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#3. Was Huskus a real boar before?
When Braun Strowman first arrived at the Wyatt swamp, the Universal Champion looked around and it was made clear that there was a boar there with him. At the time many fans didn't understand the significance of the creature until WWE Universe's Twitter account tweeted out to ask if that was Huskus.
Huskus is best-known as the pig from Wyatt's Firefly Fun House, he regularly eats too much and is in trouble with Vince McMahon for not losing weight. There was a belief that Huskus represents the old Bray Wyatt when he was called Husky Harris, but this could instead be a bigger hint towards his origins.
What if all of the puppets in the Fun House started out as real people or animals in the Swamp and have since been trapped as puppets inside the Fun House alongside Wyatt, who is also quite obviously a prisoner inside his own head? This new twist would definitely give more meaning to The Fiend's character and purpose if he's able to turn enemies into puppets.
