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Each year, the Halloween Cartoons feature the characters dressed in different | |||
[[Halloween Costumes]] | |||
The costumes are generally | , usually of pop icons and celebrities. | ||
The costumes are generally "vintage," in that they feature characters who were either popular in the '80s and '90s, or just plain obscure, although it is uncertain if this is simply a style choice, or done deliberately to give the cartoons a more "timeless" feel. | |||
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Each year, the Halloween Cartoons feature the characters dressed in different
, usually of pop icons and celebrities.
The costumes are generally "vintage," in that they feature characters who were either popular in the '80s and '90s, or just plain obscure, although it is uncertain if this is simply a style choice, or done deliberately to give the cartoons a more "timeless" feel.
