“ | This is Huttsgalor. A little village on the edge of the Viking empire. Not much has ever happened here, until we showed up. [src] | ” |
— Winger |
Huttsgalor is the main setting for the series, Dragons: Rescue Riders.
Geography[]
Huttsgalor is a large island with a small village and a mountain in its center. There is an extensive cave system underneath the mountain. The terrain is steep, rolling and rocky, with ample vegetation, including grassy pastures and forested areas with both deciduous and coniferous trees. The island is large enough to support many different climates from almost semi-tropical forests to near-arctic regions.
Prominent Features[]
The village[]
The Great Hall[]
The Roost[]
The Roost is an old lighthouse structure that has become the home base of the Rescue Riders.
Mount Huttsgalor[]
Mount Huttsgalor is the large central mountain that makes up a significant bulk of the island. It is passable from one side to the other on foot, but difficult and slow.
Maze Caves[]
The Maze Caves are a huge network of underground caverns within the island and concentrated under Mount Huttsgalor. They are dangerous and prone to flooding at high tide and rarely entered.
Icy Northern Tip[]
The Icy Northern Tip is featured in "Iced Out". It is an area of frigid temperatures, with snow covering the landscape and a wide icy river that flows toward town.
Thornbane Valley[]
A valley with an almost subtropical feel exists on Huttsgalor. It contains huge old-growth trees, as well as diverse plant life, even carnivorous species such as Tangle Vine and the 'Purple Haggis'.
Boiling Springs Valley[]
Boiling Springs Valley is more a geothermal trench feature than an actual valley. Fairly short in length and width - relatively speaking - comprises of multiple active geysers with irregular eruption schedules. It is dangerous for both humans and dragons.
Appearances[]
Dragons: Rescue Riders[]
Season 1[]
Huttsgalor is introduced in the season opener, "The Nest". The village of Huttsgalor was recently damaged during a severe storm. The Rescue Riders assist with the clean-up process.
The town of Huttsgalor is raided, seemingly by a ghost called the Phantom Fang in "Boo to You". The Phantom Fang damaged many things and targeted the town's harvest supplies.
Metal objects began to fall apart around town in "Heavy Metal", due to a Belzium shortage. Due to lack of coordination, a large Belzium boulder almost smashed into town, but the Rescue Riders stopped it just in time, right in front of the smithy.
Elbone finds a dragon egg frozen in ice in Huttsgalor's Icy Northern Tip, in "Iced Out".
The seas right around the island are rich in fish and seaweed, including eels and Help Kelp, as seen in "Sick Day".
Elbone ventures into the dangerous Thornbane Valley area on Huttsgalor in "Slobber Power" and gets himself and some of the Rescue Riders tangled up in Tangle Vine.
In "Furious Fun", Aggro, Cinda, and Laburn play in and subsequently get into trouble in Boiling Springs Valley.
A large dragon named Grumblegard terrorizes and threatens the village and island because the Riders stole bark from his own island, in "Grumblegard, Part 2".
Season 2[]
In "Double Finked", the Rescue Riders tested the Rescue Vines on a far side of the island, so as to not disturb the village. At the same time, Axel Finke, the nephew of Magnus Finke, arrived at his uncle's house, located on the north side of Huttsgalor.
In "Divewings", the Rescue Riders discover an underwater cave on Huttsgalor. There, two Divewings, Fathom and Gill, made a nest and laid three eggs.
In "Mecha-Menace", Elbone started a new business as a farmer, and started planting corn seeds on a field located on a higher-elevated part of Huttsgalor.
In "Summer Holiday", the Rescue Riders save a nest of eggs on the mountainous side of the island.
In "Treasure Riders", the Rescue Riders travel on the north side of Huttsgalor, in order to catch Ice Tail Pike for a meal. There, they also encounter a pack of wolves, but are saved by Waldondo del Mundo.
In "Puff Enuf", a Puffertail named Zeppla arrived on Huttsgalor, and got lost in the Maze Caves. The Rescue Riders saved her and together they went on a rescue mission to save Elbone from a quicksand beach on the far side of the island.
In "Hot, Hot, Hot", the Rescue Riders flew all over the island in search of Aggro, who had sneaked away during the night. They eventually found her in Boiling Springs Valley.
In "High Anxiety", the baby Silver-tailed Ironclaws arrived in the village of Huttsgalor and wreaked havoc. The Rescue Riders intervened and took them back to their mountain.
In "King Burple", a full view of Huttsgalor could be seen when the Rescue Riders returned to the island after finding Elbone's House Boat.
In "Charged Up", the Rescue Riders went to the far side of the island, where the dragons made a competition of target shooting. Two days later, they woke up to find an out-of-control Mechano-Dragon attacking the village, so they worked together to destroy it. The machine's pieces fell into a forest near the village, where they powered up one last time before being shut down forever.
In "Belly Flop", Summer took her friends, except for Leyla and Burple, to teach them swimming tricks in the waters near Huttsgalor.
In "Game of Horns", during the titular event, Duggard and Magnus competed in the Race of Doom, which consisted of them circling the entire island of Huttsgalor.
Dragons: Rescue Riders: Hunt for the Golden Dragon[]
Waldondo del Mundo visited Huttsgalor so that he could ask the Rescue Riders to protect a Golden Dragon and its egg. The Riders went at Marena's house first, to check in with her. She approved of their mission and the Riders left the island to find the Golden Dragon.
Dragons: Rescue Riders: Secrets of the Songwing[]
The villagers were hypnotized by the Songwing Melodia, giving them the urge to sing. They remained under Melodia's control until Leyla, a better singer than her, broke the hypnotic spell with her singing.
Dragons: Rescue Riders: Huttsgalor Holiday[]
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Season 3[]
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Season 4[]
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Trivia[]
- The name 'Huttsgalor' seems to be a play on 'huts' and 'galore', meaning there are many huts.
- On the map inside the Roost the island is titled 'Huttsgalore', which may confirm this assumption.