Dreamworks Dragons, How to Train Your Dragon, Toothless & Hiccup, Viking Duo Action Figures, Ages 4+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The How to Train Your Dragon: Deadly Nadder + Astrid toy is a must-have for fans, featuring a highly detailed Astrid figure and her dragon with real feel dragon wings. The textured, flexible wings simulate a dragons flight, adding an extra layer of realism to play. Both the dragon and Astrid are well-designed, with movable parts for dynamic poses. This toy is perfect for imaginative play, offering great value for fans of the franchise.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy was absolutely a blast to play with ! My son loved playing with toothless and that hiccup could ride on toothless back. We loved how moveable and bendable the wings were and how toothless mouth even opens !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Riyaan love this toy. The dragon color is really nice and the finishing and looking is so amazing. Material is also good as he always throw it but luckily it didn't broke yet. Very few toys which we have like this.

A great toy for fans of how to train your dragon. My only issue with this toys are the legs for hiccups easily come off, so im sure will get lost very quickly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If youre a fan of How to Train Your Dragon, this new dragon toy is an exciting addition to any collection. Designed with impressive detail, it brings the magic to life with its real-feel wings, a rider figure, and multiple points of articulation. Design & Features: Realistic Wings: The standout feature of this dragon is its wings, which have a lifelike texture and movement that make flying adventures feel more immersive. Articulated Movement: The head, legs, and wings all move, allowing for dynamic poses and action-packed play. Rider Figure: The included figure sits securely on the dragon, making it easy to recreate scenes from the movie. Playability & Quality: The toy is well-built, with durable plastic that holds up to active play. The movement of the wings and limbs is smooth, adding to the overall play experience. The real-feel wings add a unique touch that sets this apart from other dragon toys. Final Thoughts: This is a must-have for How to Train Your Dragon fans. The real-feel wings and detailed articulation make it a standout piece, whether for imaginative play or display. If your child (or you!) loves dragons, this is a great addition to the collection. Rating: 4.5/5 High-quality, fun, and immersive, with just a minor wish for more interactive features like sound effects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter really liked this toy. She is almost 6 and it was the perfect size for her. She is starting to have interest in potions, wizardry and dragons so this came at the perfect time. It allowed her to use her imagination and role play which is so important at this. The wings on=f the dragon looked and felt very cool which offered a bit of realism.

The hiccup figure is quite fragile, hard to put him on the dragon and the leg came off easily

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was a little disappointed with the toy. The leg of the character came off pretty quickly. I was a me to put it back together but it is very loose. Upon sitting the character on the dragon and attaching it accordingly to the holes on the dragon, they leg kept coming off. My son was disappointed by these and asked why it was broken. Although it's not entirely broken, just loose, I didn't think this toy was that great. My son played with it for a bit but we as bored fairly quickly and disappointed with the character becoming loose and falling off the dragon

Hiccup is extremely poorly manufactured, legs fall off right out of the box, he is flimsy and the joints feel stiff and likely to break.

Hiccup's legs do not stay attached to Hiccup's body at all. You can just look at Hiccup and the legs fall out. Very poor quality.