DIY COSTUME ITEMS
- Tactical Vest
- Camouflage Coat
- Tactical Pants
- Ghosts Skull Full Face Mask
- Headset
- Sunglasses
- Waterproof Ankle Boot
- Tactical Work Gloves
- Gun Prop
Easy DIY Call Of Duty Halloween Costumes Guide
Lieutenant Simon “Ghost” Riley is a protagonist from the Call of Duty video game series created by Infinity Ward. He also appears as a customization option in Call of Duty: Ghosts and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Ghost is a British special forces operator and a prominent member of Task Force 141. He is well-versed in covert operations and tactical warfare and is often tasked with high-risk missions to combat terrorist threats.
To dress like Call Of Duty Ghost, you will need a tactical vest, tactical pants, a Call of Duty hoodie, a Ghost skull full face mask, and a waterproof ankle boot. Next, equip yourself with a headset, sunglasses, and tactical gloves. Finally, grab your gun prop, and you’re ready for battle.
About Simon Ghost From Call of Duty
Call of Duty is a first-person shooter video game series. It features campaigns and intense multiplayer battles in historical and fictional settings that appeal to gamers worldwide.
After joining the military in response to the September 11 attacks, Ghost returns home to find Washington murdered his family. His quest for justice takes a tragic turn; seeking vengeance even more now, he eliminates Sparks and Washington before returning to Mexico to finish off Roba. He successfully takes down his nemesis and is approached by General Shepherd, who recruits him into Task Force 141.
As part of Task Force 141, Ghost participates in various operations, including hunting down Vladimir Makarov. He is involved in intense battles like the Ukraine mission and Rio de Janeiro operation. He also plays a crucial role in rescuing Prisoner 627, who is revealed as Captain John Price, and later aids in a counterattack against the Russians.
Tragically, his story concludes with betrayal during the mission to stop Makarov. General Shepherd, their superior, betrays him and his teammate Roach, fatally shooting them both. His body is then discarded and set on fire as part of Shepherd’s betrayal.
