Like the other original X-Men, the Beast was given a standard training uniform by Xavier. His version, however, included no boots or gloves, as they would hinder his ability to cling to or bounce off walls. [X-Men (1st series) #1]

Right after the original five X-Men reunited to form X-Factor, Hank was kidnapped by a scientist who experimented with a mutation repressing serum on him. Now again looking human, the Beast could, just like his teammates, switch between costumes and appear as either member of the mutant team X-Terminators or the mutant hunters X-Factor. [X-Factor (1st series) #4-5] O5-3) Thanks to the Orb of Zarjul, young Henry developed a secondary form that represented his connection to magic. He became larger, covered in white fur from head-to-toe, and with horns on his brow. His legs now ended in cloven hooves instead of feet. [All-New X-Men (2nd series) #16]

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Okay, now that we’ve been introduced – let’s talk Halloween costumes, specifically Halloween costumes for men in a 6X!! After the team had proved themselves in battle time and again, Xavier rewarded them with the right for individual costumes. This set was again designed by Jean, whom Xavier had secretly told of this plan before. [X-Men (1st series) #39]

O5-2) Beast's next costume was very similar, a brown bodysuit with sections of tan layered on top. His 'X' symbol was situated on his left shoulder instead of centered like his teammates. He continued to keep his feet and fingers free. [All-New X-Men (2nd series) #1] During the time Hank had left the X-Men to work for the Brand Corporation, he discovered a chemical factor that caused mutations. Drinking a serum derived from that factor, he further mutated and was now a true Beast. [Amazing Adventures (2nd series) #11] When the X-Men were abducted to space to help battle an alien invasion, they had nothing to wear but some Shi’Ar mining suits and other uniforms. The exact capabilities of the suit worn by the Beast are unknown. [Uncanny X-Men (1st series) #342] A rumor has spread through the village. A ferocious beast resides in the castle deep within the foggy forest. Tales of a true monster that could make your heart stop and your stomach churn! Of course, with a catchy title like Disney's Beauty and the Beast, it does somewhat suggest that an ugly beast is lurking around. Well, rumors can be deceiving!

After they saved New York from Apocalypse and his Horsemen, X-Factor finally ended their charade and exposed their cover to the media. They became celebrities and a thankful designer, whom the team had rescued earlier that day, created a new look for them. The new costumes were close to the X-Terminator uniforms but the color schemes were different. [X-Factor (1st series) #26] Even after an encounter with Infectia caused Hank to mutate again, he still wore the brown and yellow outfit of top of his fur, sans mask. [X-Factor (1st series) #31] Waist Find your waist, which lies between the bottom of your ribs and the top of your hips. Place the measuring tape around your waist, usually just above the belly button. Exhale naturally, and then take the measurement. Ensure the tape is firm against your waist without digging into your skin. Run a comb through his fur. Fit him with a handsome tailcoat. And voila! Even that so-called ferocious beast cleans up quite nicely for the dinner date with Belle! Now, you can become that handsome creature when you become the iconic Disney character who's more of a lovable lug than a fearsome beast! Design & Details

O5-1) Beast and the original five X-Men received new uniforms in the future. Hank's kept the same basic pattern as the rest of the team, with orange as an accent color. His suit naturally had no gloves or boots (leaving his dexterous digits free) as well as extra padding on his knees and a set of orange goggles. [All-New X-Men (1st series) #18] As part of the Secret Avengers, Beast adapted his previous X-Men costume and had a large gold “A” on the chest as opposed to an “X.” [Secret Avengers (1st series) #1] Hello and welcome! If you’ve landed on this here blog post, it means that you’re look for big and tall men’s Halloween costumes, or you’re shopping in that particular section of the internet today!

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Jean Grey later redesigned the training uniforms and, while hers changed into a more “female” version, the ones of the male X-Men more or less stayed the same. She only added a red belt and the yellow shirts were no longer covering the entire upper body. [X-Men (1st series) #27]