Post by Aim on Oct 3, 2015 9:55:40 GMT -5
This is only the canon ghosts. I don't really care how fan-made ghosts celebrate these things, as long as it's not crazy or make no sense at all.
Sorry if I forgot something here. I'm trying to do this in order as best I can >.<:
New Years: Some love this day, some hate it. It's either: Yay! Another year closer to freedom! Or, crap, another year in this stupid pizzeria.
Family Day: They spend time together, and tell stories about when they were alive with their families.
Valentine's Day: Depends. Some find this day annoying, some find this day cute. They don't exactly celebrate it, they just sort of acknowledge it.
Easter: They join in on the animatronic easter egg hunt, hosted by Puppet and Golden Freddy (Puppet and Golden Freddy's ghost host it technically)
Mother's Day and Father's Day: They usually spend this day alone to remember their parents. Siblings will usually try to comfort each other today, and tell stories of their parents.
(Insert place here) Day: Haha, no. They're stuck in the pizzeria, so why bother celebrating lame 'insert place here' days?
Thanksgiving: They don't really celebrate this.
Halloween: Some ghosts love this day. They goof around and play. Some get worried, and hide.
Christmas: They can't leave the pizzeria. So no presents. So they usually wear Christmas hats, make each other stupid Christmas shirts, and joke around.
(when possessing the animatronics)
Boxing Day: What's the point? There is none. They can't leave the pizzeria or do anything.
Birthdays: This is an amazing day for everyone. Whenever a ghost has a birthday, everyone celebrates. This tradition was started by Puppet and Golden Freddy, and reinforced by Purple Guy. This is the one day that everyone forgets who did what crime, or why this happened or what. They all celebrate, and give gifts to the ghost who's birthday it is (even if the gifts aren't very valuable, considering they can't leave the pizzeria). Even Purple Guy agrees with this celebration. They all believe this simple rule: Everyone should have an amazing birthday, and no one should be able to stand in the way of that.
Sorry if I forgot something here. I'm trying to do this in order as best I can >.<:
New Years: Some love this day, some hate it. It's either: Yay! Another year closer to freedom! Or, crap, another year in this stupid pizzeria.
Family Day: They spend time together, and tell stories about when they were alive with their families.
Valentine's Day: Depends. Some find this day annoying, some find this day cute. They don't exactly celebrate it, they just sort of acknowledge it.
Easter: They join in on the animatronic easter egg hunt, hosted by Puppet and Golden Freddy (Puppet and Golden Freddy's ghost host it technically)
Mother's Day and Father's Day: They usually spend this day alone to remember their parents. Siblings will usually try to comfort each other today, and tell stories of their parents.
(Insert place here) Day: Haha, no. They're stuck in the pizzeria, so why bother celebrating lame 'insert place here' days?
Thanksgiving: They don't really celebrate this.
Halloween: Some ghosts love this day. They goof around and play. Some get worried, and hide.
Christmas: They can't leave the pizzeria. So no presents. So they usually wear Christmas hats, make each other stupid Christmas shirts, and joke around.
(when possessing the animatronics)
Boxing Day: What's the point? There is none. They can't leave the pizzeria or do anything.
Birthdays: This is an amazing day for everyone. Whenever a ghost has a birthday, everyone celebrates. This tradition was started by Puppet and Golden Freddy, and reinforced by Purple Guy. This is the one day that everyone forgets who did what crime, or why this happened or what. They all celebrate, and give gifts to the ghost who's birthday it is (even if the gifts aren't very valuable, considering they can't leave the pizzeria). Even Purple Guy agrees with this celebration. They all believe this simple rule: Everyone should have an amazing birthday, and no one should be able to stand in the way of that.