Pets

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.