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Demonwolf002 28 May 2015, 03:55
Neilandio
27 May 2015, 16:20
thenightandthefury
25 Aug 2014, 23:30
Also, just thought of this. The beehive quote. Where "It's like a giant beehive, she's the queen and she controls them." (I think I got that kinda right...) makes sense in HTTYD 2 to the bewilderbeast. He is the king, the alpha, and has control over them. This also gives more clarity to HTTYD 1 (if you remember Toothless was very briefly almost zombie like when delivering Astrid and Hiccup to the queen, in a sense. If anyone remembers Hiccup tried soothing him and Toothless shoved him off, pupils slits. Looking back, he was likely under the control of the queen. But was the control of the queen nearly as strong? Probably not, I am guessing, which is why Toothless still had some of his sense about him and was able to fly out with Hiccup and Astrid)
As far as we know, the Red Death can't fully control a dragon like the Bewilderbeast does. What it does is emit a homing signal that forces nearby dragons to go to its nest. But that's as far as it's been officially stated/shown. I theorize that the homing signal was originally used to attract dragons and then eat them, but since dragons are smart creatures eventually they learnt that if they fed the Red Death they won't get eaten themselves.
Hmm interesting take on it, and it works out well enough to. Explaining what needs to be explained neat. But yea I'd say it was essentially just a continued trend of using sound as a form of control. From the Red Deaths control to Valka's staff, Drago's yelling, and the Bewilderbeasts control. The first film pointed it out and the second film pointed it out even more. If anything you could probably look at this as foreshadowing for the third film, and possibly expect to see another from of control using sound as a basis. (possibly)