6 Tiny flaws in The Fiend's character presentation since its debut

#2 Firefly Fun House set’s latest decorations

'Firefly Fun House' set - originally and now

When the ‘Firefly Fun House’ series made its debut on WWE television, the first things to capture the audience’s attention were, unsurprisingly, sublime scripting and Bray Wyatt’s fantastic character work.

A visual of a kids' TV show set is not very familiar for the wrestling fans. It became one of the reasons, why the Firefly Fun House segments have felt so different and unique on RAW and SmackDown’s broadcast.

It should be noted, that even when it’s not obvious, the set itself helps this gimmick create a unique atmosphere about it. Decorations for the first nine ‘original’ episodes of Firefly Fun House looked pretty thought-out and inspired. Filled with lots of small objects and tiny details even in the background, that set ticked all of the boxes for providing a viewer with great immersion in ‘wacky’, yet terrifying world of Bray Wyatt.

Months after the series’ debut, WWE still airs new Fun House episodes on a weekly basis. However, for the last several weeks the show’s set has faced some drastic changes. Most of the time now, it barely has any decorations and furniture. The background looks much simple than before.

Some may say, that these changes are intended and may symbolize some part of Bray Wyatt’s character’s development, yet none other signs of Firefly Fun House world’s self-destruction were distinctly shown.

September 2, 2019 edition of RAW held another 'Fun House' segment, at the end of which Bray Wyatt’s face quite awkwardly visually transformed into The Fiend’s mask and back. It may serve as another example of his new character being presented poorly on the production level.