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Olaf's Frozen Adventure

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Olaf scours Arendelle for a holiday tradition for the sisters

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Do you need to watch it before Frozen III?

Not required. It's a separate adaptation outside the main timeline and only shows up in Everything.

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Quick recap

It's the first holiday season with the gates open, and Anna and Elsa throw a party for Arendelle, but everyone heads home early for their own family traditions. The sisters realize they don't have any. Olaf sets out to fix that, going door to door with Sven and loading a sled with each family's customs. On the way back he gets lost in the forest and nearly loses everything he gathered. Anna and Elsa go looking for him and, in the attic, find a childhood chest full of drawings and gifts with Olaf's face on them. Their tradition was the snowman himself, who kept them connected through the closed-door years. The whole kingdom comes together to celebrate.

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Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesIt began as a TV special

    The special was made for ABC. Partway through, Disney changed course and sent it to theaters in front of Pixar's Coco.

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  2. Behind the scenesPulled from Coco early

    Running over 20 minutes, the short drew complaints from audiences who came for Coco. Disney pulled it from screenings starting December 8, 2017.

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  3. ReferenceThe tradition was in Frozen's opening

    The sisters have no holiday tradition after all those years behind closed doors. In the end they find out the tradition was Olaf himself, the snowman from "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?"

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