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The '''Snowager''' is a giant ice worm who lives in the [[Ice Caves]]. Cold as ice and extremely mean, the Snowager is renowned for its frosty breath. It keeps a large treasure pile in his cave, which he always sleeps upon. | The '''Snowager''' is a giant ice worm who lives in the [[Ice Caves]]. Cold as ice and extremely mean, the Snowager is renowned for its frosty breath. It keeps a large treasure pile in his cave, which he always sleeps upon. | ||
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There are similarities in both the visual representation (their snake-like appearance, their colouring and markings), their habitats, and their habits (they both have a tendency towards [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=6&id=25 hoarding objects]) between '''The Snowager''' and the [[Snowickle]]. It is possible, and indeed likely, that there is a relationship between the two left intentionally by the artists. If a relationship exists, it is thought to be similar to the [[Turmaculus]]-[[Turmac]] relationship (the former being an overgrown or matured form of the latter). Certainly the Snowickle seems to have been designed to appear similar to the Snowager, but this connection is not official. | There are similarities in both the visual representation (their snake-like appearance, their colouring and markings), their habitats, and their habits (they both have a tendency towards [http://www.neopets.com/tcg/displayCard.phtml?edid=6&id=25 hoarding objects]) between '''The Snowager''' and the [[Snowickle]]. It is possible, and indeed likely, that there is a relationship between the two left intentionally by the artists. If a relationship exists, it is thought to be similar to the [[Turmaculus]]-[[Turmac]] relationship (the former being an overgrown or matured form of the latter). Certainly the Snowickle seems to have been designed to appear similar to the Snowager, but this connection is not official. | ||
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===NeoQuest II=== | ===NeoQuest II=== | ||
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The Snowager is an NPC in NeoQuest II, and contrary to his terrorsome roll in the Ice Caves, in the simulation he keeps order in [[Terror Mountain]]'s roads of avalanches, which are actually the ship's data routes. He is imprisoned by [[Scuzzy]] and it is the job of Rohane and his party to defeat [[Scuzzy]] and free the Snowager. After Scuzzy is defeated the Snowager is free and reveals himself as a sentient program in charge of maintaining the ship's computers, but that a virus has been installed and now has control of the ship's computers. | The Snowager is an NPC in NeoQuest II, and contrary to his terrorsome roll in the Ice Caves, in the simulation he keeps order in [[Terror Mountain]]'s roads of avalanches, which are actually the ship's data routes. He is imprisoned by [[Scuzzy]] and it is the job of Rohane and his party to defeat [[Scuzzy]] and free the Snowager. After Scuzzy is defeated the Snowager is free and reveals himself as a sentient program in charge of maintaining the ship's computers, but that a virus has been installed and now has control of the ship's computers. | ||
Revision as of 00:11, 3 December 2007
The Snowager is a giant ice worm who lives in the Ice Caves. Cold as ice and extremely mean, the Snowager is renowned for its frosty breath. It keeps a large treasure pile in his cave, which he always sleeps upon.
There are similarities in both the visual representation (their snake-like appearance, their colouring and markings), their habitats, and their habits (they both have a tendency towards hoarding objects) between The Snowager and the Snowickle. It is possible, and indeed likely, that there is a relationship between the two left intentionally by the artists. If a relationship exists, it is thought to be similar to the Turmaculus-Turmac relationship (the former being an overgrown or matured form of the latter). Certainly the Snowickle seems to have been designed to appear similar to the Snowager, but this connection is not official.
Plot summaries
NeoQuest II
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- Main article: NeoQuest II
The Snowager is an NPC in NeoQuest II, and contrary to his terrorsome roll in the Ice Caves, in the simulation he keeps order in Terror Mountain's roads of avalanches, which are actually the ship's data routes. He is imprisoned by Scuzzy and it is the job of Rohane and his party to defeat Scuzzy and free the Snowager. After Scuzzy is defeated the Snowager is free and reveals himself as a sentient program in charge of maintaining the ship's computers, but that a virus has been installed and now has control of the ship's computers.
Battledome
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...to be added...
Quotes
During Fight...
- Fool, why do you want to fight again?! You haven't beaten me yet! Aww did the little NeoPet get hurt...
After Loss...
- (unknown) (random During Fight quote)
After Win...
- Maybe next time you will beat me!!! (random During Fight quote)
Frozen
- (unknown) (random During Fight quote)
Lose
- (unknown)
Win
- (unknown)
Snowager's Cave
The Snowager sleeps between 6-7 AM, 2-3 PM, and 10-11 PM, Neopia Standard Time. During these times, it is possible to sneak in and grab a prize from the pile of treasure he rests on. Prizes range from Neggs to medicine to plushies. The Snowager can also wake up and deal damage to your pet, or even to all of them. Being blasted by the Snowager will reduce your pet's HP to zero. *disputed, see the Talk page* Being blasted by the Snowager may also earn you an avatar.
Trivia
- ...to be added...
External Links
- The Snowager
- Neopedia: The Snowager, Simon and the Snowager
- NeoDeck: The Snowager
- Neopets TCG: Snowickle, Snowager Ice Lolly, Snowager Scale, The Snowager
- Caption Competition: #140, #277, #345, #348, #399, #499, #751
- Help File: Does the Snowager ever sleep?
- Editorial: 39, 72, 73, 80, 82, 90, 93, 94, 110, 148, 237, 238, 244, 249, 257, 263, 266, 268