Dragons

Set in the Viking island of Berk, 'Dragons' follows the adventures of Hiccup and his dragon companion, Toothless. As Hiccup strives to maintain peace between humans and dragons, he encounters new challenges, explores uncharted territories, and deepens his understanding of the bonds between species. The series expands upon the film's universe, introducing new characters, dragons, and conflicts that test Hiccup's leadership and ingenuity.

The 'Dragons' franchise, including its television series, has been widely praised for its stunning animation, compelling storytelling, and its ability to appeal to both children and adults. Critics often laud its faithfulness to the spirit of the films, its character development, and its exploration of themes like friendship, acceptance, and environmentalism. The series is generally considered a successful extension of the popular DreamWorks franchise.

• Praised for its engaging narrative and character arcs.

• Applauded for its high-quality animation and visual appeal.

• Seen as a strong continuation of the beloved film series.

Google audience: Audiences widely appreciate the series for its continuation of the 'How to Train Your Dragon' saga, highlighting the excellent animation and heartwarming stories. Viewers often commend the show for its ability to capture the magic of the movies and engage young viewers while still offering depth for older audiences.

Primetime Emmy Awards: Nominated for Outstanding Children's Animated Program (2017, 2018, 2019). Annie Awards: Won for Outstanding Achievement, Voice Acting in an Animated Television/Broadcast Production (2013).

The development of the television series began even before the release of the first film, 'How to Train Your Dragon,' with DreamWorks Animation planning to build a substantial transmedia franchise.