This is all the information we have on Snow Boy in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Here you will learn who he is, how to make him, and what DIY Recipes he gives you. Snow Boy is a recurring character to the series, and he can be made during the winter months while there is snow on the ground.
Who Is Snow Boy?
Snow Boy is a Snowman you can create by pushing two large snowballs together. His primary purpose is to give you DIY Recipes and Large Snowflakes, he has to be “perfect” before he will do that.
How To Make Snow Boy In Animal Crossing New Horizons
You can only make Snow Boy during the Winter months, below is a graph telling you what months he appears in, both hemispheres included.
North Hemisphere | Mid December |
Southern Hemisphere | Mid June |
To make a Snow Boy, you need two Snowballs of specific sizes; only two Snowballs appear on your Island daily, so be sure to get it right. (Snowballs only appear when your Island is cover with snow.) The body needs to be the maximum size, and you will know this when your character slows down while pushing it, the head needs to be a bit smaller. You will know you did it right (or wrong) because Snow Boy will tell you, and complain.
Note: Be careful; if you run your Snowballs into a Tree or onto the Sand, you will destroy them and will have to wait until tomorrow for new Snowballs to spawn.
Winter Seasonal DIY Recipes
Below is a list of the Seasonal DIY Recipes Snow Boy will give you, these recipes almost always require a Large Snowflake, which you can obtain from a “Perfect” Snow Boy every day. This list also includes the Winter Seasonal Recipes that are not given to you by Snow Boy.
List Of AccessoriesIce Wand | |
Snowflake Umbrella | |
Snowflake Pochette | |
Snowperson Head |
Frozen Partition | |
Frozen Arch | |
Frozen Pillar | |
Frozen Sculpture | |
Frozen Tree | |
Frozen Table | |
Frozen Counter | |
Frozen Chair | |
Frozen Bed | |
Frozen Treat Set | |
Illuminated Snowflakes | |
Snowflake Wreath | |
Three Tiered Snowperson |
Ski Slope Wall | |
Iceberg Wall | |
Ice Wall | |
Ski Slope Flooring | |
Iceberg Flooring | |
Ice Flooring |
This list may be incomplete and will be updated as soon as we confirm more information.