Hasbro Nano-mals DreamWorks Animation's How to Train Your Dragon Toothless Electronic Pet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Hasbro Nano-mal is a cute and simple toy. It engages the child by having them feed the character, make it dance or by petting it. When you do these things it fills the light up heart and plays sounds. The goal is to maintain a full heart for each category of things you can do with the character. It's lightweight and has the ability to interact and recognize other Nano-mals too which is pretty cool. Overall it's pretty simple to play with and could be a fun toy for any child.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son thought this was cute. He didn't think the “outfit” was necessary, and wished he could've fed toothless actual food (like a baby alive). It is very cute and works well! It's easy to understand and we learned how to use it very quickly. The sound is not bothersome and makes the toy feel more realistic. Overall, we enjoyed this.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recieved the Hasbro Nano-Mala Dreamworks Toothless toy. My son loves toothless. He's loves this handheld keychain style toy. Has neat interactive lights and sounds. Loved it came in simple frustration free type of packaging too where a kid can easily open it straight from the box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is so cute! My toddler is a big fan for toothless. He was so excited. Easy to set up. You can play with it and take care. Hug, shake, dance. It likes when you pay attention for it. The most important thing it's not noisy I think parents understand what I am talking about) OH and it has a turn off button. So good! Very sturdy and so cute. My son now wants kitty )

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this just in time for my 4 year olds birthday! So cute for her. Kind of like the old keychain ones you had to feed and care for but a little simpler for younger kids. My kids really enjoyed this one. Easy to understand! Doesn't come with batteries though!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy requires interaction to increase its happiness. It can be silenced by pressing and holding the mouth for a few seconds. The ears raise and lower by spring, the wings raise and lower by snapping into place. There are no sharp edges, fits well in a childs hand. The only hazard is the small fish that comes with it, it seemingly has no purpose other than to pretend feed Toothless. The dragon can be hung on a backpack or even a belt loop to gain idle interaction to maintain happiness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It kept my 5 year old entertained for a very short period of time. For the price point I thought it would do more things. It seems like a glorified keychain when I thought it would be more like a tamagotchi type toy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy is cute. I had to watch several videos online to figure out exactly what it does and how to play with it. My grandson likes pushing the buttons and watching it light up. I think it would be more fun if he had two of them because they interact with each other.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This held my 10 year olds interest fir roughly 2 days. Now she has lost interest, unfortunately. She hasn't fully grasped the point of what to do, or it wasn't that fun long enough. We love Toothless though so I'm sure she'll go back to it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Well I wasn't able to really fully see what the toy is like since the battery was either dead or the toy was broken but just from judging the outside it looks cute just sad I couldn't see what it does .