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Although this article is based on canonical information, the actual name of this subject is pure conjecture.

The Target Statue is a statue that Ruffnut and Tuffnut Thorston purchased from Johann to act as a target for dragon attacks during training.

History[]

Dragons: Riders of Berk[]

At some point during the beginning of the episode "Dragon Flower", Ruffnut and Tuffnut purchased this statue from Johann by trading their great-grandfather's skull for it, although they were allowed to keep his clavicle. Later in the day, the twins placed the statue into the center of the Academy, with Hiccup being impressed that they had finally taken pride in the building. However, Hiccup soon realized the true reason why the twins bought the statue after Ruffnut had Barf and Belch fire at the statue. Snotlout, loving the idea, climbed on Hookfang and also fired at the statue, with Astrid and Stormfly soon following suit. Toothless attempted to fire at the statue as well, but he completely missed the shot due to the sneezing he was suffering from after unknowingly being poisoned by the blue oleanders recently planted on Berk.

Dragons: Defenders of Berk[]

The statue is seen briefly in "Appetite for Destruction" outside the twins' house when they're trying to fool Sharpshot that they're also statues. It is blackened with smoke and char.

Dragons: Race to the Edge[]

The statue is seen again in Ruffnut and Tuffnut's Hut in "Searching for Oswald... and Chicken", where Ruff and Tuff were looking for Chicken. Astrid and Snotlout though they were spring cleaning.

Function[]

Although the statue was originally intended to be a decoration, the twins repurposed it after they purchased it. After setting it up in the Academy, the twins and the other riders, sans Hiccup and Fishlegs, used the statue for target practice, having each of their dragons fire their ranged attacks (fire, spine shots, etc.) at it in an attempt to hit it and blow it back.

Trivia[]

  • The statue bares a strong resemblance to the statues in Berk's waters, and also the board pieces in the game "Maces and Talons."

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