Who am I?
I spend hours experimenting with unusual recipes using ingredients like newt eyes and frog legs. I wear a pointed black hat, ride a broomstick, and laugh with a loud cackle.
Witch
The air here smells sweet and crisp, and you're surrounded by long rows of trees heavy with red and green fruit. You're carrying a wooden bushel basket, reaching up into the branches, and dodging the occasional honeybee hovering around the fallen fruit. Before leaving, everyone stops at the farm stand for fresh warm cider and cinnamon-sugar donuts.
An Apple Orchard
You have a newspaper spread across the table, and your hands are covered in a sticky, slimy mixture of seeds and pulp. You are using a small saw to cut a lid off the top, followed by a triangle nose and a jagged smile. Once you clean out the inside, you drop a small tealight or LED candle inside to make it glow on the porch.
Carving a Pumpkin / Jack-O-Lantern
I feature light, crispy wafer layers dipped in milk chocolate, molded into rectangular bars connected together. You hear a distinct, crispy crunch sound when you take your first bite. I come in a bright red package.
KitKat
Describe me in three ways (of your choice)
Pumpkin / Jack-o'-Lantern
🟢 Green Group: Vegetable / Autumn decoration / Fruit
🔵 Blue Do: Sits on a porch, glows in the dark, scares people, roasts its seeds
👁️ Eye Look Like: Round or oval, bright orange, thick, ridged skin with carved triangle eyes and a jagged smile
🪵 What is it made of?: Plant skin, flesh, slimy pulp, seeds
🩷 Pink Parts: Stem, lid, carved face, candle/LED light inside
🤍 White Where: Pumpkin patch, front porch, doorstep, grocery store
❓ What else do I know?: People carve them around Halloween, and Cinderella rode in a pumpkin carriage.
I look like a floating white bedsheet with two eyeholes cut out. I can walk directly through solid walls, I make the house haunted.
Ghost
It is extremely quiet here, filled with carved stone monuments resting in neat rows across grassy hills. Owls hoot from old oak trees, dead leaves crunch underfoot, and spooky legends say the dead wander here at night. You are standing among headstones, tombs, and vaults where people are buried.
A Graveyard / cemetery
You are walking extremely slowly with your hands glued to the shoulders of the person in front of you. Every time you hear a loud noise or see fog roll in, you duck your head and brace for a jump scare. You keep repeating, "It's just an actor, it's not real," right before screaming and running down the hallway.
Walking through a haunted house
I am a classic candy-coated chocolate button created all the way back in 1941 for soldiers to carry without melting. I feature colorful animated mascots including a red one, a yellow peanut one, and a green one with boots. My signature slogan promises that I "melt in your mouth, not in your hand."
M&M's
Witch’s Broomstick
🟢 Green Group: Vehicle / Transportation / Household tool
🔵 Blue Do: Sweeps floors, flies through the sky, carries a witch
👁️ Eye Look Like: Long, thin, brown, rustic, and weathered
🪵 What is it made of?: Wooden stick, dried twigs, rope/twine
🩷 Pink Parts: Long handle (shaft), bundle of bristles (tail), wrapped tie
🤍 White Where: Lean against a witch’s house, flying in front of a full moon, in a closet
❓ What else do I know?: In quidditch (from Harry Potter), players fly on broomsticks to catch the Golden Snitch.
Garlic is my ultimate dealbreaker, and mirror selfies are entirely impossible for me. In full daylight, I don't burn—I sparkle like a diamond in the sun, just like Edward Cullen.
Vampire
You are paying money to walk through pitch-black hallways while dramatic fog machines and strobe lights disorient you. You hear loud chainsaws, squeaking floorboards, and people screaming every few seconds ahead of you in line. Actors wearing fake blood, scary masks, and costumes jump out from behind corners to startle you.
A Haunted House
You walk up front steps, knock or ring the doorbell, and shout a famous three-word phrase as soon as the door opens. You travel door-to-door through the neighborhood in your costume, collecting free candy until your bucket gets too heavy to carry.
Going Trick-or-Treating
I come in a bright red bag filled with tiny, chewy, fruit-flavored buttons coated in a hard shell. Each piece is stamped with a distinct white lowercase "s" right on the front. My famous slogan tells you to "Taste the Rainbow!"
Skittles
Candy Corn
🟢 Green Group: Food / Candy / Halloween sweet
🔵 Blue Do: Gets eaten, gets handed out to trick-or-treaters, fills candy jars
👁️ Eye Look Like: Small, triangular, waxy surface with three distinct color bands (white, orange, yellow)
🪵 What is it made of?: Sugar, corn syrup, honey, wax
🩷 Pink Parts: White tip, orange center, yellow base
🤍 White Where: Trick-or-treat bags, candy dishes on tables, grocery stores in October
❓ What else do I know?: It was created in the 1880s and was originally called "Chicken Feed"!
I move at a very slow pace and my communication skills consist mostly of groaning. I have a single-minded appetite, and I am constantly searching for my next meal. I am an undead creature wearing tattered clothes, dragging my feet, and hunting for brains.
Zombie
Aisles are packed with racks of colorful clothes you would never wear to school on a regular Monday. Walls are covered with plastic masks, fake weapons, face paint, and wigs hanging from metal pegs. You are in a seasonal store trying on outfits to decide who or what you want to dress up as this year.
A costume shop / Spirit Halloween
You are leaning close to the bathroom mirror with wet sponges, fine brushes, and little pots of cream color. You're carefully blending dark circles under your eyes, drawing fake stitches on your cheek, or adding green tint to your skin. ou are applying face paint to transform your features into a monster, skeleton, or vampire before putting on your costume.
Putting on Halloween Makeup
I come wrapped in a bright orange package and rest inside a crinkly brown paper cup liner. I combine two iconic flavors: a salty, crumbly, creamy center completely surrounded by milk chocolate. My circular, ridged shape is so famous that people have debate wars over the best way to eat my edges first.
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup
Halloween
🟢 Green Group: Holiday / Celebration / Autumn event
🔵 Blue Do: Celebrates autumn, encourages dressing up, brings neighbors together, trick-or-treating, eating candy
👁️ Eye Look Like: Festive and spooky with colors like black, orange, purple, and green; lit by glowing lanterns, Jack-o'-lanterns, and autumn leaves
🪵 What is it made of?: Traditions, costumes, decorations, candy, stories, family/friend gatherings
🩷 Pink Parts: October 31st, night time, trick-or-treating, costumes, pumpkin carving, haunted houses, scary movies
🤍 White Where: Celebrated in neighborhoods, schools, communities, and homes (primarily in the US, Canada, UK, and other parts of the world)
❓ What else do I know?: It originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, where people would light bonfires and wear costumes to ward off ghosts!
I am exceptionally lightweight because I lack all muscle, tissue, and internal organs. I make a clicking, clacking sound when I dance, and I love playing the xylophone. I am made entirely of 206 white bones holding the human body together.
Skeleton
People walk around inspecting orange globes on the ground, weighing them, and arguing over which one has the best stem. You might get lost in a corn maze nearby or ride in a wagon pulled by a tractor to get here. You want to buy a special orange plant here to you can carve it for the season.
A Pumpkin Patch
The lights are completely off, you're wrapped in a blanket on the couch, and you're holding a bowl of popcorn so tightly you might spill it. You keep one eye covered with your hand, turn the volume down whenever eerie music starts playing, and jump every time there's a loud crash on screen. You're staring at a TV screen in the dark, watching a horror film or spooky film while trying not to look at the dark hallway behind you.
Watching a scary movie
People either completely love me or absolutely hate me—there is almost zero middle ground. I am a waxy, tri-colored pyramid shape made of sugar, corn syrup, and honey. I am bright yellow at the bottom, orange in the middle, and white at the tip.
Candy Corn
Trick-or-Treating
🟢 Green Group: Halloween activity / Tradition / Outdoor holiday event
🔵 Blue Do: Collects candy, lets kids show off costumes, walks through neighborhoods, builds community spirit
👁️ Eye Look Like: Festive and busy; dark streets filled with kids in colorful costumes, glowing porch lights, orange pumpkin buckets, and flashlight beams
🪵 What is it made of?: Costumes, candy bags or buckets, walking, neighbors, doorbells, polite greetings ("Trick or treat!" and "Thank you!")
🩷 Pink Parts: Costumes, candy buckets, doorbells, porch lights, sweet treats, walking route, group of friends or family
🤍 White Where: Suburban neighborhoods, apartment complex hallways, community streets, downtown business districts
❓ What else do I know?: The tradition began in North America in the early 20th century, derived from earlier traditions where people went door-to-door offering songs or prayers in exchange for food!