25 Hidden Secrets In How To Train Your Dragon HD

How many of these secrets did you discover in the How To Train Your Dragon movies? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6 Ever since the first How To Train Your Dragon came out in 2010, the franchise has delighted audiences and critics everywhere. With their beautiful animation, hilarious and heartfelt characters, and amazing stories, the story of Hiccup and his dragon Toothless have cemented their place in animated movie history. And the hidden surprises throughout just make us love these movies even more. From spotting Toothless flying across the Dreamworks logo, to the awesome series of books that started it all. Toothless was designed after all sorts of cats and dogs, and an animator even used his own cat! Hiccup is forced to kill Red Death, and the Runes they write in are actually just English. Paco the Chihuahua is the real voice of the Terrible Terrors, and Hiccup’s leg was an audience favourite. Poor Gloria from Madagascar has a cameo, Berk is actually a British insult, a FLux Capacitor got slipped in by animators, and Toothless learning to smile was inspired by a real baby! Thor’s hammer looks similar to Stoick’s, Spitelout has a familiar voice, some awesome new actors were added in the second movie, and it only takes place over a couple of days. There’s a Jon Snow callout, signature scar, some drawings from real life children, and a huge change that was suggested by Guillermo del Toro. They draw parallels to the first movie, let Gobber express himself in the second movie, and have even more surprises in store for us in the upcoming, and final How To Train Your Dragon installment. Featuring: Toothless, Spotted. Based on Books Inspiration Drawing From Life Red Death Runes Paco The Terrible Hiccup’s Leg Gloria Berk Flux Capacitor Learning to Smile A Familiar Hammer Spitelout New Voices So Little Time You Know Nothing Hiccup’s Scar Stable Drawings Guillermo’s Impact Movie Parallels Go Gobber Trailer Secrets Plot Rumours A Possible Ending Our Social Media: https://twitter.com/screenrant https://www.facebook.com/ScreenRant https://plus.google.com/+ScreenRant Our Website http://screenrant.com/