Replace Simpsons with it

I'm gonna say Gustav, Mildew comes afterwards because he doesn't get much attention at all

Drago, the one that eats kitkat in weirdest way

Nah Gustegg deserves the gremlin spot

Oh yeah hes the hated running joke of the series

The guy from season one the old man the one who wasn't onboard about having dragons in the village

Mildew deserves this spot.

"I can't kill dragons, Dad."

(proceeds to kill the most powerful, dangerous and feared dragon of all, but only with the help of the second most powerful, dangerous and feared dragon of all)

It’s also the reason behind the dragons attacking Berk as well as harming the dragons that serve it (eg. the gronkle) so it’s somewhat more of a parasite that only benefits everyone by getting rid of it, except for the parasite of course

Can't believe we're erasing the Red Death getting her own kill </3 (jokey)

Nobody in the comments understands what OP meant lmao. Hiccup, the dragon master, is the only viking ever shown killing a dragon.

That's really the only important dragon death in the story, anything else would just be extraneous

I think you're asking for a ruleset

I'm not sure that MaOCT is the right choice here, but here you go: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/51541/Monsters-and-Other-Childish-Things-Completely-Monstrous-Edition

It's designed for a very specific kind of game though.

Have you thought about using periods to delineate sentences?

Toothless from HTTYD 2

Komodo dragon

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K E V I N
(Ghidorah's left head.)

OR

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Either my two kids loved it and that is all I cared about. Leaving Lightyear they could care less. I had to hear about dragons on the 40 minute trip home. But my kids are kind of based special needs girls. Like they love the Mission Impossible stuff, the oldest laughed in the first kill of the last Jurassic park movie.

>It wasn't brilliant or mind-blowing but I enjoyed it.

I believe you but the main question remains the same for me still. Why the hell they even did a live action version of this...

This was a core movie from my childhood and one where I always thought they got the female independence/lead ratio right. Sad to hear that they’ve gone the way of forced girl bossing.

Is there a single reason to see this if i watched the original animated film? 

To OP the animated film still holds up and is not dated at all, so the remake is totally pointless. 

Sounds like movies just aren’t really your thing.

Oh no, now the music of the movie is back in my head!

I get your point, but I wouldn't say NOTHING was changed. Hiccup and Astrid had way more interactions than in the original, and she has slightly more of a character backstory.

I get that they have the advantage of having future source materials to seed certain elements not in the original — more mentions of Hiccup's mom, Snotlout's dad, etc — but it's not an awful change to build up the two human leads' chemistry. In the original Astrid kinda just switches up after Romantic Flight; before that she just straight up disliked him lol

This was Stoick's movie honestly, which is going to make the second one hurt even worse. Very good for a live action remake, though it felt a little sluggish compared to the original (especially the arena scenes). I missed Jonsi a lot. I did really like all the new little details they added :) 8/10 I think! The original is a 10/10 as is the second movie, for me

just saw it and, while this scene being cut was NOT a glaring omission for me, i was definitely sad. but honestly not for the same reason.

the "they're not as fireproof on the inside" is not paid off, because instead in this movie the set up is the green gas (the gas + ignition combo of the zippleback almost becomes the default dragonfire mechanic - explained in gobber's training) which toothless ignites in the queen's mouth.

i was more sad to see this scene cut because you miss the little cozy moment right after, where the little dragon snuggles up to hiccup and he says "everything we know about you guys is wrong" and it finally clicks for him that dragons as a species are not just non-combative, but generally gentle and kind.

Also these are younger adults for the characters who are all pretty new to the acting thing. Compared to Jay Baruchel and America Ferrera they did pretty alright living up to that. Gerald Butler was basically the same. Hes good as he was in the animated one. 

Gerard Butler was on his A GAME. Everybody else was kinda meh especially the kids but oh well, still a fun watch

Test Drive was perfect except for just one thing they missed - at the very end, after Hiccup cheers, Toothless lets loose a fire ball and they fly through its explosion. I didn’t expect myself to be waiting for it, and I was kind of shocked they missed it. Not a big deal though.

I was surprised that one of the few scenes they cut was where Toothless shoots a li’l fireball into the terrible terror, leading to the revelation that dragons are “not so fireproof on the inside.” This was the foreshadowing that leads to Hiccup’s plan to take out the queen dragon.