How to Train Your Dragon 2

Five years have passed since the events of the previous cartoon. Hiccup and his friends have already grown up and matured. And all the Vikings have now become a part of the dragons. This friendship allowed the Scandinavian warriors to think about the development of lands already on dragons, and not on boats. For reconnaissance and map making, Ikking and his half-tailed friend explore the surrounding areas. Accidentally coming across an ice island, the heroes stand in the way of a great confrontation between man and dragons, which is instigated by some stranger from the depths of this island... Read more The first part of the animated film "How to Train Your Dragon" (2010) did not bring the DreamWorks Animation studio a resounding success. However, this did not prevent the cartoon from winning a large number of warm reviews and love from young viewers. These factors became the reason for the launch of the sequel, which was talked about in the same year. In the summer of 2012, Kit Harington was invited to play the role of the Dragon Prince, the film's antagonist. Keith is known by many for his role as Jon Snow in the mega-popular series "Game of Thrones". Dean DeBlois is still in the director's chair of How to Train Your Dragon 2, but Chris Sanders, his partner in the first film, has already left the project. The basis of the plot, as in the case of the first part, was the book Cressida Cowell. In addition to working on a full-length sequel, the DreamWorks Animation studio allocated money for an animated series of the same name, although at first there were rumors about a kind of spin-off. The studio is also mulling the idea of ​​expanding the universe of dragons into a small franchise, as in the case of Shrek. Working on the graphics for the 3D broadcast, the animators worked hard on detailing the characters, facial expressions and body movements.