How did Olaf survive all summers?
In the movie Frozen we see Anna & Kristoff joking around with Olaf about a snowman's fate in summer. At the end of movie Queen Elsa provides Olaf with the means to survive summer.
How did he survive all the summers from the time he was made till he re-met Anna?
Did he exist throughout the time from when he was conceived, or did he appear in the plot after Elsa fled Arendell?
Best Answer
The living Olaf is made by Elsa while she's fleeing from Arendelle to North mountain (I think during the song, not sure). He has nothing to do with the regular snowman Olaf they made as kids. So there weren't any summers to survive.
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However, once revived, Elsa was able to resurrect Olaf from the pile of snow he had become.Why does Olaf like summer?
Olaf gives to the outdoors in Once Upon a Snowman, and he's rewarded in Olaf's Frozen Adventure. The concept of summer - or the concept of hope - is what motivates Olaf. Olaf's love for summer in the Frozen franchise serves as a practical way to connect with Disney's target demographic.Why does Olaf not have a cloud in frozen 2?
The filmmakers originally wanted "Unmeltable Me" to explain an important story point \u2013 why Olaf no longer needed the magical "flurry" cloud Elsa had created at the end of "Frozen" to keep the snowman from melting in warm weather.Is Olaf a living organism?
Olaf was just a pile of snow before used her magical powers to turn him alive. Now, he walks among everyone in the Kingdom of Arendelle with Elsa, , and . To stay alive, Olaf has his own cloud of flurry as he lives through Summer to see the Summer breeze.FROZEN | \
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Answer 2
There were no summers before he met Anna.
Olaf is created when Elsa sings "Let it go" as shown in the picture below.
After Elsa runs away, Anna immediately starts looking for her. Besides being her sister and caring for her, Anna also sees how Elsa's magic has frozen Arendelle in summer and believes that they need her to bring it back. From that point in time to the act of true love and Elsa actually thawing all the ice and snow only a few days pass.
Answer 3
Anna and Elsa created a (regular, non-magical, inanimate) snowman when they were children, and named it Olaf. However, after Elsa accidentally hurts Anna using her powers, she tries to hold back her powers and avoid Anna. Later, during a time of extreme stress, Elsa's powers got out of control, freezing Arrendele. Elsa sings the song "Let It Go", which has themes of previously trying to bottle things up, and how she's now letting go. During that song, she creates a snowman with the same appearance as the one she made with Anna as a child, before she withdrew from her relationship with Anna. The implication is she is letting herself revisit her early childhood with Anna. So the animate Olaf is based on the one she built years ago, but is not the "same" one, and did not survive through the intervening summers.
Anna recognizes the similarity, and takes it as a symbol of their previous closeness, and how it's possible to regain that closeness. Elsa creating a snowman that was clearly inspired by the one they made together shows that there's a part of her that longs for that closeness, and Anna appeals to that.
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