"THE FIEND" BRAY WYATT CUSTOM TITANTRON 2024 (ENTRANCE VIDEO)

In April 2019, in the weeks following WrestleMania 35, sinister vignettes began airing on WWE programming, featuring a sinister vulture puppet, a witch doll, and various other toys. On the April 22 and 23 episodes of Raw and SmackDown, respectively, Wyatt, sporting a slimmer, more muscular appearance and more formal attire, with his hair up and a shorter beard, returned to television. with a new gimmick from a strange children's entertainer featuring a pre-recorded segment called FireFly Fun House. The segment featured the aforementioned puppet, named Mercy the Buzzard, and the doll, named Abi the Witch. He destroyed a cardboard cutout of his "former self" with a chainsaw, sported and appeared to wear a pair of gloves with the words "hurt" and "heal" written on them, and gleefully told viewers that all they had to do was to do was let him in. In the following week's segment, featured on both Raw and SmackDown, Wyatt painted a painting to "express his repressed feelings", which turned out to be a painting of the Wyatt family compound that he burned down with Sister Abigail. inside, a reference to Randy Orton, who burned him in 2017. Abi The Witch scolded him, but Wyatt assured her that the terrifying version of himself was in the past. A new character appeared, another puppet named Rambling Rabbit. Wyatt said Abi was a sociopath, which Rambling Rabbit pointed out as the word of the day. Another segment featured Wyatt during a picnic with expressionless children, while another showed Wyatt's secret that he could control and control his darkness with him, appearing in more sinister clothing and an evil-looking mask, a person he called The Fiend, who was "to protect us." other fighters. On the July 15 episode of Raw, Wyatt returned dressed as "The Fiend" and applied a Sister Abigail to Finn Bálor, turning heel once again. The following week on the edition of Raw Reunion, Wyatt attacked Mick. Foley, using Foley's finishing move, The Mandible Claw. R.I.P BRAY WYATT