Are Night Brake and Light Brake the same breed in How to Train Your Dragon?

I think that if you analyze it from an animation point of view, as long as it is two animals that are "smart" and produce "love", you can have a baby. And for the appearance of offspring, either the son looks the same as the father and the daughter is the same as the mother, or the child takes the appearance characteristics of the parents from the typical appearance such as hair, figure, and eye color. And in How to Train Your Dragon 3

Medium, Hiccup Astrades and Nightshade.

Both of the two couples are clearly the latter. One is more obvious is the exchange of hair color, and the other is the exchange of belly.

However, from a biological point of view, it can be determined that the light and night are necessarily of the same genus, but not necessarily the same species. Here's why:

First, we don't know if the three red pandas are fertile.

2. Reproductive isolation is not a necessary condition for xenogeneia.

At least the current classification system is not).

First, given that the movie series has ended, we won't pursue it until the release of a new TV drama or something.

The second one, well, given the Western Dragon.

This creature only exists in works such as mythology, animated stories, etc., and is toothless.

This product includes rabbits, bears, dogs, cats, wolves, bats, bees, and other animal ......So we can only draw analogies from existing animals. Here are two examples:

1.Tiger. We usually talk about Siberian tigers.

South China tiger, Bengal tiger.

Wait, this is actually one of the nine subspecies of the tiger species. The formation of subspecies is due to morphological differences caused by different geographical environments or different years of existence, but such differences do not lead to reproductive isolation. Therefore, subspecies can be cross-bred to produce fertile offspring.

If the light and night are due to the difference in appearance caused by the living environment, such as the night fire is often nocturnal, and the light fire can be stealth and blend into the environment, then they are different subspecies.

2.Bear. Brown bears and polar bears are mentioned here.

For example. Brown bears and polar bears also live in different geographical locations in the current taxonomy.

There are different species in the system. Miraculously, they can cross to produce grizzly polar bears with intact reproductive systems. So some taxonomists believe that polar bears are actually a subspecies of brown bears.

From this point of view, we can actually draw such a conclusion. Taxonomy is determined by people, so there are bound to be all sorts of flaws.

Personally, I prefer that Light Evil and Night Evil are actually two different subspecies, with different forms and abilities for various reasons (such as Night Evil controlling lightning and being invisible under lightning; The light can be invisible through the flames, and cannot control the thunder and lightning).

So don't worry about no more night breakers! Although both movies say that Toothless is the last night wrath, dragons have a much longer lifespan than humans, and Toothless is the dragon king, and Hiccup is still the same age, and the number of breeding offspring will be many drops in the future! And after two generations, there will definitely be a purebred night wrath dripping!

The above is purely personal opinion!

It's a variety, the night brake is normal, and the light brake is albinic. The little dragon cub born is semi-albino and must be fertile!

They are supposed to be the same species, but with a mutated species.

Of course, he is not the same breed, because the abilities he has are not the same.

It's not the same breed, it's just a similar name.

They are obviously two different breeds.

Of course not, it's a black vs. white contrast.

He is not of the same species, they are all of different qualities.

It's a breed, and they're all supposed to come from the same race.

I think they are and I feel that they are not all right!

There is no clear explanation in the movie, and there is no explanation of the origin of the Night Evil itself. Nightwrath is a special species, and his own strength is above that of the level 10 Dragon King Alpha. There are several clues like this in the movie:

1. The Night Evil Song is obviously more intelligent than the other dragons of the Blind Dragon, and this matter has been told in the movie.

2. Night Evil can resist the control of the Dragon King in terms of mental power.

3. The attack and defense of Night Evil are also higher than those of the Dragon King, and he defeated Alpha to become the new Dragon King.

Nightshade is a very rare and most dangerous and intelligent dragon of the Wild Dragons, and is very different from other dragons, resembling a bat, with black scales attached to its body. It is petite in size, dexterous and cute in facial expressions, and has the largest proportion of wings in the dragon ranking. There are many wing surfaces.

I would like to add a few more points:

First of all, Hiccup didn't kill him in the valley, and he didn't eat Hiccup, so there's no suspicion of ingratitude; Secondly, Hiccup feeds him the fish, he is highly vigilant, understands that the dagger will hurt him, insists on asking Hiccup to throw the dagger into the lake before eating, the threat is gone, and he is immediately relieved; Third, he understands that Hiccup is a friendly phenomenon when he draws him, so he also spends a time for Hiccup to walk and play, the rules are clear, and after getting out of the maze, Nightshade rests his head on Hiccup's hand by himself; Astry wanted to report to the village chief, but Nightshade beat her up in the sky until she said "I'm sorry" before stopping, and then took her to see the aurora, obviously helping Hiccup show her love, so she took Hiccup around the dragon's nest, saying that he would be a hero to eliminate harm for the "people"; Hiccup and the Red Death fight as a result of falling off the dragon's back, and Night Sage risks falling to death + burning, refusing to wing, in order to give Hiccup an extra circle of protection from the flames; Hiccup pretends to have a prosthetic leg and walks unsteadily, and Night Fox immediately protects him...

There is currently only one night brake in "How to Train Your Dragon 2", and in the film, this night rage is called "Toothless", and Hiccup is Toothless's human teammate, dragon trainer, and best friend, loyal to Hiccup and sworn to protect him, "Toothless" has loyalty, emotion, and unlimited energy like a puppy.

It also has a hidden ability: it has echolocation capabilities that are tantamount to radar or sonar, and when flying in dark or confined environments, it will send out a plasma shock wave in all directions, and when the plasma wave hits the nearby terrain** back to the toothless, it can clearly understand the surrounding situation.

As the last of the legendary Night Breakers, Toothless is undoubtedly unique. As a result, it became a target for hunters. It deserves the respect of humans and dragons.

At the beginning of the film, it is said that Nightshade never steals or robs, so it should indeed not bring food to the dragon, but it was also said before that Nightshade has never missed, indicating that it can fly before, and the tail fin was stumbled after being shot down. I think the other dragons bring food because they're afraid, but Nightshade isn't afraid of it, and why it took them to the Dragon's Lair is because it heard the girl tell Hiccup that she wants to kill the dragon, and Nightshade wants them to understand the dragon or kill the dragon or something, and it feels like it can't speak, but it's familiar with the world... Great love

I think the reason why there are dragon scales falling in How to Train Your Dragon 1 is because Toothless was scratched off when he fell into a small lake in order to climb out of a big pit.

Actually, my autographed photo is what I came for

There must be only 1. I watched.

There is only one at the moment, but there may be a group in the third part in 2019.

It should be the result of evolution, and the legendary evolved state of Thunder and Lightning Night Evil is dark blue all over its body.

In How to Train Your Dragon 2, Nightshade (Toothless) evolves a dorsal fin to defeat the dragon Alpha and become the king of dragons. Its evolved back is dark blue (similar to the glowing color of the battle against Flying Spirit), which is small but intimidating.

The prototype of the Nightshade is the Norwegian Ridgeback Dragon, with two skin colors, red and black, black is common, and the beak resembles that of an alligator, and it has not evolved a third pair of arms.

According to the record of the side chapter "How to Train Your Dragon", Night Evil belongs to the attack class, and its attack power is very strong, and it is one of the strongest attack power among known dragons, and its speed can reach supersonic speed, and it is also one of the fastest dragons known to be dragons.

Unlike the flames erupted by other dragons, the Night Fury is a dark blue ball accompanied by calcium carbide gas and oxygen, which has a strong impact after impacting or flying a certain distance**, destroying targets instantly, attacking accurately, superb combat skills, high intelligence, small size, superior flight and attack ability.

It may be that he activates an instinctive element in his body, so there is a blue light in his body, and he can defeat the dragon king and become the dragon king himself.

After watching the film, I personally think that the night evil in "How to Train Your Dragon" must also be born of the night evil. Although Night Evil only appears in How to Train Your Dragon, I remember that the movie said that Night Evil has appeared for a hundred years, and Walmart said that Toothless is the same age as Hikarp, so it can be inferred that there is not only Toothless and one Night Evil.

Therefore, Toothless should have been born of Night Evil, but due to the scarcity of Night Evil and the possibility of territorial awareness, there is no other Night Evil in How to Train Your Dragon. On the other hand, I feel that it must be the protagonist's sense of mission in the script.

Species are very magical creatures, not to mention a two-dimensional like this, as long as the plot requires it, who doesn't like a unique feeling?

How to Train Your Dragon is another masterpiece by DreamWorks, based on the 2003 children's book of the same name by Grace Codder Covelle, How to Tame Your Dragon. The protagonist of the story is a Viking boy named Hikap, who lives on the island of Bock and fights dragons as a matter of routine. The teenager's ideas were avant-garde, and his unusual sense of humor could not please the villagers and the patriarchs of his village.

I thought that the ending of the story would be based on the growth history of a rebellious and brave teenager, but the actual plot is that when he meets and befriends a wounded dragon, his life is completely changed, and what was originally an opportunity for Hikapu to prove himself becomes an opportunity to change the future of the entire tribe.

This animation tells us that love, whether it is between humans or between humans and beasts, needs feelings as the foundation, and the basis of feelings is communication and understanding between each other, not killing and violence. Only in this way can we live in peace and in harmony.