The film tells the story of the protagonist Hiccup, the son of a Viking Patriarch who has been an enemy of dragons for generations. They fought, and fought, and fought with dragons. And Hiccup is a timid man. Every time he fights a dragon, he hides in fear, and the people think he is not worthy of being a Viking. However, one day he caught a Night Fury. Instead of killing the dragon, he became good friends with it and named it Toothless. Their relationship is getting deeper and deeper. In the end, they defeated the Dragon King together. Dragons and Vikings began to live in harmony. In the movie, the boy Hiccup is kind, because when he caught the dragon, he did not kill it, but released it, and he also came to feed it fish every day. He is also an observant, intelligent boy. Because when Toothless flew, he found that Toothless was always unstable. When Toothless landed, he found Toothless only had half of his tail. He went home and made half tails for Toothless, and after several upgrades, it finally made it, and he was brave too. When fighting the Dragon King, he bravely rushed forward to fight the Dragon King, and did not mean to back down. Facing the Dragon King's heavy attacks, he did not escape, but continued to fight back. He still cherishes friendship very much. In the face of his father's rebuke, he did not cut off his friendship with Toothless, but continued to be friends with Toothless. How beautiful and precious are these advantages in him.
There is no need for complicated character relationships and plots in the children's world. The story itself is very simple, but it is precisely this simplicity, you just need to sit there and watch it quietly with a smile.
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