how to train your dragon school of dragons review

A DreamWorks spokesman says, “The show’s aim was to keep the unique design language of the franchise intact as it was modernized.

If the design motif for both humans and dragons resemble the How to Train Your Dragon designs, it’s no accident. In this series, the characters skew towards more toward the realistic, and away from the wacky Vikings of Berk.

Now comes DreamWorks Dragons: The Nine Realms, which ties in with the original How to Train Your Dragon films, occurring 1300 years after the end of How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. The franchise has also generated video games, an ice show, an arena show, several theme park attractions worldwide, and of course, a plethora of merchandise.

A streaming spinoff, DreamWorks Dragons: Rescue Riders, offers a separate continuity with talking dragons, which so far tallies 32 episodes and three specials. Based on the best-selling How to Train Your Dragon novels by Cressida Cowell, the franchise has so far spawned three feature films with a combined box-office take of $1.6 billion worldwide, five short films, a “Snoggletog Log” video and a 118-episode TV series collectively titled DreamWorks Dragons. When it comes to dragons, there’s no stopping DreamWorks Animation.

How to train your dragon school of dragons review