How to Train Your Dragon originally was released in 2010. I was a senior in High School and not exactly ready to go invest in a new animated franchise as an 18 year-old. I’m willing to admit that I was wrong for that.
So while I knew vaguely of Toothless and Hiccup, the world was one that I was removed from. So when I saw How to Train Your Dragon earlier this year, I found myself sobbing at the journey that Hiccup (Mason Thames) must go on not only to earn the trust and respect of his fellow vikings but the one he goes on to build a bond with Toothless.
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