Fife tombstone in the Pet Cemetery
Fifi is a ghost poodle in the Haunted Mansion
Appearances[]
Pet Cemetery[]
In Disneyland's Pet Cemetery there is a tombstone labelled Fifi which has a small carving of the poodle's head and the tombstone appears like a cross in the shapes of bones.
The design of Fifi's tombstone is inspired by the tombstone of the dead-dog Sparky from director Tim Burton's 1984 short, Frankenweenie. Sparky's own tombstone is added to the Pet Cemetery during seasonal overlays.
SLG Comics[]
Fifi in the Comics
In the SLG comics Fifi was Emily de Claire's dog, dressed in a tutu. In While the Fifi is Away, Fifi attempts to reestablish familiarity with her owner, taking the Dead Cat's last spare life to re-enter the house, as animal ghosts who died outside the house are unable to go back in. This ends up being wasted when the Bride throws her ring out the window, which ends up hitting Fifi in the forehead and killing her again. This relationship is likely inspired by a piece of Marc Davis artwork showing the bride with a small undead dog.
In Night of the Ghost Fleas, Fifi comes down with a case of undead ghostly fleas, which she keeps questioning the entire logic behind while Freddie the Bat tries finding a way to help her. Just as she thinks she has gotten rid of them, the fleas end up building an entire flea circus unnoticed on her back.
