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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Strong Mad.PNG|150px|Strong Mad As Nikolai Volkoff]] || [[Strong Mad]] || Nikolai Volkoff || Nikolai Volkoff (born Josip Peruzović) | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Strong Mad.PNG|150px|Strong Mad As Nikolai Volkoff]] || [[Strong Mad]] || Nikolai Volkoff || Nikolai Volkoff (born Josip Peruzović) (October 14, 1947 – July 29, 2018) was a [[Professional Wrestling|professional wrestler]] in the [[Wikipedia:World Wrestling Federation|WWF]]. Although he was portrayed as a [[Russia]]n, he was born in Croatia. He was perhaps best known for playing a Communist villain in the height of the Cold War. In the early '70s, he was managed by [[Wikipedia:Lou Albano|Captain Lou Albano]], but reached the height of his fame in the '80s, forming a tag team with [[Wikipedia:The Iron Sheik|The Iron Sheik]], when he would frequently sing the national anthem of the Soviet Union and, as Strong Mad mentions, carry the nation's flag to the ring.|| [[Wikipedia:Nikolai Volkoff|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 The Stick.PNG|150px|The Stick As Lowly Worm]] || [[The Stick]] || Lowly Worm || Lowly Worm is a character from [[Wikipedia:Richard Scarry|Richard Scarry]]'s series of children books set in the world of [[Wikipedia:Busytown|Busytown]]. Although rarely mentioned in the text, Lowly Worm would often make cameo appearances in the illustrations. He was also a main character in [[Wikipedia: the Busy World of Richard Scarry|The Busy World of Richard Scarry]]. || [[Wikipedia: | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 The Stick.PNG|150px|The Stick As Lowly Worm]] || [[The Stick]] || Lowly Worm || Lowly Worm is a character from [[Wikipedia:Richard Scarry|Richard Scarry]]'s series of children books set in the world of [[Wikipedia:Busytown|Busytown]]. Although rarely mentioned in the text, Lowly Worm would often make cameo appearances in the illustrations. He was also a main character in ''[[Wikipedia: the Busy World of Richard Scarry|The Busy World of Richard Scarry]]'', a television series based on Scarry's work. || [[Wikipedia:Lowly_Worm|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 The Cheat.PNG|150px|The Cheat As Penfold]] || [[The Cheat]] || Penfold || Ernest Penfold is a character on the English animated television series '' | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 The Cheat.PNG|150px|The Cheat As Penfold]] || [[The Cheat]] || Penfold || Ernest Penfold is a character on the English animated television series ''Danger Mouse''. Voiced by Terry Scott (later Kevin Eldon), Penfold is a cowardly hamster who is the often-captured sidekick to Danger Mouse. || [[Wikipedia:Danger Mouse (1981 TV series)|Wikipedia Article for ''Danger Mouse'']] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Strong Bad.PNG|150px|Strong Bad As Beetlejuice]] || [[Strong Bad]] || Beetlejuice || Beetlejuice is the titular character of the [[Wikipedia:Tim Burton|Tim Burton]] comedy film ''[[IMDb:tt0094721|Beetlejuice]]''. Played by [[Wikipedia:Michael Keaton|Michael Keaton]], Beetlejuice is a "bio-exorcist" who is hired by two ghosts to scare a yuppie family away from their house. | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Strong Bad.PNG|150px|Strong Bad As Beetlejuice]] || [[Strong Bad]] || Beetlejuice || Beetlejuice is the titular character of the [[Wikipedia:Tim Burton|Tim Burton]] comedy film ''[[IMDb:tt0094721|Beetlejuice]]''. Played by [[Wikipedia:Michael Keaton|Michael Keaton]], Beetlejuice is a "bio-exorcist" who is hired by two ghosts to scare a yuppie family away from their house. The movie has been adapted into [[wikipedia:Beetlejuice (TV series)|an animated series]] and [[Wikipedia:Beetlejuice (musical)|a Broadway musical]]. || [[Wikipedia:Beetlejuice|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Marzipan.PNG|150px|Marzipan As Prince]] || [[Marzipan]] || Prince || Prince | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Marzipan.PNG|150px|Marzipan As Prince]] || [[Marzipan]] || Prince || Prince (1958-2016) was an American musician whose music has spanned many genres including funk, R&B, and soul. He pioneered the style of music known as the [[Wikipedia:Minneapolis sound|Minneapolis sound]]. A name change to [[wikipedia:File:Prince_logo.svg|an unpronounceable symbol]] in 1993 prompted many in the media to dub him "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince." Marzipan is wearing the outfit and hairstyle Prince wore on the cover of his 1984 album ''Purple Rain''. The guitar, however, is the [[Wikipedia:Image:Yellow_Cloud.jpg|Yellow Cloud guitar]] used by Prince in the late 1980s and early 1990s. || [[Wikipedia:Prince (musician)|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Homestar.PNG|150px|Homestar Runner As Artie, The Strongest Man in the World]] || [[Homestar Runner]] || Artie, The Strongest Man in the World || Artie, the Strongest Man in the World, played by [[Wikipedia:Toby Huss|Toby Huss]], was an eccentric character on the [[Nickelodeon]] TV show ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Pete and Pete|The Adventures of Pete and Pete]]''. He was the "personal superhero" of Little Pete Wrigley. Similar to Homestar's usage in the | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Homestar.PNG|150px|Homestar Runner As Artie, The Strongest Man in the World]] || [[Homestar Runner]] || Artie, The Strongest Man in the World || Artie, the Strongest Man in the World, played by [[Wikipedia:Toby Huss|Toby Huss]], was an eccentric character on the [[Nickelodeon]] TV show ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Pete and Pete|The Adventures of Pete and Pete]]''. He was the "personal superhero" of Little Pete Wrigley. Similar to Homestar's usage in the toon's Easter egg, he would always refer to himself as "The Strongest Man...In The World!" He left the show after the second season. || [[Wikipedia:Artie, the Strongest Man in the World|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| [[Image:Halloween 2007 Strong Sad.PNG|150px|Strong Sad As The Fat Kid from The Far Side]] || [[Strong Sad]] || The Fat Kid from The Far Side || The Fat Kid was one of the many unnamed stock characters that regularly appeared in Gary Larson's comic strip ''The Far Side''. || [[Wikipedia:The Far Side|Wikipedia article]] | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Strong Sad.PNG|150px|Strong Sad As The Fat Kid from The Far Side]] || [[Strong Sad]] || The Fat Kid from The Far Side || The Fat Kid was one of the many unnamed stock characters that regularly appeared in Gary Larson's comic strip ''The Far Side''. || [[Wikipedia:The Far Side|Wikipedia article]] | ||
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| - | | [[Image:Pom Pom - Cacodemon.png|150px|Pom Pom As a Cacodemon]] || [[Pom Pom]] || | + | | [[Image:Pom Pom - Cacodemon.png|150px|Pom Pom As a Cacodemon]] || [[Pom Pom]] || Cacodemon || One of the demonic enemy creatures from the ground-breaking first-person shooter video game ''[[Doom]]''. When given the Jibblies, the costume's mouth glows similar to when a Cacodemon prepares its ball-lightning attack. || [https://doomwiki.org/wiki/Cacodemon Doom Wiki Article] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Bubs.PNG|150px|Bubs As Ross from You Can't Do That On Television]] || [[Bubs]] || Ross from You Can't Do That On Television || Ross was the stage manager of the Canadian children's show ''You Can't Do That On Television'', | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Bubs.PNG|150px|Bubs As Ross from You Can't Do That On Television]] || [[Bubs]] || Ross from You Can't Do That On Television || Ross, played by actor Les Lye, was the stage manager of the Canadian children's show ''You Can't Do That On Television''. The show gained popularity in the United States after it began to air on [[Nickelodeon]], becoming closely identified with the channel. || [[Wikipedia:You Can't Do That on Television|Wikipedia Article for ''You Can't Do That on Television'']] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Coach Z.PNG|150px|Coach Z As The So So Def Recordings Logo]] || [[Coach Z]] || So So Def Recordings Logo || So So Def Recordings is a record label, based out of [[Wikipedia:Atlanta|Atlanta]], [[Georgia]] and founded by [[Wikipedia:Jermaine Dupri|Jermaine Dupri]], specializing in Southern hip hop, R&B, and bass music. Coach Z is dressed up as the label's mascot, the SoSoDef Afroman. || [[Wikipedia:So So Def Recordings|Wikipedia | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Coach Z.PNG|150px|Coach Z As The So So Def Recordings Logo]] || [[Coach Z]] || So So Def Recordings Logo || So So Def Recordings is a record label, based out of [[Wikipedia:Atlanta|Atlanta]], [[Georgia]] and founded by [[Wikipedia:Jermaine Dupri|Jermaine Dupri]], specializing in Southern hip hop, R&B, and bass music. Coach Z is dressed up as the label's mascot, the SoSoDef Afroman. || [[Wikipedia:So So Def Recordings|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 KOT.PNG|150px|The King of Town As Rev. Al Sharpton]] || [[The King of Town]] || Rev. Al Sharpton || Al Sharpton is an African-American politician, minister and activist. He has run for elected office several times, and in 2004 was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. He has made cameo appearances in many movies and TV shows, and hosts a radio talk show. || [[Wikipedia:Al Sharpton|Wikipedia | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 KOT.PNG|150px|The King of Town As Rev. Al Sharpton]] || [[The King of Town]] || Rev. Al Sharpton || Al Sharpton is an African-American politician, minister and activist. He has run for elected office several times, and in 2004 was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. He has made cameo appearances in many movies and TV shows, and hosts a radio talk show. || [[Wikipedia:Al Sharpton|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 The Poopsmith.PNG|150px|The Poopsmith As Doc Brown]] || [[The Poopsmith]] || Doc Brown || "Doc" Emmett L. Brown is one of the protagonists in the ''[[Back to the Future]]'' film trilogy, played by [[Wikipedia:Christopher Lloyd|Christopher Lloyd]]. The Poopsmith is wearing his outfit presumably procured from the year 2015, which is featured in the final scene of the first ''[[Wikipedia:Back to the Future|Back to the Future]]'' movie and the first two acts of ''[[Wikipedia:Back to the Future Part II|Back to the Future Part II]]''. || [[Wikipedia:Emmett Brown|Wikipedia | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 The Poopsmith.PNG|150px|The Poopsmith As Doc Brown]] || [[The Poopsmith]] || Doc Brown || "Doc" Emmett L. Brown is one of the protagonists in the ''[[Back to the Future]]'' film trilogy, played by [[Wikipedia:Christopher Lloyd|Christopher Lloyd]]. The Poopsmith is wearing his outfit presumably procured from the year 2015, which is featured in the final scene of the first ''[[Wikipedia:Back to the Future|Back to the Future]]'' movie and the first two acts of ''[[Wikipedia:Back to the Future Part II|Back to the Future Part II]]''. || [[Wikipedia:Emmett Brown|Wikipedia Article]] |
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| - | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Homsar.PNG|150px|Homsar As "Noony Noony Noo" Typewriter Guy]] || [[Homsar]] || "Noony Noony Noo" Typewriter Guy || One of the recurring segments in the educational children's show ''[[Sesame Street]]'' featured an animated typewriter who would type a letter of the alphabet, followed by a word beginning with that letter. The typewriter would wheel himself into the scene while humming "Noony noony noo" to himself. | + | | [[Image:Halloween 2007 Homsar.PNG|150px|Homsar As "Noony Noony Noo" Typewriter Guy]] || [[Homsar]] || "Noony Noony Noo" Typewriter Guy || One of the recurring segments in the educational children's show ''[[Sesame Street]]'' featured an animated typewriter who would type a letter of the alphabet, followed by a word beginning with that letter. The typewriter would wheel himself into the scene while humming "Noony noony noo" to himself. The word "polk" is typed on Homsar's chin, which resembles the piece of paper emerging from the typewriter. || [http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/The_Typewriter Muppet Wiki Article] |
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Current revision as of 19:13, 23 December 2023
Costumes that the characters wore in Jibblies 2, Halloween 2007.
| Image | Character | Costume | Explanation | External Links |
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 | Strong Mad | Nikolai Volkoff | Nikolai Volkoff (born Josip Peruzović) (October 14, 1947 – July 29, 2018) was a professional wrestler in the WWF. Although he was portrayed as a Russian, he was born in Croatia. He was perhaps best known for playing a Communist villain in the height of the Cold War. In the early '70s, he was managed by Captain Lou Albano, but reached the height of his fame in the '80s, forming a tag team with The Iron Sheik, when he would frequently sing the national anthem of the Soviet Union and, as Strong Mad mentions, carry the nation's flag to the ring. | Wikipedia Article |
 | The Stick | Lowly Worm | Lowly Worm is a character from Richard Scarry's series of children books set in the world of Busytown. Although rarely mentioned in the text, Lowly Worm would often make cameo appearances in the illustrations. He was also a main character in The Busy World of Richard Scarry, a television series based on Scarry's work. | Wikipedia Article |
 | The Cheat | Penfold | Ernest Penfold is a character on the English animated television series Danger Mouse. Voiced by Terry Scott (later Kevin Eldon), Penfold is a cowardly hamster who is the often-captured sidekick to Danger Mouse. | Wikipedia Article for Danger Mouse |
 | Strong Bad | Beetlejuice | Beetlejuice is the titular character of the Tim Burton comedy film Beetlejuice. Played by Michael Keaton, Beetlejuice is a "bio-exorcist" who is hired by two ghosts to scare a yuppie family away from their house. The movie has been adapted into an animated series and a Broadway musical. | Wikipedia Article |
 | Marzipan | Prince | Prince (1958-2016) was an American musician whose music has spanned many genres including funk, R&B, and soul. He pioneered the style of music known as the Minneapolis sound. A name change to an unpronounceable symbol in 1993 prompted many in the media to dub him "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince." Marzipan is wearing the outfit and hairstyle Prince wore on the cover of his 1984 album Purple Rain. The guitar, however, is the Yellow Cloud guitar used by Prince in the late 1980s and early 1990s. | Wikipedia Article |
 | Homestar Runner | Artie, The Strongest Man in the World | Artie, the Strongest Man in the World, played by Toby Huss, was an eccentric character on the Nickelodeon TV show The Adventures of Pete and Pete. He was the "personal superhero" of Little Pete Wrigley. Similar to Homestar's usage in the toon's Easter egg, he would always refer to himself as "The Strongest Man...In The World!" He left the show after the second season. | Wikipedia Article |
 | Strong Sad | The Fat Kid from The Far Side | The Fat Kid was one of the many unnamed stock characters that regularly appeared in Gary Larson's comic strip The Far Side. | Wikipedia article |
 | Pom Pom | Cacodemon | One of the demonic enemy creatures from the ground-breaking first-person shooter video game Doom. When given the Jibblies, the costume's mouth glows similar to when a Cacodemon prepares its ball-lightning attack. | Doom Wiki Article |
 | Bubs | Ross from You Can't Do That On Television | Ross, played by actor Les Lye, was the stage manager of the Canadian children's show You Can't Do That On Television. The show gained popularity in the United States after it began to air on Nickelodeon, becoming closely identified with the channel. | Wikipedia Article for You Can't Do That on Television |
 | Coach Z | So So Def Recordings Logo | So So Def Recordings is a record label, based out of Atlanta, Georgia and founded by Jermaine Dupri, specializing in Southern hip hop, R&B, and bass music. Coach Z is dressed up as the label's mascot, the SoSoDef Afroman. | Wikipedia Article |
 | The King of Town | Rev. Al Sharpton | Al Sharpton is an African-American politician, minister and activist. He has run for elected office several times, and in 2004 was a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. He has made cameo appearances in many movies and TV shows, and hosts a radio talk show. | Wikipedia Article |
 | The Poopsmith | Doc Brown | "Doc" Emmett L. Brown is one of the protagonists in the Back to the Future film trilogy, played by Christopher Lloyd. The Poopsmith is wearing his outfit presumably procured from the year 2015, which is featured in the final scene of the first Back to the Future movie and the first two acts of Back to the Future Part II. | Wikipedia Article |
 | Homsar | "Noony Noony Noo" Typewriter Guy | One of the recurring segments in the educational children's show Sesame Street featured an animated typewriter who would type a letter of the alphabet, followed by a word beginning with that letter. The typewriter would wheel himself into the scene while humming "Noony noony noo" to himself. The word "polk" is typed on Homsar's chin, which resembles the piece of paper emerging from the typewriter. | Muppet Wiki Article |
