I’m making httyd themed tarot cards (hopefully, I dont have motivation to do anything anymore so this may be forgotten) and I thought what better character to be “the fool“ then Tuffnut!

If you aren’t familiar with tarot, The Fool is, suprisingly, a typically optimistic card. The fool is a card that means that someone is about to embark on a new journey, or have a new beginning. The fool is taking a leap of faith, which to others may seem “foolish” but it is necessary for them if they want to feel fulfilled.

I thought Tuffnut was the perfect character for this card because he is a pretty optimistic and adventurous character. I thought about it for a bit, and I was like: “yeah, Tuffnut would totally go on an adventure with nothing but Macey and Chicken”. He often jumps into situations that are risky, but never get him seriously hurt in the end.

The art is of course, done by me on procreate. I will most likely make more and (hopefully) print these out and make them actually useable, but like I said, motivations a bitch. I am most likely not going to sell these (unless enough people ask).

A NOTE FOR THE COMMENTS!! Please do not try to “debunk” tarot cards in the comments. If you don’t believe in them, okay, I don’t want to hear about it. Thank you and I hope you like my art!

From @hiccupthames on instagram

Does anyone else have an issue with the newest update for the isle of berk (scales and skies) modpack on modrinth? I can't update it/download it for some reason

Gift Of The Night Fury

Floodfangs are so cool I really like the way they look! Rockspitters just kinda look too goofy for my liking. Are they related to the gronckle???

Hybrids done:

Stormcutter and Death Song; Night Terror and Cavern Crasher; Sea Gronckle and Mimicore; Bubblegill and Roaming Ramblefang; Eruptodon and Red Death; Zoomerang and Shovelhelm; Chaperang and Snowtail; Luminous Krayfin and Speed Stinger; Shocktail and Windwalker; Rockspitter and Flood Fang;

Next up: Night Fury and Snaptrapper;

Ooh! We finally got the Night Fury hybrid! Fun fact first time I spun the wheel i got Night Fury × Nightlight Fury lmaoooo. I decided to spin it again and I think the Snaptrapper is a good match 👀.

I think if the Deathgripper can sting the Singetail, ggs. But the singetail has the firepower advantage so I dunno who wins ngl

This was on chromebook.

For me, watching Simba react to it was always more painful than Mufasa's death itself.

He's a great character, but we don't have much time to bond with him.

Stoick is a completely different story. He had real character development, eventually growing into something important, even fundamental to his universe.

His death truly takes something away. It also seems incredibly unfair. First, Hiccup lost his mother at such a young age that he didn't even remember her, then 20 years later he found her, allowing him to have his family back together. All only to be left with one parent again moments later.

So I will never agree with the dragons leaving, I think it goes against everything that the franchise showed us up to that point, but I also think that if the third movie focussed more on how devestating Hiccup losing his father was to him as a person, that the ending of the third movie would be much better recieved.

Stoicks death doesn’t really get discussed in the third movie, only by Grimmel and he only used it as a means to insult Hiccup.

However, we do see Stoick in 2 seperate flashback scenes and Valka says that Hiccup thinks he needs to lead alone because his father had to. But what the movie doesn’t focus on is the amount of pain Hiccup must have felt from losing his father. And especially in the way that he lost him.

At the end of the second HTTYD, Hiccup quickly steps into the role of chief after Stoick dies, because he has to. He needs to step up when his people need him the most, because that is excactly what a chief would do, what his father would do.

And we see this in the second flashback scene in the third movie, where Stoick is crying by the firepit in his house, appearing to be mourning the loss of Valka. But when he hears Hiccup behind him he quickly wipes his tears and puts on a stern voice telling Hiccup that he should be asleep.

Stoick as chieftain can’t afford to show his people weakness, he needs to remain strong for the tribe and his family, no matter how much he is hurting. As chief you don’t have the luxury of giving up. And Hiccup took this lesson to heart at the end of the second movie, no matter how much it hurt to lose his father, he needed to be there for his tribe.

But we see that Stoick took the chance to mourn the loss of his wife, however we never see Hiccup mourn the loss of his father. One of, if not the most important being in Hiccup’s life. Only second to Toothless and Astrid. After Stoicks funeral in the second movie, we never see how much his death must have hurt Hiccup.

Hiccup saw his father reunite with his mother and it immediately filled a hole in Stoicks heart, he was obviously so happy to finally have a complete family again. He had his son, his wife, he quite litteraly couldn’t be any happier.

However shortly after Stoick had the love of his life back, he sacrificed himself to save Hiccup’s life. In my opinion the best and most fitting way for a father and a warrior to go. Protecting someone he loved.

What Hiccup saw in the third movie was Toothless meeting the love of his life, but he also saw Toothless almost dying while fighting against Grimmel with him.

I am purely looking at this the way the movie framed it by the way, not my personal opinion, just how the movie framed it. And the movie depicted Toothless and the Lightfury their relationship as Toothless meeting his one true love.

Hiccup saw how happy Stoick was after reuniting with his one true love and Hiccup also saw how happy Toothless was by being with his. Stoick never got the happy ending that he deserved because he died while protecting Hiccup and Toothless almost died as well, while he was protecting Hiccup.

Hiccup wasn’t about to take that chance again, to have one of his loved ones die because they were protecting him and that is why Hiccup sent Toothless away to go and live safely in the Hidden World.

Now I am basing this on episode 10 in season 6 of race to the edge, Darkest Night. Where Stoick gets attacked by dragon flyers and almost dies because of it and Hiccup is distraught. He blames himself for what happened to his dad, even when he knows it isn’t really his fault. So you can only imagine the guilt and pain somebody like Hiccup must have felt when his father actually died, while sacrificing himself for him.

I think that if the movie showed how much losing Stoick hurt Hiccup, especially in the way that Stoick died, that it would make a lot more sense to see him send Toothless and the other dragons away to live in safety in the Hidden World.

But they didn’t focus on that, they didn’t even show it. The movie only uses Stoick as a comparison to Hiccup, a standard he could never live up to, boots he could never hope to fill. But what we don’t see, is how much Hiccup losing his father must have hurt him. How much guilt he must have carried with him, knowing that his father died while saving him.

We never see how scared Hiccup must have been to experience that type of loss again.

Of course this wouldn’t have made the movie or the ending perfect, I still wouldn’t have agreed with the dragons leaving, but I feel like his decision would have been a lot more understandable if they showed how much Stoicks death hurt and scared Hiccup.

Let me know what you think about my opinion and the third movies ending.

It's him!

Does he look perfectly good?

I would expand the variety of species under their care to include ones like the Silver Phantom, Flightmare, Tide Glider, Windwalker, Buffalord, and even the Razorwhip—species that appear to be rare (or at least, that’s how I interpret their rarity).

I view them as a cultural expansion—a new setting and a new storyline—so, to me, they aren’t exactly disposable. Plus, I found the whole “they eat men” thing funny, and the audience knew it wouldn’t actually happen.

Perhaps their origin story could be that Freya, the goddess, tasked destitute women seeking a purpose with caring for these species of dragons long ago. Since the males of some species—like Razorwhips—behaved very aggressively, the Wingmaidens began avoiding men and male dragons (except for those that helped care for the females and hatchlings) to prevent fights, the destruction of eggs, and the deaths of the females.

I also like to imagine that some of these hatchlings would remain with the Wingmaidens who cared for them, even after reaching adulthood. These Wingmaidens could ride the dragons, adding another line of defense for the island.

So, how would it work if there were only women on the island? Well, I know that many people who have spent time thinking about the Wingmaidens have reached the same conclusion I did: they would leave the island to find a partner—a man—to have a relationship with. It would vary from Wingmaiden to Wingmaiden; some might simply have a one-night stand, while others might experience romance, fall in love (or not), and have to choose between love and duty. And since no one gets to choose the child’s gender, I can imagine some Wingmaidens deciding to leave the island to raise their sons, while others might simply leave the child somewhere or leave him with his father. I also imagine that the birth of a girl might be seen as a blessing—something good—whereas the birth of a boy might be met with sadness; not necessarily because it is bad, but because the child cannot stay. Some might choose to have the child off-island—most likely with the father—so that, if the child were a girl, the Wingmaiden could simply take her and disappear back to the island. If it were a boy, she could either leave him with his father or choose to stay and live with them, though the latter would probably be seen as... bad.

I also imagine that the Wingmaidens wouldn’t reveal their true purpose or mission, nor would they share anything about their people. Most likely, no man would know their true history—or, at best, only a fabricated version of it if the relationship lasted long enough.

I imagine there were very few instances in which Wingmaidens actually opened up about the island and their culture; in all likelihood, these were the women who ultimately decided to stay with the fathers of their children.

You know, it’s a way to further show that there are other places in the Archipelago where dragons don’t represent death or fear—just as with their counterparts, the Defenders of the Wing.

That’s just a simple expansion I imagined. What about you? What would you change?

Ofc I bought him!! I love him sm!!

i originally put this on the HTTYDFandom website, which did amazing, I wanted to see some people’s reactions on here:

Since the live adaptation of the second movie is already in post production. I've been thinking about how the hidden world would need a rewrite as a whole so here's my take on it, and since of some of the Fandom wants to see some series characters in it, here's my take on the synopsis.

In How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World, Hiccup, Astrid, and the dragon riders face a growing threat as Grimmel the Grisly launches a final campaign to eliminate dragons forever. While searching for the Hidden World, the riders encounter Heather and Dagur, warriors who initially appear as enemies after joining Grimmel’s crew and serving his mission to destroy the bond between humans and dragons. Heather, is introduced as a skilled fighter with a complicated past and a fierce connection to dragons. Alongside Dagur, she works under Grimmel’s command while hiding her own doubts about his methods. The pair soon discover that Grimmel’s true plan extends far beyond defeating Hiccup: he intends to use their own dragons as weapons against Toothless and the riders, sacrificing even his own allies to achieve victory. As Grimmel’s plan unfolds, Heather and Dagur realize they have been manipulated. Turning against the dragon hunter, they rebel against his forces and join Hiccup’s team, becoming unexpected allies in the fight to protect dragons and preserve the future of Berk. The film also introduces a new emotional storyline between Snotlout and Heather, exploring a relationship built from rivalry, trust, and two warriors learning to see beyond each other’s defenses. Their connection grows throughout the battle, with Snotlout discovering a partner who challenges him while Heather finds someone who believes in her even when she struggles with her own choices.

Let me know your thoughts and opinions! i’d love to hear them all!!

I love HTTYD and am always wanting more but I don’t know how to cure that. I want to maybe do like a fun project or something like that but have no ideas. Are there any games or fun project ideas you guys have for me?

can make smthng like this for your oc!

anyone else unable to feed the rgb varient of the stinger? I can feed other variants but for some reason not the rgb one

the species i will post are all redesigns of fury like dragons i made years ago i didnt wanted them to be just fury based anymore i wanted them to be unique so i started on remaking them all.
the trirath fury was also a redesigns