the Gummi Bears, a group of bears who live in Gummi Glen and who were the central characters of the 1985 Disney animated series Adventures of the Gummi Bears. Tummi, as his name implies, is the hungriest of all. | Wikipedia article |
 | Coach Z | Missy Elliott | Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott is a rapper and singer who first gained notice as a solo artist in 1997. The collaborative effort of Coach Z and Pom Pom is a specific reference to the video for Elliott's single "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" off of her debut album. | Wikipedia article |
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 | The King Of Town | Little Debbie | Little Debbie is a brand of confectioneries established in the 1960s by McKee Foods. The product was named after one of the grandchildren of founders O.D. and Ruth McKee, who also served as the basis of the logo. The King of Town holds a box of Star Crunch for his costume. | Wikipedia article |
 | The Poopsmith | a Sea Monkey | The name Sea Monkeys refers to a line of aquatic novelties marketed to children since 1957. The creatures are actually a species of brine shrimp, a crustacean known for its ability to live in high-salinity seawater. The Poopsmith's costume portrays one of the pink humanoid creatures used to represent Sea Monkeys in illustrations. | Wikipedia article |
 | Strong Mad | Kano(?) | Kano is one of the main characters of the comic Bad Company, part of the anthology comic 2000 AD. After being captured by the aliens known as The Krool, he had half of his mind replaced with half of a Krool's mind, slowly driving him insane. | Wikipedia article |
 | Bubs | Stan S. Stanman | Stan is a fast-talking salesman from the Monkey Island series, known for waving his hands wildly when speaking, and for his plaid jacket whose pattern does not move even as Stan does. | Wikipedia article |
 | Homsar | David St. Hubbins | David St. Hubbins is the frontman for the fictional rock group Spinal Tap in the mockumentary film This is Spinal Tap. The character was portrayed by actor Michael McKean. | Wikipedia article |
