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Astrid's Mother is mentioned but not properly named in the DreamWorks Dragons franchise. She and her husband are finally seen in the third film.

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What weapon did Astrid's Mother pass on to her daughter? toggle section
Astrid's Mother passed on her Battle Axe to her daughter, Astrid. This axe was used by Astrid from the age of 15, indicating that Astrid's mother was both a warrior and a parent, a common trait among vikings.
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Astrid started using the battle axe, a weapon passed down to her by her mother, when she was 15 years old.
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Astrid's use of her mother's battle axe, which she started using when she was just 15 years old, indicates that their family has a strong warrior tradition. This is further emphasized by the fact that Astrid's mother was not only a parent but also a warrior, a common trait among Vikings. The passing down of the axe from mother to daughter signifies the continuation of this warrior lineage and the strong bond between Astrid and her mother.
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Astrid's Mother played a significant role in shaping her daughter's life beyond just being a parent. She was a warrior, a common trait among Vikings, and passed on her battle axe to Astrid when she was just 15 years old. This act indicates that she was instrumental in molding Astrid into the warrior she became. Additionally, Astrid's Mother's house was destroyed in an attack, which spurred Astrid to form the Dragon Riders' Auxiliary to protect their home, Berk. This shows that her mother's experiences significantly influenced Astrid's decisions and actions.
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Astrid's character is greatly influenced by her mother, who was both a warrior and a parent. This dual role is reflected in Astrid's own personality and actions. She is a strong, determined warrior, much like her mother, and is willing to defy orders and take risks to protect her loved ones. Astrid's perfectionist tendencies and short temper could also be seen as traits inherited from her mother's warrior spirit. Furthermore, Astrid's mother passed on her battle axe to her, symbolizing the passing on of her warrior spirit and responsibilities.
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Bequeathing her Axe to her Daughter[]

As stated in a deleted scene from How to Train Your Dragon, Astrid's Mother passed her Battle Axe on to her daughter, Astrid. Astrid was using this axe by the time she was 15 years old. This indicates that Astrid's mother was in part a warrior as well as a parent, as is with most vikings. In this, Astrid would take after her mother, being quite the warrior herself.

Loss of her Home[]

At some point during the episode "Team Astrid", Dagur attacked Berk, destroying several buildings, one of which was the house of Astrid's mother and father. Fortunately, the two were out at the Yak Races at the time and were perfectly safe. This event, however, spurred Astrid to form the Dragon Riders' Auxiliary to protect Berk at all times.

Insomnia[]

Astrid's mother is having trouble falling asleep. A soothing cup of lavender tea should do the trick!
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According to School of Dragons, Astrid's Mother is prone to insomnia and the only way to cure her is by getting some Lavender from Trader Johann to make a soothing tea.

Improving her Helmet[]

Bunny fur is also called 'lapin'. Astrid's mother wants new fur lining for her helmet!
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Astrid's Mother wants to make her helmet more comfortable and asks for bunny fur to line it with.

Her Daughter's Wedding[]

She and her husband are first seen in the franchise very briefly when they duck out of the way of the Crimson Goregutter's tail toward the beginning of the film. They are seen again toward the end of the film, during her daughter's wedding. Only the back of her head is seen clearly, but she does turn around to face the crowd after the marriage is officiated. She can be seen smiling joyously and at one point raises her arms in celebration of the happy event.

Physical Appearance[]

Astrid's mother is stout with a round face and blonde hair of a shade slighly darker than Astrid's, separated into thick braids that hang over her shoulders. She wears a brown short-sleeved tunic and beige skirt, with a brown studded belt with a brass buckle and dark brown boots. Plain brown arm bracers cover her forearms, and she wears a brown fur shrug. A small Viking helmet sits on her head, and during the wedding she can also be seen wearing breast plates and a long green underskirt.

Relationships[]

Astrid Hofferson[]

Though not referenced directly, it's implied that Astrid has a close relationship with her mother in the episode "Breakneck Bog", because she's the only one who deeply empathises with Hiccup's desire to find the gift from his long lost mother. In addition to this, Astrid is deeply concerned during "Team Astrid", on realising that when Dagur attacked Berk, her parents could have been killed. This even causes her to make excuses to stay on Berk, not wanting to leave in case her parents should be nearly harmed again whilst she wasn't there.

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