.⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ Hiccup Haddock° *ੈ‧₊˚.

Full name: Hiccup the Bloodthirsty Carp III (in the original — Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III).

Name for loved ones: Hiccup.

Age in this scene: Full 20 years

Date of birth: February 29 (the canon mentions that he was born in a leap year, which is why he celebrates his birthday every 4 years).

Where he comes from (Place of residence): Berk Island, a village of the Shaggy Hooligans tribe.

Status: Son of the Chieftain (heir to the throne), first Dragonrider and unofficial leader of the Dragon Academy. By the end of this battle, he will officially become the new Chief of Berk.

Father: Stoick the Vast (tribal leader).

Mother: Valka (she was presumed dead for 20 years, but Hiccup just found her alive in a Shelter).

Beloved: ???????

Dragon: Toothless is a loyal Night Fury, his best friend and an extension of himself.

Metal leg (Prosthetic): Instead of his left shin, he has a high-tech prosthetic, which he made himself after the battle with the Red Death in the first part. The prosthesis has different modes (for walking and for fixing in the saddle).

Weapon: The Flaming sword "Guardian of the Dead" (Inferno). Hiccup refills it with Prestogolov's combustible gel and Typhumerang sparks. The sword can burn, scare wild dragons, or release soporific gas.

Wing suit: A special leather armor of his own invention. When Hiccup presses the hidden levers, the leather membranes open under his armpits and between his legs, allowing him to glide in the air next to Toothless.

Skills: A brilliant inventor, blacksmith, cartographer (he draws a map of their world himself) and the first ever expert on the psychology of dragons.

No left leg: As mentioned, because of the prosthetic leg, he limps slightly and is vulnerable in close combat without Toothless.

There is no thirst for power: He is terrified of responsibility. He does not want to become a leader and rule people, freedom and flights are much closer to him.

There is no physical superpower: Unlike his father Stoick or Astrid, Hiccup does not possess the classic strength of a Viking thug. His strength lies in his mind, dexterity, and gadgets.

No weapons at the moment: Right now, standing in front of Drago, he voluntarily put away his sword and raised his arms, remaining completely defenseless.

No experience in large-scale warfare: Hiccup had faced poachers before, but he had never seen a ruthless, huge regular army like Drago's.

The main feature: Pacifism and idealism. He believes to the last that any war can be stopped by talking, which is why he makes the mistake of going to Drago unarmed.

Character of speech: Sarcastic when everything is calm, but now — desperate, emotional, speaking at the limit of his strength.

Hair: Dark brown, thick and constantly disheveled by the wind. They reach up to the neck from behind. He has a small, thin pigtail on his right side, a tribute to the Viking traditions of Berk.

Face: Elongated, with expressive features. The eyes are a bright emerald green color. On the right cheek, under the eye and near the chin, small pale scars are visible — traces from previous flights and blacksmith sparks. He has a light, barely noticeable youthful stubble.

Build: Tall (about 185 cm), slender and lean. He has broad shoulders, but he doesn't look massive like typical Viking goons. His body is developed due to constant flights, work in the forge and pull-ups on ropes.

Outerwear (Armor): He is wearing a unique dark brown leather flight suit of his own invention. Light metal and bone plates are fixed on the shoulders and chest for protection. His mechanical wing suit is folded on his back. His hands are covered with thick leather gloves, the left glove is equipped with a built—in hidden compass and a holder for drawings.

Legs and Prosthetic: He is wearing sturdy trousers made of thick leather with hip straps to secure Toothless in the saddle. Instead of his left shin, he has a complicated metal prosthesis. This prosthesis is the pinnacle of his engineering thought: it consists of pistons, springs and hinges, and the foot can be transformed with a light click from an ordinary walking support into a special clip that is ideally attached to the pedal control of the Toothless tail. Because of the prosthetic leg, Hiccup has a slight limp when walking on flat ground.

Pacifist and Diplomat: Hiccup deeply hates violence and war. He sincerely believes that any being or person can be understood if you find the right approach to it. His first reaction to a threat is not to draw his sword, but to try to talk.

Inventor and Thinker: Possesses outstanding out-of-the-box thinking. When a wall stands in front of him, he does not try to break through it with his head, but comes up with a workaround mechanism. He is curious, loves to discover new lands and make maps.

Sarcastic and Self-Mocking: His defensive reaction to stress or the stupidity of others is mild but well—aimed sarcasm. He doesn't hesitate to joke about his own failures or weaknesses.

Devoted and Selfless: For the sake of Toothless, his family or friends, he will rush into the heat without hesitation. Right now, in front of Drago, he is ready to sacrifice himself just to prevent the death of his tribe.

Self-doubter: Despite all his exploits, there is a fear inside him of not meeting the expectations of Stoic's father. He is afraid of becoming a leader, because he thinks that controlling people will deprive him of freedom and break his personality.

Toothless (Night Fury): More than just a pet. This is his other half, his wings, and his best friend. Their bond is so deep that they understand each other by the slightest eye movement or sigh.

Astrid Hofferson: His fiancee, right-hand man, and mainstay. Unlike the dreamy Hiccup, Astrid is a practical, tough and determined warrior. She always has his back, brings him back from heaven to earth, and believes in him even when he doubts himself.

Stoick the Vast: Hiccup's father, Chief Berk. A powerful, stubborn, but infinitely loving Viking son. Right now, he's fighting nearby, ready to lay down his life for his boy.

Valka: Hiccup's mother, whom he just found. She has lived among dragons for 20 years, so she understands them as well as Hiccup himself. A deep mental connection instantly formed between them.

Gobber: An old blacksmith, mentor, and close family friend. He replaced Hiccup's uncle, always supports his crazy engineering ideas and makes fun of Stoick.

Team of Dragonriders (Dragonriders):

Fishlegs is a walking encyclopedia of dragons, a cowardly but very loyal friend.

Snotlout is a boastful, selfish guy who is always competing with Hiccup, but you can rely on him in battle.

Ruffnut and Tuffnut are twin explosives experts, absolutely insane, adoring chaos and fights, but devoted to Booby.

The Red Death (Part 1) is a huge dragon queen who lived in a volcano and kept all the other dragons at bay, forcing them to rob Berk. Hiccup's first truly deadly enemy, in a battle with which the guy lost his left leg.

Drago Bludvist (Part 2) is a mad tyrant who has built a huge army of humans and subordinate dragons. He believes that dragons are just weapons of war, and they need to be kept at bay. Drago is devoid of pity, manipulates the giant Leader (the Great Troublemaker) and is responsible for the death of Hiccup's father, Stoick.

Grimmel the Terrible (Part 3) is a brilliant, cold-blooded and calculating hunter who has set himself the goal of exterminating all the Night Furies in the world. He does not use brute force like Drago, but acts with cunning, poisons and psychological pressure. It was he who forced Hiccup to make the difficult decision to take the dragons to a Hidden World.

Alvin the Treacherous is the leader of the Rogue tribe. For a long time he was the main enemy of Berk. He tried to kidnap Hiccup so that he could train his people to tame dragons for the war with Stoick. Later, realizing Dagur's betrayal, Alvin reformed, made peace with Berk and became an ally.

Savage is the right—hand man of Alvin the Treacherous, a cunning and cowardly Rogue tactician who loved to set traps and sabotage on Berk (for example, planting death whispers under the village). After Alvin's correction, the Savage joined Dagur.

Mildy was an old, grumpy, and bilious resident of Berk who hated dragons with all his soul. He constantly schemed, framed the horsemen, and turned the villagers against Hiccup. In the end, he betrayed Berk and fled to the Outcasts, becoming their spy.

Dagur the Frenzied is the leader of the Berserker tribe. Initially, he is an absolutely insane, hyperactive sadist, obsessed with the idea of killing Hiccup and getting Toothless. He has been a nightmare for riders for a long time. However, after many years of enmity and prison, Dagur went through a powerful path of redemption, found his sister Heather and became one of Hiccup's best and devoted friends.

Vigo Grimborn is the leader of the Dragon Hunters. Hiccup's most dangerous, intelligent, and respected enemy in the series. Vigo is a brilliant strategist and chess player who perceived the war with Hiccup as a game of Maces and Shields. He was always one step ahead, using psychology and cunning instead of force. At the end of his life, realizing that he had been betrayed, Vigo saved Hiccup and Toothless by sacrificing himself in the battle against the Hunters.

Riker Grimborn is Vigo's older brother. Unlike his intellectual brother, Riker is a rough, massive and violent performer. He relied solely on military might, catapults, and heavy weapons. He was killed by his own subordinate, the Skrill dragon.

Krogan is the ruthless leader of the Dragonflyers (Deathsong Riders) and an ally of Vigo, who later betrayed him. The Krogan worked for the mysterious "Master" (who turned out to be Drago Bludvist) and tried to capture the White Leader for Drago's future army.

Johann (Merchant Johann) is the franchise's most shocking traitor. For years, he pretended to be a cowardly, friendly, and chatty traveling merchant who helped Berk. In fact, Johann was the main spy, the organizer of the union of dragon Hunters and the sworn enemy of Hiccup, who acted from the shadows for the sake of money and power. He was frozen by Leviathan in the series finale.