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Looking for a Halloween costume? Heres what Google says people are searching for most

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have deemed trick-or-treating a high risk activity, but that doesnt mean you cant still dress up and celebrate.

Whether youre looking for a unique costume or just trying to nail down your costume plans, Google has a cool new tool to help you decide.

For instance, people in Kansas searched for Mickey Mouse more than any other costume and those in Oregon searched most for Fortnite.

A banana costume was the most popular search for those in Houston, and people in Philadelphia searched most for Tinker Bell costumes, according to the map.

Using the Frightgeist costume wizard, choose whether you want a costume thats modern or classic and trending locally or nationally.

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