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Seriously the cartoon series takes place in the timeframe between the first and second movies. So if you want the story in chronological order watch the series before the second movie. Have been wanting some one to react to the chronological order for so long!
You really have to watch the Series! The first season is nice and so, a bit like amphibia from the tempo, but it picks up pace, and boy it does not slow down ^^
The theory of how hiccup lost his leg is interesting. As he was falling, toothless had to grab whatever he could to save him. And doing that he ended up grabbing his leg and pulling him close to save him which ended up removing his leg. I actually really like that because not only are they both missing a part on their left side, they both caused each other to lose that part giving another reason why their bond is so strong and they always stay together.
Agreed. Especially what him saying that meant to them. Names like Ericson or Peterson mean, literally, son of Peter or son of Eric. So Hiccup could have been Hiccup Stoickson. But when he said he wasn't his son, that means he can never claim his Father's lineage which not only is a huge loss in this life, but when he dies, he would not be welcome at the table of his ancestors in Valhalla. It would, also, mean for Stoick that he has no heir and his own bloodline dies with him. It was, quite literally, one of the worst things he could have said to Hiccup.
Random fact: Toothless' fastest ever recorded speed was approximately 950+mph, measured by the supersonic "mach cone" surrounding his body in the short clip. That is faster than a modern fighter jet's cruising speed. Also, Toothless is the only dragon in the movie to use an acetylene-oxygen charge to create 'plasma blasts' rather than the red fire other dragons use. For reference, plasma can reach up to 17,500° fahrenheit, whereas the red flames used with the monstrous nightmares tops out at a little under 2,000°
Fun fact there was a bunch of debate among the animators on whether to model the dragons' behavior (toothless, more specifically) on cats or dogs. They eventually decided on a mix of both and some other larger animals as well
I personally lean more towards cats as their inspiration with how they chase lights; have an attraction for catnip like grass; love fish as their favourite food; and even their sounds are similar to purring.
@@robbieking4070 all the behavior of cats, combined with the loyalty & unending love of a dog. Truly the greatest combination in history. It's also a dragon, so that's neat.
@@ma.2089 when he first drops his guard and gives Hiccup the puppy dog eyes for the fish that’s all dog for me. And he plays fetch with his leg in the sequels
53:12 they NEEDED a dragon to safely navigate to the island with the nest, otherwise they might just end up sailing into a hotspot near it filled with dragons, if you noticed when Toothless kept turning his head on the boat THAT'S "him" navigating the safe spots, since he's done it before since "HE'S" a dragon, he has knowledge🧐💭💭.....
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I recall correctly, the "Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile." line was ad-libbed by Jay Baruchel, and was kept in the final cut. One of two or three lines, I think.
I dont know about that one but i know for sure that “when i see a dragon i just want to kill it” in that scene that jar opening motion was added thanks to jay. Also jay moved around a lot while recording so they had to have a lot of retakes
Toothless is a cat, Stormfly is a parrot (Astrid dragon), Hookfang is a crocodile (Snotlout dragon), Barf and Belch are snakes (Ruffnut and Tuffnut dragon) and Meatlug is a bumblebee (Fishlegs dragon). I mean, all the dragons species look like and all act like a particular animal. Love this movie so much❤
Meatlug is kind of a bumblebee and dog. Especially when you get into the series. Also Hookfang is a bit like a cat himself with how he treats Snotlout. And I'd say Toothless is a mix of dog and cat because he's got a lot of the dog loyalty and puppy like mannerisms.
@ Well, I was talking about their design and their behavior, but they all have some cats and dogs behaviors because it’s the animals that people know the most.
“Test Drive” easily one of the BEST soundtracks!! And the scene was stunningly beautiful.. watching it in 3D was just jaw dropping. The story, music, animation, characters perfection!!
1:04:54 Actually his leg is gone because Toothless had to bite into him at the last second to pull him close in time. He clarifies in the next movie when talking about how he took off Toothless’s fin. “We’ll, he got me back in the end.”
he also says "you couldn't save all of me" which could easily refer to the fact that he couldn't save all of hiccup from all the fire but imo toothless had to bite his leg but what made his leg a lost cause was that bite plus the burns from the fire
I always figured the foot got crushed, (specifics of how are kinda moot) and that's why they weren't overly panicked in the moment. He was in no danger of bleeding out but they still had to amputate.
@László Kaszás Agreed. I love the movies, but I find the series are a better continuation of the world than the movies in some respects (or at least, better than the 3rd movie, 2 was pretty good).
I only ever saw the first one and really liked it. I had no idea there were any more until much more recently, by which time I assumed I wouldn't have any interest. Now I kinda wanna watch them...
The reason the shots go so hard is because Roger freaking Deakins worked on the cinematography. Same guy who worked on Sicario and Blade Runner and No Country for Old Men. He's literally a legend in the industry for his beautiful camerawork.
This is my favourite franchise of all time. I love everything about this world, and it's the one book adaptation that I rank higher than the source material. EDIT: You guys should absolutely watch the shows, and especially Race to the Edge! There's actually a couple references to them in the second and third films, and they do an amazing job of fleshing out the group's dynamic.
I'd say they're not even references. Most of them are literally direct results of what happened in Race to the Edge! I definitely agree that they should watch the shows as well!
@@ma.2089 There are 8 seasons of pure awesomeness for this franchise, set between this movie and the second movie. S1 (Riders of Berk), S2 (Defenders of Berk), S3-8 (Race to the Edge). The new one is garbage, it's got 0 old characters and is set in the modern day world for some reason. It's also way more kid oriented.
@@DJ-up6ftI was thinking a more post-apocalyptic future version with the dragons returning and humanity finally being forced to learn to live with the dragons would be a more interesting story. Heck, I may as well write about it myself.
I’m so happy that you guys watched this! This movie series is so good and I hope you guys enjoy the others! I’m also glad that you guys took my recommendation to watch this movie series (wasn’t sure if I was the only person that recommended this movie series but still), you guys are going to enjoy it!!!
The thing with the How To Train Your Dragon trilogy is that it also has a bunch of animated series to fill the gaps between each movie, literally. Everything ties into each other like the MCU, only *better*. I don’t know if you guys plan on doing all the movies first before watching the shows but I would recommend trying to do everything in order of release to anyone. Still one of the best motion picture series to ever grace media
It’d be fine to watch riders and defenders before they watch HTTYD 2 but they definitely have to save race to the edge until after they watch the second movie
"Very old." Dude I know it feels like it's been a century the last few years but damn that made me feel old. My son watched this when he was in preschool.
Fun fact: If you watch closely when Hiccup falls into the fire and Toothless goes after him, he stretches his first legs to grab him but his head was even close to Hussups limbs. In that case, Toothless most important thing was to save Hiccup and I think the only part where he grabbed him first was his leg so he accidentally chopped down the boy's leg just like he lost his tail wing by Hiccup
One of my favourite animated movies! It was perfect, perfect everything right down to the last minute details. Fr though the characters were written well,the designs and OST’s were great and the movie was just animated beautifully🤝🏾🤧
There are series defenders of Berk and riders of Berk and a series called Race to the Edge before the second movie! It gives insight to some of the dragons and items used in the second movie
I feel like part of why it looks so good for the year it came out is just how stylized everything is. Hiccup and Astrid are the closest to normal-looking people and even they are really stylized.
There are a total of 8 season of the Dreamworks Dragons TV Series, Riders Of Berk, Defenders of Berk and six seasons of Dragons: Race to the Edge. The first two are post first film whereas Race to the Edge is set just before the second film which Hiccup being 19 years old. There are many dragons and characters introduced which are amazing.
@@transyuri4534 bathsalts is the street name of a dangerous party drug that can cause people to become violently enraged and enter a zombie like state. People have been known to maul and kill others, even cannibalizing them. It's also known as the "face eater" drug bc of this. They will stop at nothing to attack their targets, even breaking windshields with nothing but their hands. I'm sure a dragon in that state is even more terrifying tho lol
So so glad you watched this, my favorite movie of all time, I could gush about every amazing thing, every detail, every fun fact, for ages. Especially the soundtrack, and absolute masterpiece in film orchestration, both as a standalone technical product and when viewed through a literary and symbolic lense. Flawless.
You should deffinetly react to the two shows that take place in between the first and second movie. They are both cannon to the storyline. They are called: DRAGONS RIDERS OF BERK and DRAGONS RACE TO THE EDGE. I would really apreciate it. There both great shows that add so much dimetion to both the world and the caracters. 10/10 shows, defenitly one of my favorit shows. It is up there with Ben 10 for me. 😃
Those shows are definitely awesome! The second one was the only reason I paid for netflix at one point. I don't know where to watch the first one anymore though. Some time ago it was on a channel thing that had different children's shows for my country for free and i watched it so much.
8:55 that scared me more than it should've. That aside, so glad to see you watch this movie, it's my comfort universe. I actually don't even watch reactors usually cause I save the movie for when I need it, but y'all are my favourite reactors so just this once I'm breaking that rule😅 Also there is no 4th movie. There's three movies, 2 holiday shorts (on set after the first and one set after the third) 2 tv series all set in between the first and second, and the fourth movie you mentioned is a live action remake we're all nervous about.
I mean the trailer for the live action just dropped recently and ngl it looks awesome. They got Gerard Butler to reprise his role as Stoick and Toothless looks AMAZING
If you wanna go all out: How To Train Your Dragon Riders of Berks (TV series) Defenders of Berk (TV series) Race to the Edge (Tv Series) How To Train Your Dragon 2 How To Train Your Dragon: The Forbidden World That's the entire series and story of Hiccup and Toothless. Number 4 is a touchy subject because the third movie rounded things out nicely and ended the trilogy.
Just so you know, there are actually a couple TV series and TV shorts that happen canonically between this and How To Train Your Dragon 2. I'd personally recommend watching through those as well, even if you do so after the second movie. Most of them (especially the series) are still worth a watch. Also, reaction videos to them are sadly rare since most reactors don't pay attention to them, choosing to only do the movies, so it would be great to see you guys react to them! They are as follows: Legend of the Boneknapper (1 half-length episode) Book of Dragons (1 half-length episode) Gift of the Night Fury (1 full-length episode/Christmas special) Dragons: Riders of Berk (20 Episode Season) Dragons: Defenders of Berk (Season 2 of "Riders of Berk") Dawn of the Dragon Riders (1 episode special) Dragons: Race to the Edge (6 seasons of 13 episodes) Most people end up watching the second movie before these, but the three series explain the big gap between the first and second movies. Out of the three series, I'd say Race to the Edge has the most effects that you can directly see the effects of in the 2nd movie, but they all have at least some impact.
If you like the dragons that you see in The Dragon's Manual, they appear in the series! Bettew the first (Dragons/Defenders from Berk) and the second (Rise to the Edge), you'll see all of them and more!
funfact, the red death (the giant dragon king/queen) was originally aquatic in the book. it looked like a living mountain of coral. in fact, one of the sub species of the death dragon family is the purple death, which was an aquatic varient. this varient appeared in one of the mobile games. also, notice this red death is old and wounded. it's wings are torn and it's horn (notice at at the nose) is broken. a fully healthy one has a proper horn and large wings. the red and green death both reside in volcanos.
5:05 they had a whole new department for fire animation. They studied it and also build new softwares to properly animate fire and make it look realistic. Also for dragon flight scenes the animation team had aerodynamic lessons called “flying classes” but i think that may have been during the production of the 2nd movie i dont remember the details
I am a huge how to train your dragon fan and a few things you all should know about about the first movie is that the giant dragon on dragon island is a female/queen dragon called the Red Death, and secondly Hiccup's leg did not burn off do to him falling head first into the fire instead Toothless accidentally pulled it off when trying to catch him. and the third thing is Hiccup was not asleep a day but was actually in a coma for a couple days.
I watched this movie when I was 10 in theatres. To this day I laugh everytime I hear the line "Thanks for nothing, you useless reptile." Just the resigned and deadpan way he says it gets me every time.
The BONDING MOMENT is when Hiccup is drawing Toothless and Toothless tries to do the same with his drawing of Hiccup. Hiccup's attempts to avoid stepping on the lines on/in the shorefront are what lead his footsteps toward where he stands directly in Toothless's personal space. THAT is when they finally start making progress toward understanding each other.
Fun Fact: There is also 2 How To Train Your Dragon series as well as the movies! The first is How To Train Your Dragon Riders Of Berk and the second is How To Train Your Dragon Race To The Edge!! Both are very good and have a lot to do with parts of the second movie often giving tiny explanations for some things!
I know it's doubtful they'll watch Riders/Defenders of Berk and Race To The Edge before the second and third movies, but it would be so cool if they did lol those series add So Much to the characters and their relationships with each other
This film still has what I consider the one of the best scores of not just the HTTYD trilogy, but also modern film scores as a whole. With its use of distinct, beautiful leitmotifs for each major character and the expressive orchestration that shines in the no-dialogue scenes, it’s some of John Powell’s best work, one that I used to listen to on rotation when I was in high school.
Im so glad you reacted to this. This movie and this series are some of my all time favorite movies. Not only that, but the trilogy is in conversation for the greatest trilogy of all time. I also recommend the two or so series that fill in the gaps between the movies. I also recommend going through to look at all the fan theories. They are super fun and interesting. And the director of the animated trilogy just announced they are doing a live action remake and he will direct. I think thats the "HTTYD 4" you mentioned at 1:50. The score is perfect! They even did a bunch of location scouting in the fjords that are just gorgeous.
Just to let you know the dragons from the school that Hiccup’s friends tame all get names in the cartoon series. The Deadly Nadder the blue one is Stormfly The Gronckle, the big brown one is Meatlug and she’s a girl. The Hideous Zippleback the 2 headed one is Barf and Belch, Barf breathes gas and Belch lights it And the Monstrous Nightmare the red one is Hookfang
You know, i used to hate reaction videos. But then i saw this video's thumbnail and i was like 'screw it'. One of the best decisions ive ever made i love seeing how you guys react to things i enjoy (its even better when ive already watched the whole show so i know a plot twist before you get to it).
This is just my opinion, but the reason why lots of people (including me) enjoy watching reaction videos is probably because it's like watching your favourite films/videos with your friends. After watching something you liked, you'd probably want to see other people's reactions too, just to see if they might also relate with you when you first reacted to something :D
So when they show the Vikings sailing into the fog, it wasn't the Green Death(queen bee) dragon that attacked them but a scattering of the ones that had been raiding their village. They were protecting the hive. The reason they were able to finally get to the Nest was because Stoick was following Toothless' movements as he knew the path to get there. it is theorized Toothless bit Hiccup's foot off in his attempt to grab and protect him. Also Toothless didn't unveil Hiccup right away to make sure the vikings fears of dragons was gone. See that Stoick didn't try to attack Toothless or anything once he believed he died.
Genuinely, since the first time I saw this movie a decade ago, it still remains as my favorite animated movie of all time, if not probably one of my favorite movies of all time. There's just something so incredibly magical about this movie, from the flying sequences and the score itself, and Hiccup and Toothless' bond. Of course, I absolutely adore the second and third films too, but this first one has remained uncontested as my absolute favorite.
What I love about Toothless and Hiccups' bond is they connect so much that Toothless understands and can sense Hiccups' emotions easily, also the fact that everytime someone doubts or has something against Hiccup, Toothless just wants to hear an apology from them like when Astrid and Stoick said "Sorry" to Hiccup, that's when Toothless calmed down.
This just makes me want to watch the movie. I too don't remember all this at the beginning. It's been a long time. I just remember the cute shots of Toothless.
The amazingness of the movies is amped up by the series, which adds more depth between the 1st and 2nd movie. That is also worth a watch and I'd watch that reaction.
This movie, hell the whole trilogy, is up there in some of my favorite movies. They're just so good in so many ways. There's a reason it has such a devoted fan base
So the scene where Stoick says to Hiccup, "You're not my son," was basically Stoick disowning his own child, and i believe in viking culture that's also banishing the child from the village so everytime I hear Stoick say that I feel bad for Hiccup
54:12 The dragon that got a shadow when they sailed out was one of the smaller (large, but still smaller) ones; they had no idea how big this one was by comparison until they actually saw it.
Viking longboats are famous for having a very shallow draft, which means they can raid in surprisingly shallow water. In 845 a Viking fleet sailed up the Seine and laid siege to Paris. PARIS! Who expects to get raided by seagoing bandits in Paris?!?!?
1:32 Ohhh it's more than just 1 movie ❤Over the course of the years, it became a full blown franchise consisting of Christmas Specials, Short Stories, DVD Extra's , Eight Season TV Series ( two on cartoon network, the rest of the six seasons reside on Netflix ) 🤟❤ Here's the chronological order if i'm correct: -How to Train Your Dragon (2010) -Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon (2010) - short film -Book of Dragons (2011) - short film -Gift of the Night Fury (2011) - christmas special -Dragons: Riders of Berk (2012) - TV series (Season 1) -Dragons: Defenders of Berk (2013) - TV series (Season 2) -Dragons: Dawn of the Dragon Racers (2014) - short film -Dragons: Race to the Edge (2015-2018) - TV series (Seasons 3-8) -How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014) -How to Train Your Dragon 3: The Hidden World (2019) -How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming (2019) - Holiday Special -Snoggletog Log (2019) - literally a fun 29 minute Yule Log Then there's these two series that are kinda aimed towards younger kids (according to DreamWorks, but i think its BS to just keep the franchise going) with terrible animation: -DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders (2019-2022) - Dunno where this one belong's and i don't want to anyway, its cringy AF with the talking dragons 🤣 -DreamWorks Dragons: The Nine Realms (2021-present) - This one is set set 1,300 years after the third and last movie "How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World" At lastly there's a recent announcement of a Untitled live-action reboot film aimed for a March 14, 2025 release with the same director that made the trilogy, i'm terrified, excited and skeptical at the same time with what they could do with it 😐🤨
So Hiccup is his name, and he's named that because he is the smallest person. That's also not just a name for people, it's also used for anything else that is considered the weakest and smallest. Like the runt of a pack of wolves could be called Hiccup.
This movie was one of my absolute favorites growing up. I still remember playing the soundtrack on constant repeat just to get through late nights writing college papers. Unfortunately, such occupation of my time meant that I was never able to watch the third one when it came out. And now I don't know where I can find it without renting or even buying it.
This is one of the best examples of what a 'family friendly' movie should be, not driveling not watered-down not pandering, but a rollorcoaster the family can enjoy together.
Fun fact for this movie when toothless is about to press on hiccups hand he hesitated that was a animation motion error and it was left in cause it made it a more emotional scene
you guys also need to see the Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron from 2002 its a great movie grew up watching it and its also another Dream Works movie as well
Love your reaction to this movie. It is a favorite I still like to rewatch every so often. One of the things about when Hiccup and Toothless grabbed Astrid and flew her around to shake her up. Consider that flying, gliding, bungee jumping, and skydiving are kind of taken for granted by us. But for someone back then, they probably spent their whole lives never being more than a few feet off of the ground. The highest anyone of them, probably, ever got was climbing a tree. So for them to be flying high enough to not only touch the clouds, but to be able to look DOWN upon a mountain would be unthinkable and terrifying. For one of them, that would, likely, be like seeing from the vantage point of the Gods.
not only three are 3 movies there is also a tv series which shows the events between 1st and the 2nd movie... so if you guys can please do check out the tv series Dragons/ Race To The Edge before watching the 2nd movie!! Thanks as always for the great video :) being following you guys through Ben 10!! Ben 10 Avatar The Last Airbender HTTYD!! My favs!!
They've already seen the 2nd and 3rd movie over on patreon but they did mention that they are open to reacting to the TV series if enough people want it and if they think it will do good
Fun Fact: Toothless is actually modelled on the German Junkers-87 Stuka. the Stuka was often equip with "Jericho Sirens" (you know the sound they use for a plane full sending it toward the ground? Thats them) It was made to strike fear and Terror into the Enemy. Toothless, Utilizes something similar in addition to his wings being in that kind of gull winged shape of the Stuka as well.
I love how every person who watches these movies thinks it's Hiccup's mum's actual chest that the hat is made out of XD but breastplate is a piece of armor that are used
Fun fact, this was based on a children's book series by the same name. Though the premise was much different there. In that series, vikings were already training dragons and getting your dragon companion was a right of passage. Hiccup ended up with Toothless... who in that very was a tiny, pink dragon with no teeth and I think no fire power. What made Hiccup special was that he freaking taught himself how to speak and understand the language of dragons. Basically the movies just took the names of characters and dragons. Still amazing movies, but I remember being bummed out that the film was such a departure from the books when it came out.
This franchise does great with it's Dragon designs and basing their movements on real animals, Toothless has some Cat in him, the Nadder has bird, and Gronckle has Bee, and sure there are three movies but their are also tv series that explore even more dragons(Riders/defenders of Berk and Race to the Edge) like some of the ones mentioned in the Book scene (Thunderdrum, Scauldron, Changewing, Whispering Death, and my favorite the Skrill)
Toothless is part bat that's why he could navigate through the rocks. His a mix of horse, wombat, kangaroo, bat, snake, dog, cat, panther, and a bird of prey.
You need to watch the TV series cause it takes place after the movie and it will lead up to the second movie. You get to see more of the different dragons, character development and world development out there too. Plus you get a lot more Toothless sass which is always a plus, as well as the rest of the gangs dragon sass
If your also wondering about the other dragons most of them are in the how to train your Dragon series 1. Dragons riders of Berk. 2. Dragons Race of Edge. Both movies and series are amazing.
Just had a Big Brain moment about their drawing scene, I think it also works as a reference to Hiccup not overstepping Toothless's lines, as him respecting Toothlesss's boundaries 🥰
Dragons don’t like eels because it makes most dragons sick and go berserk. In one of their tv shows, they show the effects of dragons ingesting eels. Erratic and blurry vision, shot limits negated and hyper aggressive behavior. Even trained dragons can turn on their riders. The one documented exception from eel madness is from the Typhoomerang dragon, which utilizes the effects into boosted firepower.
Edited: They changed the thumbnail to a screenshot of the first movie, originally was an image from the third film. Finally my OCD can relax. If you care at all to read what my original comment was, I moved it down a bit so people won't get spoiled. Original: Your thumbnail is from the third film. Yes really, I can tell just from looking at it. If you think I'm full of it then I can tell you exactly which scene it is. When Hiccup gets the new tail wing on Toothless so he could fly on his own.
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You guys should watch the shows as well
Seriously the cartoon series takes place in the timeframe between the first and second movies. So if you want the story in chronological order watch the series before the second movie. Have been wanting some one to react to the chronological order for so long!
You really have to watch the Series! The first season is nice and so, a bit like amphibia from the tempo, but it picks up pace, and boy it does not slow down ^^
@@gadaboutgriffon4446 they can't watch the series before the 2nd movie as they have just finished the 3rd 😂
Yes please! More how to train your dragon!
The theory of how hiccup lost his leg is interesting. As he was falling, toothless had to grab whatever he could to save him. And doing that he ended up grabbing his leg and pulling him close to save him which ended up removing his leg. I actually really like that because not only are they both missing a part on their left side, they both caused each other to lose that part giving another reason why their bond is so strong and they always stay together.
I agree with the idea of Toothless unintentionally biting his lower leg off in order to shield him in time from the flames.
I wanted to point that out as well!
I haven't heard that theory before. I like it.
Wasn't that confirmed in the 2nd movie but not In detail, I think he was telling his mom about him and toothless relationship
@@zaverevidal8303 yea it was
Toothless is the living combination of a cat and a fighter jet and I love it ❤️
With some dog thrown in for good measure. But yeah the cat part is the best.
I don't see cat. At least not in personality
He's like a cat, dog and bat all mixed in.
@@jeffbrehove2614 A dog in personality, a jet in cool abilities, but a cat in mannerisms. The dog jumps and hops around. A cat slinks around.
Also bat as that is somewhat what he was modelled after, also how he sleeps a lot of the time
I really appreciate that even before Stoick apologized, you could see him stagger at the realization of what he'd said!
not enough people notice this tbh.
Agreed. Especially what him saying that meant to them. Names like Ericson or Peterson mean, literally, son of Peter or son of Eric. So Hiccup could have been Hiccup Stoickson. But when he said he wasn't his son, that means he can never claim his Father's lineage which not only is a huge loss in this life, but when he dies, he would not be welcome at the table of his ancestors in Valhalla. It would, also, mean for Stoick that he has no heir and his own bloodline dies with him. It was, quite literally, one of the worst things he could have said to Hiccup.
Fr, the look of regret and even fear in his eyes is so great. The look of "good Odin, did I just say that to my son???"
Random fact: Toothless' fastest ever recorded speed was approximately 950+mph, measured by the supersonic "mach cone" surrounding his body in the short clip. That is faster than a modern fighter jet's cruising speed.
Also, Toothless is the only dragon in the movie to use an acetylene-oxygen charge to create 'plasma blasts' rather than the red fire other dragons use. For reference, plasma can reach up to 17,500° fahrenheit, whereas the red flames used with the monstrous nightmares tops out at a little under 2,000°
Stormfly also has a really hot flame supposed to be the hottest with her magnesium fire, 3100C /5610F
Acetylene oxygen also burns around 3100F heath tho
Fun fact there was a bunch of debate among the animators on whether to model the dragons' behavior (toothless, more specifically) on cats or dogs. They eventually decided on a mix of both and some other larger animals as well
The other is horse
I personally lean more towards cats as their inspiration with how they chase lights; have an attraction for catnip like grass; love fish as their favourite food; and even their sounds are similar to purring.
@@robbieking4070 all the behavior of cats, combined with the loyalty & unending love of a dog. Truly the greatest combination in history.
It's also a dragon, so that's neat.
@@CaptainCFalcon cats are incredibly loyal and loving as well. So it’s hard for me to see the dog in toothless lol
@@ma.2089 when he first drops his guard and gives Hiccup the puppy dog eyes for the fish that’s all dog for me. And he plays fetch with his leg in the sequels
53:12 they NEEDED a dragon to safely navigate to the island with the nest, otherwise they might just end up sailing into a hotspot near it filled with dragons, if you noticed when Toothless kept turning his head on the boat THAT'S "him" navigating the safe spots, since he's done it before since "HE'S" a dragon, he has knowledge🧐💭💭.....
Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I recall correctly, the "Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile." line was ad-libbed by Jay Baruchel, and was kept in the final cut. One of two or three lines, I think.
It's one of my favourite lines 😄
I dont know about that one but i know for sure that “when i see a dragon i just want to kill it” in that scene that jar opening motion was added thanks to jay. Also jay moved around a lot while recording so they had to have a lot of retakes
Toothless is a cat, Stormfly is a parrot (Astrid dragon), Hookfang is a crocodile (Snotlout dragon), Barf and Belch are snakes (Ruffnut and Tuffnut dragon) and Meatlug is a bumblebee (Fishlegs dragon). I mean, all the dragons species look like and all act like a particular animal.
Love this movie so much❤
Meatlug is kind of a bumblebee and dog. Especially when you get into the series. Also Hookfang is a bit like a cat himself with how he treats Snotlout. And I'd say Toothless is a mix of dog and cat because he's got a lot of the dog loyalty and puppy like mannerisms.
@ Well, I was talking about their design and their behavior, but they all have some cats and dogs behaviors because it’s the animals that people know the most.
I love the "you're not my son" scene, and the little shocked stagger he has once he's out of view like "Oh god, I didn't mean that".
“Test Drive” easily one of the BEST soundtracks!! And the scene was stunningly beautiful.. watching it in 3D was just jaw dropping. The story, music, animation, characters perfection!!
Ik right!!!!!
I can’t even say how many times I have rewatched that one scene
The 3D of the ash falling in the end? Phenomenal.
@@theshadehunter5313it’s just so good I can’t help but to rewatch it
7:54 I like how Hiccup describes Stoick's expectations like if he was ordering a burger.
I am doing that when I order my burger and fries.
1:04:54
Actually his leg is gone because Toothless had to bite into him at the last second to pull him close in time. He clarifies in the next movie when talking about how he took off Toothless’s fin. “We’ll, he got me back in the end.”
he also says "you couldn't save all of me" which could easily refer to the fact that he couldn't save all of hiccup from all the fire but imo toothless had to bite his leg but what made his leg a lost cause was that bite plus the burns from the fire
How he lost the leg is never cleared fans have theories tho
Pretty sure that's just fan speculation.
I always figured the foot got crushed, (specifics of how are kinda moot) and that's why they weren't overly panicked in the moment. He was in no danger of bleeding out but they still had to amputate.
Night fury isn’t even “kill on sight” in the manual, it’s just “AVOID AT ALL COSTS” like you don’t have even a chance of killing it
You have to watch all 3 movies, they are so worth it. I grew up with this trilogy and it's just a masterpiece.
They did such great reactions
Honestly, even the spinoff series is pretty decent (I only watched the OG and race to the edge)
@László Kaszás Agreed. I love the movies, but I find the series are a better continuation of the world than the movies in some respects (or at least, better than the 3rd movie, 2 was pretty good).
@@quartzsienes8033 do you know where i can watch the og series?
I only ever saw the first one and really liked it. I had no idea there were any more until much more recently, by which time I assumed I wouldn't have any interest. Now I kinda wanna watch them...
The reason the shots go so hard is because Roger freaking Deakins worked on the cinematography. Same guy who worked on Sicario and Blade Runner and No Country for Old Men. He's literally a legend in the industry for his beautiful camerawork.
This is my favourite franchise of all time. I love everything about this world, and it's the one book adaptation that I rank higher than the source material.
EDIT: You guys should absolutely watch the shows, and especially Race to the Edge! There's actually a couple references to them in the second and third films, and they do an amazing job of fleshing out the group's dynamic.
I'd say they're not even references. Most of them are literally direct results of what happened in Race to the Edge! I definitely agree that they should watch the shows as well!
Yeah I heard good things about all the shows, except the new one that doesn’t star Hiccup and is apparently total trash.
@@ma.2089 There are 8 seasons of pure awesomeness for this franchise, set between this movie and the second movie. S1 (Riders of Berk), S2 (Defenders of Berk), S3-8 (Race to the Edge). The new one is garbage, it's got 0 old characters and is set in the modern day world for some reason. It's also way more kid oriented.
When i think about httyd 3 and rtte i have an urge to slap myself in the face the group dynamics were epic in rtte
@@DJ-up6ftI was thinking a more post-apocalyptic future version with the dragons returning and humanity finally being forced to learn to live with the dragons would be a more interesting story.
Heck, I may as well write about it myself.
I’m so happy that you guys watched this! This movie series is so good and I hope you guys enjoy the others! I’m also glad that you guys took my recommendation to watch this movie series (wasn’t sure if I was the only person that recommended this movie series but still), you guys are going to enjoy it!!!
The thing with the How To Train Your Dragon trilogy is that it also has a bunch of animated series to fill the gaps between each movie, literally. Everything ties into each other like the MCU, only *better*.
I don’t know if you guys plan on doing all the movies first before watching the shows but I would recommend trying to do everything in order of release to anyone.
Still one of the best motion picture series to ever grace media
It’d be fine to watch riders and defenders before they watch HTTYD 2 but they definitely have to save race to the edge until after they watch the second movie
Well they already watched the other 2 so I guess it’s too late to tell ‘em
Yeah, I really hope they visit the TV series of Dragons.
Please watch the shows.😃
"Very old." Dude I know it feels like it's been a century the last few years but damn that made me feel old. My son watched this when he was in preschool.
Fun fact: If you watch closely when Hiccup falls into the fire and Toothless goes after him, he stretches his first legs to grab him but his head was even close to Hussups limbs. In that case, Toothless most important thing was to save Hiccup and I think the only part where he grabbed him first was his leg so he accidentally chopped down the boy's leg just like he lost his tail wing by Hiccup
@@Jmkuen0 thanks for write me, I didn't even knew what I wrote there
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One of my favourite animated movies! It was perfect, perfect everything right down to the last minute details. Fr though the characters were written well,the designs and OST’s were great and the movie was just animated beautifully🤝🏾🤧
There are series defenders of Berk and riders of Berk and a series called Race to the Edge before the second movie! It gives insight to some of the dragons and items used in the second movie
I feel like part of why it looks so good for the year it came out is just how stylized everything is. Hiccup and Astrid are the closest to normal-looking people and even they are really stylized.
Yep, especially now that everything tries to be SO realistic and serious, we're missing distinct styles in media again
There are a total of 8 season of the Dreamworks Dragons TV Series, Riders Of Berk, Defenders of Berk and six seasons of Dragons: Race to the Edge.
The first two are post first film whereas Race to the Edge is set just before the second film which Hiccup being 19 years old. There are many dragons and characters introduced which are amazing.
8:55 thank you hman and your words of wisdom.
im glad someone caught that LMFAO
searched for this message as soon as I saw it xD
Hman jumpscare
@@Hall003
It really was😂
Imagine a drug that turns you into a raging psychopath that kills everything in sight. That's what eels are to most dragons.
So bathsalts?
@@jamj4r ... I'm not sure I understand the comparison.
@@transyuri4534 bathsalts is the street name of a dangerous party drug that can cause people to become violently enraged and enter a zombie like state. People have been known to maul and kill others, even cannibalizing them. It's also known as the "face eater" drug bc of this. They will stop at nothing to attack their targets, even breaking windshields with nothing but their hands. I'm sure a dragon in that state is even more terrifying tho lol
@@transyuri4534 a little late but bathsalts caused a few men in Miami I think to go around murdering and eating people after they ingested them
@@Cerato660 Yikes.
So so glad you watched this, my favorite movie of all time, I could gush about every amazing thing, every detail, every fun fact, for ages. Especially the soundtrack, and absolute masterpiece in film orchestration, both as a standalone technical product and when viewed through a literary and symbolic lense. Flawless.
You should deffinetly react to the two shows that take place in between the first and second movie. They are both cannon to the storyline. They are called: DRAGONS RIDERS OF BERK and DRAGONS RACE TO THE EDGE. I would really apreciate it. There both great shows that add so much dimetion to both the world and the caracters. 10/10 shows, defenitly one of my favorit shows. It is up there with Ben 10 for me. 😃
Those shows are definitely awesome! The second one was the only reason I paid for netflix at one point. I don't know where to watch the first one anymore though. Some time ago it was on a channel thing that had different children's shows for my country for free and i watched it so much.
Hman's silent patreon ad was honestly hilarious
8:55 that scared me more than it should've.
That aside, so glad to see you watch this movie, it's my comfort universe. I actually don't even watch reactors usually cause I save the movie for when I need it, but y'all are my favourite reactors so just this once I'm breaking that rule😅
Also there is no 4th movie. There's three movies, 2 holiday shorts (on set after the first and one set after the third) 2 tv series all set in between the first and second, and the fourth movie you mentioned is a live action remake we're all nervous about.
Apparently they’re coming out with a live action version in 2025 lol
Glad I'm not the only one that noticed lol
There's also 2 additional shorts : Book of Dragons and Legend of The Boneknapper. Plus a live stage production
I mean the trailer for the live action just dropped recently and ngl it looks awesome. They got Gerard Butler to reprise his role as Stoick and Toothless looks AMAZING
If you wanna go all out:
How To Train Your Dragon
Riders of Berks (TV series)
Defenders of Berk (TV series)
Race to the Edge (Tv Series)
How To Train Your Dragon 2
How To Train Your Dragon: The Forbidden World
That's the entire series and story of Hiccup and Toothless. Number 4 is a touchy subject because the third movie rounded things out nicely and ended the trilogy.
Just so you know, there are actually a couple TV series and TV shorts that happen canonically between this and How To Train Your Dragon 2. I'd personally recommend watching through those as well, even if you do so after the second movie. Most of them (especially the series) are still worth a watch. Also, reaction videos to them are sadly rare since most reactors don't pay attention to them, choosing to only do the movies, so it would be great to see you guys react to them!
They are as follows:
Legend of the Boneknapper (1 half-length episode)
Book of Dragons (1 half-length episode)
Gift of the Night Fury (1 full-length episode/Christmas special)
Dragons: Riders of Berk (20 Episode Season)
Dragons: Defenders of Berk (Season 2 of "Riders of Berk")
Dawn of the Dragon Riders (1 episode special)
Dragons: Race to the Edge (6 seasons of 13 episodes)
Most people end up watching the second movie before these, but the three series explain the big gap between the first and second movies. Out of the three series, I'd say Race to the Edge has the most effects that you can directly see the effects of in the 2nd movie, but they all have at least some impact.
If you like the dragons that you see in The Dragon's Manual, they appear in the series! Bettew the first (Dragons/Defenders from Berk) and the second (Rise to the Edge), you'll see all of them and more!
funfact, the red death (the giant dragon king/queen) was originally aquatic in the book. it looked like a living mountain of coral. in fact, one of the sub species of the death dragon family is the purple death, which was an aquatic varient. this varient appeared in one of the mobile games.
also, notice this red death is old and wounded. it's wings are torn and it's horn (notice at at the nose) is broken. a fully healthy one has a proper horn and large wings. the red and green death both reside in volcanos.
5:05 they had a whole new department for fire animation. They studied it and also build new softwares to properly animate fire and make it look realistic. Also for dragon flight scenes the animation team had aerodynamic lessons called “flying classes” but i think that may have been during the production of the 2nd movie i dont remember the details
I am a huge how to train your dragon fan and a few things you all should know about about the first movie is that the giant dragon on dragon island is a female/queen dragon called the Red Death, and secondly Hiccup's leg did not burn off do to him falling head first into the fire instead Toothless accidentally pulled it off when trying to catch him. and the third thing is Hiccup was not asleep a day but was actually in a coma for a couple days.
I watched this movie when I was 10 in theatres. To this day I laugh everytime I hear the line "Thanks for nothing, you useless reptile." Just the resigned and deadpan way he says it gets me every time.
The BONDING MOMENT is when Hiccup is drawing Toothless and Toothless tries to do the same with his drawing of Hiccup.
Hiccup's attempts to avoid stepping on the lines on/in the shorefront are what lead his footsteps toward where he stands directly in Toothless's personal space.
THAT is when they finally start making progress toward understanding each other.
Fun Fact: There is also 2 How To Train Your Dragon series as well as the movies!
The first is How To Train Your Dragon Riders Of Berk and the second is How To Train Your Dragon Race To The Edge!! Both are very good and have a lot to do with parts of the second movie often giving tiny explanations for some things!
The shows elevate this series so much
I know it's doubtful they'll watch Riders/Defenders of Berk and Race To The Edge before the second and third movies, but it would be so cool if they did lol those series add So Much to the characters and their relationships with each other
This film still has what I consider the one of the best scores of not just the HTTYD trilogy, but also modern film scores as a whole. With its use of distinct, beautiful leitmotifs for each major character and the expressive orchestration that shines in the no-dialogue scenes, it’s some of John Powell’s best work, one that I used to listen to on rotation when I was in high school.
Another one of Dreamworks’ most phenomenal masterpieces. I love Hiccup, Astrid, and Toothless so much! 🥲♥️🐉
Im so glad you reacted to this. This movie and this series are some of my all time favorite movies. Not only that, but the trilogy is in conversation for the greatest trilogy of all time. I also recommend the two or so series that fill in the gaps between the movies. I also recommend going through to look at all the fan theories. They are super fun and interesting. And the director of the animated trilogy just announced they are doing a live action remake and he will direct. I think thats the "HTTYD 4" you mentioned at 1:50. The score is perfect! They even did a bunch of location scouting in the fjords that are just gorgeous.
Just to let you know the dragons from the school that Hiccup’s friends tame all get names in the cartoon series.
The Deadly Nadder the blue one is Stormfly
The Gronckle, the big brown one is Meatlug and she’s a girl.
The Hideous Zippleback the 2 headed one is Barf and Belch, Barf breathes gas and Belch lights it
And the Monstrous Nightmare the red one is Hookfang
47:18 You just summarized the movie's entire premise and I love it.
I'm so happy that they did these. I remember seeing all of these in theaters.
I was obsesses with this movie as a kid, I would legit watch it on repeat
Whether im on commute , i always keep a copies of these movies on my devices in 4k 🤟
You know, i used to hate reaction videos. But then i saw this video's thumbnail and i was like 'screw it'.
One of the best decisions ive ever made i love seeing how you guys react to things i enjoy (its even better when ive already watched the whole show so i know a plot twist before you get to it).
This is just my opinion, but the reason why lots of people (including me) enjoy watching reaction videos is probably because it's like watching your favourite films/videos with your friends. After watching something you liked, you'd probably want to see other people's reactions too, just to see if they might also relate with you when you first reacted to something :D
I remember being really into the different dragon types and the biology of them when I was a kid.
This Movie along with Megamind and Shrek are among my favorite movies
So when they show the Vikings sailing into the fog, it wasn't the Green Death(queen bee) dragon that attacked them but a scattering of the ones that had been raiding their village. They were protecting the hive. The reason they were able to finally get to the Nest was because Stoick was following Toothless' movements as he knew the path to get there. it is theorized Toothless bit Hiccup's foot off in his attempt to grab and protect him. Also Toothless didn't unveil Hiccup right away to make sure the vikings fears of dragons was gone. See that Stoick didn't try to attack Toothless or anything once he believed he died.
Genuinely, since the first time I saw this movie a decade ago, it still remains as my favorite animated movie of all time, if not probably one of my favorite movies of all time. There's just something so incredibly magical about this movie, from the flying sequences and the score itself, and Hiccup and Toothless' bond. Of course, I absolutely adore the second and third films too, but this first one has remained uncontested as my absolute favorite.
What I love about Toothless and Hiccups' bond is they connect so much that Toothless understands and can sense Hiccups' emotions easily, also the fact that everytime someone doubts or has something against Hiccup, Toothless just wants to hear an apology from them like when Astrid and Stoick said "Sorry" to Hiccup, that's when Toothless calmed down.
This just makes me want to watch the movie. I too don't remember all this at the beginning. It's been a long time. I just remember the cute shots of Toothless.
I love the realization of “DAVID TENNANT IS IN THIS??”
The amazingness of the movies is amped up by the series, which adds more depth between the 1st and 2nd movie. That is also worth a watch and I'd watch that reaction.
The Red Death (the queen) has a semi mind control roar. Which is why Toothless started to fly to the nest.
This movie, hell the whole trilogy, is up there in some of my favorite movies. They're just so good in so many ways. There's a reason it has such a devoted fan base
So the scene where Stoick says to Hiccup, "You're not my son," was basically Stoick disowning his own child, and i believe in viking culture that's also banishing the child from the village so everytime I hear Stoick say that I feel bad for Hiccup
54:12 The dragon that got a shadow when they sailed out was one of the smaller (large, but still smaller) ones; they had no idea how big this one was by comparison until they actually saw it.
Viking longboats are famous for having a very shallow draft, which means they can raid in surprisingly shallow water. In 845 a Viking fleet sailed up the Seine and laid siege to Paris. PARIS! Who expects to get raided by seagoing bandits in Paris?!?!?
The dragon shadow we see the first time they sail into the fog is from a Monstrous Nightmare (the set-themselves-on-fire bois), not from the big guy
1:32 Ohhh it's more than just 1 movie ❤Over the course of the years, it became a full blown franchise consisting of Christmas Specials, Short Stories, DVD Extra's , Eight Season TV Series ( two on cartoon network, the rest of the six seasons reside on Netflix ) 🤟❤
Here's the chronological order if i'm correct:
-How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
-Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon (2010) - short film
-Book of Dragons (2011) - short film
-Gift of the Night Fury (2011) - christmas special
-Dragons: Riders of Berk (2012) - TV series (Season 1)
-Dragons: Defenders of Berk (2013) - TV series (Season 2)
-Dragons: Dawn of the Dragon Racers (2014) - short film
-Dragons: Race to the Edge (2015-2018) - TV series (Seasons 3-8)
-How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)
-How to Train Your Dragon 3: The Hidden World (2019)
-How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming (2019) - Holiday Special
-Snoggletog Log (2019) - literally a fun 29 minute Yule Log
Then there's these two series that are kinda aimed towards younger kids (according to DreamWorks, but i think its BS to just keep the franchise going) with terrible animation:
-DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders (2019-2022) - Dunno where this one belong's and i don't want to anyway, its cringy AF with the talking dragons 🤣
-DreamWorks Dragons: The Nine Realms (2021-present) - This one is set set 1,300 years after the third and last movie "How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World"
At lastly there's a recent announcement of a Untitled live-action reboot film aimed for a March 14, 2025 release with the same director that made the trilogy, i'm terrified, excited and skeptical at the same time with what they could do with it 😐🤨
Damn you even included rescue riders and nine realms i keep on forgetting they even exist
So Hiccup is his name, and he's named that because he is the smallest person. That's also not just a name for people, it's also used for anything else that is considered the weakest and smallest. Like the runt of a pack of wolves could be called Hiccup.
This movie was one of my absolute favorites growing up. I still remember playing the soundtrack on constant repeat just to get through late nights writing college papers. Unfortunately, such occupation of my time meant that I was never able to watch the third one when it came out. And now I don't know where I can find it without renting or even buying it.
I definitely recommend watching the series it's really underappreciated and actually nicely expands on world building that couldn't fit in the trilogy
This is one of the best examples of what a 'family friendly' movie should be, not driveling not watered-down not pandering, but a rollorcoaster the family can enjoy together.
I actually forgot that David Tennant is in this. It's fitting as he actually does all the audio books for "How To Train a Dragon".
HTTYD's score gives me that same wonder and breathtaking feel with Gustav Holst's The Planets. So good!
Two amazing pieces of music, for sure!
Fun fact for this movie when toothless is about to press on hiccups hand he hesitated that was a animation motion error and it was left in cause it made it a more emotional scene
Holy shit! First king fu panda and now how to train your dragon!? You guys are single handedly bringing back my childhood 😭
you guys also need to see the Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron from 2002 its a great movie grew up watching it and its also another Dream Works movie as well
the theme is just beauty
There’s actually a series after this movie called riders of berk.
Love your reaction to this movie. It is a favorite I still like to rewatch every so often.
One of the things about when Hiccup and Toothless grabbed Astrid and flew her around to shake her up. Consider that flying, gliding, bungee jumping, and skydiving are kind of taken for granted by us. But for someone back then, they probably spent their whole lives never being more than a few feet off of the ground. The highest anyone of them, probably, ever got was climbing a tree. So for them to be flying high enough to not only touch the clouds, but to be able to look DOWN upon a mountain would be unthinkable and terrifying. For one of them, that would, likely, be like seeing from the vantage point of the Gods.
not only three are 3 movies there is also a tv series which shows the events between 1st and the 2nd movie... so if you guys can please do check out the tv series Dragons/ Race To The Edge before watching the 2nd movie!! Thanks as always for the great video :) being following you guys through Ben 10!! Ben 10 Avatar The Last Airbender HTTYD!! My favs!!
They've already seen the 2nd and 3rd movie over on patreon but they did mention that they are open to reacting to the TV series if enough people want it and if they think it will do good
I definitely want that!
@@saraicano5248 awesome thank you for the update.. appreciate it🤘
Btw did they mention about checking out Ben 10 Alien Force to Omniverse 😁
Fun Fact: Toothless is actually modelled on the German Junkers-87 Stuka.
the Stuka was often equip with "Jericho Sirens" (you know the sound they use for a plane full sending it toward the ground? Thats them)
It was made to strike fear and Terror into the Enemy.
Toothless, Utilizes something similar in addition to his wings being in that kind of gull winged shape of the Stuka as well.
I watched this movie for the first time at a drive-in theater. One of the most epic experiences of my life
I’m happy y’all are reacting to this trilogy. I have all three films, & to me this is absolutely the most perfect trilogy from Dreamworks.
I love how every person who watches these movies thinks it's Hiccup's mum's actual chest that the hat is made out of XD but breastplate is a piece of armor that are used
Easily my favourite animated trilogy ever. It will always hold a special place in my heart
You guys ABSOLUTELY need to watch the next two! ❤
Fun fact, this was based on a children's book series by the same name. Though the premise was much different there. In that series, vikings were already training dragons and getting your dragon companion was a right of passage. Hiccup ended up with Toothless... who in that very was a tiny, pink dragon with no teeth and I think no fire power.
What made Hiccup special was that he freaking taught himself how to speak and understand the language of dragons.
Basically the movies just took the names of characters and dragons. Still amazing movies, but I remember being bummed out that the film was such a departure from the books when it came out.
This franchise does great with it's Dragon designs and basing their movements on real animals, Toothless has some Cat in him, the Nadder has bird, and Gronckle has Bee, and sure there are three movies but their are also tv series that explore even more dragons(Riders/defenders of Berk and Race to the Edge) like some of the ones mentioned in the Book scene (Thunderdrum, Scauldron, Changewing, Whispering Death, and my favorite the Skrill)
31:15 Coke was invented in 1886 but the cocaine ingredient was removed in 1903, and has remained that way ever since.
I laughed so hard, when silent patreon ad came.
Same lol
Toothless is part bat that's why he could navigate through the rocks. His a mix of horse, wombat, kangaroo, bat, snake, dog, cat, panther, and a bird of prey.
I can’t believe they are finally reacting to this movie!!
You need to watch the TV series cause it takes place after the movie and it will lead up to the second movie. You get to see more of the different dragons, character development and world development out there too. Plus you get a lot more Toothless sass which is always a plus, as well as the rest of the gangs dragon sass
58:04 hiccup foot did not get burned off, but it was Toothless that accidentally chomped/bite it off when he was saving him
If your also wondering about the other dragons most of them are in the how to train your Dragon series
1. Dragons riders of Berk.
2. Dragons Race of Edge.
Both movies and series are amazing.
Just listening to the opening gives me chills
"It's a fathers job to listen to his son without ever letting him know he's heard a word." not in the movies but I love this quote
something about that just doesn't seem right. wouldn't it be better to avoid the mind games all together?
That just sounds toxic
A father's job shouldn't have to include keeping a facade of not caring about what their kid has to say.
I agree with both of you but in the context of the moment it was funny though this was probably not the movie to bring up this quote
John Powell just did an amazing job with the soundtrack. I watched a long time ago, but i still can listen to Test Drive, or Friendship any time.
Just had a Big Brain moment about their drawing scene, I think it also works as a reference to Hiccup not overstepping Toothless's lines, as him respecting Toothlesss's boundaries 🥰
Am I the one not one who saw H Man pop up for like a single frame at 8:55 😂😭
Dragons don’t like eels because it makes most dragons sick and go berserk. In one of their tv shows, they show the effects of dragons ingesting eels. Erratic and blurry vision, shot limits negated and hyper aggressive behavior. Even trained dragons can turn on their riders. The one documented exception from eel madness is from the Typhoomerang dragon, which utilizes the effects into boosted firepower.
Edited: They changed the thumbnail to a screenshot of the first movie, originally was an image from the third film. Finally my OCD can relax. If you care at all to read what my original comment was, I moved it down a bit so people won't get spoiled.
Original: Your thumbnail is from the third film. Yes really, I can tell just from looking at it. If you think I'm full of it then I can tell you exactly which scene it is. When Hiccup gets the new tail wing on Toothless so he could fly on his own.
Plus how old Hiccup looks
@@theamazingspooderman2697 Yes!
@@MittensZora I believe he was 21.
You can also tell that you aren't mindful about spoilers
@@Mothobius They've uploaded the 2nd and 3rd movie to their patreon already