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How to Train your Dragon 3
7 years ago
So, First I wanna state that these are all my own theories and feelings. None of this is to change anyone's mind or start arguments. So as you read this, please keep that in mind.
From the moment How to train you dragon was released i was in love. The bond that Toothless and Hiccup share has been something truly amazing. The first movie was something that really resonated with me unlike any other movie had at the time. To see dragons go from something that humans hated, to something that they loved and adored really touched me. Growing up with a love for dragons always left me wanting a relationship like that. Movies like Dragonheart were key to my development as a kid, but honestly it was full of such a heartbreaking sadness at the end. Still to this day I cant watch the ending of Dragonheart. I saw it once in theaters and despite being the best way to finish the film, I just cant bring myself to watch the ending again.
When How to train your dragon 2 came out, I was worried because I heard a rumor that a main protagonist in the film was slated to die. If it turned out Toothless was gonna die, I would just be crushed, heartbroken. So I read anything and everything I could get my hands on up to the movies release. Needless to say it was not toothless that died * spoilers for those that don't know.* I found myself really attached to Toothless as a character and I didn't think I could handle seeing something bad like that happen to him. Digging into my life, I feel like a lot of it comes from How to train your dragon being there in my life when I needed it the most. The first was there for me and my now deceased mate Athus. We both loved the movie so much we were buying up all the merchandise we could find. We both cried at the scene when Hiccup is drawing in the sand with toothless. After Athus passed away, I struggled a lot with everything. Hiccup and Toothless was a great help to keep pushing on. When the second movie came out I was there not just for myself, but for Athus as well. I knew he would love the movie and what it stood for. The bond that Hiccup and Toothless have by the end of the second movie is something that cant be expressed fully with words. They are like one unit, having been through so much.
I even am guilty of watching through all the episodes of the Tv show that was made. That includes the netflix series, right up to the most recent episodes. Most of them are bad and cringy, but there are a few that are good. The side plots and new characters are good for world building but by no means necessary. If anything it just helped strengthen that bond between hiccup and toothless. Seeing them together for so many adventures, trails, and experiences has left me feeling that bond even more.
So this brings me to why I am writing this journal today. I find myself conflicted. Ever since news started breaking about the third movie and how it would more closely follow the books I was worried. I have not read the books, but from what I have heard they end with Dragons disappearing * still in this world but not seen.* Then when the first poster/image of the lightfury dropped last week I was in love. I thought the Lightfury looked stunning! She is the perfect compliment to Toothless. In fact I am drawing some fan art of her at this very moment ( https://beta.furrynetwork.com/artwo.....fury-crop-wip/ ) I have drawn Toothless a lot since his first unveiling back in 2009. I put everything I have into my art when I draw him. You can see it especially with the last picture I drew of him. Every single little scale was painstakingly painted and matched to the original as best I could. Athus would be proud. I also know he would have been one of the first to do some fan art of the LightFury. But with the poster came a brief synopsis and more rumors about the movie. https://www.usatoday.com/story/life.....ove/665961002/
After reading what is out there and still awaiting the official trailer, I cant help but worry that Toothless and Hiccup are going to have to part ways by the end of the third movie. The introduction of a romance for Toothless leaves me worrying that his bond with Hiccup will have to break in order to save the species. I am selfish in this aspect as I have grown to love that bond Hiccup and Toothless share so much that I don't want to see it break. As a movie goer, I understand the reason for this. The whole trilogy is like a coming of age tale for both Hiccup and Toothless. It would make sense for them both to have to reach that point of responsibility in their relationship to put their people kingdoms first. And worse still it sounds like all dragons might have to head Toothless's alpha call and hide from hunters. Sealing themselves off in a "Hidden world" for protection. This would explain why we don't see dragons today in our world. And I am sure the director is shooting to follow the books to this degree. I wouldn't blame him for doing so, but it still hurts hard for me. This bond between human and dragon is something so deep and personal for me that it leaves me feeling really hurt to think of what might happen to it. So many times in my life growing up it has been that same scenario; "Dragon World" the human and dragon form a bond only for the human to push the dragon away at the end to save him. There are a lot of other examples out there and I know why it is done. It is to show that you love someone so much your willing to put your own feelings aside to save them. I just was hoping that How to train your dragon didn't end up going that route. By the end of the second movie it felt like there was no way that could happen. Hiccup and Toothless just cant exist without one another, they are a single soul. But given the more and more I see coming out the more I worry.
Again to be clear this isn't a boycott or my way of bashing the movie. I will see it, and I know it will be a good movie. This journal is more my way of therapy. I need a way to get these feelings off my chest. This community here is so open and understanding I feel like it will help me deal with these feelings. The director of the the How to train your dragon trilogy knows what he is doing and I just want it known that I respect his decision in the end. If this journal ever finds its way to him I hope he understands why I am writing it and the emotions that come with it. Everything said above, I still hope that by the end of the third movie Hiccup and Toothless are still together, not isolated from one another for the sake of following the books. There have been plenty of stories like that in the past and for once I would love a happy ending in my dragon human relationships. Please no more sad/sacrificial endings for dragons...
Thank you all for reading
From the moment How to train you dragon was released i was in love. The bond that Toothless and Hiccup share has been something truly amazing. The first movie was something that really resonated with me unlike any other movie had at the time. To see dragons go from something that humans hated, to something that they loved and adored really touched me. Growing up with a love for dragons always left me wanting a relationship like that. Movies like Dragonheart were key to my development as a kid, but honestly it was full of such a heartbreaking sadness at the end. Still to this day I cant watch the ending of Dragonheart. I saw it once in theaters and despite being the best way to finish the film, I just cant bring myself to watch the ending again.
When How to train your dragon 2 came out, I was worried because I heard a rumor that a main protagonist in the film was slated to die. If it turned out Toothless was gonna die, I would just be crushed, heartbroken. So I read anything and everything I could get my hands on up to the movies release. Needless to say it was not toothless that died * spoilers for those that don't know.* I found myself really attached to Toothless as a character and I didn't think I could handle seeing something bad like that happen to him. Digging into my life, I feel like a lot of it comes from How to train your dragon being there in my life when I needed it the most. The first was there for me and my now deceased mate Athus. We both loved the movie so much we were buying up all the merchandise we could find. We both cried at the scene when Hiccup is drawing in the sand with toothless. After Athus passed away, I struggled a lot with everything. Hiccup and Toothless was a great help to keep pushing on. When the second movie came out I was there not just for myself, but for Athus as well. I knew he would love the movie and what it stood for. The bond that Hiccup and Toothless have by the end of the second movie is something that cant be expressed fully with words. They are like one unit, having been through so much.
I even am guilty of watching through all the episodes of the Tv show that was made. That includes the netflix series, right up to the most recent episodes. Most of them are bad and cringy, but there are a few that are good. The side plots and new characters are good for world building but by no means necessary. If anything it just helped strengthen that bond between hiccup and toothless. Seeing them together for so many adventures, trails, and experiences has left me feeling that bond even more.
So this brings me to why I am writing this journal today. I find myself conflicted. Ever since news started breaking about the third movie and how it would more closely follow the books I was worried. I have not read the books, but from what I have heard they end with Dragons disappearing * still in this world but not seen.* Then when the first poster/image of the lightfury dropped last week I was in love. I thought the Lightfury looked stunning! She is the perfect compliment to Toothless. In fact I am drawing some fan art of her at this very moment ( https://beta.furrynetwork.com/artwo.....fury-crop-wip/ ) I have drawn Toothless a lot since his first unveiling back in 2009. I put everything I have into my art when I draw him. You can see it especially with the last picture I drew of him. Every single little scale was painstakingly painted and matched to the original as best I could. Athus would be proud. I also know he would have been one of the first to do some fan art of the LightFury. But with the poster came a brief synopsis and more rumors about the movie. https://www.usatoday.com/story/life.....ove/665961002/
After reading what is out there and still awaiting the official trailer, I cant help but worry that Toothless and Hiccup are going to have to part ways by the end of the third movie. The introduction of a romance for Toothless leaves me worrying that his bond with Hiccup will have to break in order to save the species. I am selfish in this aspect as I have grown to love that bond Hiccup and Toothless share so much that I don't want to see it break. As a movie goer, I understand the reason for this. The whole trilogy is like a coming of age tale for both Hiccup and Toothless. It would make sense for them both to have to reach that point of responsibility in their relationship to put their people kingdoms first. And worse still it sounds like all dragons might have to head Toothless's alpha call and hide from hunters. Sealing themselves off in a "Hidden world" for protection. This would explain why we don't see dragons today in our world. And I am sure the director is shooting to follow the books to this degree. I wouldn't blame him for doing so, but it still hurts hard for me. This bond between human and dragon is something so deep and personal for me that it leaves me feeling really hurt to think of what might happen to it. So many times in my life growing up it has been that same scenario; "Dragon World" the human and dragon form a bond only for the human to push the dragon away at the end to save him. There are a lot of other examples out there and I know why it is done. It is to show that you love someone so much your willing to put your own feelings aside to save them. I just was hoping that How to train your dragon didn't end up going that route. By the end of the second movie it felt like there was no way that could happen. Hiccup and Toothless just cant exist without one another, they are a single soul. But given the more and more I see coming out the more I worry.
Again to be clear this isn't a boycott or my way of bashing the movie. I will see it, and I know it will be a good movie. This journal is more my way of therapy. I need a way to get these feelings off my chest. This community here is so open and understanding I feel like it will help me deal with these feelings. The director of the the How to train your dragon trilogy knows what he is doing and I just want it known that I respect his decision in the end. If this journal ever finds its way to him I hope he understands why I am writing it and the emotions that come with it. Everything said above, I still hope that by the end of the third movie Hiccup and Toothless are still together, not isolated from one another for the sake of following the books. There have been plenty of stories like that in the past and for once I would love a happy ending in my dragon human relationships. Please no more sad/sacrificial endings for dragons...
Thank you all for reading
Even its a bit rubbish we can be glad at least we got 2 good movies out of it.
I read the last book of the series like three or four years ago so I don't remember exactly how it ends, but basically Hiccup has to fight Furious, who is a fully seadragonus gigantus maximus (which is what Toothless is a baby version of in the books), and threatens to kill him and all dragon kind with a gem that has a dragon virus in it. Hiccup didn't want to do it, naturally, because it would mean the death of Toothless and Windwalker (Hiccup's riding dragon, because Toothless was actually Hiccup's hunting dragon, like a hunting eagle). Eventually he gets Furious to back down and stop the dragon rebellion but the dragons still need to go into hiding to be away from human kind who uses and abuses dragons. I also feel like I remember Hiccup making a land for them somewhere so that a select few dragons and humans can live together, but I'm probably remembering wrong.
I'm positive that the plot of the movie is going to be: dragons are rebelling/a human is getting dragons to rebel, Hiccup and Toothless have to stop the rebellion but realizes they are rebelling for valid reasons, then Toothless has to take the dragons into hiding. This is what has been hinted at so far from the information gathered from the articles I keep seeing as well as interviews of the director saying he wanted to bring it back to the original plot of the books. However, I'm pretty sure that there is going to be some insinuation that Hiccup goes to visit Toothless again or he goes away with Toothless. There are a lot of children that follow the series. If they completely cut ties between Hiccup and Toothless the fans would riot.
That's just my two cents, and I hope that eases some of your woes!
A) Its a light fury, not a night fury so if youre going to breed with another dragon species you wont get more night furys anyway... so whats the point...
B) Toothless straight up needs Hiccup to fly. Even if Hiccup gives him that tail piece that lets him fly on his own, if it ever gets damadged that dragon is dead.
C) It was supposed to be a story of two worlds living as one. Separating them at the end seems like all of Hiccups hard work goes undone. Why should he, the only person who saw a world between dragons and vikings be the only one to lose his dragon.
D) Seriously if there is a dragon romance im going to be pissed. Its not crucial to the story, youre literally just tearing apart characters with a bond that shouldnt EVER be broken. Stop teaching kids that everyone had to be in a relationship. Stop teaching kids that to be important you have to be in a romantic relationship. Show them strong characters who have a lot of friends. Strong and good friends. Stop trying to push that the only relationship of worth in this world is a romantic one.
I have had many of the same arguments against sudden romances in movies similar to this one. If its not some never before seen X appearing out of nowhere to sweep Y off his or her feet, its two established characters that have been friends for a long time suddenly getting thrown into a relationship because the writers said so.
I used to be annoyed at any straight relationship suddenly being forced upon a couple of characters in a kids movie. I thought it would be great if Disney or Pixar or Someone would have the balls to create a story where two male characters fall in love, or two female ones. It might just help some kids out there who are struggling with feelings that they don't yet understand. Maybe it would let them know that its perfectly fine for them to have those feelings.
But after seeing so many characters in movies such as this thrown into relationships, I've gotten to the point that I would rather just see the characters have a close circle of life long friends. And really, young kids think romance is icky anyway. Why keep shoving it in their faces in every single animated movie? If it is an effort to make certain that kids grow up to be "normal" well... all those anthropomorphic characters might just make the kids grow up to be furry instead xD
It's a trope that I wish would die. All of the Ice Age movies ended up becoming "this character gets a girlfriend," imo. It's too Bambi.
Also, I dislike how different her design is from Toothless's. I feel like if they wanted to make their designs different so that kids could tell them apart, make Toothless melanistic and make the female like green or prismatic or something, anything other than white. It's too heteronormative, yin and yang, black and white for me. I realize they are supposed to be animals and that's kind of the only way for sexual animals to perpetuate a species, but yeesh, they don't have to hammer it in so hard. lol
and i really love it
My thoughts exactly.
I really want more media that gives a happy ending to both the dragon and rider, without separating the two.
I think it would be dramatic to tease a conclusion like that, then take a twist, and save everyone...
However, if you'd ever like to read a good book series about dragons, I would suggest looking up Joust by Mercedes Lackey. The dergs aren't as smart as Toothless and the gang, but at least the people don't lose their dragons ;0;
If one can stand stopping in the middle of a series, stop after the third book and make up your own endings, heh.
https://www.sofurry.com/browse/fold.....p;folder=61296
I actually may be one of few, but I care more about the bonds of Toothless and Hiccup than Astrid and Hiccup. It just feels more of a real relationship between a dragon who's intelligent and one of the best, to Hiccup who isn't exactly all mighty and relies on his wits and understanding to work well alongside of Toothless.
(I originally wrote this comment to boost one of my most favorite books while also saying something about Toothless, lol)
I'm not too sure about this new movie, I'm going to watch it, but if it does something like this.. I think I'll just do the same as one of the other comments here and say "The second movie was the true ending in my eyes."
Honestly, it took me a long while to watch the second movie as I'm not a huge movie fan, but when I did, I wasn't disappointed. The first one holds a place in my heart as one of the best animated movies I've ever seen.
I think I may be biased because dragons~<3
I feel the same in fact, the first HTTYD was like Mike Tyson punching you in the guts in terms of feelings. It was everything I ever dreamed about about dragons and humans (and even more when inspired minds made some fan fics about these two, if you know what I mean xD). In the 2nd movie however, I really felt the absence of Chris Sanders. Dean Deblois turned it into a "dark familial drama" (even if I amplify a bit the thing), breaking most of the magic the 1st movie had.
But with the 3rd, I don't get it, and it's ripping me half. I mean, why did they get "inspired" by the books, making all the characters and and the plot different of them, to melt the thing in the end, and even add a female light/nightfury? That's a total nonsense and b*llsh*t! I will going to see HTTYD 3 yes. I know I will certainly be down for weeks with the ending, and for sure, I will boycott any movies where I will the name of "Dean Deblois" and "Bonnie Arnold" after this, but the page has to be turned I suppose.
The first HTTYD will remain anyway the best for me, and perhaps the whole HTTYD thing should have been one single movie, to keep that incredible magic, that sadly we will probably lose next year.
PS: You're not the only who can't watch Dragonheart anymore btw ^^ (same reasons than you).
I hope they build it up as that, and then twist it.
Not a sad ending; they don't accept the 'put aside your feelings to save someone.' type of trite we see a thousand times, but work harder. Accept the difficulties life has, and push past them together. To survive, and flourish.
Haven't watched the series myself; but adore what I see of it, a lot. Hoping that for you; Narse, you get a proper and happy tale that rewards all the investment. No one wants to see this adventure come to an end. And not all coming-of-age stories mean abandoning what was had. Sometimes maturity is realizing that you don't HAVE to leave behind the things you grew up with, or loved or change everything.
PS. A GREAT series of books detailing the bond between man and drake is the ones by Naomi Novik (Pretty sure I spelt all that wrong.) The first in the series being 'His Majesties Dragon'
For example, I felt absolutely empty as a kid when, at the end of Digimon Adventure, the Digimon and their partners split ways. Like, it ruins fantasies that you wanna keep running in your head. It doesn't fit your own narrative. It messes with the storylines you've created on your own for these characters, that you've bonded with. I felt gutted when I watched the original 80's Transformers movie with Optimus Prime dying since, at that moment, they killed off all the fantasies and adventures I had involving him. What was the point of playing with my Optimus Prime toy when it was a character that wasn't alive in my head anymore?
Some people can easily get past that stuff. They got different kinds of fantasies that allow them to parry and create their own, non-canon worlds. I really can't. I used to love watching Gravity Falls and now it hurts cause I know it's over. They split up, their magical summer is over. The adventure is over.
So, yeah. I totally feel you on this. It'll be a bummer, one way or the other, but all things come to an end. I'm going to enjoy watching HTTYD for what it is and just try to accept it as a closing chapter.
02 isn't nowhere as good as the first Adventure but I am glad it ends the way it does because it keeps the dream alive.
Now forgive this silly red dragon for trying to sound fancier than he is. Just wanted to share my feelings.
Im going to go be embarrassed in a corner now >.>
But listen, even if we all have our hearts broken by whatever happens in the movie, don't let it get you down. Keep making art that we'll all love, Narse. Keep making each picture of Toothless and any other HTTYD character a labor of love for a story so close to your heart. Pour all your feelings into every one. Imma tell you something else: I 100% believe in dragons. Not lying. Ever since I was a child, I have 100% believed in the existence of dragons. Twenty-something years later, I still believe in them. Never seen one, nope, but they're real. If you see this comment and read through it, and please do, give these a read too:
http://www.dragonsinn.net/Poetry/prelutsky4.htm
http://lair2000.net/Dragon_Poetry/p.....n_Dragons.html
They're why I believe in dragons.
Your sona is a dragon, Narse. Be a dragon. Be Draco. Be sad if the story goes somewhere we don't want it to go, but don't let it get you down. Remember all the joy and feelings that HTTYD has brought you since you first saw it. Be brave in the face of it and open your heart to whatever happens because it'll be alright in the end. And always believe in dragons.
I loved both movies, and characters...
and I hate when this kind of things happen, it makes me sad seein such frienship tear appart either death or cause they have to go by any means
I guess I can put Digimon as an exaxmple of this, specifically the 3rd oneIts just flatout sad and some almost made me cry. I hope if this happens atleast made an indirect reference to that or on a future movie >v<
I'm so glad in the last few years there's so many media products where humans and monsters coexist peacefully (Pokémon and Digimon are my most favorite series ever for that reason), something I really missed during my own childhood. As a kid I remember always rooting for the bad guys that were monsters, instead than the knights/heroes I was supposed to root for... always hoped they'd get friends in the end but nooo, the hero always slayed the monster. I mean, even at the end of the first Jurassic Park movie I was upset because I really wanted humans and dinosaurs to live together despite everything (the book finale was an even worse punch in the gut, if you're ever read it - and I read it when I was like 9 years old :( ).
It'd be really sad if HTTYD ended with humans and dragons parting, specially if romance is the one of keys to Toothless and Hiccup parting ways. I really dislike romance in media as a whole, it's super overrated and is often wrongly elevated to best relationship, even when it means cutting your friends out... which is terribly sad and wrong in my opinion. And not just romance, the whole "coming of age and having to leave your fantasy world behind" is terribly annoying to me as well.
Dear world, let imaginative kids grow up into imaginative adults. The two things aren't mutually exclusive, you know.
Also, love your arts :)
I need my black and white in fiction like this (though I vastly prefer the latter). I don't need any more kinds of grey. Got enough of those to deal with in my regular life already.
And yeah, dragon-related fiction has such a horrible track record when it comes to bad endings. Like sheesh, can't they just catch a break for once?
I don't know if it's just an attempt to be deep or something, but in my mind there is something quite wrong with just discarding the joy of escapism as if that isn't worth anything in and of itself. And if anything, being adults has only furthered the need for us to find escapism in our daily lives, thanks to all the extra stuff we have to deal with and such.
But considering the way this has upset a lot of people, coupled with the huge creative drive that supports this community, I think this particular drive for a better ending will be quite healthy and lively among a lot of people here. So you can expect to find support and comfort in that when the time comes ^^
Judging by her incredibly smooth appearance and fin on her spine...I think she's aquatic. Now, because Toothless can't fly on his own the only thing that seemed to make sense was him learning to swim...which I think he will.
And thus dragons will return to the sea, and find their new home in the 'hidden world'.
But part of me hopes...that at the VERY end...we will see Hiccup return in the dead of night (because you can't really see a nightfury at night!!) to visit Hiccup despite having to basically 'hide from humanity' now to preserve his species.
I've actually devoted an unhealthy amount of brain space over the years to alternate ending or continuation head-cannon to stories I've otherwise loved with those types of bittersweet ending.
We can only pray.
I feel sorry about what happened with your mate. No amount of time can pass that will make it feel better.
It might get easier. But at the same time I guess it gets harder.
I felt that the first How to Train Your Dragon was an instant classic for many reasons, and chief among them was that it didn't follow that trope. When I first heard there would be sequel, I was immediately on the fence because I knew how tempting such a trope might prove to be for the filmmakers.
The second film ended up being good, but you could already see them starting to water down the mythology for convenience, and bringing in forced melodrama. It wasn't enough that Hiccup's mom was actually alive, they had to also make her a dragon rider. Scrap that part about no Viking ever training a dragon in 300 years. Heck, even the bad guys have been training dragons. And of course, this being an animated film, they can't keep both parents alive on screen for more than five minutes.
As annoying as those things were, I could live with them, but now it seems like my worst fear is being realized. And to add insult to injury, they had to introduce a female Night Fury as a love interest and make her white. It's been several years since I've read any HTTYD fanfiction, but I'm 99% sure there was more than one with that exact plot-line -- and that was five years ago.
I tell myself I'm too old to care about this shit anymore, but if no one ever says anything then these movie creators will never get the message that people would like to see something different. Today's kids might not realize how common these tropes are because they haven't lived through them for 30+ years.
We can hold out hope that the ending will leave some room for Hiccup and Toothless to see each other, but I doubt it will be what we hope for. I loved Pete's Dragon, don't get me wrong, but even its ending left something to be desired.
There's not a lot we can do as fans except vote with our wallets. As long as people keep paying to see these movies, they'll keep making them. Perhaps if the movie bombs at the box office, they might put two and two together.
HTTYD is about a human and dragon finding lasting companionship because they're both outcasts in their own way. Hiccup isn't the brawny Northman he should be, Toothless is a dragon, feared and shunned by most and rare among his own kind. The writers thus far conveyed this story perfectly, it's the heart and soul of everything.
If they turn this story into something else for the sake of ratings or 'doing something else', then it's something else and not HTTYD. Then HTTYD ended with movie 2.
Take Star Wars, Hollywood might say the latest few movies are canon, but Star Wars fans that truly connected to the theme and story know that it's not.
Those movies are something else, unrelated.
Remember, even authors can lose track of what their creation is, thankfully such works live on in the hearts and minds of people who connected with that story.
Nothing can take that away, even if the author says it to you. It's called headcanon (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/headcanon) and is very strong in some fanbases.
Let's assume the writers know what this series is at heart, and if not, don't let that get to you.
I really hope Hiccup and Toothless will stay together in the end... Otherise I will be really sad :(
I also had the need to split humans and dragons up. Like, why build up everything to take that away at the end? Seems like a slap to the face almost.
I see everyone quoting dragonheart. I know that ending was sad....Like..the part where bowen won't raise a weapon, or defend himself from the flames...So powerful...He trusts that dragon SOOOOO much.
Dragon heart 4 had some problems with it...and I wish there was a between 3-4. As that dragon human friendship from the third movie...lasted the man's life! The story even starts with the dragon seated beside him on his death bed, the dragon ready to follow his friend into the next life.
I feel very disappointed about it, I do not understand how a light fury can go with a night fury, if anything they are not the same species and the idea that it is to keep the species alive go awry.
I find it weird, although it is very short and not explained in the trailer that Hiccup would push Toothless with her.
And why did they need to make Toothless interaction with her so cliché, I mean I understand that he falls in love and all and while I'm not too fond of the idea, I can accept it but why making him so silly about it?
I will surely go watch the movie and probably enjoy it but I still feel disappointed. Hiccup and Toothless share a bond bigger than anything else, or at least I thought so.
*cries* I am NOT ALONE!!!!
My black Honda Civic is named Toothless! You don't name your car? Dumb, you're dumb :P
First off, i do believe that there's a big chance of the duo breaking up, in the name of legacy, it's true that hiccup and toothless have been together for a long time, and with the appearance of the light fury, it does seem that HTTYD3 will end similar to ash releasing butterfree in pokemon, it didn't have to happen, but the writers might choose it to happen.
Let's be honest, we are merely fans, hoping things will go our way within said characters, books and movies. I'd love for hiccup and astrid to form a world, where both humans and dragons live together, which includes toothless and lightfury being among them, but it might not happen, and i'm fine with that for the simple fact that it story writers love doing that, for better or worse.
I won't be too upset if the duo break up, because i'm expecting it to happen really, i'll be shocked if they don't.
Perhaps "dragons living among humans" is only meant to be a fantasy, regardless of what happens i'll watch it, the introduction to the light fury, might make out to be a blessing in disguise, for all we know, the duo can break up, only to make another trilogy
Trailer for 3 dropped yesterday. It gives the whole plot of the movie away.
Dragonheart was also a pivotal movie in my development too. I was in absolute awe after watching it, seemingly stuck in that fantasy world it introduced. That movie was magical to me! As good as Independence Day’s special effects were in 1996, I still think Dragonheart should have edged it out for the Academy Award!
I think the director what's his name um , dean that's it . just wants to crush our souls and childhood spirits some days. But I guess there is a message in the story for us to Learn and grow from.
Ps if I don't make sense half the time, Iam drinking 😋