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Released as a 21-minute short film on NBC in December 2019 (later landing on Hulu and Peacock), Homecoming serves as an epilogue to the trilogy. Unlike the previous TV series (Riders of Berk or Race to the Edge), this special features the feature film's original voice cast, including Jay Baruchel as Hiccup, America Ferrera as Astrid, and Craig Ferguson as Gobber.
The Plot: Set years after The Hidden World, the special catches up with an adult Hiccup and Astrid, now parents to two rambunctious children, Zephyr and Nuffink. The problem? The next generation of Vikings has forgotten the truth. They have turned the once-heroic dragons into scary, fire-breathing monsters in their annual "Snoggletog" (their version of Christmas) pageant.
Determined to correct history, Hiccup and Toothless (who returns with his own family of Light Furies and Night Lights) orchestrate a secret plan to remind the village of the bond between humans and dragons. The result is a tender, hilarious, and visually stunning story about legacy, parenthood, and the power of stories. -Movie- How to Train Your Dragon Homecoming -WEB-DL-
How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming is a holiday special set in the How to Train Your Dragon universe.
A Bittersweet Holiday Hug That Fills the Gap Before The Hidden World Released as a 21-minute short film on NBC
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)
If you thought saying goodbye to Hiccup and Toothless in The Hidden World left a dragon-sized hole in your heart, DreamWorks’ 2019 holiday special, How to Train Your Dragon: Homecoming, is the warm, fuzzy blanket you didn’t know you needed. Viewed via the crisp WEB-DL format—which captures every scale, snowflake, and firelight flicker in pristine quality—this 22-minute short proves that sometimes the best epilogues come in small, seasonal packages. The problem
The central theme of Homecoming is how stories change over time. In the village, the legend of dragons has turned into a ghost story. Zephyr, who is intellectually gifted but stubborn like her father, draws pictures of dragons as monsters. This forces Hiccup to confront a terrifying truth: without Toothless by his side, the peace he built is becoming myth. The moment where Hiccup watches his children fear the very creatures he loved is devastating.