Which norse god do you think they’re talking about?

Two lovers at the edge of the world.

“i thought you hated straight couples??”

how DARE YOU assume i would EVER mean them

Working on some httyd books stuff

What if Hiccup grew an inch taller than his mom? Just a what if AU

*Bonks Affectionaly*

I wouldn't want to see him grow up so fast either

sorry it got me this long I am busy with college these days :')

Hiccup being a premie actually explains why he's the only one in the entirety of Httyd to wear sleeves. He's still cold.

you've always been my very best friend

Stoick’s face falling, when he’s like ‘we finally have something to talk about’ and Hiccup is silent, will never not hit me in the heart.

Stoick is absolutely in the wrong, but it’s scenes like that, that show he does care about Hiccup, he’s just not good at expressing it and hasn’t accepted Hiccup being himself quite yet. He still holds onto the old ideologies and hope that Hiccup will be his kind of Viking. He’s excited cause he thinks he’s got that now (especially after years of not), he can understand Hiccup, they can be a real father and son, they can communicate. That dream is suddenly coming true. Then Hiccup doesn’t reply and there’s that little moment of realisation that the obvious rift between them still exists. He obviously is still keeping his hope as the scene continues but that moment of his face falling and the awkward tension coming back, bringing him back to the reality between them. It hurts so much.

It’s also sad since it highlights to Hiccup, that his dad wouldn’t accept him as he is yet. He’s stuck on the vision of the perfect child that Hiccup isn’t. He can’t respond because how can he when they barely talk as is, and now he’s keeping a secret so big? There’s a bit more to it on Hiccup’s side, but Stoick’s reaction to his silence is really what gets me. He doesn’t know Hiccup can’t just tell him the truth, to him it’s just the plain old usual rift and Hiccup not being comfortable talking (or knowing how to talk) to him about something that could bring them together. From his perspective, in a way, it’s a rejection.

I think it’s such a real thing between parents and children. It’s just such a real and hard hitting one second moment in a real and hard hitting scene.

A silly little drawing from January last year, based on the difference between book and movie Toothless.

Snow wraith ❄️ !!!

Okay, I know for a fact that these were all requested by the same person (I would be very surprised if they weren't) so to the mystery person with many favorites;

You know who you are 🫵

I hope you like my solution ^^ I like to think they're all members of the same mixed species flock <3

Dragon #72 - Snow Wraith

Dragon #73 - Raincutter

Dragon #74 - Grim Gnasher

(I missed a few days due to my early/long weekend messing up my routine, so sorry for that! The project is still going strong!!)

Don’t worry he’s just an idiot

I don’t remember where I saw this but

I couldn’t resist

Hiccup is so done with this shit

Ref picture

So that montage where hiccup kept failing on making a stable fin but he kept going, slowly and surely improving on it right

Ever think about it in Toothless' perspective?

Some lil guy that used to be your enemy is now going out of his way to help you fly no matter what, using materials from the weapons they created, not giving up on you until you're able to fly properly, making adjustments, new ideas to the point of risking himself getting nearly caught by his own kin fraternizing with the enemy

"Everything I thought I knew about you... is wrong"

modern au hiccup is my beloved he is like me fr

Doing the rest of the gang (and others wink wonk) soon! Hiccup’s vibe to me is a whole soup full of styles (punk, techwear, casual, etc etc) so I tried my best to kinda combine the main elements of them. Also I just looked at his costume progression thru the httyd universe and had an idea to make his third movie armor lean more into techwear cuz why not

Drop ur modern hic headcanons and I’ll consume them happily k bye

It's so funny to me how determined the series is to pretend Hiccup hasn't killed people/isn't capable of killing people when necessary.

They act like he wasn't out there every day of the week burning and sinking dragon hunter ships with his friends in rtte. He just seems to be very stuck in the mindset of: 'if I don't see the bodies, then who's to say I've done something as morally reprehensible as murder?'

Like he literally caused multiple of Krogan's henchmen to be electrocuted at once and fall off their dragons but he didn't actually see their bodies hit the water so it's fine.

But he can't directly kill someone. He struggles when it's not some faceless soldier, and he has to look at or speak to them knowing he needs to take their life.

Unless Toothless or Astrid are in immediate danger. Then all reservations about killing and violence disappear (rightfully so).

POV you’re target practice 🎯