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Toothless 'Dragon In The Film Night Fury'

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The main dragon character in the film of “How to train your dragon” is the dragon name “Night Fury”, a species regarded by the Vikings as the most dangerous due to its reclusive nature and surprising, powerful fire skills. While Toothless may be formidable by virtue of his species, he proves to be an intelligent, emotional creature that just happens to have agile artillery. Based on this film, the appearance and believe of dragon are shown as the antagonist which is the main problem by the Vikings when they always have to build new houses and finding foods. The appearance of Toothless has various kinds of different with the eastern countries, which is the origin identification of the dragon in western perspective view.
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