WWE: The evolution of Bray Wyatt - from NXT to The Fiend

#1 The Fiend and the Firefly FunHouse

Bray Wyatt - kids show host and sociopath

That brings us right back here, to the Firefly FunHouse.

Shortly after the DELETErs of Worlds lost their Raw Tag Team Championships, Wyatt took some time off to heal from injuries and handle some other personal affairs. As with when most high profile Superstars disappear from TV, fans began speculating when we'd see him appear again, and in what form.

Did you guess he would make his return as a bubbly-yet-sinister children's show host? If you said "yes", you are so lying. Don't even start with me.

It may not seem like it, but every now and again, WWE takes risks and tries something new and out of the ordinary. The "Firefly Fun House" is such a weird concept on paper that it says a lot about how much faith WWE has in Wyatt to have given it the green light in the first place.

Just watch this "episode" of Firefly Fun House. It does so much in less than four minutes. It's a parody of American TV, Internet culture, and even WWE itself, while also continuing to build on this universe that Wyatt is creating.

Also, "The Muscle Man Dance" is just the kind of stupid song and dance I would have thought of when I was a kid.

Here's a fun fact. This mask that Wyatt wears as The Fiend...

Boo!

... was designed by Tom Savini, the legendary make-up artist who has worked on classic horror films like Dawn of the Dead and the first Friday the 13th.

It's exciting to watch as Wyatt takes this new version of his character further down the road and, hopefully, continue the creativity that's defined his career so far.

Wyatt makes his long-awaited in-ring return at SummerSlam on August 11th, against Finn Balor.

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