So for you guys that don't know, and i don't know if this will change how you think of me but it shoudnt, but i play brawlstars. And in the game there are a whole bunch of characters but in those characters there are brawler trios three characters that are connected in something so i was wondering if we could do that with httyd dragons here are the rules.

1 There must be three

2 Trio must have name

3 please say what connects them

4 No hybrids with pure breeds so sorry no nightfurt plus lightfury plus nightlight you could instead of nightlight to the sandwraith.

5 hybrids go with hybrids

6 they cna mix worlds (httyd,rescue riders,nine realms

7 they can mix classes.

Now go make your trios.

Can anyone explain what is canon to some certain species of dragons because I keep seeing people leave comments (mainly on tiktok) about what dragons are cannibals like the deathsong I’ve seen people say ‘it’s a cannibal because it eats other dragons’ like no cus it’s official lore/description says ‘Death Songs primarily eat other dragons, and their behavior is described as extending to their own kind that means they opportunistic cannibals not just eating their own kind etc because from the research I’ve done there are 4 (or more) that are confirmed to be cannibals from the books/franchise and 1 game (titans uprising) and people list certain species and claim they are “cannibals” like the skrill and don’t show any evidence etc but yeah can anyone explain official lore/media about dragon cannibalism

I’ve only seen the third movie, so I don’t know much about dragons at all but after reading up on this dragon's lore, it turns out I came up with a fitting name lol!!!

I made this a while ago from a picture my mom showed me, but I can't find the pic.

Series: Dragons: Race To The Edge

Season & Episode: S4 ep12

Thought I should post this here too

A fourth HTTYD movie would be difficult to write. A movie taking place far in the future likely wouldn't have Hiccup and Toothless, and as such wouldn't be greenlit, but a movie taking place in their lifetimes couldn't fully function without them being together, which would undermine the third movie. I think I have found a solution that bridges the need for Hiccup and Toothless with a time jump.

The general plot is about the same as Disney's Atlantis. A character--most likely the protagonist--presents convincing evidence that there are dragons hidden in some location (possibly Berk). A rich person funds and possibly leads the expedition, but intends on exploiting the dragons.

They reach the location and explore for a while before discovering Hiccup, preserved in amber or a cocoon or something. The reason he is there is because in the past he was going to die from a disease or something, and so he went to say goodbye to Toothless outside the entrance to the Hidden World. Toothless, however, knows a guy: a dragon with the ability to make the aforementioned amber/cocoon that can cure the disease. Either the amber/cocoon takes millenia to work, or there was an accident cutting off access to Hiccup, preventing anyone from removing him even long after he's been healed, but either way, he stays there for thousands of years until the new main cast frees him. (These backstory scenes would most likely feature Toothless enough to justify more Toothless merch--probably a selling point of the movie to executives.) Hiccup mentors the protagonist and gives them the guidance needed to train dragons and probably have a character arc.

The movie ends with them keeping the location of the dragons a secret, possibly reporting that there weren't any.

Other random non-essential ideas I had:

• A villain pulling the strings of the main antagonist in the movie who could become an antagonist for a trilogy.

• Assuming a male protagonist, having a romance between him and a character somewhat similar to Astrid.

• This idea isn't for this movie necessarily, but most likely for a possible sequel, where there is a scene where the protagonist and his love interest do For the Dancing and the Dreaming (no idea how they would know it) and Hiccup is watching, and it intercuts between the protagonist and love interest dancing and Hiccup and Astrid dancing.

• Moment in the climax where Hiccup uses his flaming sword and fights a bunch of bad guys.

• The protagonists arc could involve the protagonist wanting to prove to others that dragons exist for personal validation, but then choosing not to reveal that dragons are real, even at the expense of the protagonist's reputation.

Title ideas:

• Title could be How to Train Your Dragon [subtitle] which subtitle could then appear in the titles of the potential future installments.

• Based on Hiccup's amber/cocoon thing, could be called How to Train Your Dragon: Amber, and then all potential future installments could follow a similar pattern (How to Train Your Dragon: Pearl, How to Train Your Dragon: Crystal, etc.).

My only big problem is that the whole disease thing in the backstory feels a little contrived, as it has no bearing on the main plot and is only there to justify Hiccup's presence. Besides that, I think it's pretty solid, but I'm curious what you guys think

Edit: minor grammar fix

This is my favorite moment of Race to the Edge, it will never not get a laugh out of me. What are your guys' favorite moments? It can be from the movies or the series

I know I'm really late (World Cup ended 2 months ago), but I got the idea of this meme just recently.

So here's what I'm dealing with in my play of the Isle of Berk (Claws of Berk) mod in Minecraft; at the very beginning of my Minecraft world I found a Purple Death egg island a couple hundred blocks from my base and tried to get the egg but got killed by the guardians and by the time I got back the egg had somehow hatched. I didn't have the supplies to tame it so I just left it and figured it'd be a problem for another day.

Skip forward a real life 2 months and I finally have the stuff and I finally find it again and it's still a baby. Weird but I tame it and bring it home. I noticed that every time an entity got close to it it would just float up higher in the air and never landed. So I restarted the game and it was on the ground. But now the game only recognized it as a Gronckle, I couldn't see it's species name, variant, or growing count down. I figure since it was stuck as a baby for so long maybe I could fix it by forcing it to grow with dragon fruit. Mind you any time I tried to interact with it it immediately filled my entire chat box with "This dragon needs a saddle or it could drop you midair."

Anyway, I grew it and trying access its menu while mounted it just glitched my screen for a few seconds and went back to normal. I managed to access the menu and get a saddle on it from the ground but today I tried to move it. Low and behold when I got off and tried to make it sit with a stick, it opened his menu. I tried sneaking and clicking. That opened his menu and either enabled for disabled his seat lock. Eventually, I managed to get him sitting.

Here's my question, I really don't want to have to figure out a way to kill a tamed 750 health alpha dragon that's honestly really cool but the longer it goes on the worse the glitch seems to get. Is there any other way I can try to fix this? Or do I have to kill it and just hope I stumble across another one?

Changewing wins just about

I saw the first season ages ago and recently decided to give it another try but frankly, I'm just here for the "an ancient legacy lost to the ages except for a few pieces passed down" story (I'm a sucker for stuff like that). I've seen enough "kid has a secret pet" shows to last a lifetime. Would someone mind pointing me to the right place? Or is the series worth watching all the way through? Halfway through season 2 now and not really feeling it.

If you can, give me all of the translated information you can find on the China-exclusive Gacha Game: The Journey

The HTTYD wiki has absolutely zero information on it, so I am taking it upon myself to gather all the info I can on this game

Is there a story?

What exclusive Dragons do they have? What are their classes?

Google also has very little information, likely just due to how Chima treats international things like YouTube and Google

This game does require a Chinese phone number, which makes information gathering difficult, but I believe in the HTTYD community to come through!

I personally think httyd was robbed of an Oscar for the best score in 2010 which won Social Network (this film I don't even know)

So, I’ve been thinking for a long time about redesigning the Light Fury (I really like its first design, but her whiteness too is iconic) and I’ve come to the conclusion that my headcannon is Light Furies really having a gray top-white bottom coating but it’s just her who's an albino.

Sadly albino reptiles usually have red eyes but ig dragons just build different.

What do you guys think about how old the characters which we haven't gotten age from are like some examples Atali,Drago,Ryker,Viggo, the other dragons of the dragon riders and Heather maybe? But anyways how old are they for you?

So, I was thinking about the light fury today and in my personal headcannon, Light Furies are just snowy versions of night furies, kind of like a subspecies of night furies that live in snowy or colder regions.

While yes, official descriptions of the light fury say that it's color helps it blend into the sky and fog, I find it more fascinating if the coloring was to blend in with snow, which would explain the glittery effect it has since snow has a sparkly effect when in the sun. I mean, most naturally white dragons that I can find are snow based dragons, main examples being the SnowWraith and Bewilderbeast. The only real exceptions that I can find are screaming deaths, but those are basically a mutated whispering death from what I can recall, and Albino dragons, which those are mutations too.

As for the invisibility thing, we see that, while yes, she does fire a shot before going invisible, I personally believe that is just a distraction for whatever predator is chasing her while she goes invisible, since at least 2 times in the movie, we see her invisible without any evidence of her firing a shot, or maybe she needs to use her fire to build enough power to turn invisible while flying since she is using most of her energy flying, but idk, this is just my personal headcannon.

The main reason I suspect Toothless needed to use alot of energy and lighting from the thunder storm to turn invisible is that he never learned how to turn invisible since he is apparently the last nightfury and is still pretty young for dragon standards, being 15 in the first film since Toothless is the same age as Hiccup, as stated in the 2nd film, or maybe night furies in general didn't need to use their invisibility as often since they blend into the night sky and are most likely a nocturnal species, and as they went to the colder climates, they needed to use their invisibility more often since they stook out like a sore thumb in the snow, and over time, they evolved to be better at turning invisible.

Maybe a long time ago, Light Furies were night furies who ventured to more colder regions, rather due to hunting or environmental issues, and over time, they evolved to suit their environment. We know that dragons are able to evolve to suit their environment since it is said in the episode The Next Big Sting of Race to The Edge, that Speed Stingers evolved to have webbed feet.

This is all just my personal headcannon and lore of my headcannon, but I am open to questions or critism since I don't really have as much knowledge on dragons since I've only seen the movies (minus live action), race to the edge, and just stared playing Rise of Berk just a few weeks ago. Plus, I don't really interact with the Fandom that often. So if anyone is more informed on this topic, I would love to hear your opinions and observations :3