Dragons Riders Of Berk Season 2 Episode 12
Janet Denzel
However, over time their obsession level ramped up (at least in part because Grace became really wrapped up in working on her own Book of Dragons). When my kids start asking to watch the same show every day, I sit up and pay attention. That combined with the fact that I am often in the room with them when they are watching TV, has led to me getting drawn further and further into the dragon riders of Berk, and to be honest, getting sucked into the setting and storylines.
This, of course, made me want to watch the movies, and as I started poking around I came to the realisation that there was a heck of a lot more Dreamworks Dragons stuff out there that we had yet to see (in total there are three movies, two older television shows, a handful of short films, plus the Netflix exclusive series).
Next up is a handful of short films; Gift of the Night Fury, Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon, and Book of Dragons. You can find all of these on Netflix, and I recommend streaming them there versus trying to hunt down the DVD versions, which can be pricey.
The short films can be difficult to locate on Netflix. For example, Book of Dragons and Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon can be found bundled together under the title How to Train Your Dragon Legends.
After that come two seasons worth of Dreamworks Dragons television episodes. These originally aired on the Cartoon Network, and are currently available on DVD. The first season was called Dragons: Riders of Berk. You can find it on DVD packaged as Dragons: Riders of Berk Part 1 and Dragons: Riders of Berk Part 2. The second season was called Dragons: Defenders of Berk. You can find it on DVD packaged as Dragons: Defenders of Berk Part 1 and Dragons: Defenders of Berk Part 2.
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For those of us who still have Netflix DVD service, all of Riders of Berk and the first half of Defenders of Berk are available through it. I also successfully requested that my local library buy the second half.
If Legend of the Boneknapper Dragon does not take place long after the first movie, then the time is probably about early fall. The movie shorts that take place after it also influence what season it can be. I will talk about them below.
We would have to do that if we go with this option of placing Gift of the Night Fury before the events of Riders of Berk because Riders of the Berk begins in autumn (I will discuss that later). This means Snoggletog would probably be in September if we want to insert it in between HTTYD and ROB. It is not an intuitive placement and might make people uncomfortable if they want to give Snoggletog a December date. But this is what you would have to do if you want GOTNF to take place before ROB.
And we really want to put GOTNF before ROB because otherwise there is a very strong canonical error. In Gift of the Night Fury, Fishlegs learns that his dragon is female. In the very first episodes of Riders of Berk, Fishlegs already knows Meatlug is a female.
Still, this can be reconcilable and is not an explicit canon error like the Meatlug gender issue. We can talk about the fickle disposition of humans toward dragons in the early stage, where in GOTNF they are at a loving high, while at the start of ROB they are a little more fed up. This sort of swing of opinions is very frequent in the Hooligans and happens several times during ROB anyway.
I once thought that Snoggletog is supposed to canonically take place a year after HTTYD and thought that the makers said so themselves. However, at this current time, I can locate no explicit text, twitter, or confirmation for this from any official source or name. So it can be disregarded as bogus unless anyone brings up real solid proof otherwise. It makes more sense (at least to me) for GOTNF to be here than for it to take place a year or two later. I will briefly mention alternate locations for GOTNF as this timeline continues, though.
Note that because winter passes, we could also try to date Gift of the Night Fury here, though it runs into the problems I already discussed. The one really intuitive thing about this placement is it lets us locate Snoggletog in December rather than some weird autumn month.
No one really talks about the game Wild Skies, but I figure I might as well. The trainable dragons in this game are the Deadly Nadder, Gronckle, Hideous Zippleback, Monstrous Nightmare, Night Fury, Scauldron, Typhoomerang, Whispering Death, Smothering Smokebreath, and Changewing. With this list of dragons, we can assume that the first eighteen episodes of Riders of Berk have taken place and Hiccup knows first-hand about dragons like Smothering Smokebreaths and Changewings.
Yet again we have someone comment about the seasons in the graphic novels. They are wonderful like that. A worried Viking remarks that winter is approaching in the earlier pages of the graphic novels.
Hiccup is probably about eighteen and a half years old. I believe that this takes place before RTTE because Hiccup is not much taller than Astrid and he still has his old prosthetic. He is in fact a little taller in RTTE than he is in DOTDR.
Race to the Edge takes place around three years after the events of Riders and Defenders of Berk, as several characters comment in their dialogue. RTTE is supposed to happen about a year and a half to a year before HTTYD 2, making the youths around eighteen and nineteen years old. I have not thoroughly checked the dialogue for hints on seasons throughout the episodes and will probably only do that once more episodes have been released, anyway.
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