The Blizzard Warriors are human warriors that were corrupted and partially frozen becoming members of the Blizzard Samurai. The highest-ranking Blizzard Warrior is known as Grimfax. After the Ice Emperor redeemed himself by destroying his scepter, the Blizzard Warriors were freed from their corruption and began to serve Grimfax once again.
History[]
Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]
Corruption (flashback)[]
Around 60 years ago, the Blizzard Warriors were Grimfax's warriors till the Ice Emperor arrived in the Never-Realm and corrupted them, turning them into Blizzard Warriors and used them along with the Blizzard Sword Masters and Archers to take over the Never-Realm.
The Never-Realm[]
The Blizzard Warriors were among the Blizzard Samurai sent by General Vex to destroy the ninja.
Fire Maker[]
The Blizzard Warriors attacked Great Lake with legions of Blizzard Archers and Blizzard Sword Masters. During the battle, a Blizzard Warrior attacked Lloyd and his face briefly changed to the face of a normal warrior, showing the ninja that the Blizzard Warriors are humans corrupted by ice. The Blizzard Warriors' commander, Grimfax, spoke to the ninja and Ice Fishers and destroyed the Hearth Fire.
An Unlikely Ally[]
Several of them attacked Lloyd, freezing him in place. However, he screamed, causing an avalanche to stop them.
Secret of the Wolf[]
Two Blizzard Warriors watched Grimfax nearly being punished by the Ice Emperor.
My Enemy, My Friend[]
After Boreal captured Lloyd and brought him to the Castle of Ice, Vex ordered two Blizzard Warriors to bring him to the Ice Emperor.
A Fragile Hope[]
When Lloyd tries to convince Zane to put his scepter down, the Warriors stopped him. They then threw him in the dungeon.
Once and for All[]
The warriors guard the castle but were unaware Lloyd, Kataru, Grimfax, and Akita are sneaking around.
Later, the warriors and Blizzard Sword Masters sided with Vex and had the Resistance surrounded. Kataru and Grimfax fight the army while Lloyd tries to find Zane.
Awakenings[]
The Warriors eventually subdue Grimfax and Kataru. The Warriors made it to the throne room, and Vex offers to kill Lloyd. However, Zane regains his memories and reverts the warriors to their original form. Vex was then exiled from their lands.
The Virtues of Spinjitzu[]
Honesty[]
The Blizzard Samurai jousted Kai and Jay but both lost. They were about to be punished by the Ice Emperor, but Jay stopped him and admitted he fell during his fight.
Dragons Rising, Season 1[]
After the Merge, multiple Blizzard Warriors moved to the Crossroads.
The Merge: Part 1[]
A Blizzard Samurai almost ran over Arin and Sora with his car, causing Sora to tell him to watch out after being pulled up by Arin using his grappling hook. Later, another Blizzard Warrior was seen taling to a Munce.
Crossroads Carnival[]
A Blizzard Warrior walked in front of Lloyd, whilst he was trying to walk through the streets of the Crossroads.
Wyldly Inappropriate[]
A Blizzard Warrior was cheering during the Zane Day Zane imitation contest.
The Power Within[]
A Blizzard Warrior was seen walking around the Crossroads after the MergeQuake Storm.
Appearances[]
Sets[]
Ninjago[]
Season 11: Secrets of the Forbidden Spinjitzu[]
- 114. "The Never-Realm"
- 115. "Fire Maker"
- 116. "An Unlikely Ally"
- 121. "Secret of the Wolf"
- 123. "My Enemy, My Friend"
- 125. "Corruption" (flashback)
- 126. "A Fragile Hope"
- 127. "Once and for All"
- 128. "Awakenings"
The Virtues of Spinjitzu[]
- 4. "Honesty" (illusion)
Ninjago: Dragons Rising[]
Season 1[]
- 1. "The Merge: Part 1"
- 3. "Crossroads Carnival"
- 13. "Wyldly Inappropriate"
- 20. "The Power Within"
Trivia[]
- Like the Blizzard Archers, the head of their minifigure is two-sided with one side having both eyes and the other having one eye.
- However, in the series, the Blizzard Warriors have the two-eyed sided face while the Blizzard Archers faces are blue and have the one-eyed sided face.
- The Blizzard Warriors were the only Blizzard Samurai soldiers that are not made of ice.
- While in the sets they have maroon shoulder armor like Vex's silver armor and the Ice Emperor's white armor, they lack the maroon armor piece in the show and only have one sleeve.
- They don't appear to age while transformed into Blizzard Samurai.
- Blizzard Warriors of both genders that are dressed in green appear in Dragons Rising, yet it is unknown if they were founded after the Liberation of the Never-Realm or came from another location from the realm.