A Snow White Christmas

Snow White and King Charming host a Christmas Eve winter sports festival in Noel, inviting the kingdom to celebrate the season. Grunyon, a bumbling dwarf and friend of Snow White, participates in the games and adds comic warmth to the event. The festival reinforces the royal family's renewed rule and hopeful mood.

Princess Snow White expresses a Christmas wish to build a playhouse for all the children and to remodel the long-deserted castle on the mountaintop near the old Wicked Queen's castle. Her mother supports the idea, hoping it will become a joyful community center. Planning begins to transform the ruins into a new home for the children.

Unknown to all, the Wicked Queen had been standing frozen near her abandoned castle. A large block of ice melts, freeing her from the ice prison and allowing her to move again. She advances toward reclaiming power and vengeance.

The Queen returns to her castle and discovers that the Magic Mirror is still in place. The Mirror reveals that two Snow Whites are now more beautiful than her, fueling her fury and hatred. She vows to crush them and seize back her throne.

In a rage, the Queen conjures a magical ice storm that freezes the entire kingdom, threatening to erase Snow White’s world. The second Snow White is narrowly spared from the freezing blast, while the first Snow White and her family brace for danger. The storm isolates the castle and forces the royal family to act quickly.

Snow White is urged by her mother to find the Seven Dwarfs at once before her parents are turned into ice statues. Grunyon, spared from the freeze, volunteers to guide her into the forest and toward safety. Their journey begins with the intent of gathering allies.

In the Warm Valley, Snow White and Grunyon stumble into a giant garden and meet two giants, Finicky and Corny, who almost squash them. They are joined by five other giants—Thinker, Hicker, Tiny, Weeper, and Brawny—cousins of the Seven Dwarfs. The giants take pity and invite them to stay at their cottage.

Seeing Snow White alive, the Queen briefly turns herself into a giant rat to seize the girl, but a passing giant shooes her away. She then retreats, still determined to reclaim power. Snow White remains safe with the giants for now.

The Queen melts all the ice on the mountains to trigger a flood, but Brawny saves Snow White from drowning. Snow White is pulled to safety as the giants rally to defend her and their new home. The threat intensifies the resolve of the group.

The Queen disguises herself as an old woman and uses the scent of a poisoned flower to lull Snow White into a deep sleep, mirroring her earlier deception with the poisoned apple. Two vultures are turned into monstrous distractions to keep Hicker away. Snow White falls under the spell just as danger closes in.

Hicker’s loud hiccups alert the giants that Snow White is in peril, and they rush back to confront the Wicked Queen at her castle. The protective allies unite to defend Snow White from the queen’s schemes. Tension builds as the final confrontation approaches.

At the castle, the Queen casts lightning and summons demons to stop the giants, but Brawny proves too tough. The giant ally’s momentum provokes an earthquake caused by Hicker’s hiccups and the castle collapses. The Magic Mirror shatters and the Wicked Queen evaporates, ending her threat.

With the Queen defeated, the curse over the kingdom breaks and the ice statues thaw back into people just in time for Christmas Eve. The land begins to heal as the cold grip lifts from Noel.

Grunyon and the Giants bring Snow White home to her parents in a rose-filled coffin; they kiss her cheeks and she awakens to rejoicing. The Wicked Queen’s castle is destroyed, and Brawny mentions that the giants have built a new castle for the children while Snow White was asleep.