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{{youmay|D.W.'s snowball|[[Bally]], Bud's snowball}}[[File:1x22a.png|thumb|298px|D.W. checking on her snowball in the freezer.]]
 
The '''snowball''' is an item owned by [[D.W. Read|D.W.]] Its origins are seen during a flashback in "[[D.W.'s Snow Mystery]]" (which is later shown to take place during the "[[The Blizzard]]").
[[File:1x22a.png|thumb|298px|D.W. checking on the snowball in the freezer.]]
 
The '''snowball''' is an item owned by [[D.W.]] Its origins are seen during a flashback in "[[D.W.'s Snow Mystery]]" (which is later shown to take place during the "[[The Blizzard]]").
 
   
After the [[The Blizzard|blizzard]], D.W. and her family play outside in the snow. D.W. described it as the "best day ever", so she decided that she needed something to remember it by. [[Mrs. Read]] places the snowball on a plate and puts it in the freezer. D.W. is very attached to the snowball and cares for it through the summer, but then all of a sudden the snowball disappears. She constantly accuses her brother [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] as the snowball thief, especially whenever D.W. (or, in one instance, [[Francine]]) needs an excuse to make Arthur look bad or try to force a confession from him; he maintains that he has no idea what happened to it.
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After the blizzard in "The Blizzard," D.W. and her family play outside in the snow. D.W. describes it as the "best day ever", so she decides that she needs something to remember it by. [[Jane Read|Mrs. Read]] places the snowball on a plate and puts it in the freezer. D.W. is very attached to the snowball and cares for it through the summer, but then all of a sudden the snowball disappears. She frequently accuses her brother [[Arthur Read|Arthur]] as the snowball thief, especially whenever D.W. (or, in one instance, [[Francine Frensky|Francine]]) needs an excuse to make Arthur look bad or try to force a confession from him; he maintains that he has no idea what happened to it.
   
Nobody actually knows what happened to the snowball. There have been several theories as to its disappearance, but it has been strongly indicated on at least two instances that it was in fact stolen by [[aliens]] (whether this is a merely a throwaway joke or not is unclear). At the end of "D.W.'s Snow Mystery", aliens are in their spaceship sampling the snowball (thinking that it's human food), and one of them says, "I told you they would never figure it out". At the end of "[[Return of the Snowball]]", two completely different aliens, both adolescents are indicated to have stolen the snowball much to the dismay of their father. These two completely different depictions of this alleged explanation may be further indication that the alien explanation is in fact a joke, further deepening the mystery behind the snowball's disappearance.
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Nobody actually knows what happened to the snowball. There have been several theories as to its disappearance, but it has been strongly indicated on at least two instances that it was in fact stolen by [[aliens]] (whether this is a merely a throwaway joke or not is unclear). At the end of "D.W.'s Snow Mystery," aliens are in their spaceship sampling the snowball (thinking that it's human food), and one of them says, "I told you they would never figure it out". At the end of "[[Return of the Snowball]]," two completely different aliens, both adolescents, are indicated to have stolen the snowball, much to the dismay of their father. These two completely different depictions of this alleged explanation may be further indication that the alien explanation is in fact a joke, further deepening the mystery behind the snowball's disappearance.
   
Furthermore, in "[[Through the Looking Glasses]]", Arthur throws away a snowball-shaped object into a trash can, which D.W. proceeds to take out and look at. It is unknown if this is her snowball, or if it is another fabrication of Arthur's intended to end D.W.'s constant nagging.
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Furthermore, in "[[Through the Looking Glasses]]," Arthur throws away a snowball-shaped object into a trash can, which D.W. proceeds to take out and look at. It is unknown if this is her snowball, or if it is another fabrication of Arthur's intended to end D.W.'s frequent nagging.
   
== Appearances ==
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==Appearances==
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==={{Arthur}}===
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*[[Season 1]]
 
**122a. "[[D.W.'s Snow Mystery]]"
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*[[Season 2]]
 
**206b. "[[Play it Again, D.W.]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 3]]
 
**302b. "[[I'd Rather Read It Myself]]" {{C|mentioned}}
 
**305b. "[[Revenge of the Chip]]" {{C|mentioned}}
 
**308b. "[[Buster's Growing Grudge]]" {{C|mentioned}}
 
**312b. "[[Clarissa is Cracked]]" {{C|mentioned}}
 
**313a. "[[Arthur's Dummy Disaster]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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**314b. "[[D.W.'s Perfect Wish]]" {{C|mentioned in flashback}}
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*[[Season 4]]
 
**405a. "[[The Blizzard]]"
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**408b. "[[Prunella's Prediction]]" {{C|sort of mentioned}}
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*[[Season 5]]
 
**506b. "[[Francine Goes to War]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 6]]
 
**606b. "[[D.W.'s Backpack Mishap]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 7]]
 
**704a. "[[To Tibble the Truth]]" {{C|mentioned}}
 
**709b. "[[Return of the Snowball]]"
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*[[Season 9]]
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**908b. "[[Emily Swallows a Horse]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 12]]
 
**1208a. "[[The Blackout]]" {{C|indirectly mentioned}}
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*[[Season 13]]
 
**1306b. "[[D.W. Swims with the Fishes]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 14]]
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**1409a. "[[D.W., Queen of the Comeback]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 15]]
 
**1509b. "[[Through the Looking Glasses]]"
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*[[Season 16]]
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**1605a. "[[Night of the Tibble]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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**1610b. "[[The Best Day Ever]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 17]]
 
**1706b. "[[Waiting for Snow]]" {{C|mentioned}}
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*[[Season 20]]
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**2002b. "[[Cereal]]" {{C|mentioned}}
   
=== ''Arthur'' ===
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===Specials===
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*"[[D.W. and the Beastly Birthday]]" {{C|mentioned}}
* [[D.W.'s Snow Mystery]]
 
   
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===Online games===
* [[Play it Again, D.W.]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
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*[[Moonlight Mazes]] {{C|mentioned}}
   
 
==Trivia ==
* [[I'd Rather Read It Myself]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
 
*D.W.'s accusation that Arthur stole her snowball became a prominent running gag throughout the series.
* [[Arthur's Dummy Disaster ]]{{C|mentioned}}
 
 
*Arthur claims that all the days when D.W. mentions the snowball are collectively his "second worst day ever."<ref>"[[The Best Day Ever]]"</ref>
 
*The ''[[And Now a Word from Us Kids|And Now A Word From Us Kids]]'' segment after "D.W.'s Snow Mystery" shows kids explaining their theories as to what happened to the snowball.
   
 
==Gallery==
* [[The Blizzard]]
 
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<gallery position="center" spacing="small">
 
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TheSnowball.png|The snowball
* [[Francine Goes to War]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
* [[D.W.'s Backpack Mishap]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
 
* [[Return of the Snowball]]
 
* [[To Tibble the Truth]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
 
* [[The Blackout]] {{C|indirectly mentioned}}
 
 
* [[D.W., Queen of the Comeback]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
 
* [[Through the Looking Glasses]]
 
 
* [[The Best Day Ever]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
* [[Waiting for Snow]]
 
 
* [[Cereal]] {{C|mentioned}}
 
 
=== Specials ===
 
* ''[[D.W. and the Beastly Birthday]]'' {{C|mentioned}}
 
 
== Trivia ==
 
* D.W.'s accusation that Arthur stole her snowball became a prominent running gag throughout the series.
 
 
* Arthur claims that all the days when D.W. mentions the snowball are collectively his "second worst day ever".<ref>"[[The Best Day Ever]]"</ref>
 
* The ''[[And Now a Word from Us Kids|And Now A Word From Us Kids]]'' segment after "D.W.'s Snow Mystery" shows kids explaining their theories as to what happened to the snowball.
 
 
== Gallery ==
 
<gallery>
 
 
Return of the Snowball.png|Arthur's snow-cone snowball.
 
Return of the Snowball.png|Arthur's snow-cone snowball.
Snowball character.png|D.W.'s imagined snowball character in "[[Return of the Snowball]]".
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Snowball character.png|D.W.'s imagined snowball character in "Return of the Snowball."
Possiblesnowball.png|Possible snowball appearance in "[[Through the Looking Glasses]]".
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Possiblesnowball.png|Possible snowball appearance in "Through the Looking Glasses."
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
== References ==
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==References==
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Revision as of 19:42, 9 May 2020

This article is about D.W.'s snowball. You may be looking for Bally, Bud's snowball.
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D.W. checking on her snowball in the freezer.

The snowball is an item owned by D.W. Its origins are seen during a flashback in "D.W.'s Snow Mystery" (which is later shown to take place during the "The Blizzard").

After the blizzard in "The Blizzard," D.W. and her family play outside in the snow. D.W. describes it as the "best day ever", so she decides that she needs something to remember it by. Mrs. Read places the snowball on a plate and puts it in the freezer. D.W. is very attached to the snowball and cares for it through the summer, but then all of a sudden the snowball disappears. She frequently accuses her brother Arthur as the snowball thief, especially whenever D.W. (or, in one instance, Francine) needs an excuse to make Arthur look bad or try to force a confession from him; he maintains that he has no idea what happened to it.

Nobody actually knows what happened to the snowball. There have been several theories as to its disappearance, but it has been strongly indicated on at least two instances that it was in fact stolen by aliens (whether this is a merely a throwaway joke or not is unclear). At the end of "D.W.'s Snow Mystery," aliens are in their spaceship sampling the snowball (thinking that it's human food), and one of them says, "I told you they would never figure it out". At the end of "Return of the Snowball," two completely different aliens, both adolescents, are indicated to have stolen the snowball, much to the dismay of their father. These two completely different depictions of this alleged explanation may be further indication that the alien explanation is in fact a joke, further deepening the mystery behind the snowball's disappearance.

Furthermore, in "Through the Looking Glasses," Arthur throws away a snowball-shaped object into a trash can, which D.W. proceeds to take out and look at. It is unknown if this is her snowball, or if it is another fabrication of Arthur's intended to end D.W.'s frequent nagging.

Appearances

Arthur

Specials

Online games

Trivia

  • D.W.'s accusation that Arthur stole her snowball became a prominent running gag throughout the series.
  • Arthur claims that all the days when D.W. mentions the snowball are collectively his "second worst day ever."[1]
  • The And Now A Word From Us Kids segment after "D.W.'s Snow Mystery" shows kids explaining their theories as to what happened to the snowball.

Gallery

References