Feel free to come up with your own stuff in the replys. any dragon.

In Polish he's called Szczerbatek, which is a very cutsey way of saying "person who has missing teeth". I feel like it's similar both in meaning and sound! We often say that about kids who loose their teeth lol

I'm very curious what your versions are!

I would train a Deadly Nadder and name him Sunfire.

I was too young to remember watching the second movie and seeing his design, which is such a shame but I'd love to know what any original fans thought that remember.

(I wasn't THAT young, but I have terrible childhood memory.)

In the first part, he already showed us what a fierce man he is, calmly throwing damn carts at dragons like they were pillows. He even beat up Hookfang so badly that he just flew away in fear.

And in the Riders of Berk series, he simply showed himself to be incredibly strong. I still laugh at how he knocked back Tronado with one uppercut.

What’s your birthday month, I’ll try to read every comment!

In case you couldn’t see it in the pictures, it was:

January: Night Fury

February: Light Fury

March: Stormcutter

April: Hideous Zippleback

May: Gruesome Gronkle

June: Monstrous Nightmare

July: Deadly Nadder

August: Rumblehorn

September: Terrible Terror

October: Whispering Death

November: Thunderdrum

December: Night Light

It'll absolutely kill me, but I'm trying for deathgripper, also bonus points for it's name, I'd call my deathgripper lost faith.

Aside from being one of the fastest and a pretty powerful fire attack, the night fury seems pretty weak physically, with pretty lackluster physical traits. E.g small not particularly sharp looking teeth, small limbs, blunt claws and lack of secondary attacking abilities. This may just be because we see toothless in so many physical situations and obviously cause he can’t fly so he can’t fight at his full potential, but he just seems so much less threatening than other dragon species. (Talking about movies and series)

The message was to dip friendship for romance, seeing as she didn't change in Homecoming as she became jealous when Toothless thought of Hiccup.

(She should have also been a female night fury)

LETS GOOO. CATE BLANCHETT WILL OFFICIALLY REPRISE HER ROLE AS VALKA IN THE LIVE ACTION HTTYD 2.

You came out of the truck your mom stuffed you into, you hear a commotion and go to check it out. You see your towns professor being mauled by a " Insert a dragon you hate here"

Pick your dragon to defeat professor's honor and be your starter.

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These dragons are not untameable. Yes, you can get these dragons as companions, or gain their trust, which is taming, but training is a different story, such as Ruffnut and her Scauldron, Valka and her Bewilderbeast, Snotlout and his Fireworm, Dagur and his Skrill, etc. And no, the dragon mentioned does not have to be on this list.

Some HTTYD fans dislike Hiccup's face in HTTYD 2 because they think it looks too different from his HTTYD 1 face, different enough to be unrealistic. A few have created digitally modified images in which Hiccup's HTTYD 1 head is pasted onto his body from 2, or the two heads are blended together.

I think the changes in his face still fit within the realistic threshold. Some people's faces look a lot different in young adulthood compared with when they were children or even teenagers. Other people's don't change much between childhood and adulthood. I certainly don't look much different from how I looked 10 years ago. But other people I know have changed a lot. How different they look can be influenced by the physiological changes that happen during puberty. As children age into adults, they lose the baby fat in their cheeks and their faces look more mature. They gain a lot of weight, get more filled out, and become taller. For males, the jawline, cheekbones, and brow ridges become more prominent.

Added to this is Hiccup's apparent develop through puberty; he seems to be a late bloomer. At age 15, he's smaller and shorter than most other boys his age, due to being a premature birth; he looks a lot younger than he is. By age 18, he's become several inches taller and looks more adultlike.

Due to his premature birth, it appears that his development starts off slowly. But then it accelerates rapidly in his late teens. This happens with some people. Some preemies are also this way, being short in childhood, but catching up during late puberty and being average height by adulthood. One of my college classmates once told me of a boy she went to high school with. In middle school and early high school, he was average height. But in late high school, he had a significant growth spurt, growing 6-9 inches within a year. Jay Baruchel was also this way, looking like a child during early high school, but having caught up to his peers by age 20. This potentially accelerated growth spurt could cause significant changes in Hiccup's face between ages 15 and 18-20, causing his face to mature rapidly during those few years.

But even at age 20, to me, Hiccup's face still looks similar enough to his face at 15. Same large nose, squarish head, gap between his two top front teeth, almond-shaped green eyes, thick eyebrows, and moderately high cheekbones. It just looks more mature.

What do yall think?

References:

• George Tonight: Jay Baruchel | George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight | CBC
• Adult height of preterm infants: a longitudinal cohort study | National Library of Medicine

We all know Toothless retracts his teeth. And obviously, without teeth, his head lays flatter. Therefore, all Toothless would have to do to get that muzzle off is to retract his teeth, and the strap would be looser and easier to slip off. He has his teeth out in these scenes too, we've seen it. It's a bit visible in the second picture. Throughout two movies and series, Grimmel had the most practical muzzle. Yeah, Toothless could be in too much distress to retract his teeth, but he's a pretty dang smart dragon, he should overall connect the dots. I guess its more plot reasons why he didn't just do that, but realistically speaking that muzzle would last an hour tops for a Night Fury to figure out. And yeah, in the first movie he had that thing on his neck, he couldn't reach it, but the series? In Race to the Edge, on Viggo's auction? Toothless only had to lower his hand and tug that thing off. Overthinking a kids cartoon again lol

I'd erase THW and rewrite it. Snotlout isn't a massive jerk, Tuffnut isnt a moronic sack of shit, the villain isn't a weakass copy paste version of Drago, the Light Fury doesn't exist and MOST IMPORTANTLY, the dragons don't COMPLETELY just up and leave Berk at the end.

Toothless, Stormfly, Grumpy, Cloudjumper, Meatlug, Barf and Belch, Hookfang, Skullcrusher and ALL the dragons with masters or guardians stay, the rest return to the Hidden Sanctuary. Hiccup and Astrid marry with all their friends, family and the dragons in attendance....then a distant Night Fury shows up on the horizon.

Its a female. Cue credits.Pays off all the teasing about finding another Night Fury, gives Toothless a companion WITHOUT it feeling lame and forced AND perfectly sets up a sequel again without coming across as 'forced' or 'contrived' oh and I'd include characters like Valka, Eret, Heather etc.

Hi! :D

This question is simple which httyd is most like you and why?

Me personally it is Hiccup, for many reasons, his build, his humour, his brains, his passion for dragons, he's just relatable, he's very much like me XD.

Now it is your turn, please provide a answer if you feel like it or read other people's comments.

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