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<infobox> <title source="name"><default>Snowmann</default></title>

<image source="Image"></image> <image source="image"></image> <group><header>Basic Information</header> <label>Civilian Name</label> <label>Aliases</label> <label>Gender</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Death</label> <label>Age</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Post-timeskip</label> <label>Ward start</label> <label>Relations</label> <label>Family</label></group> <group><header>Professional Status</header> <label>Occupation</label> <label>Classification</label> <label>Unique Features</label> <label>Alignment</label>

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Deceased

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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox>Snowmann was one of five special hybrid clones created by Bonesaw for the Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand. They are a combination of Mannequin and Winter.

Personality

Snowmann exhibited similar behaviors to the original Mannequin, fast and deadly despite their increased size. They skipped around and dodged in battle, spun like a top using their blades, and even hurled their teammates into crowds to catch their opponents off guard.

Appearance

Snowmann looked like a fatter version of the original Mannequin, and appeared to be three times larger.<ref name="Sting 26.5">No. There was one more threat. Tecton’s helmet caught it on camera as it loomed on a nearby building. A Mannequin.

Only it was three times the usual size. Fat. - Excerpt from Sting 26.5</ref> They wore the same white ceramic armor as the original, but wielded crude axe blades extending from their wrists, elbows, and palms.

Abilities and Powers

Like the original Mannequin, Snowmann was a Tinker specializing in sustaining life. Unlike the original, Snowmann worked almost exclusively with ice to augment their technology, a result of Winter's influence. Snowmann also possessed a slightly weaker version of Winter's power, able to slow projectiles and slow down movement and reactions when in range.

Snowmann's ceramic armor contains highly pressurized ice, causing ice to spew out upon being punctured, encasing and entrapping anything nearby. A similar design was used to surround an entire building during a previous hostage situation, and is almost certainly Snowmann's work.<ref name="Sting 26.3">Excerpt from Sting 26.3</ref> Offensively, Snowmann utilizes heavier, uglier blades than the original Mannequin, more akin to axe blades than knives. It also has chains that it can use as a grappling hook to move around.

Perhaps because of their suit, Snowmann is quite strong, able to throw a Hatchet Face quite easily into a mass of heroes.

History

Snowmann took part in the Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand's attack in Redfield, alongside several Hatchet Faces, Miasmas, and Murder Rats. Initially, Winter's power was blocked by Hatchet Face, leaving only Snowmann's tinkertech functional, but they still managed to break Cuff's shoulder socket through her armor while taking several bullets. After the Hatchet Face was killed, Snowmann managed to leverage Winter's power to slow down oncoming projectiles and severely injure an encumbered Tecton.

Utilizing his storm, Wanton managed to break away much of the ice that surrounded Snowmann while Cuff fixed Tecton's armor. Both Cuff and Tecton worked together to launch a net made of Weaver's spider silk and metal to trap Snowmann, allowing Chevalier to kill it using his sword.

Chapter Appearances

Worm Chapter Appearances

{{#if:Scarab\|{{#if:Scarab\|Scarab\|Scarab}}\|Scarab}}
1. Scarab 25.1	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
2. Scarab 25.2	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
3. Scarab 25.3	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
4. Scarab 25.4	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
5. Scarab 25.5	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
6. Scarab 25.6	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
x. Interlude 25	{{#switch:debut	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}

{{#if:Sting\|{{#if:Sting\|Sting\|Sting}}\|Sting}}
1. Sting 26.1	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
2. Sting 26.2	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
3. Sting 26.3	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
x. Interlude 26.x	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
4. Sting 26.4	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
5. Sting 26.5	{{#switch:d	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
6. Sting 26.6	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
a. Interlude 26a	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
b. Interlude 26b	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}
y. Interlude 26	{{#switch:	debut=Debut	yes=Appears	pov=Point of View	flash=Flashback	f=Fantasy	c=Clone	s=Spirit	m=Mentioned	sc=Screen	d=Death	co=Corpse	sh=Shadow	Absent}}

Trivia

Snowmann's gender is unknown, as their component capes are male and female. However, Weaver refers to Snowmann as male, likely due to their outward resemblance to Mannequin.

References

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Members	Bonesaw {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Breed {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Burnscar {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Cherish {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Chuckles {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Crawler {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Crimson {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Damsel of Distress {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Gray Boy {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Hatchet Face {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Hookwolf {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Mannequin {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Miasma {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Murder Rat {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Nice Guy {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Night Hag {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Nyx {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Psychosoma {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Screamer {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Shatterbird {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • The Siberian {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Skinslip {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Winter {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}
Bonesaw's Hybrids	Hack Job {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Laughjob {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Murder Rat {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Nighty Night {{#switch: unknown	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Pagoda {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Snowmann {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Spawner {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Tyrant {{#switch: deceased	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }}
Clones	Damsel of Distress II {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Damsel of Distress III {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger Clones {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} (Harbinger I {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger II {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger III {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger IV {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }} • Harbinger V {{#switch: former	deceased=^†	noncanon=^≠	former=^‡	unknown=^*	#DEFAULT= }})

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 {{Infobox character
 | Image = Snowmann.png
-|imagecaption = Art by [http://fav.me/dclg7zf Blastweave]
+|imagecaption = Illustration by [http://fav.me/dclg7zf Blastweave]
 | name = Snowmann
 | alias =
-| gender = Unknown
+| gender = Male/Female (component parts)
 | age =
 | post-timeskip =
-| alignment = [[Villains]]
+| alignment = [[Villain]]
 | occupation =
 | status = Deceased
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 | base of operations =
 | classification = [[Tinker]]<br/>[[Shaker]]
-| family = [[Bonesaw]] (Creator)<br/>[[Mannequin]] (Original)<br/>[[Winter]] (Original)
+| family =
 | web serial = [[Sting 26.5]]
-}}'''Snowmann''' was one of five special hybrid clones created by [[Bonesaw]] for the [[Slaughterhouse 9000]]. It was a combination of [[Mannequin]] and [[Winter]].
+|relations=[[Bonesaw]] (Creator)<br/>[[Mannequin]] (Original)<br/>[[Winter]] (Original)}}'''Snowmann''' was one of five special hybrid clones created by [[Bonesaw]] for the [[The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand|Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand]]. They are a combination of [[Mannequin]] and [[Winter]].
+== Personality ==
+Snowmann exhibited similar behaviors to the original Mannequin, fast and deadly despite their increased size. They skipped around and dodged in battle, spun like a top using their blades, and even hurled their teammates into crowds to catch their opponents off guard.
 ==Appearance==
-Snowmann looked like a fatter version of the original Mannequin, at least three times larger.<ref name="Sting 26.5">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/27/sting-26-4/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.5]]</ref> It also wore the same white ceramic armor.
+Snowmann looked like a fatter version of the original Mannequin, and appeared to be three times larger.<ref name="Sting 26.5">No.  There was one more threat.  Tecton’s helmet caught it on camera as it loomed on a nearby building.  A Mannequin.<br><br>Only it was three times the usual size.  Fat. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/27/sting-26-4/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.5]]</ref> They wore the same white ceramic armor as the original, but wielded crude axe blades extending from their wrists, elbows, and palms.
 ==Abilities and Powers==
-Like the original Mannequin, Snowmann was a [[Tinker ]] specializing in sustaining life. Unlike the original, Snowmann worked almost exclusively with ice to augment its technology, the result of Winter's influence.
+Like the original Mannequin, Snowmann was a [[Tinker]] specializing in sustaining life. Unlike the original, Snowmann worked almost exclusively with ice to augment their technology, a result of Winter's influence. Snowmann also possessed a slightly weaker version of Winter's power, able to slow projectiles and slow down movement and reactions when in range.
-As well as its Tinker armor, Snowmann also possesses a slightly weaker version of Winter's power, able to slow projectiles and dull anyone's mind when in range.
-Snowmann is also quite strong, able to throw a [[Hatchet Face]] quite easily into a mass of heroes.
-== Equipment ==
+Snowmann's ceramic armor contains highly pressurized ice, causing ice to spew out upon being punctured, encasing and entrapping anything nearby. A similar design was used to surround an entire building during a previous [[Slaughterhouse Nine Hold Apartment Hostage|hostage situation]], and is almost certainly Snowmann's work.<ref name="Sting 26.3">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/sting-26-3/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.3]]</ref> Offensively, Snowmann utilizes heavier, uglier blades than the original Mannequin, more akin to axe blades than knives. It also has chains that it can use as a grappling hook to move around.
-Snowmann's ceramic armor contains highly pressurized ice, so if it were to be damaged by anything, ice would spew out, encasing and trapping the offending object. A similar design was used to surround a whole building<ref name="Sting 26.3">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/sting-26-3/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.3]]</ref> earlier in the story, and is almost certainly Snowmann's work.
-Snowmann utilizes heavier, uglier blades than the original Mannquin, more akin to axe blades than knives. It also has chains that it can use as a grappling hook to move around.
+Perhaps because of their suit, Snowmann is quite strong, able to throw a [[Hatchet Face]] quite easily into a mass of heroes.
 ==History==
-Snowmann took part in the [[Slaughterhouse 9000]] attack in Redfield, alongside several Hatchet Faces, [[Miasma]]s and [[Murder Rat]]s. Initially Winter's power was blocked by Hatchet Face, leaving only Snowmann's Tinker weapons, but it still managed to break [[Cuff|Cuff's]] shoulder socket through her armor while taking several bullets. After the Hatchet Face was killed, Snowmann managed to leverage Winter's power to slow down and injure [[Tecton]] severely.
+Snowmann took part in the Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand's attack in Redfield, alongside several Hatchet Faces, [[Miasma]]s, and [[Murder Rat]]s. Initially, Winter's power was blocked by Hatchet Face, leaving only Snowmann's tinkertech functional, but they still managed to break [[Cuff|Cuff's]] shoulder socket through her armor while taking several bullets. After the Hatchet Face was killed, Snowmann managed to leverage Winter's power to slow down oncoming projectiles and severely injure an encumbered [[Tecton]].
-[[Wanton]] managed to break away much of the ice that surrounded Snowmann, while Cuff fixed Tecton's armor. Both Cuff and Tecton worked together to launch a net made of spider silk and metal to trap Snowmann, allowing Chevalier to kill it using his sword.
+Utilizing his storm, [[Wanton]] managed to break away much of the ice that surrounded Snowmann while Cuff fixed Tecton's armor. Both Cuff and Tecton worked together to launch a net made of [[Taylor Hebert|Weaver]]'s spider silk and metal to trap Snowmann, allowing Chevalier to kill it using his sword.
-==Chapter Appearances==
+==Chapter Appearances ==
 {{Appearance/Snowmann Worm}}
-==Trivia==
+== Trivia==
-*It is unknown whether Snowmann is female or male, as its 'parents' were opposite genders and the parahuman itself was covered in armor. However, Snowmann's name suggests that it was male, and [[Weaver]] assumes so when seeing it for the first time.
+*Snowmann's gender is unknown, as their component capes are male and female. However, [[Weaver]] refers to Snowmann as male, likely due to their outward resemblance to Mannequin.
-**The typical enhancements of mannequin render this question moot however.
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