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Topic Started: 10 Jun 2014, 11:18 (4434 Views)
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rayray1902
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10 Jun 2014, 11:18
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Hello everyone! 
I have already watched How To Train Your Dragon 2 and have been thinking about the whole movie for the past 5 days. I just thought of some questions and would like to share it with all of you.
Warning: Questions contain spoilers!
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1) When Drago rode on Toothless to Berk after Stoick's death, how did he ride and control Toothless with the stir-up which only fit Hiccup's prosthetic leg?
2) How did Toothless get his enhanced plasma blasts and had blue plasma colour on his spikes and in his nostrils when he blasted himself and Hiccup out of the block of ice during the battle between Hiccup, Toothless and the Drago's Bewilderbeast?
Please feel free to write down your thoughts about my questions. Correct me if I'm wrong too! Thank You! 
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Toothless123
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10 Jun 2014, 11:20
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- rayray1902
- 10 Jun 2014, 15:18
Hello everyone!
I have already watched How To Train Your Dragon 2 and have been thinking about the whole movie for the past 5 days. I just thought of some questions and would like to share it with all of you.
Warning: Questions contain spoilers!
Spoiler: click to toggle Questions:
1) When Drago rode on Toothless to Berk after Stoick's death, how did he ride and control Toothless with the stir-up which only fit Hiccup's prosthetic leg?
2) How did Toothless get his enhanced plasma blasts and had blue plasma colour on his spikes and in his nostrils when he blasted himself and Hiccup out of the block of ice during the battle between Hiccup, Toothless and the Drago's Bewilderbeast?
Please feel free to write down your thoughts about my questions. Correct me if I'm wrong too! Thank You!
Hmmm... I have no idea how to answer those. Maybe when some other people watch the film, they might be able to.
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rayray1902
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10 Jun 2014, 11:23
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Okay, thanks anyway Toothless123! 
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Toothless123
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10 Jun 2014, 11:25
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- 10 Jun 2014, 15:23
Okay, thanks anyway Toothless123!
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Toothless123
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10 Jun 2014, 11:27
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Maybe it's magic ice? 
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rayray1902
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10 Jun 2014, 11:29
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Haha! Maybe
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10 Jun 2014, 11:29
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Spoiler: click to toggle Questions:
1) When Drago rode on Toothless to Berk after Stoick's death, how did he ride and control Toothless with the stir-up which only fit Hiccup's prosthetic leg?
2) How did Toothless get his enhanced plasma blasts and had blue plasma colour on his spikes and in his nostrils when he blasted himself and Hiccup out of the block of ice during the battle between Hiccup, Toothless and the Drago's Bewilderbeast?
Spoiler: click to toggle 1. Honestly, I don't think there's a good answer to that question, and you may well have just put more thought into it than the writers. Now, to be fair, from what I recall, Hiccup's prosthetic leg actually hooks onto a rod which comes out of Toothless' saddle, so Drago could, in theory, just use that rod. Unfortunately, if he was actually trying to manipulate that with his bloody great foot, he'd pretty swiftly bend it out of shape (or just break it entirely), which would render it unusable.
And I'm sure I just put more thought into that than the writers.
2. Enhanced plasma comes from sheer determination, will, ballsiness, and badassery. In all honesty, this one is no more ridiculous than human heroes regularly pulling off superhuman feats of endurance in the most desperate circumstances, which is a very standard action movie trope.
The blue colour is just the sheer heat of the plasma exiting Toothless' body via the easiest exits. The nostrils make perfect sense for this, and while the rest probably has rule of cool as its primary reason, it isn't inherently nonsensical as far as I know.
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Toothless123
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10 Jun 2014, 11:33
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- rayray1902
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Spoiler: click to toggle Questions:
1) When Drago rode on Toothless to Berk after Stoick's death, how did he ride and control Toothless with the stir-up which only fit Hiccup's prosthetic leg?
2) How did Toothless get his enhanced plasma blasts and had blue plasma colour on his spikes and in his nostrils when he blasted himself and Hiccup out of the block of ice during the battle between Hiccup, Toothless and the Drago's Bewilderbeast?
Spoiler: click to toggle 1. Honestly, I don't think there's a good answer to that question, and you may well have just put more thought into it than the writers. Now, to be fair, from what I recall, Hiccup's prosthetic leg actually hooks onto a rod which comes out of Toothless' saddle, so Drago could, in theory, just use that rod. Unfortunately, if he was actually trying to manipulate that with his bloody great foot, he'd pretty swiftly bend it out of shape (or just break it entirely), which would render it unusable.
And I'm sure I just put more thought into that than the writers.
2. Through sheer determination, will, ballsiness, and badassery. In all honesty, this one is no more ridiculous than human heroes regularly pulling off superhuman feats of endurance in the most desperate circumstances, which is a very standard action movie trope.
After all, Stoick did pull apart what Toothless was trapped inside, in the first film, WITH HIS BARE HANDS. 
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rayray1902
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10 Jun 2014, 11:34
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Great point! Thank you very much Cartoon Freak!
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Toothless123
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10 Jun 2014, 11:34
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Haha! Maybe
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