DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon series is undoubtedly one of the most popular animation franchises of the last decade, with three hit feature films and an array of shorts and TV projects all proving successful. Show
Advertisement There won't be any more films for the time being – with director Dean DeBlois having revealed in 2018 that the third entry would be the final one, saying :"We thought about it for a long time and came up with what we think is a bittersweet way to say goodbye to these characters, but the right way." However, if you do fancy heading being reunited with Hiccup and co, there are still options: the films are loosely based on the eponymous children's book series by Cressida Cowell – and there are loads of books to dig into, 12 in the main series and several spin-offs. If that sounds like your cup of tea and you're wondering where to get started, you can scroll down for our guide on how to read the How to Train Your Dragon book series in order. Call yourself a film buff?Sign up to get alerts for movie news, reviews and recommendations Email address Sign Up By entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. You can unsubscribe at any time. How to Train Your Dragon books release orderParamount Pictures The first book in Cressida Cowell’s Bridgerton How to Train Your Dragon series was published in 2004, and 11 further books were released in the following eleven years, ending with How to Train Your Dragon: How to Fight a Dragon’s Fury in 2015. More like this The release order is the same as the chronological one, so it's best to read them in the order below.
In addition, there are two further companion books, How to Train Your Dragon: Incomplete Book of Dragons, (2014) and How to Train Your Dragon: A Journal for Heroes (2015) while a picture book for younger readers titled How to Be a Viking was published in 2014. A separate book called How To Train Your Viking by Toothless the Dragon was also published in 2006, while a further short spin-off titled The Day of the Dreader came out for World Book Day in 2012. Advertisement If you’re looking for something to watch, check out our TV Guide. Check out our Movies hub for all the latest news. This article explains where to stream all of the “How to Train Your Dragon” films, and what order to watch them. How to Watch Every How to Train Your Dragon Film in Release/Chronological OrderThe story that’s covered in all three “How to Train Your Dragon” films progresses chronologically—no prequels or side stories. This means the release order is exactly the same as the chronological order. Either way, you’ll be following along with Hiccup and Toothless’ adventures in the same order. There’s no one place to stream all three movies together with a subscription, but you can rent and watch through the entire trilogy via services like Amazon Prime or AppleTV. Movie Release DateWhere to Stream How to Train Your Dragon March 2010Amazon Prime Video How to Train Your Dragon 2 June 2014Netflix How All the How to Train Your Dragon Shorts and Shows Fit InWhile there are only three main movies in the “How to Train Your Dragon” series, and they were all released in chronological order, there are also a lot of TV shows and shorts available. Almost everything takes place between the first and second movies, but here’s their specific order: Unfortunately, there’s no one single service that offers all of the supplemental short films and TV series together—you’ll need to jump between streaming platforms. Movie/Series Release Date Where to Watch How to Train Your DragonMarch 2010Amazon Prime Video Legend of the Boneknapper DragonOctober 2010Google Play (buy) YouTube (buy) Book of DragonsNovember 2011Google Play (buy) YouTube (buy) Dragons: Gift of the Night FuryNovember 2011Not currently available Dragons: Riders of BerkAugust 2012-2014 (40 episodes)Peacock FuboHow to Train Your Dragon 2June 2014Netflix “Dragons: Gift of the Night Fury” is not currently available for streaming, or for digital renting or buying, on any platform. The only way to watch it would be to order a physical copy on DVD or Blu-ray. FAQ
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