Dragons: Riders of Berk

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  • TV-Y7
  • 2012
  • 8 Seasons
  • 7.9  (12,161)

Released in mid 2012, Dragons: Riders of Berk is a TV series adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, which was launched 2 years before. The series is aired in Cartoon Network and each episode is aired for a total of 22 minutes. The story of Dragons: Riders of Berk starts from the end of the movie How to Train Your Dragon. In the film, Hiccup, the lead character voiced by Jay Baruchel, and his friends are seen riding their dragons across their village called Berk, which is a remote island inhabited by vikings. Now having the ability to fly and travel, the vikings get access to the vast Northern hemisphere. In the series, the peaceful coexistence between dragons and vikings, which were former foes, have not been so peaceful as they'd think. Dragons, being the untamed beasts that they naturally are, accidentally cause trouble time and again. This is not taken lightly by the grumpier types among vikings who takes exception to their coexistence. And every time these accidents occur, it is up to Hiccup and his friends to resolve the conflicts. The series casts the original characters of the movie including Hiccup, the young, intellectual natural-born leader who happens to be the son of Stoick the Vast, the leader of the viking colony. Along with Hiccup is Astrid, who is Hiccup's girl friend and the right-hand for the Dragon Academy, which trains young and old vikings to be dragon riders. Other notable characters of the TV series include Fish Legs, Snot Lout, Ruffnut & Tuffnut, and Gobbe the Belch. Characters that were added to the series and were not in the original movie include Mulch, Bucket, Johann, Gothi, and Mildew, all of which are featured in different episodes. Apart from the human characters, the dragons are also highlight. From the rare and deadly Night Fury to the monstrous Nightmare, Hiccup and his friends come across a diverse range of dragons with different characteristics as the storyline in the series progresses.

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Seasons
King of Dragons, Part 2
13. King of Dragons, Part 2
June 5, 2019
The Riders race to the home of the true King of Dragons. But the Flyers are already there, and they soon come face to face with the legendary creature.
King of Dragons, Part 1
12. King of Dragons, Part 1
June 4, 2019
With the fifth lens in place, the Dragon Eye 2 unveils the apparent King of Dragons, and Fishlegs immediately knows what it is and where to find it.
Guardians of Vanaheim
11. Guardians of Vanaheim
June 3, 2019
After learning several Flyers followed Heather to Vanaheim, the Riders must stop them from reporting the sacred island's location to their leader.
Darkest Night
10. Darkest Night
May 31, 2019
While on night patrol, Stoick is ambushed by the Flyers and gravely injured, leaving Hiccup torn between his duties as a son and as the Riders' leader.
Family Matters
9. Family Matters
May 30, 2019
After learning Krogan is using a Deathsong to lure and subdue Singetails for his growing army of Flyers, the Riders set out to rescue the dragon.
Triple Cross
8. Triple Cross
May 29, 2019
When the Flyers try to kill him because he's no longer useful, Viggo forces Hiccup to help him get revenge by stealing their Dragon Eye and lenses.
Ruff Transition
7. Ruff Transition
May 28, 2019
While visiting Wingmaiden Island, a baby Razorwhip bonds with Ruffnut, who suddenly finds herself trying her hand at being a Wingmaiden.
Mi Amore Wing
6. Mi Amore Wing
May 24, 2019
An announcement leads Astrid to question her relationship with Hiccup. The Riders discover an Armorwing that has a Dragon Eye lens welded to its body.
A Gruff Separation
5. A Gruff Separation
May 23, 2019
Hiccup grows wary when Gruffnut arrives on the twins' 19th birthday to administer a Thorston coming-of-age ritual involving three dangerous challenges.
Loyal Order of Ingerman
4. Loyal Order of Ingerman
May 22, 2019
Upset after learning his ancestors were Hunters who killed off Dramillions, Fishlegs sets out to see if he can find any of the dragon species left.
Chain of Command
3. Chain of Command
May 21, 2019
During a trip to Wingmaiden Island to find a Dragon Eye lens, Snotlout challenges Hiccup's leadership. On another island, an unlikely romance blooms.
No Bark, All Bite
2. No Bark, All Bite
May 20, 2019
Stoick and Hiccup are led on a wild goose chase in search of willow bark for medicine, leaving Berk vulnerable to an enemy attack.
In Plain Sight
1. In Plain Sight
February 16, 2018
While hunting for gemstones needed to complete the Dragon Eye 2, Hiccup learns an old friend isn't who he seems. Dagur faces a bully from his past.
Family fun weekend with dragons: race to the edge
101. Family fun weekend with dragons: race to the edge
July 26, 2020
Get ready for a FAM-tastic weekend of family fun with Dragons: Race to the Edge!
Description

Released in mid 2012, Dragons: Riders of Berk is a TV series adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, which was launched 2 years before. The series is aired in Cartoon Network and each episode is aired for a total of 22 minutes. The story of Dragons: Riders of Berk starts from the end of the movie How to Train Your Dragon. In the film, Hiccup, the lead character voiced by Jay Baruchel, and his friends are seen riding their dragons across their village called Berk, which is a remote island inhabited by vikings. Now having the ability to fly and travel, the vikings get access to the vast Northern hemisphere.

In the series, the peaceful coexistence between dragons and vikings, which were former foes, have not been so peaceful as they'd think. Dragons, being the untamed beasts that they naturally are, accidentally cause trouble time and again. This is not taken lightly by the grumpier types among vikings who takes exception to their coexistence. And every time these accidents occur, it is up to Hiccup and his friends to resolve the conflicts.

The series casts the original characters of the movie including Hiccup, the young, intellectual natural-born leader who happens to be the son of Stoick the Vast, the leader of the viking colony. Along with Hiccup is Astrid, who is Hiccup's girl friend and the right-hand for the Dragon Academy, which trains young and old vikings to be dragon riders.

Other notable characters of the TV series include Fish Legs, Snot Lout, Ruffnut & Tuffnut, and Gobbe the Belch. Characters that were added to the series and were not in the original movie include Mulch, Bucket, Johann, Gothi, and Mildew, all of which are featured in different episodes.

Apart from the human characters, the dragons are also highlight. From the rare and deadly Night Fury to the monstrous Nightmare, Hiccup and his friends come across a diverse range of dragons with different characteristics as the storyline in the series progresses.

Dragons: Riders of Berk is a series that is currently running and has 8 seasons (114 episodes). The series first aired on August 7, 2012.

Where to Watch Dragons: Riders of Berk

Dragons: Riders of Berk is available for streaming on the Cartoon Network website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Dragons: Riders of Berk on demand at Amazon, FuboTV, Microsoft Movies & TV and Google Play.

  • Premiere Date
    August 7, 2012
  • IMDB Rating
    7.9  (12,161)