Bullseye Day

Bullseye Day is a national holiday celebrated to commemorate the bankruptcy of Yarget Corporation. It is celebrated every year on the 27th of January.

Background

On January 27th, 2014, it was discovered by the general public that all-natural foodsafe dyes had been employed in the methods of creating the signature aura that powers the creation of Bullseye's physical form, leading to much outrage from carnivores and scientists alike who believed such methods were uncalled for. This outcry sparked movements among carnivores and Vegans alike. While carnivores called for the dismantling of Yarget Corporation's structure, Vegans praised the company and promoted Bullseye as a positive figure.

Aftermath

Shortly after public outcry and protests had begun, Yarget Corporation's stocks had dropped to -2bn dollars. Following this, they filed for bankruptcy and reopened in 1989.

Celebration

There are a variety of ways the public chooses to celebrate Bullseye Day. A popular option many humans and animals alike choose is to place a cube of bread under