How To Train Your Dragon live action movie is the 5th highest box office movie in 2025

Boulder

• foreverwing(bulky body and spews lava)

• sandbuster(tunnels underground and shoots out glass/melted sand)

• sweet death(burrowing/digging and a bulky body)

Sharp

• buffalord(can shoot spikes)

Stoker

• armorwing(can fling flaming pieces of its armour)

• dramillion(capable of copying the fire type of other dragons)

• hideous zippleback(capable of setting itself on fire)

• smothering smokebreath(honestly probably my weakest one but smoke is heavily associated with fire)

• snaptrapper(basically here for essentially being a zippleback copy)

Strike

• changewing(show to be very intelligent/curious, fast, and well suited for it's specific environment)

• death song(intelligent and extreme jaw strength)

• silkspanner(smart enough to create "wings" out of their silk and well suited for it's specific environment)

Tidal

• flightmare(it stays near and around water about 90% of the time)

Tracker

• boneknaper(was capable of tracking gobber multiple times)

• cavern crasher(was easily able to sniff out the location of eggs)

• slitherwing(seen flickering tounge and while was obviously done to make them snakelike it's usually done to help with finding food by snakes)

• sword stealer(strong sense of smell with one individual capable of smelling underground gold)

With the digital release of the LA HTTYD close, I am making this post to remind those of you eager to upload screenshots from the film of our wiki's rules about uploading images. You can find them here. There are not many, but they tend to be broken quite often. Very low quality images will be deleted, and if you break the rules many times, you will get a temporary block. This isn't to discourage you from uploading images, but to make life easier for those who have to clean up afterwards. Thank you!

From what I found out, the moment where Hiccup learns dragons aren't fireproof on the inside by Toothless blasting into a Terror's mouth was originally in the film.

But it appears to be a delted scene.

I have always wondered if Valka lived with Hiccup after HTTYD 2 and Home coming. Do you have any answers or theories?

As excited as I am for the sequel, for a different franchise I'm hoping it's Madagascar next

I finally saw the live action movie of How to Train Your Dragon and I am giving it a nine on the scale of one to ten

How many dragon species are there in total? (From all of the film franchise and rtte)

In “king of dragons: part one” Astrid asks how many new dragons they’ve seen throughout the series, and spitelout says “25!”. I don’t exactly know if he was telling the truth or if he just guessed, if it was true then that would be hilarious.

What do you want to see on the live action sequel & should there be a 4th HTTYD animated movie ?

I can tell that the singetails sounds might be a cat meowing and a dog whining, but i wonder where the other sounds are from and if theres any, i would love to hear the sounds of the dragons unedited!

The card from the movie "How to Train Your Dragon" features a sand wraith, so is it now considered canon?

It's an open world game free to explore game. You play as a young adventurer who came from beyond the barbaric archipelago to go in search of and study they dragons in three natural habitat. The protagonist has never seen a dragon before and is excited to explore the lands.

The game is meant to be cannon to the films with the

time line starting about 2 to 3 months before "The hidden world" film

You simply have a small boat and set sail to explore the lands you first come to this large trading market where nearly all tribes come together to trade and interact with each other there are many cultures here and many who are familiar like the Wing maidens and defenders of the wings sometimes coming here

But even new never before seen travelers like the main hero has come from a far land. One example is a group of Japanese Samurai explorers charting the lands for good trades. This would also imply about Dragons existing outside of the archipelago with mentions of never before seen species.

Every culture is different both in what they do, have to trade and how they interact with the dragons. not everyone is out to kill them some just leaving them alone and minding themselves and others who will fight if the dragons attack them first.

You can do quests for people to gather resources from trades and work to help you level up your ships and other things to find wild dragons in there land and study them.

For the dragons I have it since the player has never seen one knows not how to train and ride them but has heard the stories of Hiccup and Toothless on there adventures. You can still interact with them if you want to directly and can get them to trust you or just sit back and watch from a distance.

Taking notes as you go. But be careful if you threaten dragons or people both can and will become hostile to you. This is just the main idea what are your thoughts on this????