All How To Train Your Dragon Movies In Order

Okay, dragon fans! Let’s talk How to Train Your Dragon. We're diving deep, but not too deep. Think inflatable pool, not Mariana Trench.

The OG: How to Train Your Dragon (2010)

This is where it all started. A scrawny Viking named Hiccup meets a super cool Night Fury named Toothless. Cue explosions, heartwarming moments, and a serious rethink of Viking-dragon relations.

Honestly? It’s practically perfect. I mean, that soundtrack? Still gives me chills.

My Hot Take

Unpopular opinion: This is the BEST one. Fight me!

How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)

Years have passed. Hiccup's all grown up and ready to be Chief. He also finds his long-lost mom! Dramatic much?

And then... Drago Bludvist shows up. This guy is bad news. Poor Toothless gets mind-controlled. It's a rollercoaster of feels.

But... I gotta say, some parts felt a little rushed. Maybe it's just me?

Another Hot Take

It's good, very good, but doesn't quite hit the same magic as the first. Don't @ me.

How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019)

Time for another villain! This time it's Grimmel the Grisly. He's got a serious grudge against Night Furies. Super original, right?

Also, Toothless finds a girlfriend! A beautiful white Light Fury. It's all very cute... and kinda predictable.

Hiccup eventually realizes dragons and humans can't live together. Gut-wrenching! They release the dragons into The Hidden World.

Okay, Maybe This Is the Unpopular Opinion...

This movie felt... unnecessary. The ending felt sad and it destroyed the whole concept of the first movie.

Short Films and TV Shows? Let's Keep It Brief!

There's a bunch of shorts and shows too. Gift of the Night Fury? Adorable. Race to the Edge? Keeps the story going.

They're fine! But the movies are the main course. Everything else is just sprinkles. (Tasty sprinkles, but still...)

The Verdict?

The How to Train Your Dragon trilogy is mostly awesome. The first one is a masterpiece. The second is pretty darn great. And the third... well, let's just say I have opinions.

So grab your popcorn (or maybe some fish, if you’re feeling dragon-y) and settle in for a binge. Just be prepared to cry. A lot.