Mr. Frosty

“	Enter the ice beast! Stamp out this nuisance before he freezes up the Grasslands!”
	— Quest Description • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

Mr. Frosty (mistranslated as Mr. Flosty in Kirby & The Amazing Mirror) is a mid-boss in many Kirby games. He made his debut in Kirby's Adventure.

Inhaling him grants Kirby either the Ice or Freeze Copy Ability, depending on the game. Being a creature of ice, abilities with the fire element do more damage in battle and can defeat him more quickly.

Physical Appearance

Mr. Frosty resembles a tuskless humanoid walrus with light blue cheeks, dark blue overalls, an exposed buttocks, blue feet and white fur. He has small fangs in his mouth, though these are only shown in Kirby's Toy Box.^[1]

Games

Kirby's Adventure and Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land

Kirby's Adventure marked Mr. Frosty's first appearance.

Mr. Frosty uses two attacks: charging at Kirby, and preparing and tossing a block of ice at him. In Orange Ocean, there is a room where two Mr. Frostys are fought. In this game, Kirby gets the Freeze ability from Mr. Frosty.

Mr. Frosty appears in the Ice Cream Island Arena, using a green alternate palette and green ice blocks.

Kirby's Pinball Land

In this game, Mr. Frosty resides in Poppy Brothers' Land. He stands in the middle of the screen on the bottom stage, with the name 'FROSTY' written below him. He poses no threat to Kirby, but instead helps the hero. Each time Kirby hits him, a letter of his name will light up; once his full name his lit up, Kirby can bound into his arms. As Mr. Frosty swings him around, the player can launch in the direction Mr. Frosty is facing by pressing A. This serves as a helpful way to get onto the middle stage.

Every time Kirby hits him, his overalls fall down, exposing his navel. He quickly pulls them back up after being hit.

Kirby's Dream Land 2

Mr. Frosty appears in this game similarly as he had in in Kirby's Adventure, except that when inhaled, Kirby is granted the Ice ability instead of the Freeze ability due to the replacement of Freeze with Ice in this game.

Kirby's Block Ball

Mr. Frosty serves as the boss of Mr. Frosty's stage. A Mini Mr. Frosty walks up and down in the upper-middle portion of the Target Shooting Area; hitting him four times causes him to flee and a Warp Star to descend from the ceiling. Touching it takes Kirby to the boss.

During the boss fight, Mr. Frosty stands in the center of the area with three platforms around him. If Kirby hits him, the boss grabs him, spins him around, and tosses him a different direction. After a few seconds pass, Mr. Frosty rolls back and forth, shrinking the side paddles if he hits them. When he is rolling, he becomes vulnerable. Like all normal bosses in the game, Mr. Frosty has 12 HP.

Kirby Super Star and Kirby Super Star Ultra

Mr. Frosty reappears with the same tactics as he had in Kirby's Dream Land 2, with one exception: he gains the ability to grab Kirby, stuff him into his mouth, and spit him out, dealing damage. He still gives Ice when inhaled. In this game, however, Mr. Frosty is more spontaneous in his movements, making him slightly harder to defeat. Mr. Frosty has 100 hit points, making him one of the weaker mid-bosses. For the first time in the series, he is weak to Fire-based attacks.

Kirby's Air Ride (N64)

	This section is about an unreleased or cancelled game

Air ride1 Frosty — Mr. Frosty in the ill-fated *Kirby's Air Ride*

Mr. Frosty was slated to appear in Kirby's Air Ride before the game's cancellation. He does not appear in the GameCube version.

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

Mr. Frosty is still mostly the same as he was in Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land. This time however, he will sometimes throw a huge block of ice that can only be inhaled with a Super Inhale. Also, Mr. Frosty retains his swallow-and-spit technique from Kirby Super Star. Mr. Frosty still gives Ice when inhaled.

Kirby: Squeak Squad

Mr. Frosty's tactics and appearance have not changed since Kirby & The Amazing Mirror.

Kirby Mass Attack

Mr. Frosty does not appear in the main game. However, he appears in the sub-game Kirby Quest, in rounds 26 and 38. He is accompanied by two Oohroos and two Fuu fuus, respectively. He has the same sprites and attacks as in Kirby Super Star Ultra, with a slight change in color.

Kirby: Triple Deluxe

Mr. Frosty again appears as a mid-boss in this game. While he uses some of the same old attacks, he has new techniques such as one resembling the Ice Sprinkle attack. He is again weak to fire-based attacks.

Kirby: Planet Robobot

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Mr. Frosty makes an appearance in the Team Kirby Clash sub-game, where he acts as the boss of the second quest. He retains his moveset from Kirby: Triple Deluxe.

Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

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Mr. Frosty is first fought in the Grasslands. He is in the normal boss category and must be defeated before the player can access Kracko. He uses his attacks from Team Kirby Clash.

Mr. Frosty is next fought in the Ruins after being unlocked for 20 Gem Apples. Here he is in the Tough boss category, and must be defeated before the player can access Pyribbit in the Volcano. He is challenged for the last time in the Dunes after Pyribbit is defeated. Here he is in the Tougher boss category. In both of these quests, Mr. Frosty gains new moves, such as the Icy Tackle.

Kirby Star Allies

Mr. Frosty appears as a mid-boss in this game. If a Friend Heart is thrown at a defeated Frosty, he will turn into Chilly as a friend.

Mr. Frosty appears in the game's boss rush mode, The Ultimate Choice, as a part of Mid-Boss All-Stars #1. He appears in six levels of difficulty (Sweet Breeze, Spicy Adventure, Sizzling Threat, Fiery Showdown, Infernal Crisis and Soul Melter, with Twin Frosty appearing in the latter three).

Attacks

Mr. Frosty has five attacks normally. He can charge forward, which will end in a Face Slide, which produces a star behind him. Instead of making an ice cube, Mr. Frosty can instead make a snowball, which bounces on the ground, making low arcs. In addition to this, he can use two snowballs to create a snowman, which bounces with higher arcs. Mr. Frosty can perform a bellyflop, landing in the middle of the arena, producing a star on each side of him. He can also perform a triple jump, with the third jump ending in a bellyflop, also producing two stars; both bellyflop moves will flatten the player. In-between attacks, he will hop to the opposite corner of the arena. His attack pattern is as follows:

Charge
Snowball

After performing the initial charge and snowball attacks, the attack pattern follows the below moves, looping upon reaching the end.

Charge
Bellyflop
Snowman
Charge
Triple jump
Snowman
Charge
Bellyflop
Snowball
Charge
Triple jump
Snowman
Charge
Bellyflop
Snowman
Charge
Triple jump
Snowball

After reaching half health, Mr. Frosty gains a few new attacks. In addition to his charge attack, he can now perform a modified version it, in which he will swallow any player he comes in contact with, forcing them to press the shown direction on the control stick to escape, leaving him dazed; this move is otherwise unchanged. He can also throw three or four snowball in succession, in addition to three snowballs and a snowman. His new attack pattern is as follows, which loops upon reaching the end:

Swallow
Four snowballs
Charge
Swallow
Three snowballs and snowman
Triple jump
Swallow
Snowball
Bellyflop
Swallow
Three snowballs
Charge
Swallow
Three snowballs and snowman
Triple jump
Swallow
Snowball
Bellyflop
Swallow
Three snowballs
Charge
Swallow
Three snowballs and snowman
Triple jump
Swallow
Snowball
Bellyflop

In Far-Flung - Starlight Heroes, a more powerful black and white variant of Mr. Frosty exists, having more health and attacks than the original. His triple jump and bellyflop attacks produce an ice crystal in front of him upon landing. His snowballs travel straight instead of bouncing on the ground, and his snowman is larger. During his charge attack, he will turn around after reaching the end of the arena and then charge back the other way; his swallow version of this is unchanged compared to his normal counterpart. His attack pattern is as follows, which loops upon reaching the end:

Triple jump
Snowball
Charge
Bellyflop
Four snowballs
Swallow
Triple jump
Snowball
Charge
Bellyflop
Giant snowman
Swallow

After reaching half health, Mr. Frosty gains more new attacks. He now performs a triple bellyflop instead of a regular one or the triple jump; the ice crystal appears on the third bellyflop. When performing his charge move, he can now turn around twice instead of once. His new attack pattern is as follows, which loops upon reaching the end:

Triple bellyflop
Giant snowman
Charge
Triple bellyflop
Giant snowman
Swallow
Triple bellyflop
Four snowballs
Charge
Triple bellyflop
Giant snowman
Swallow
Triple bellyflop
Giant snowman
Charge
Triple bellyflop
Four snowballs
Swallow

In Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

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Mr. Frosty also has a small cameo appearance in the anime episode Cowardly Creature.

When Phan Phan escapes, N.M.E. Sales Guy turns to Dedede to help return him. Dedede is angry at him, and tells him that he should be ashamed for letting him escape. However, N.M.E. Sales Guy says that he was not in his care at the time. He goes on to explain that he was at the "Monster Training School." Mr. Frosty is one of the few monsters to be shown in the training school. He, along with Yaban, is a member of the Flower Class, which is the weakest of the whole school, which is ironic seeing that he's the only mid-boss in the whole school (excluding Jukid, who only appears in only two games, who is also only one level above Mr. Frosty). He is shown riding precariously on top of a unicycle.

It is not known what becomes of him after Nightmare is destroyed, neither is it known if he even finishes training school and becomes a full-fledged monster by the end of the series.

In the Super Smash Bros. series

Mr. Frosty appears as a novice-class support spirit in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. When applied to a fighter, the fighter will be equipped with a Freezie.

Related Quotes

“	Each time the pinball hits Mr. Frosty, one of the letters in the word "FROSTY" lights up. When the word has been completely illuminated, Mr. Frosty can catch Kirby and start to spin. Using the A Button, stop Mr. Frosty's spin and shoot Kirby in the desired direction.”
	— Kirby's Pinball Land instruction manual

“	Tame the wild Ice Beast who stalks the moonlit lake!”
	— Team Kirby Clash Quest description • Kirby: Planet Robobot

“	The very ground quakes as the ice beast rampages—this time in the Ruins!”
	— Quest Description (Tough) • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

“	The cold and dazzling silver sands look like a blizzard... Watch out for his Icy Tackle!”
	— Quest Description (Tougher) • Team Kirby Clash Deluxe

“	This headgear has the cutest eyes. Great for looking innocent.”
	— Headgear description • Kirby Battle Royale

Trivia

Although Mr. Frosty had no physical appearances in Kirby: Canvas Curse, he made a small cameo in one of the paintings painted by Paint Roller in the sub-game Paint Panic.
Mr. Frosty's earlier sprites bear some resemblance to Roly-Poly but no evidence supports any form of relationship between the two.
Mr. Frosty is one of the few characters in the Kirby series who is confirmed to have a navel, the others are Storo and Tortletummy.
In Kirby Battle Royale, one of Ice's alternative headgear resembles Mr. Frosty's face.
Mr. Frosty is the only mid-boss in Kirby Star Allies who is not a Friend, as throwing a Friend Heart at him when defeated will turn him into Chilly.
Mr. Frosty's name might be a referance to the movie Frosty the Snowman.