Gobsucker

Gobsucker
Information
Class:	Mystery
Fire Type:	Acid blast Flammable gas from its rear end
Features:	Striped pattern on body Spike-like frill Horn on nose
Abilities:	Can produce flammable gas from its rear end to aid in taking off, building speed, flying straight, and defense
Colors:	Green or blue with black stripes on the body, head and wings
Size:	Medium
Roar:
Distribution:	Dramillion Island Forest Island Mani's Teardrop Ostara Isle Uglythug Lands Unnamed Islands Windy Pass
Trainable:	Yes
Known Dragons
Individuals:	Muddlehunt Gobstinker Sparklestank
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The Gobsucker is a medium-sized Mystery Class dragon that first appeared in the How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular.

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What class does the Gobsucker dragon belong to in How to Train Your Dragon?

The Gobsucker dragon belongs to the Stoker Class in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise.

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What are the unique features of Gobsucker eggs?

Gobsucker eggs, as seen in the 'How to Train Your Dragon' franchise, are quite unique. They are large and oval-shaped, with a main color and a lighter bottom that glows. The eggs also feature a few circular stripes. One of the most distinctive features is the small rock-like structures around their base, which keep the eggs in a vertical position. This design is not only visually striking but also serves a practical purpose in the dragon's life cycle.

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What are the physical characteristics of the Gobsucker dragon?

The Gobsucker dragon is a medium-sized creature with a rather stocky build. It has a small horn on its nose and a spiked crest on the back of its head. Its snout is broad and it has large, flat feet that resemble an elephant's. The body color of the Gobsucker ranges from green or blue with black stripes on the body, head, and wings. As it matures, it develops more spikes on its head and along its back, and its nasal horns become larger. The Titan Wing Gobsucker, a mature form, has a body color that grades from purple above to a dark greenish-blue on the legs.

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In which How to Train Your Dragon series does the Gobsucker dragon first appear?

The Gobsucker dragon first appears in the How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular series.

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Official Description

“	To help it take off, build speed, and even fly straight, this Dragon releases a blast of gas from behind. Needless to say; never sneak up on a Gobsucker! Let this dragon fight from afar. It's acid blasts may burn through enemies, but its back-gas-blast will destroy everyone else	”
	— Dragons: Rise of Berk

Physical Appearance

Egg

Gobsucker eggs are oval-shaped with stripes and small rock-like structures around their base.

Hatchling to Adult

This dragon is small in size. It has a small horn on its nose and a spiked crest on the back of its head. Its snout is broad. The Gobsucker's build is rather stocky and it has large, flat feet that resemble that of an elephant. Most Gobsuckers have stripes on their body and limbs and a pale underbelly.

Titan Wing

Titan Wing Gobsuckers have pink heads, wings, and backs. On their back, legs, and tail they have the same striping as the Broad Wings age group, but are purple instead. They have more spikes on their heads and an increased number along their backs. Their nasal horns are larger, as well as the single talons on their wings. The body color of the Titan Wing Gobsucker grades from purple above to a dark greenish-blue on the legs.

Abilities

Fire

Unlike most dragons, which emit fire from their mouths, scales (Monstrous Nightmare), or tails (Singetail), the Gobsucker shoots flammable gases from its rear end. This fire, while used offensively, also helps the dragon fly straighter, faster and take off. This ability makes it hard to sneak up on a Gobsucker as anyone who approaches from behind will be a potential victim of the Gobsucker.

According to Gobber, this dragon's ability to fly is entirely dependent on the release of explosive gases from its rear end. As such, a Viking should never approach this dragon from behind.

Weakness

Gobsuckers cannot shoot any fire at someone unless they are behind them. Other than that the only other offensive variable they have is their strength. It also can't fly if it is out of shots, and a downed dragon is a dead dragon.

Appearances

How to Train Your Dragon Live Spectacular

Gobber first describes this dragon to the academy Vikings. It is later seen on the bottom of Gobber's chair. He probably uses this Dragon to move his chair around. Another Gobsucker is seen fighting with Vikings of the academy right before their first encounter with a Gronckle.

Games

Dragons: Rise of Berk

The Gobsucker, along with it Titan form appeared in this game. Two more individuals, Muddlehunt and Gobstinker appeared later. Gobsuckers are mentioned to have normal fire in their battle description in Dragons: Rise of Berk, however, this fire has not been seen as of yet.

Statistics in
	General Info Collection Stats Battle/Defender Stats Rarity Rare Level Unlocked 109 Cost in 3,500 Release cost in {{{Release}}} Individuals Available Muddlehunt Gobstinker Sparklestank /h at Level 175 11,300,000 /h at Level 175 Cannot collect at Level 175 5h50m /h at Level 175 420 Battle Type Ranged Sharpshooter Total at Level 175 5,844

Trivia

• The Gobsucker slightly resembles a Rumblehorn.
• The Gobsucker bears a strong resemblance to Boulder Class dragons such as the Gronckle, the Groncicle and the Hotburple, despite being a Mystery Class dragon.
• Unknown Dragon 1 from How to Train Your Dragon 2 somewhat resembles a Gobsucker.
• The Gobsucker is the second dragon species that had a specific individual appear in Dragons: Rise of Berk before the species representative did, the first being the Catastrophic Quaken (Spikeback) and the third being the Triple Stryke (Sleuther).
• The Gobsucker's ability to blast gas to take off is similar to the Assblaster from the third Tremors movie.

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