Ommers the Snowman Series

The Ommers the Snowman Series or Saga is arguably the greatest, most fantastic animated series in the history of the world.

It was created by David under the company name of the DRcorp. after hearing a story to do with Derek and some butterflies. Whilst David works as main producer, director, artist and animator, some of the other members of the Kingdom did in fact help in the creative process during the earlier episodes.

The episodes, of which there are 9 in total centre around the character of Ommers, a magical living snowman and his adventures around the Kingdom of Iyceeteaon (a name loosely based around ICT 1).

Plot synopsis for Episodes 1-3
Ommers visits the city of London to discover it on fire and under attack from butterflies led by their evil king. Seemingly outnumbered, he summons his friend Ninja Pig and together they save the day, seriously injuring the Butterfly King in the process. In episode 2, Ommers and Ninja Pig chase the Butterfly King back to his hide out, on the way hiring the incompetent penguin Pingoon, however their quest is stopped when they take a wrong turn and end up on the ninth circle of hell having to play Supermarket Sweep with Dale Winton. In episode 3, upon eventually reaching the Butterfly Capital (composed of a semi-detached terrace house (which is physically possible)) they break in and engage in an epic battle against the butterflies. In this battle they are assisted by DR and his army of clones working for the DPA.

Trivia

 * The main recurring cast members that feature in the episodes were originally based upon cameos of the existing ICT Prefects. A tradition still stands in every episode to date, that they are still credited 'playing' their character.
 * A showing of Ommers was once presented for paying members of The School. All proceeds went to charity - a sum of roughly £6.20.
 * It ran for 9 episodes, the last of which contained a total of 264 slides, making it the longest to date.
 * It is rumoured that DR is working on a new series, not featuring Ommers (due to his fate being left unknown at the end of Episode 9) but set in the same world.
 * Most members of the first generation consider all Episodes beyond David's first attempt at Episode 6 non-canon due to them bearing little resemblance to David's earlier works. David himself objects to numbers 6 and 9 being called non-canonical, but does admit that 7 + 8 can be disregarded.