bedazzledmyface: (TRIUMPH IS MABEL'S)
Mabel Pines ([personal profile] bedazzledmyface) wrote in [community profile] legionworld2017-10-31 05:51 pm

It's An Undeadman's Party

Who| Mabel, Dipper, and ALL OF YOU!
What| After discovering an obscure alien holiday that reminds her a little too much of her favorite human one, Mabel convinces Dipper to throw an impromptu Undeath Day party. Costumes and candy are mandatory America's not invited!!! Just kidding America's invited too.
Where| Mabel and Dipper's quarters.
When| After Game of Throne and Blarg Fhtagn.
Warnings/Notes| Spooktacular Surprises!



It had taken some doing. Dipper was not always in a party mood at the best of times, and these were definitely not the best of times. But eventually, Mabel had found the bargaining chip she needed to convince Dipper to host an Undeath Day party with her - the perfect costume.

She'd had to dig through historical records of Earth Heroes to do it, too. And if there was anything Dipper appreciated, it was research.

And so every new visitor got the same greeting from the twins, who opened their door together onto a room festooned with every creepy, crawly, hairy, scary decoration that a young lady could hand-make out of modern future crafts. Spooky sounds issued from the room's sound system, and a candy and refreshment table set up in the back of the room was, honestly, mostly candy.

The twins, in their matching purple leotards, bumped fists before allowing each guest in.

"Wonder Twin powers - Activate!" they yelled together. "Form of - Amazing Party Hosts!"

"Welcome, welcome, to the Undeath Day Party of your Afterlife!" Mabel added, ushering people in, scrutinizing their costumes for adequate costumey-ness.
unrecovered: (Face: What in the actual fuck)

[personal profile] unrecovered 2017-11-01 08:20 pm (UTC)(link)
Wash had hoped that trying would be good enough - he'd never been one for costumes, but he could humor the kids for the purposes of Space Spring Halloween. To that end, he was all in gray, with a pair of homemade (though really, that was just a nice way of saying poorly made) matching paper cat ears perched on his head.

Evidently trying didn't matter if it didn't end in succeeding - at least where costumes and Mabel were concerned - and Wash hadn't made it quite that far. "Seriously?" he said, allowing himself to be dragged to the taped-off box space. "C'mon, Mabel, I have a costume. I'm a cat."