Technically, there are fifteen books in the How to Train Your Dragon Series, since the loose continuity style of the first few books means that Day of the Dreader and How To Train your Viking could feasibly slot somewhere between How to Train your Dragon and How to Break a Dragon’s Heart. And there’s nothing in the main twelve implying the events of The Viking who was seasick didn’t happen when Hiccup was a little kid.
Oh yeah, Cowell wrote three little side-books for World book day. The Day of the Dreader, How to Train your Viking, and an (in)complete guide to Dragons (think the little blurbs about Dragons that are scattered throughout the books but it’s a whole book of that). Whether or not you consider them canon is up to you.
Before she wrote HTTYD, Cowell wrote a book for little kids/toddlers called Hiccup: The viking who was seasick. This one is so dubiously canon that it could feasibly be a prequel to both the Books canon and the Dreamworks canon. This is also the only one with no Dragons in it.
need everyone to know that one of the first yugioh video games was based on capumon and was on the gameboy color and here’s some fun things you can find in this game:
kaiba, who was in a coma, being awoken by the millennium ring
kaiba runs the monster world plot, except you play capumon, and also grandpa and bakura are here (but for some reason bakura doesn’t have the ring)
you go to hell
the sprites are 100% a rip from pokemon
you roll dice for capumon for some reason, and also buy them with star chips like duelist kingdom
did i mention you go to hell
you can fail to save each one of your friends from monster world if you get a game over
you go to hell. you become enslaved by demons with dark magician and your grandpa. you have to save dark magician from hell. you fight blue eyes white dragon in hell.
it’s revealed that yami bakura is in the ring and is controlling kaiba, for some fucking reason
at the end kaiba is fine and you promise to duel him later
Lycratia said on that memory that the city needed to LAND so the betrayers could come, they want Laerryn’s leywright to create that new leyline so the other betrayers (apart from Asmodeus who was somehow pulled out by Vespin I’m assuming) can come through.
So the people in Asmodeus cult are definetly not the ones causing the city to crash. What if the Ring of Brass is?
Maybe they try to just stop the city mid air, maybe try to steer it away somehow but we’ve already had enough energy fails that it could turn into a problem, especially now that the tree is gone, we have no idea how it’ll affect the city’s power grid.
