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|caption =Snowman's child in Half Human | |caption =Snowman's child in Half Human | ||
|name =Snowman's child | |name =Snowman's child | ||
|subtitle =Beast Man{{Nihongo|獣人| | |subtitle =Beast Man{{Nihongo|獣人|Jūjin}}<ref name="TSEAMEncyclopedia">{{cite book|title=[[Toho Special Effects All Monster Encyclopedia]]|date=23 July 2014|publisher=[[Shogakukan]]|page=13|isbn=4-096-82090-3}}</ref> | ||
|species =Juvenile yeti | |species =Juvenile [[yeti]] | ||
|allies =[[Snowman]] | |allies =[[Snowman]] | ||
|relationships =[[Snowman]] (father) | |relationships =[[Snowman]] (father) | ||
|firstappearance =''[[Half Human]]'' | |firstappearance =''[[Half Human]]'' | ||
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'''Snowman's child''' {{Nihongo|雪男の子ども|Yuki Otoko no kodomo}} | The '''Snowman's child''' {{Nihongo|雪男の子ども|Yuki Otoko no kodomo}} is a young [[yeti]] [[kaijin]] that appeared in the [[1955]] [[Toho]] [[:Category:Films|film]] ''[[Half Human]]''. | ||
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The Snowman's child (雪男の子ども Yuki Otoko no kodomo) is a young yeti kaijin that appeared in the 1955 Toho film Half Human.
Design
TBA
History
Showa era
Half Human
TBA
Gallery
- Main article: Snowman's child/Gallery.
References
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