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Hacktivist Idea of the Year: Anonymous

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Anonymous, an online civil activist group, has picked up the slack with our favorite borderline albino, Julian Assange (WikiLeaks), dancing away into oblivion.




The world just can’t seem to catch a break. Financial troubles, natural disasters, and famine haven’t discriminated amongst the global population. This costume is perfect for anyone who’s discontent with the status quo, but has reservations about committing to a cause they know little about.

No introduction needed.


The best part of dressing as Anonymous is the ability to bring relevance to costumes/clothes from your earlier years. Hopped on the V for Vendetta bandwagon? Aspired to be Green Man from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia? Looking for an occasion to wear an ill-fitting suit that was bought from you before puberty struck?


Anonymous with a 4chan flair

Don't be the voice of a silent generation but rather a loud voice in a faceless generation. Show your support for the underground renegades this halloween and impress those who are most important with your world knowledge.

What you’ll need:

  • A suit (one that you’d be okay with if it were stained by the “spirits” during Halloween celebrations)
  • Fervor to motivate change in the world (even if you don’t have any ideas to contribute)

Who this costume is for:

  • Anyone looking to recycle the suit their parents bought for them to look presentable at a family reunion
  • Social activists with (or without) a cause

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