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| role = Gives Yuki-onna Effect [[File:Yuki-onna_Egg.png|30px]] | | role = Gives Yuki-onna Effect [[File:Yuki-onna_Egg.png|30px]] | ||
| size = Small [[File:Yuki-onna.gif]] | | size = Small [[File:Yuki-onna.gif]] | ||
| effect reaction = • [[Effects#Cat|Cat]]: Drawn towards Madotsuki<br> | | effect reaction = | ||
• [[Effects#Cat|Cat]]: Drawn towards Madotsuki<br> | |||
• [[Effects#Stoplight|Stoplight]]: Freezes<br> | • [[Effects#Stoplight|Stoplight]]: Freezes<br> | ||
• [[Effects#Knife|Knife]]: Screams and disappears | • [[Effects#Knife|Knife]]: Screams and disappears | ||
| notes = | | notes = | ||
}}The '''Yuki-onna''' is an [[List of Characters#Effect NPCs|Effect NPC]] found in [[Snow World]]. Named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuki-onna Snow Woman] of Japanese folklore, she bears a blank white face, long blue hair, and a pale blue kimono. She spawns somewhat close to an igloo, northwest of the [[Snow World]]'s door. | }} | ||
The '''Yuki-onna''' is an [[List of Characters#Effect NPCs|Effect NPC]] found in [[Snow World]]. Named after the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuki-onna Snow Woman] of Japanese folklore, she bears a blank white face, long blue hair, and a pale blue kimono. She spawns somewhat close to an igloo, northwest of the [[Snow World]]'s door. | |||
==Interaction== | ==Interaction== | ||
Revision as of 22:47, 22 June 2022
The Yuki-onna is an Effect NPC found in Snow World. Named after the Snow Woman of Japanese folklore, she bears a blank white face, long blue hair, and a pale blue kimono. She spawns somewhat close to an igloo, northwest of the Snow World's door.
Interaction
Interacting with her for the first time gives you the Yuki-onna effect. Otherwise, she will normally walk away from Madotsuki, with the exception of the standard reaction to the Cat, Knife, and Stoplight effects.
Trivia
- She looks exactly the same as Madotsuki does while using the effect, but smaller.
- Her name in the English version is "Snow Woman". The same name is given to the Yuki-onna effect.