Headless Snowman
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The Headless Snowman is a minor snowman (and therefore possible Mr. Blizzard or Dr. Freezegood) character who appears on Cool Cool Mountain of Super Mario 64 and Super Mario 64 DS. He resides on a pedestal around the halfway mark of the mountain.
Despite his name, the Headless Snowman has never been seen to be decapitated, although his body once melted away during the events of Super Mario 64 (the stage Snowman's Lost His Head, to be exact). Thankfully, Mario was searching for Power Stars on the mountain at the time and assisted the snowman (who was afraid of any nearby headhunters) by rolling down a huge snowball fit to be the Headless Snowman's new body. The happy snowman gratefully awarded our hero with just the thing he was looking for: a Power Star.
The Headless Snowman reappears in Super Mario 64 DS remake of the old game. He also appears in a mini-game Snowball Slalom. He also appears in a mini-game in New Super Mario Bros.
Although the Headless Snowman was an extremely minor character in his two appearances, he got some publicity in the form of a Nintendo Power joke published around the time of the main circulation of the "L is Real 2401" Super Mario 64 rumors. In a certain issue of Nintendo Power, a Luigi 64 article is present where Nintendo states that angry Luigi fans had been campaigning to have the green-clad plumber in his very own game, and their apparent response was to create a hoax upcoming game known as Headless Snowman 64. This game was apparently to be made to satisfy lovers of the second bananas by featuring a rediculous cast of obscure characters from Samus Aran to "random audience members from Super Punch-Out!!" to the Headless Snowman himself. Humorously, this never-made game wasn't going to feature Luigi.
