Bray Wyatt's "Firefly Fun House" Quiz

Answer: Mister Rogers' Neighborhood

WWE Superstar Bray Wyatt (Windham Rotunda) had taken some time off during the second half 2018 in order to tone up his body and repackage his character. Beginning in April 2019, the WWE would air short vignettes promoting Bray Wyatt's re-debut. Bray Wyatt soon appeared on television as a sweater wearing (and rather conflicted) host of a children's show named the "Firefly Fun House".

The set of the "Firefly Fun House", as well as Bray Wyatt's outfit were influenced by the real children's show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood", which aired on public television stations from 1968-2001.

Answer: Buzzard

One of the first of Bray Wyatt's vignettes aired on April 8, 2019. The video was focused on a plain brown box, with ominous music playing in the background. Mercy the Buzzard, a puppet who later appeared in the "Firefly Fun House", popped out of the box and started laughing. Mercy's name most likely came from a former WWE superstar named Waylon Mercy (Daniel Spivy), a person whom Bray Wyatt based his previous cult leader gimmick off of. One of Bray Wyatt's catchphrases during this time was "Follow the Buzzards".

Answer: Abby

On April 15, 2019, the second of Bray Wyatt's teaser vignettes would introduce the audience to a ventriloquist dummy named Abby the Witch. Bray Wyatt's original cult leader persona had been haunted by an unseen woman known as Sister Abigail, which was also the name of his finishing maneuver. Abby the Witch's debut vignette had her sitting in an old country-style rocking chair the same way Bray Wyatt did with his cult leader gimmick.

Answer: Ramblin' Rabbit

On April 22, 2019, the first episode of the "Firefly Fun House" made its television debut on "Monday Night Raw". It featured Abby the Witch and Mercy the Buzzard and officially debuted Bray Wyatt's new character. The following week saw the debut of another puppet named Ramblin' Rabbit.

Unfortunately, he has had the worst luck of all the puppets as he's been killed on screen several times. He was viciously mauled by Mercy the Buzzard in one episode, while in another episode Bray Wyatt smashed him in the head with a giant hammer.

However, he did not stay dead for long.

Answer: Vince McMahon

In a "Firefly Fun House" segment that aired during "Monday Night Raw" on June 3, 2019, Bray Wyatt was scolded by a puppet known simply as "Bray Wyatt's boss". This puppet was made to look and sound like WWE Chairman Vince McMahon with devil horn's on his head.

In the same episode, Bray Wyatt discussed the importance of being healthy and led the audience into doing the "Muscle Man Dance" with him.

Answer: Huskus

Huskus the Pig also made his debut on the June 3, 2019 edition of the "Firefly Fun House". Huskus was designed to be an obese pig who craved junk food. Earlier in his career, Windham Rotunda competed in the WWE under the ring name Husky Harris. He was one of several NXT developmental superstars to debut with the Nexus faction along with Wade Barrett, Daniel Bryan and several others in 2010.

The Husky Harris persona did not connect well with the audience and Rotunda was sent back to NXT, where he developed the Bray Wyatt character several years later.

Answer: Yowie Wowie!

Whenever Bray Wyatt encountered something strange or exciting while hosting the "Firefly Fun House", he would shout out "Yowie Wowie!" As the character gained popularity with the fans, the crowd would start chanting the phrase in support of Bray Wyatt's character. The phrase can also be heard during the introduction of his entrance theme.

Answer: The Fiend

On the May 13, 2019 episode of the "Firefly Fun House", which aired on "Monday Night Raw", Bray Wyatt revealed a "secret" to the audience. This secret was that Bray Wyatt had placed all of his negative emotions into a being known simply as The Fiend. As The Fiend, Bray Wyatt wore a terrifying clown mask sporting an evil grin and dreadlocks. During the vignettes, Bray Wyatt began wearing black gloves on his hands that read "Hurt" and "Heal", which further hinted at Bray's split personality.

He would attempt to "Heal" himself and others as the host of "Firefly Fun House", and would "Hurt" people as The Fiend.

Answer: Mandible Claw (Mick Foley)

On the July 22, 2019 episode of "Monday Night Raw", WWE legend Mick Foley made an appearance as part of the "Raw Reunion". He had teased challenging for the 24/7 Championship. Instead, Mick Foley ended up getting attacked by The Fiend, who used the Mandible Claw submission move against him. The Mandible Claw was the one of the finishing moves of Mick Foley/Mankind. Mick Foley would knock out opponents by jamming his fingers down their throat. At first, Mick would perform the move with his fingers taped-up, but would later apply the submission using a dirty sock who he named Mr. Socko.

Answer: Finn Balor

On July 15, 2019, The Fiend made his first televised appearance outside of the "Firefly Fun House" when he attacked Finn Balor during "Monday Night Raw". The attack on Finn Balor would lead to a match between the two of them at "SummerSlam" 2019. Before the event, Bray Wyatt would cut a few promos on Finn Balor from the set of the "Firefly Fun House". During his entrance at "SummerSlam" 2019, The Fiend walked to the ring holding a lantern designed to look like the severed head of his old cult leader persona.

The Fiend made short work of Finn Balor, which led to Finn being written off television for a few months.