When dragon events are included in the annual Thaw Festival games, Hiccup sees a chance to finally beat Snotlout, the winner for the past several years. Astrid embarks on a mission to Outcast Island, disguised as Heather, to retrieve the lost Book of Dragons and rescue Heather's parents. Heather reveals that Alvin is holding her parents captive, blackmailing her into working for him. The episode is the first of another two-part story. When a young girl named Heather washes up on the shores of Berk, seemingly attacked by pirates, Astrid is suspicious of her motives, especially when Heather takes a vested interest in the workings of the dragon academy. Hiccup and Stoick must venture out to find the Scauldron, an aquatic dragon whose venom is the only cure for the flower's poison. When Mildew plants Blue Oleander flower throughout Berk, the dragons fall deathly ill one-by-one. Desperate to prove himself to his father, Hiccup sets out to find a fabled long-lost treasure.
Hiccup is dismayed when he sees his and Stoick's father-son portrait has been altered to make Hiccup look more muscular. When Stoick decides he needs a dragon of his own to help with his duties as chief, he starts monopolizing Toothless, leaving Hiccup to find a new dragon for his father to ride.
Hiccup and the other dragon riders must ward off the Outcasts long enough to get their dragons back. Hiccup is given the responsibility to integrate dragons into the village of Berk and must contend with his rowdy friends, unruly dragons, and an upset village elder.Īfter losing their armory and their dragons, Berk finds itself facing an attack by Alvin the Treacherous and the Outcasts, their sworn enemies. But unbeknownst the riders, Torch's much bigger and angrier mother is looking for him and is headed their way. When Hiccup discovers an injured baby dragon who he names Torch, Toothless takes a fierce dislike to the energetic and mischievous beast. If they can't, Berk will starve from lack of eggs, milk, wool, etc. With the winter storms approaching, the dragon riders are forced to find a way to help the Berk farm animals (yaks, sheep, etc.) overcome their fear of the dragons. It's up to Hiccup to find a new calling for his friend and mentor. Without the need for dragon killing weapons, Gobber finds himself without a job in Berk. Hiccup and the other kids must find a way that the dragons can help the village, or risk having them get banished forever. In the aftermath of the movie, the kids are enjoying their new lives with dragons, but the rest of the villagers aren't so sure.
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Get ready for fire-breathing fun and action-packed excitement with the complete first season of Dreamworks Dragons: Riders of Berk - the thrilling animated TV series base on the Academy Ward-Nominated hit movie How To Train Your Dragon ! Join Hiccup, his faithful pal Toothless, and their friends as they face strange new dragons and unexpected dangers that threaten the Viking Villagers. The characters played by the newcomers are played in the feature films respectively by Jonah Hill, Kristen Wiig, Gerard Butler, and Craig Ferguson. They are joined by Zack Pearlman, Julie Marcus, Nolan North, and Chris Edgerly who play Snotlout, Ruffnut, Stoick the Vast, and Gobber respectively. Miller reprise their roles from the film as Hiccup, Astrid, Fishlegs, and Tuffnut respectively. Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, and T.J. This season involves the Vikings of Berk learning to live cooperatively with dragons in their society while coming into conflict with the Outcast Tribe and their Chief, Alvin the Treacherous.ĭragons was announced on Octoand the first season premiered on Augand ended on March 20, 2013. Like the film, it is loosely based on the How to Train Your Dragon book series. and bridges said film with the second installment of the trilogy. Dragons: Riders of Berk is the first season of the American television series, DreamWorks Dragons, which follows the events of the How to Train Your Dragon feature film.
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