"She Talked About Bruno": Disney Dreamlight Valley Fans Discuss Hilarious Glitch That's Surprisingly Common

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is a popular life simulator that brings in familiar Disney characters for players to interact with as they explore and build up their valleys. It is certainly a large game, with a plethora of new content being added all the time, and yet has been made available on every major gaming platform. Due to this, it can occasionally run into a few minor glitches and issues that players might stumble across while playing. Though often they are not enough to break the game, they can cause some double takes.

One of these little problems in the game occurred in the valley of Reddit user Independent_Brick547, who posted a picture of their screen to show a rather creepy-looking scene. Mirabel, usually a cheerful character who is active and gleeful, is seen lying at an angle suspended in the air, straight as a board, with a haunted look on her face.

Somewhat suspiciously, Jack Skellington appears to be casually walking away from the scene, suggesting that he did something to poor Mirabel. Clearly, this is not the case, however, as Mirabel is instead the most recent casualty of a hiccup in the game's programming.

In the comments on the post, many people shared stories of similar things happening with their characters, including a picture from gandalfthebrunette of Kristoff in the pose while her character was talking to him. Others leaned into the humor of the situation, such as AkuraPiety, who referenced the iconic «don't talk about Bruno». The placement of Jack Skellington in the picture led many others to joke about what he could have said or done to cause that reaction.

Thankfully, these glitches don't last long. The original poster mentions in the comments that Mirabel righted herself after a second conversation with Jack Skellington was over, signaling that the game must have some internal measures for taking care of these types of situations.

The glitches seen in are very rarely things that will break the game, often being something that is more funny than anything, and g