Snowflake Snack

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"Snowflake Snack" is a non-canon animated LEGO short that aired online on November 5, 2020 as part of the LEGO STAR WARS: Celebrate the Season webseries. It follows the foundling Grogu and the Mandalorian Din Djarin enjoying the snow.

Official description[edit | edit source]

The Child awakens inside the Razor Crest and sneaks past the sleeping Mandalorian to get a taste of his first snowfall.^[1]

Plot summary[edit | edit source]

Grogu awakes inside the Razor Crest gunship. He looks around and prods his guardian, the Mandalorian Din Djarin. Seeing that Djarin is asleep, he sneaks to the back of the Razor Crest and uses the Force to open the back door. When he gets outside, he is amazed by the falling of the snow, and he frolics around in it, attempting to catch a snowflake, which he successfully does. He then uses the Force to gather a large amount of the snow, and he cobbles it together to form a snowball. However, he mistakenly drops the snowball on himself, leaving only his ears protruding through the snow.^[1]

At this point, Djarin awakes back in the Razor Crest, and realizes with alarm that Grogu is no longer in the gunship. He glances around, and he realizes that the back door is open. He races outside and lifts Grogu from the snow, who smiles with delight. Djarin gives a small snowball to Grogu, and carries him back into the Razor Crest. Unbeknownst to Djarin, Grogu uses the Force to lift the large snowball he had created earlier back into the ship. The two then take off from the planet.^[1]

Continuity[edit | edit source]

The Disney.com listing of "Snowflake Snack" misspells Razor Crest as "Razorcrest."^[3]

Reception[edit | edit source]

Mia Johnson of the FanSided website Dork Side of the Force called the short "cute," and her favorite of the holiday-themed LEGO shorts.^[4] It garnered the most views of any video in the LEGO STAR WARS: Celebrate the Season webseries, with over four million on the LEGO YouTube channel^[5] and over two million on the Star Wars Kids channel.^[1]