How To Train Your Dragon

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Hey there! For today’s post I’m gonna be doing it on one of my favorite movies! How To Train Your Dragon! I love these movies! I’m going to share my thoughts about it! Let’s get started.

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The animated How to Train Your Dragon series is so awesome! I’ll just write briefly about the first movie because there are three movies. And I’m just gonna write about the characters anyway.

So basically, there’s a village of Vikings. They live on an island called Berk living their life. It’s all great except one thing: The dragons.

Sometimes dragons come and try to take their sheep and the Vikings hate the dragons. One day, the hero of this story, a young boy named Hiccup catches the rarest one-of-a-kind dragon but no one knows.

Hiccup plans to kill it but instead he takes a liking to it and the whole movie is about Hiccup training and bonding with this dragon. But it’s also about him keeping the secret because he’s not supposed to be visiting with a dragon. He’s actually in a how to be a Viking class.

There’s more to the story but I was just giving a small bit of context. It’s funny, cute, and I recommend any of the movies!

favorite characters

Toothless

AW I LOVE TOOTHLESS SO MUCH!!! Toothless is a Night Fury, the most rare dragon. He’s black and sort of scaley but his eyes are super big and green.

He can shoot purple fire balls in his mouth and has only one tail wing from when hiccup shot him down. He has two big black front wings and loves to eat fish.

He loves Hiccup and is very loyal to him once Hiccup becomes his friend.

Hiccup

Hiccup is funny and probably the physically weakest person in the whole Viking clan. But he is a hard worker and dragon whisperer.

He and Toothless are best friends and I think that Toothless is the brains most of the time.

They have a special bond that no one can break. Love those too! I know it’s the main characters but they really are the best.

conclusion

I hope you enjoyed this post on How to Train Your Dragon! Hope you watch the movies (and read the books – which are NOTHING like the movies)! Byeeeee!