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[How to Train Your Dragon] Skrill papercraft The Skrill has large wings and a spiked back and tail. These spines are metallic in nature and conduct the arcing electricity that it uses as its unique firepower. The Skrill possess a crown of spikes on its head which are all similar in length...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Flightmare papercraft The Flightmare's body produces a dim glow, bright enough for it to be spotted easily at night. But when the Flightmare consumes glowing algae, a type of unique algae that makes the internal structures of dragons glow with a similar color to...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Screaming Death papercraft The Screaming Death is a heavily mutated, albino Whispering Death. It is white in color, has large red eyes, a longer and a more massive body, and larger tail than the 'average' Whispering Death. It also has three rows of teeth, but they...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Thunderdrum papercraft he Thunderdrum produces a strong concussive sound that can kill a human at close range. It is not only capable of temporarily stunning other dragons but can also extinguish flames shot by other dragons. The blast is so powerful that the...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Cloudjumper papercraft During a dragon raid, Cloudjumper broke into Valka and Stoick's house. Cloudjumper went to the cradle that held Hiccup, Valka and Stoick's baby. Valka's first thought was that Cloudjumper intended to hurt Hiccup, and she grabbed a sword to...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Gronckle papercraft Simon Otto also mentions that the Gronckle is inspired by a mix of a pit-bull, a crocodile, a Harley-Davidson, and surprisingly, a helicopter While the Gronckle evidently gains inspiration from a bumblebee's stature and a helicopter's ability to...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Hobgobbler papercraft The Hobgobbler's name was revealed at the 2018 Annecy Film Festival preview of How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, along with the fact that they are based on a bullfrog, a French bulldog, and a beach ball. They were pictured and...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Catastrophic Quaken papercraft Catastrophic Quakens are known for their cruel attitudes. They don't let anyone get in their way, and they'll go out of their way to wreak havoc on their target. Catastrophic Quakens eat more rocks than any other in their class...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Dramillion papercraft These highly intelligent creatures are one of a kind and only a few dragon riders have witnessed its many wonders! Soaring up into a never-ending sky and defending their allies, a Dramillion never disappoints to amaze Vikings! These dragons...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Light Fury papercraft Light Furies greatly resemble Night Furies, but they are sleeker and less heavy with lighter coloring and glimmering textures that include white, blue, and pink. They possess a long, single spine running down the center of their back and light...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Crimson Goregutter papercraft Crimson Goregutters are massive in size and carry an unbelievable amount of strength, helping them destroy anything in its path when feeling opposed. Mighty as they are, these creatures are loyal to their Alpha and caring to those who...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Snow Wraith papercraft Snow Wraiths have no known vulnerabilities, making them a supremely formidable force to be reckoned with during battle. The Snow Wraith has proven to be crucial to the Dragon Riders, as their teeth are the sole tool that can unlock the...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Bewilderbeast papercraft Early hand-drawn Bewilderbeast sketches mainly depict them as colossal dragons, still preserving its 'flat lip proportions' and protrusions on its neck. However, in earlier designs, like in Bewilderbeast Studies by Nico Marlet, the...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Timberjack papercraft In Dragons: Rise of Berk, Timberjack eggs look like they have been formed with layers of leaf-like shell from the base that are folded up to the tip. Its shell is segmented vertically and the tip is pointed. As it has a wider base, it resembles...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Fireworm papercraft Fireworm is very vain and thinks highly of herself amongst dragons, even other Nightmares. She has great physical prowess. She shows no one loyalty, only when it is for her benefit. She does to brave deeds, but again only if those deeds pay off...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Red Death ver. 2 papercraft Similar to the Bewilderbeast, Red Deaths are an alpha species and are capable of enforcing smaller dragons to obey, even against their wills. Their controlling measure is somewhat similar to the methods used by the Bewilderbeasts, Valka...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Scauldron papercraft Titan Wing Scauldrons are dark blue in color and their tail fin and wings have an elaborate pattern of water droplet shaped pink spots. There are tints of light blue and purple on its wings too. Also, they have grown two more horns on the top of...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Bone Red Death papercraft The Red Death is a gigantic dragon species, only being surpassed in size by the titanic Bewilderbeasts. Based on the only individual seen, a Red Death's head is heavily armed with a nasal horn, a coral-shaped frill, and with jaws that are...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Snaptrapper paeprcraft While as beautiful and serene as an exotic flower upon first blush, the four-headed Snaptrapper is actually one of the most insidious and deadly dragons ever discovered. Upon opening their triple-split jaws, Snaptrappers release a sweetly...

[How to Train Your Dragon] Triple Stryke papercraft Vicious. Aggressive. Belligerent. These are only three of the words that describe the Triple Stryke in battle and the incredible fury it unleashes with its trio of braided tails. Displaying an ornery disposition from the beginning of...