To create a Beetlejuice OC character appearance generator based on how they died, follow these steps: 1. **Death Method Categories**: Create categories based on common death methods (e.g., accident, murder, supernatural, natural causes). 2. **Physical Traits**: Assign physical traits influenced by the death method: - **Accidents**: Scars, disheveled clothing, or a shocked expression. - **Murder**: Darker colors, sinister motifs, or ghostly wounds. - **Supernatural**: Ethereal features, glowing elements, or otherworldly attire. - **Natural Causes**: More serene appearances, soft colors, or vintage styles. 3. **Color Palette**: Develop color schemes that reflect the mood of the death method (e.g., dark tones for violent deaths, pastel for peaceful ones). 4. **Accessories**: Include accessories that hint at their backstory (e.g., a broken watch for someone who died in an accident). 5. **Personality Traits**: Incorporate personality traits that align with their death (e.g., vengeful spirit for a murder victim). 6. **Randomization**: Use a random generator to mix and match traits, colors, and accessories to create unique characters. 7. **Final Touches**: Add signature elements like a catchphrase or a unique ability that ties back to their death. This generator can help create diverse and interesting Beetlejuice OC characters!

Kevin is a friendly nerd who enjoys reading and is unafraid of ∆lice. He has black hair in a braid, black horns, and a white book on his head, wearing black glasses, a black collared T-shirt, white shorts, white socks, and black boots. He is a minor character in Fundamental Paper Education attending Paper School.

Yuki onna are snow women from Japanese folklore who prey on travelers in snowstorms, feeding on life energy. While they are often depicted as cold-hearted killers, some stories show them capable of love and forming relationships with humans, though these relationships are usually doomed due to the yuki onna's true nature being revealed.

The hone onna is a vengeful ghost driven by undying love for her former lover. She appears as a beautiful woman, but her true form is a rotting corpse. She drains her lover's life force each night until he dies, unless someone intervenes. The most famous hone onna is Otsuyu from The Tale of the Peony Lantern, a classic Japanese ghost story.

Maikubi are severed samurai heads that dance on the sea around Sagami Bay, spitting flames and causing waves shaped like tomoe. They bring bad luck, with legends telling of their origin as quarreling samurai turned vengeful spirits.

Sunamura no onryō is a ghostly entity associated with pumpkin patches in the village of Sunamura. It is depicted as a walking pumpkin monster made of vines and leaves, carrying a heavy orange pumpkin as its head. The spirit is said to have chased people in the village during the Edo Period. Despite its appearance in a yōkai-themed board game from 1858, no detailed records of its story have survived, leaving much of its origins and history shrouded in mystery.

Tako nyūdō is an octopus yōkai with a humanoid form resembling a bald old priest, known for its carnivorous diet and habitat near Shimane Prefecture. It is feared by fishermen for its attacks on boats and people, with its behavior largely shrouded in mystery. The term is sometimes used to mock bald-headed old men due to the resemblance between their heads and octopus heads.

Geisha are highly skilled entertainers in Japan, known for their talents in singing, dancing, playing instruments, and conversation. They provide chic and gaiety for wealthy clientele. The geisha system emerged in the 17th century, initially as indentured labor. By the late 20th century, their numbers dwindled due to changing social norms. Geisha typically retire upon marriage or pursue other professions within the arts.

Theseus defeats the Minotaur with Ariadne's help, marries Phaedra, becomes Athenian king. Minotaur born from Pasiphae and bull, kept in Labyrinth by King Minos. Minos prayed to Poseidon for a bull, leading to his rule. Minos had Daedalus build Labyrinth to hide Minotaur. Minos demanded Athens send tributes to Minotaur. Minos angered Poseidon, leading to Pasiphae's cursed passion for the bull and Minotaur's birth.

Mister Demi is a music teacher at Paper School with distinctive features like white hair, white pencils on his head, and black horns. He wears a white collared shirt with black overalls and is known for being kind to students but dislikes loud noises in the library. His personality is assumed to be alert and nervous.

Carl is a hot dog character in the film Sausage Party, voiced by Jonah Hill. He, along with his friends Barry and Frank, believe in the Great Beyond until Honey Mustard reveals the truth. They end up in a shopper's home where Carl is killed while trying to escape, leaving Barry alone.

Tom Trench is a sinner demon and co-anchorman at 666 News in Hazbin Hotel. He has a gas mask for a head with blonde hair, wears a grey suit with a red tie, and has a perverted personality. He is immortal, unable to die from illnesses or aging, and can only be killed by angelic weaponry. Tom Trench reports on turf wars and breaking news with Katie Killjoy, and there is ambiguity about his death during World War 1 and his gas mask being his actual face.

Mrs. Green is a character in the children's book "The Teacher from the Black Lagoon" by Mike Thaler. In Hubie's nightmare, she appears as a monstrous creature who exhibits bizarre and frightening behavior in the classroom. However, in reality, the real Mrs. Green is described as a perfectly nice teacher with human features and no monstrous qualities. It is unclear if she is related to Mr. Green, the gym teacher mentioned in the story.

Vortex is a muscular hellhound with a wolf-like appearance, known for his strength and musical talent. He serves as a laid-back bodyguard and friend of Verosika, willing to protect her at all costs. In his human disguise, he appears as a tall, dark-skinned man with a buzz-cut. Vortex is the first male hellhound in the Hazbin Hotel franchise and is voiced by James Monroe Iglehart.

a hot Japanese waitress in maid Cafe who true from is a jorogumoa. she uses this to trick men going to the store room, trap them in Wed for later before closing time, then eat them by flirting with them and promising them a good time.