Twins Dak and Leyla and their dragon friends devote their lives to rescuing others, defending their home of Huttsgalor and having fun along the way.[src]
When the Rescue Riders save Viking Chief Duggard, they’re invited to visit his village of Huttsgalor, where they must prove they're kind and helpful. (Netflix)
Burple gets spooked by the legend of a ghost called the Phantom Fang. But when he senses the story is real, he can't get his friends to believe him. (Netflix)
After Magnus accuses Cutter of setting fires near the village that could hurt the sheep, the riders have to put them out and find the real culprit. (Netflix)
When the other dragons come down with the flu, Summer must overcome her fear of eels to retrieve the cure and get her friends back in the air. (Netflix)
Aggro, Burple and Cutter are left alone in the roost to care for some dragon eggs, but a trio of tricky Slinkwings want those eggs for themselves. (Netflix)
Cutter gets a chance to be a "mom" when a newly hatched dragon bonds with him, and they'll both be needed to get the others out of a tangled mess. (Netflix)
Burple and Winger each injure a wing while they're with Dak, and only teamwork can get them home. At the roost, Cutter gets stuck in a puddle of goo. (Netflix)
The Rescue Riders have a "Dragon Day" to show their skills to a young fan, but Aggro skips it to hang out with her new fun—but reckless—friends. (Netflix)
While the others care for baby dragons at the roost, Dak, Winger, Burple and Aggro come face-to-face with a grumpy old dragon on a dangerous island. (Netflix)
The Rescue Riders plan to team up with the Slinkwings when an angry Grumblegard threatens Huttsgalor. But their old enemies may be up to new tricks. (Netflix)
Connections with the Main Franchise[]
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Who hasn't heard stories of their kind attacking towns, stealing their sheep, devouring all their food?[src]
The sheep appearing in the series are identical in style to those seen elsewhere in the franchise.
Produce that is very similar to sagefruit in appearance show up in the background of Huttsgalor village in multiple episodes ("The Nest", "Boo to You", etc.).
When Dak and Winger go out joy-flying in "Crash Course", Dak jumps off Winger's back during flight on to a sea stack, runs across it, then jumps back onto Winger. This move mimics similar moves seen carried out by Hiccup and Toothless.
