Hiccup Haddock

Shlak is a fisherman, one of the best on Berk, along with his friend Vedron.
Vedrone is Shlak's friend, also a fisherman, and draws well.
Silent Sven, a sheep farmer, was mute, but according to Gobber, his gift of speech has returned.
Gustav is a young man, the leader of a reserve squad of dragon riders, short, smart and persistent.
Rotfiend - ran a vegetable farm on the edge of the village and disliked dragons.
Slobbery Jorgenson is Snotlout's father and a member of the reserve dragon riders.
Valka is Hiccup's mother and the wife of Stoick the Vast. Presumed dead for 20 years, she saved dragons from danger. She was the first person to peacefully tame and ride a dragon (not counting the winged maidens).
Eret is a brash 25-year-old upstart, dragon hunter and trap maker who later joined the Dragon Riders.
Heather is the daughter of Oswald the Amiable and sister of Dagur the Ferocious. She spied on dragon hunters.
Fearless Fin Hofferson, Astrid's uncle, defended the village from dragon attacks.
Slobbery is Snotlout's father and Stoick the Vast's cousin.

Gotti is the elder and healer of the Hooligan tribe.
Appearance
An elderly woman, perhaps in her 80s or 90s.
Short in stature (about 140 cm), thin, with a hunchbacked posture.
She has thick, wavy grey hair.
Wears a leather vest with an old belt tied around it and has padding on the wrist.
He wears a small, flat helmet most of the time and uses a staff as a walking aid.
There is a scar on his left arm from a Snow Wraith bite, and several faint blue dragon tattoos on his shoulders.
Peculiarities
Mute, she communicates by drawing in the sand with her staff. Only Hiccup, Gobber, and Fishlegs can understand her "handwriting."
Healer: Uses the staff for healing practices such as hypnosis and self-defense.
Keeps a pack of "Terrible Terrors" instead of cats.
Engages in divination: fortune telling with bones, predicting the weather and observing village rituals.
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Energetic and daring, despite her advanced age.
Lives on top of the hill into which the Council Hall is cut.
Interesting facts
During the war with the dragons, she chose the strongest and smartest of all those who trained in the arena.
She came to recruit dragon riders for the reserve squad, where she was given the dragon Grommel.
Rumor has it that she can tell when a person is about to die by looking at their tongue (or nails, as Astrid said).

Gobber the Gnarly is a talented village blacksmith and renowned dragon slayer. He is a friend and chief advisor to the Shaggy Hooligan chieftain, Stoick the Vast, and one of Hiccup's mentors.
Appearance
a large, muscular, bald Viking with a long, light moustache braided into pigtails;
unibrows;
wears a tunic of tawny fur and fabric, and a helmet with yak horns.
Appearance features:
Gobber wears prosthetic left arms and right legs after both limbs were lost in a battle with the Terror Beasts in his youth.
He also has a "prosthetic" tooth - a well-formed stone.
His outfit remains roughly the same throughout the franchise, but in the TV series, the fur on his tunic is replaced with suede, and in the second film and Homecoming, the yellowish tunic has noticeable stains and rips.
Character and features
A rude, willful, yet loyal and kind-hearted Viking. Despite his outward grumpiness, he strives to find compromises and is capable of heroic deeds.
He has a unique, slightly quirky sense of humor. For example, he believes in trolls who steal socks (he says only the wrong kind steal).
He really doesn't like to wash.
Stubborn: it is very difficult to convince him or tell him anything.
Runs fast despite losing a leg.
Likes Bonecrushers.
Biography and role in the plot
Veteran of the Shaggy Hooligans tribe, descendant of Bork the Brave.
In the past, he was a trainer for the last generation of Vikings in dragon slaying.
After the changing situation in the world, he was forced to partially change his profession: he opened a "dragon hospital" in his workshop, oversees the replenishment of the arsenal on Berk, and also teaches "trap-knowledge" and hand-to-hand combat at the Berk Dragon Academy.
He has a small archive of Bork at home, which was later transferred to the Academy.
Member of the clan council.

Johann is the main antagonist (his villainy remains unknown to the characters). He initially appears as a friendly merchant who regularly visits the island of Berk. However, his true nature is later revealed: he is actually the leader of the Dragon Hunters and a longtime manipulator who has spent years pretending to be an ally of the Berkians in order to infiltrate their society and ultimately capture the Dragon King. His ultimate goal is power and control over the dragons.

Viggo Grimborn is the main antagonist of the second and third seasons. He continues Johann's legacy as the leader of the Dragon Hunters. Viggo is cunning and devious, using dragons for his own ends, such as taming a Skrill and planning to cause a volcanic eruption on Dragon's Edge with the help of the Great Protector. In the fourth season, his role is somewhat diminished, giving way to Johann.

Riker is Viggo's brother and another leader of the Dragon Hunters. He serves as a secondary antagonist, particularly in the second season. Riker often partners with Viggo, but maintains his own arc, including suspicions of other characters, such as Heather.

Krogan is one of the main antagonists of the fifth and sixth seasons. He becomes the new leader of the Dragon Hunters after Viggo's defeat. Krogan is a seasoned military leader and a loyal servant of Drago Bludvist, the main villain of the feature film How to Train Your Dragon 2. His goal is to subjugate dragons to increase his power.

Dagur the Frenzied is a complex character who initially appears as an antagonist, the leader of the Berserker tribe. After three years in prison, he becomes even more bitter and hostile toward the Dragon Riders. However, over the course of the series, his character evolves: he begins to help the riders and later becomes their ally, accepting the dragons as equals.

Astrid is the rider of the dragon Stormfly (Evil Nadder). Stormfly is a nimble, spike-tailed creature, devoted to her master, and a willing participant in battle.
Fishlegs is Meatlug's (Gronckle's) rider. She has a phenomenal memory, remembering the characteristics of every dragon. Meatlug is loyal to her master and kind, but can also stand up for herself and Fishlegs.
Snotlout is the rider of Hookfang (the Terrible Beast). Hookfang is fast and strong, and self-combustible.
Zabiyaka and Zadiraka are riders of the two-headed dragon Bars and Vepr (Nightmare Bucklehead). One head of the dragon exhales gas, the other ignites it.

Geography and climate
Dragon's Shire is located northeast of Berk, near the Dragon Sanctum. The island's terrain is rocky, with a vast plain. Three large mountains stand in the north, one of which is a volcano. The rest of the island is covered in forest.
The climate is humid, somewhat warmer than on Olukh. The vegetation here is rich.
Buildings
Each rider built their own hut according to their personal preferences. The huts are connected by bridges and ziplines.
Some huts:
Hiccup's. It has a forge and a mill, and the walls are covered with prosthetic tails for Toothless.
Astrid: The cabin looks more like a fortress than a cabin. Its original design included a watchtower.
Fishlegs is located near the ocean, where he built himself a vacation home and a rock garden. He also has a pond where he often meditates with Sausage.
The twins. Near their hut, they dug a huge boar pit, where they spend all their free time.
Snotlout's. It's located on a mountain, higher than all the other huts except for headquarters. There's a water tank nearby—in case his dragon, Hookfang, accidentally sets something on fire.
The Headquarters is a large hut in the center of the island, which serves as the Great Hall on Berk and is the gathering place for the riders. Nearby is a large telescope for observing the island.
The island also has an arena with a retractable dome, which is used for training and competitions.

Chief of the Hooligan Tribe, Hiccup's father
Characteristic
Strength and Skills. Stoick possesses superhuman strength, as demonstrated in the first film when he single-handedly heaves a massive log. He is considered one of the greatest dragon hunters in the world, capable of defeating a Monstrous Beast with his bare hands. He is also a master of axe and sword fighting.
Leadership qualities. The Stoic is a natural leader who uses tact and diplomacy to resolve conflicts. He is firm but fair, and his main motto is that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.
Character. Stoic is stubborn and firm, but knows how to listen and accept advice. He is proud to be a leader and does everything possible to ensure the safety of his people. However, he is disappointed in his son, who does not share his values.
Appearance. He wears a large, green, ankle-length shirt, over which he wears chainmail, cinched with a large belt. He has an animal hide cloak on his back. He is approximately 2.1 meters tall, has green eyes, and red hair. He weighs approximately 150 kilograms.

Some significant places on the island
Hooligan Village. Most of the local Vikings live here. The village features wooden houses with dragon-inspired architecture.
The Great Hall. A vast chamber carved out of the rock. It is used for important meetings, celebrations, socializing, and dining. During the Dragon Wars, lessons from the Dragon Manual were held here.
Port/Docks. Occupy a small bay on the island. Here, merchant ships unload and expeditions are equipped. Berk's entire fleet is based here.
Raven Point. A high, steep cliff, on the lower level of which is the Great Hall. This is the spot where Toothless, the Night Fury shot down by Hiccup, fell.
A ravine is a large depression in the ground with high, steep edges. In the center of the ravine is a small lake of clear, fresh water.

The Isle of Berk is the home island of the Shaggy Hooligans tribe and the primary setting for the How to Train Your Dragon franchise. It is also known as Berk or Old Berk.
Geography and relief
Location. The island is located in the Barbary Islands, roughly in the North Sea. According to Hiccup, Berk is twelve days' sail north of "Pitfall" and a few degrees south of "Cold Death." It lies on the "Meridian of Misery."
Shape and size. Oluh is a small oval island. It is often depicted as quite large on maps, but this may be due to cartographers exaggerating its size due to the tribe's political importance.
Terrain. The island is dominated by a gigantic mountain, at the foot of which lie forests, caves, cliffs, and ravines. There are grassy meadows, small lakes and freshwater rivers, and a waterfall. There are small sandy beaches at the edges of the island, but mostly near the sea there are steep cliffs. Near the island, there are numerous jutting rocks, including U-shaped ones, in the sea.
Glaciers. The island is home to large glaciers, some reaching as far as the beaches and some reaching into the sky at their peaks. They are almost completely transparent and composed of pure ice.
Climate
Cold climate. Berk typically experiences long, cold winters and short, warm summers. Heavy snowstorms can blanket the ground in a thick layer of snow. Thunderstorms with powerful electrical discharges are also common. Hiccup said that it snows on the island for nine months and hails for the other three. However, in most episodes of the series, films, and shorts, the weather appears quite warm.
Aurora Borealis. Due to its location in the Northern Hemisphere, residents of Olukh can occasionally observe the aurora borealis.

Appearance
Color: black.
Eyes: bright green.
Body: covered with coal-colored scales, with barely noticeable whitish spots on the sides.
Wings: one pair of large
Tail: Toothless originally had two natural tail fins, which aided in steering and stability. In the first feature-length film, he lost half his tail, temporarily rendering him flightless. Hiccup later created an artificial tail for him.
Character and habits
Intelligence: Highly intelligent, often demonstrating the qualities of a clever strategist. Understands human jokes and recognizes humor, and has a unique sense of humor.
Curiosity: Always trying to do things he's never tried before. One of the few dragons who tries to be creative—he's tried drawing on numerous occasions.
Loyalty: He's very attached to Hiccup, willing to risk his life to protect him. He'll even share some raw fish with his friend, even though he doesn't eat it himself.
Playfulness: loves to have fun and come up with entertainment for Hiccup, loves to lie in the grass and fly in the sky.
Behavior traits: when angry, he may close his eyes.
Capabilities
Plasma Blasts: Can fire powerful blasts of blue flame. In the second installment, he could fire 12 blasts per minute.
Echolocation: using sounds reflected from surrounding objects, it can navigate in dark caves.
Speed: According to the Book of Dragons, Night Furies can fly faster than the speed of sound—approximately 750 mph (1,207 km/h). Even when not flying, they can sprint quickly on the ground.
Strength and agility: Able to withstand larger dragons and carry heavy objects and people.
Enhanced Senses: Has keen hearing, able to hear Hiccup's cries for help from the bay even when he is in the arena.

Construction and materials
The prosthesis consists of two parts:
The wooden part acts as an ankle and is attached to Hiccup's stump.
The metal part acts as a foot and is attached to the tree.
There is a spring inside the prosthesis that acts as a shock absorber.

The first model has a wooden socket that fits over the stump. Inside is a spring, and a hinge connecting the foot to the shin is visible. The foot itself is a sheet of metal, shaped like a human heel at the back and a flat sheet at the front.
In the second film, Hiccup received a modified leg with several gears and slots for rotating the ends when replacing them. Dean DeBlois described it as "a Swiss Army knife for prosthetics." The new leg could switch ends when rotated: one end was designed for flying with Toothless, the other for walking. A third part—a blade with teeth for walking on ice—was also included.

Construction and design
The armor consists of several pieces, tailored to Hiccup's body size. They include:
helmet;
shoulder pads;
bib;
scaly cod;
torso shields;
plate gauntlets and gloves;
scaled gaiters and knee pads;
the only shoe;

There are also two wing designs that can be folded for flight when needed.
The armor is made from Toothless's discarded scales, making it predominantly black. The scales are attached to a black leather base, presumably using Toothless's sticky saliva as an adhesive.
The suit is further adorned with a fin on the helmet for easier flight, as well as straps and holsters for carrying items such as the Inferno.
Properties
Fireproof. Thanks to Toothless's scale construction, the armor is effectively impervious to fire.
Protection from attacks. Provides greater protection than regular clothing, but does not completely protect against all attacks, as the dragon's skin and scales can be cut and pierced.
Flight Suit. Hiccup has a flight suit built into his armor, allowing him to glide and fly for periods of time, independent of dragon transport.
Electricity Resistance. Using material from Toothless's scales, the armor makes Hiccup immune to lightning strikes.
Camouflage. The scales can become mirror-like if Hiccup passes through one of Toothless's electrically charged plasma blasts.

Hiccup the Bloodthirsty Karasik III appears as a mature 20-year-old boy. He has become one of the best dragon riders and is exploring the surrounding area, attempting to map the world with his faithful dragon, Toothless.
Some characteristics and features of Hiccup in the second film:
Appearance. Tall, energetic, and courageous—a true chieftain's son with the heart of a dragon. Height: 1.85 m, eyes: green, hair: dark red.
Personality and motivation. Hiccup is a natural inventor, designer, and tinkerer. He's unlike other Vikings: he's smart, knows how to overcome fear, dislikes taking unnecessary risks, and is a thoughtful thinker. His motivation ranges from earning the respect of his father and tribe to protecting his friend Toothless and proving that dragons are not enemies.