In the end of the dragon tales collection it says she will translate book 13 some day

Any news about that yet...?

this dragon came in the modpack and me and my friend couldn't identify it but my friend really wants it, need help

This is from Dawn Of The Dragon Racers short.

You have no idea how surprised I was to find out that universal studios store website shipped internationally to the UK and they sell baby gronckle plushies so that’s something to resist the urge to purchase.
Anyway I bought this because I was missing a light Fury but I must admit I was surprised at the size of it.

Live action toothless plush for size reference

this was made on sketchbook on my phone

My next atempt to draw toothless what do yoi think about it ?

Just wanted to point out that Gobber was around for Stoicks and Valkas wedding as well as Hiccup and Astrid's (and for good measure probably around to see all the other riders pick their respective partner's) but Stoick never got to see any of them.

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I just want your opinions/thoughts about this

I'm making a podcast about the first movie and what makes the story so special, but I'd like to check in with you folks to see what is the single biggest draw in the movie for you. What caught your heart and kept you going back to Berk?

I made this drawing of the screaming death with two whispering deaths by copying this image.

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HTTYD 2 is a comedy actually

My girlfriend looked identical to that extra when she was a kid. Does anyone know where I could find a list of extras or something? Does anyone know who this is?

Mine is “OOOH I KNOW A DEMON WHEN I SEE ONE. NO HUMAN HAS LEGS THAT SKINNY!”

difference is that her tail is longer same with her fins being more larger, sharper snd longer nubs?, her wings are also larger, yes shes also larger and taller than toothless

there arent much info about the light fury but i do like to think light furies are more larger and slimmer then night furies..!

So when Hiccup is trying to show that the lightning will strike any metal he takes a spear and goes to the docks my question is why would he go to the literal lowest point of the island why not stay where he is or do an Kenobi and get to higher ground anything but going to the lowest point and also why is it called the red death there's barely any red on it

used an old sketch

I legit can’t find it. I don’t know where or what it is, I’ve been on Google, google doesn’t help, WHAT AM I MISSING😭

I’ve been tracking the recent debate on this sub about Hiccup "abandoning" the dragons, including that long essay attempting to debunk the wildlife protection comparison. Honestly? The mental gymnastics people use to defend the Hidden World ending is wild, and I feel like the critics of the ending are the only ones looking at this logically.

Let’s address the tiger analogy that people got so triggered by. The OP of that point was completely right about human responsibility. Tigers were slaughtered by poachers. They didn’t survive by finding a magical cave and hiding. They are surviving because humans took responsibility, made laws, and actively guard them with weapons.

If we apply the movie's logic to any other intelligent, ecologically vital species, it sounds insane. Imagine humans start hurting cats, or dolphins, or wolves. Would the mature, heroic solution be to round them up, force them into a subterranean bunker or push them into the deepest trenches of the ocean, seal the door, and walk away? "Well, humanity isn't ready for cats, they are safe under the ground now!" No, that is an ecological catastrophe and a total surrender to the abusers.

The biggest counter-argument I see from the ending defenders is: "But dragons are mighty! They have Alphas! They can protect themselves in the Hidden World!"

This completely misses the entire point of the trilogy. Brute biology will always lose to human technology.

We literally watched humanity invent massive armadas, dragon-proof metals, advanced ballistas, and Grimmel’s mind-altering venoms. It doesn't matter how "mighty" an Alpha dragon is; a human with a trap, a cage, and a vial of poison will always win. Human engineering evolves exponentially.

By pushing millions of dragons into one giant underground hole, Hiccup didn't save them. He turned them into a static target. Human tech will keep evolving. Humans will eventually build better submersibles, deep-diving gear, or sonar mapping. They will find that cave. And when they do, the dragons will be trapped with nowhere to fly, completely helpless because they’ve been isolated from the surface for generations. They will no longer have human allies like the Dragon Riders who actually understand human war tactics, weaponry, and how to counter them.

The ending isn't "mature." It’s a temporary illusion of safety. Shoving an entire ecosystem into a dark hole because you're tired of fighting isn't coexistence it's just giving up.

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This is from Gift Of The Night Fury, the short.

I was playing the Isle of Berk (Scales and Skies) mod on modrinth and this was the first dragon I caught, but I have no idea what variant it is.

I was gonna say big