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We know that you think the Cobra Kai dojo stinks. We all do! They're the archetypal bad guys, and in the 80s, it was all about good vs. bad. And of course, Daniel wins at the end, and yadda, yadda, yadda, you know the spiel. BUT. The important lesson here isn't necessarily good vs. bad. It's just how to look cool.If you don't believe us, just take a gander at this The Karate Kid Skeleton Suit. Yes, it was worn by Johnny Lawrence and all the other stink-heads training under Sensei Kreese, but it's seriously cool. In a bad kind of way. And being the costumeheads that we are, that really speaks to us. So, that's why we went out and designed this signature costume straight from the movie. It's Paramount Studios officially licensed, and we made sure to get all the movie details just right.If you feel the same way as us, you need to make sure you have this suit in your costume collection. You can callback your favorite scenes from The Karate Kid, or you can just go as a hard core skeleton zombie who's ready to take over the planet. Your choice! If you're paying homage to the classic flick, though, you might want to team up with a few friends for a great group theme. (We even sell the bathtub curtain costume, so you can make your own fan video tribute!) With a spandex blend stretch fit, printed skeleton details, and a white hood to cover your hair and complement your makeup effects, you'll be ready to go. Just, please, don't bully any of the neighborhood kids. You just never know when their sensei might show up and give you a good old fashioned whoopin!
We know that you think the Cobra Kai dojo stinks. We all do! They're the archetypal bad guys, and in the 80s, it was all about good vs. bad. And of course, Daniel wins at the end, and yadda, yadda, yadda, you know the spiel. BUT. The important lesson here isn't necessarily good vs. bad. It's just how to look cool.If you don't believe us, just take a gander at this The Karate Kid Skeleton Suit. Yes, it was worn by Johnny Lawrence and all the other stink-heads training under Sensei Kreese, but it's seriously cool. In a bad kind of way. And being the costumeheads that we are, that really speaks to us. So, that's why we went out and designed this signature costume straight from the movie. It's Paramount Studios officially licensed, and we made sure to get all the movie details just right.If you feel the same way as us, you need to make sure you have this suit in your costume collection. You can callback your favorite scenes from The Karate Kid, or you can just go as a hard core skeleton zombie who's ready to take over the planet. Your choice! If you're paying homage to the classic flick, though, you might want to team up with a few friends for a great group theme. (We even sell the bathtub curtain costume, so you can make your own fan video tribute!) With a spandex blend stretch fit, printed skeleton details, and a white hood to cover your hair and complement your makeup effects, you'll be ready to go. Just, please, don't bully any of the neighborhood kids. You just never know when their sensei might show up and give you a good old fashioned whoopin!
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