Everything How To Train Your Dragon

(First of all, sorry for the super late reply! I’ve been really busy, and just now saw this. So sorry!)I think it makes sense that they have the dragons act like certain animals. Dragons were never a real creature, so it can be hard to properly animate them if you don’t know how they would act. So how do you properly animate imaginary creatures so that it doesn’t look so stiff or poorly done? You design them to sort of look and act like an animal that does exist. I like that they do that. :) It’s cool seeing some of those similarities between the imaginary animals and the real animals.

I love that he used Viggo’s design as well. :D A great tribute to him (and a great way to wrap in the series to the second movie). I also like your point about how Hiccup learns from his enemies. It shows how much he grows, and how he can learn from his failures and from others. Such great character development. I love it.

It’s certainly my favorite food. :D So delicious!

(Don’t know how long this has been in my askbox. Sorry if it’s been awhile.)That is an excellent question. I personally think that is their natural color, because it would be kind of weird that all of the Changewings just chose to be red. But thank you for the question !