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Frozen: Northern Lights". RadioTimes. Archived from the original on February 12, 2017 . Retrieved February 12, 2017. General Destin Mattias, [16] previously dubbed Lieutenant Mattias, was in the past King Runeard's lieutenant and Prince Agnarr's official guard. After a war between the Arendellians and the Northuldra tribe, he and several Arendelle guards were trapped in the Enchanted Forest for years, until the arrival of the protagonists. [12] He eventually returned to Arendelle, becoming the kingdom's general under Anna's new reign. King Agnarr and Queen Iduna are the parents of Anna and Elsa, and former rulers of Arendelle. [12] When their daughters were little, Elsa accidentally injured Anna with her ice powers, so her parents rushed her to see the trolls for care. After that, they decided to separate the two sisters for safety, until Elsa could get control of her powers. Years later, both died during a boat trip.

He is also seen in Frozen II fleeing from Arendelle along with the other citizens after the earthquake in the town.

In the series of shorts Olaf Presents, Marshmallow appears in the episodes "Moana", representing the role of Te Kā, "The Lion King", representing the role of Mufasa's ghost, and "Aladdin", representing the role of the Cave of Wonders. [9] March, Julia (October 4, 2019). Frozen II: The Magical Guide. Disney Press. p.72. ISBN 9781465479013. The Snowgies are tiny little snowmen, accidentally created by Elsa every time she sneezes due to her cold. Before long, she ends up creating a large number of Snowgies that create chaos in preparation for Anna's birthday party. Eventually, they end up being taken to Elsa's ice palace, where Marshmallow now lives, to make it the new home for them. At that moment it seems that Olaf gave each of them a name, naming some of them when they entered the palace, among them Slush, Sludge, Slide, Ansel, Flake, Flurry, Fridge, Powder, Crystal, Squalor, Pat, Sphere, and William. In Frozen II, Grand Pabbie arrives with the other trolls in the town of Arendelle after suffering an earthquake, telling the protagonists that they will find the answers they are looking for to what happens in the Enchanted Forest, leaving him in the care of Arendelle during their absence. In Frozen II, they appear in a post-credits scene, where Olaf recaps for them and Marshmallow the story of the events of the film.

In Olaf's Frozen Adventure, Kai is seen tending to Christmas preparations in the castle, when he is surprised by Olaf, who bursts out of a tree. Near the climax, Kai, Anna, and Elsa learn from Sven that Olaf has gotten lost in the woods and is being chased by hungry wolves. In Frozen II Kai appears informing Elsa about the guests who just arrived at the castle. After Elsa awakens the spirits of the Enchanted Forest and an earthquake is caused, Kai emerges from the castle with Anna and other servants just in time to see the water in the fountains drying up. At the end of the film, Kai introduces Anna as the new Queen of Arendelle. In the video game Kingdom Hearts III, Marshmallow initially fills a role similar to that of Frozen, driving the characters out of the ice palace, and Sora, the game's protagonist, facing off against Marshmallow as an enemy boss. Subsequently, Sora meets Marshmallow again at the moment when Hans takes Elsa away, and seeing that the snow monster wanted to save Elsa, Marshmallow becomes Sora's party member from then on. [11]

In Frozen Fever, he appears in the post-credits scene, where Olaf and Kristoff arrive at the ice palace to leave the Snowgies in his care, much to his surprise. In Frozen II, he appears again in a post-credits scene, where Olaf recaps for him and the Snowglies the story of the events of the film. March, Julia (October 4, 2019). Frozen II: The Magical Guide. Disney Press. p.76. ISBN 9781465479013.

a b c d e Renfro, Kim. "What the cast of 'Frozen 2' looks like in real life". Insider . Retrieved 2022-09-10. March, Julia (October 4, 2019). Frozen II: The Magical Guide. Disney Press. p.78. ISBN 9781465479013. a b "LEGO Disney Frozen Northern Lights (Part 1/4): Race to Lookout Mountain". YouTube. December 10, 2016. Archived from the original on January 13, 2017. He also appears in LEGO Frozen Northern Lights, where along with the Snowgies help the protagonists with their sleigh so they can continue their journey. [10] In Olaf's Frozen Adventure he is one of the people Olaf asks for advice on Christmas traditions, in his case being relaxing in the sauna with his family.In the series of shorts Olaf Presents they appear helping Olaf with his reenactments of the stories. [9] a b March, Julia (October 4, 2019). Frozen II: The Magical Guide. Disney Press. p.64. ISBN 9781465479013. Although the Duke of Weselton does not appear physically in Frozen II, while Elsa is in Ahtohallan traversing the caverns she encounters snowy manifestations of various figures from her past, including the Duke.

Grand Pabbie also has a cameo appearance in the 2023 short film Once Upon a Studio, appearing in a line of Walt Disney Animation Studios characters going down the stairs to go outside the studio, and later being part of the group photo with the rest of the characters. [2] a b c Reif, Alex (2022-09-08). " "Olaf Presents" Is Great Fun For Fans of the Character". LaughingPlace.com . Retrieved 2021-11-12. In Olaf's Frozen Adventure it is mentioned that, before the decision to separate Anna and Elsa, they annually rang the Yule Bell with their daughters as to signify the beginning of the Christmas holiday season in Arendelle. In the prologue of Frozen II, they tells the girls the story of an enchanted forest King Agnarr saw in his youth, and recounts the war that had broken out between Arendelle and the Northuldra tribe, during which his father fell to his death, and how the fighting angered the spirits of the forest. In the present, their daughters ended up traveling to that forest, where they discovered that their mother was a Northuldra.

Mandell, Andrea (June 21, 2016). "Disney announces a fresh 'Frozen' bonanza". USA Today. Archived from the original on September 2, 2016 . Retrieved September 20, 2016. Part of the text was copied from The Disney Wiki, which is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 (Unported) (CC-BY-SA 3.0) license.