According to our Google Search Console stats, one of the searches people have been looking at is whether Astrid Hofferson appears in the How to Train Your Dragon books. Well, that’s what we’ll be looking at in this Book Haven post. The reason we’re doing in Book Haven and not Animated Films and Television is …
The Fireworm Queen is almost like the Queen Bee in the How To Train Your Dragon universe. Like the Queen Bee, the Fireworm Queen lays thousands of eggs. The only known Fireworm Queen resides on Fireworm Island. An average fireworm isn’t all that big and can be used in lamps to provide light, like fireflies. …
An original character for the How to Train Your Dragon franchise, Astrid Hofferson starts her journey as a Viking warrior-in-training before she becomes caught up in Hiccup’s crazy adventures with Toothless. By the end of the third film, she marries Hiccup, becoming the Chieftess of the Hooligan Tribe and the mother of his two children, …
It’s official, our fellow Berkians! We know who will play Hiccup and Astrid in the upcoming live-action How to Train Your Dragon. The Hollywood Reporter reports that Nico Parker (The Last of Us) and Mason Thames (The Black Phone) will play our favourite Viking partners in the upcoming film. Mason will play Hiccup, while Nico …
How to Train Your Dragon is one of those franchises with vibrant, fun characters that never get old. In this post, we’ll look at the characters from the media franchise, but only those from the films and the television series associated with Hiccup. This post will not include The Nine Realms series. There will also …
“Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile.” Ah. Classic Hiccup. How To Train Your Dragon is returning to the big screen in a couple of years as it will receive the live-action treatment like so many other films. Unfortunately, there isn’t much information on the project, but there is enough for us to run down …
A question we keep seeing is whether How to Train your Dragon characters, Hiccup Haddock and Snotlout, are cousins. So, we thought we’d answer this for all the HTTYD fans out there. Now, before we begin, there are two answers to this question. The first is yes, Snotlout and Hiccup are cousins, but they are …
Dragons: The Nine Realms is different but shares similarities to the original media.
Dragons: The Nine Realms is in the present day and might have ties to what came before.
How to Train your Dragon has inspired many people, but did you know the films were loosely based off English author Cressida Cowell’s book series of the same name?
Women in the How to Train Your Dragon franchise are sassy, fun, and quirky at the best of the times. Let’s meet them before the release of the third film
