
As the poster of the film How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (2019) had anticipated us, in the trailer we can see the appearance of an albino and female Night Fury, whose heart Toothless will try to win in what will be the last film of this fantastic trilogy.
From the beginning, the trailer fills us with nostalgia as we watch images from the first film, when Hiccup and Toothless meet and the young Viking wins the trust and love of the dragon. We hear the voice of a mature Hiccup who says "There were dragons, when I was a boy... Where they went, only a few know. Our story changed the world forever."

Since the first movie, the Viking world has changed thanks to Hiccup and his loyal companion. Those who hunted dragons originally live with them today and have discovered the enormous potential they have in keeping them as companions. In this new world built by Hiccup and his friends, the Vikings and the dragons are one.

For Hiccup, achieving this has come at a high cost: he has lost a leg and his father Stoic, who after much resistance became fond of dragons and learned to understand his son and his wife.

Unfortunately, it seems in the next film that the situation will have to change for the dragons to survive and be free. There are still people who want to hunt them down and exterminate them, so they must disappear without a trace to avoid being found.
The name "The Hidden World" and the trailer point to the discovery of an unknown world inhabited by dragons, and it is probably there that they will seek to hide the dragons so that they remain safe from those who wish to harm them.

After watching the film, we'll probably be eager to know more, so we can turn to Cressida Cowell's books on which these films are based. These are 12 children's books that tell the stories of Hiccup and Toothless, published between 2003 and 2015.
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I leave you the trailer, where between battles, fantastic worlds, Vikings and dragons, we can see Toothless giving his best to conquer this white Night Fury, while he receives love advice from Hiccup.
