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Click here to see Hiccup in Race to the Edge. Hiccup is the main character of the How to Train Your Dragon book and film series.

He is 15 years old in the first film, the first three specials, and the first TV series. He's in Dawn of the Dragon Racers and Race to the Edge , 20 in the second film , and 21 in the third film. About fifteen years before the first movie, Hiccup was born prematurely to Stoick the Vast and his wife Valka. Although the new mother was worried that Hiccup would not survive his early birth, Stoick was confident that he would grow strong and Hiccup did indeed prosper. Valka would sew Hiccup a dragon toy with his name stitched into the sides.

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He is the son of Valka and the late Hooligan chief, Stoick the Vast , thus making him the heir, and later, the chief of the tribe. His dragon and best friend, Toothless , is a Night Fury. By the end of the franchise, he marries Astrid Hofferson and they eventually have a daughter, Zephyr , and a son, Nuffink. He is also the distant ancestor of Tom Kullersen , through his mother Olivia. In the first film , Hiccup's appearance is very similar to his book counterpart. He initially has little physical strength, as he has difficulty lifting a large standard battle axe handed to him by his father. He has bell-shaped auburn hair parting to his right with freckles on his cheeks and dull, green eyes. In the first film, he is seen wearing a long-sleeve, light-green woolen tunic with brown leather lacing at the neck and arms, a dark brown fur vest that matches his boots and dark greyish-green pants with lacing at the ankle. When he's working in the Blacksmith Shop , he removes his vest in favor of a beige smelting apron. When he rides Toothless , he eventually replaces his vest with a leather flying harness that attaches to Toothless' saddle. Once he begins Dragon Training , he starts to wear a Viking helmet given to him by his father. Following the battle with the Red Death , Hiccup's left leg up to his mid-shin is replaced with a prosthetic , constructed with a spring system and an adapter stirrup for flying with Toothless.

For example, he's able to hypothesize that dragons have a natural disdain for eels when his own dragon companion is repulsed by the sight of one and uses this to successfully drive back a Hideous Zippleback dreamworks dragons hiccup. From Zero to Hero : At the start of the series, dreamworks dragons hiccup, he was the little runt who couldn't do anything right.

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If you can help us with this wiki please sign up and help us! Stoick told Gobber the Belch , the village blacksmith, to make him a small ax so he can start training early. On the other hand Valka made him a toy dragon with his name stitched on both sides and Gobber made him diapers. One night, during a dragon attack, a Stormcutter later named Cloudjumper broke into their house and noticed Hiccup in his cradle. Valka rushed to the house and saw that the Stormcutter was playing with him. But when he noticed Valka's presence, a wing claw accidentally scratched Hiccup's chin, causing Hiccup to cry. Stoick rushed into the house to rescue his wife and infant son, resulting in the Stormcutter taking Valka away. So Hiccup grew to have such a fear of dragons that he threw the toy his mother made into the ocean. Stoick became overprotective of his son, while Valka, who had formed a bond with Cloudjumper so strong that the latter brought her to his home, stayed away from Berk, allowing everyone, including Hiccup, to believe that she had been eaten.

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Hiccup's father is the Chief of the village, making Hiccup himself the next in line to become Chief. However, the two seem to be complete opposites of each other: whereas Stoick is large, strong, brawny, and the best dragon fighter in the village, Hiccup is lanky, weak, brainy, and perhaps initially, at least the worst dragon fighter on the island. Their relationship is strained because of these differences, as Hiccup wants to make his dad proud by conforming to Viking norms and attempting to slay dragons, but ends up making things worse most of the time. Though confused as to what to do about Hiccup's peculiarities as a Viking, Stoick is very protective of his son due on what happened to Valka; he is at first reluctant to send Hiccup to Dragon Training for fear that he will be killed. Moreover, during a dragon raid, it is shown that Stoick, along with everyone else in the village, prefers that Hiccup stay inside and out of harm's way though this may be because Hiccup is more of a risk to the village than the dragons are to him. Stoick becomes proud of Hiccup when he hears of Hiccup's success in Dragon Training and is elated to finally have something in common with his son, although his attempt at conversation with his awkward son ended in failure. However, after his son's relationship with Toothless is revealed, their small progress with one another is destroyed. Stoick accuses Hiccup of siding with the dragons and later no longer considers Hiccup to be his son.

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With Toothless of course. In the third film, Snotlout and Tuffnut, at different times, slap Hiccup's butt. As this is the only time Hiccup has attacked his opponent first, it's safe to say that Hiccup had a deep hatred of Viggo at the beginning of Triple Cross. That brave? Stoick : [nods in agreement]. He invented his own flightsuit , his shield , and his Dragon Blade , which were each inspired by dragons' abilities. Although Toothless attempts to get the helmet back, Hiccup decides it's best to return home to figure out what is going on. Chick Magnet : A downplayed version. It takes a while, but their reckless and erratic way of thinking gradually begins to align with Hiccup's as they grow older. Because a mind-controlled Toothless killed Stoick. He has an "ornate" shield made from Gronckle Iron that contains a crossbow, a grappling hook, a bola-launcher, and a mini-catapult. He often doesn't think things through and is more determined to gain the recognition of his peers than he is heedful of others' orders, often causing problems for the entire tribe, including himself. In the next scene, Stoick disowns Hiccup, almost bringing Hiccup to tears. In " The Zippleback Experience ", Snotlout provokes Hiccup into punching him but it is well intended as he is trying to help Hiccup get rid of Barf and Belch in his own way.

Hiccup, Toothless and the rest of the Dragon Riders set up camp far from Berk and battle old enemies while discovering new dragons. During their search for the escaped Dagur the Deranged, Hiccup and the Dragon Riders discover a mysterious object -- one that holds their destiny. The Dragon Riders discover a lush island that turns out to be the home of the Deathsong, a massive dragon that threatens to trap them forever.

Perhaps their most deadly enemy, Alvin the Treacherous, shares the role of his book counterpart as being Hiccup's nemesis. Then he upgraded it with Gronkle Iron, meaning it was lighter than ever and capable of shrugging off hailstorms of daggers and even dragon breath attacks. Adaptational Badass : Downplayed. Hiccup manages to kill the Red Death by having Toothless shoot fire through its wings in mid-flight and nosedive toward the island so it can't pull up in time and crashes into the ground, its own flame triggering an explosion on impact. However, they are distant peers in the film franchise but gradually get closer. As the village approaches the site of the explosion and finds that Hiccup is nowhere to be found, Stoick looks up to discover that, even without his makeshift tail, Toothless protected the Chief-to-be from the blast by folding him in his wings. Hiccup has a crush on one of the other teenagers, Astrid Hofferson. A titanic battle ensues between the two Bewilderbeasts in a fight for control over all dragons on the island. First, he's a Berkian, who by the end of the movie are the only people who know for a fact that dragons exist. He attempts to impress her many times but, much to his disappointment, fails.