how to train your dragon : school of dragons

Occasionally themed apparel for Viking avatars appear.Berk and the School of Dragons Island are decorated with stooks, pumpkins, and other Halloween-like and Fall-oriented decorations.Gobber the Belch gathers Berkian children around a campfire and tells them ghost stories.

The Meade Hall and Whispering Death Caves are turned into haunted houses.Special costumes for main dragon characters.Special collections include items such as pumpkins, spiders, and candles.Often new Dragons are released with a 'scary' or other Halloween-like connection (Example: Gresskarmor, Masked Sweet Death, and Rattling Smokebreath).Berk is decorated in a Halloween-like fashion, and is darkened to nighttime.In both games, decorations are placed around Berk, often including pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns, stooks, and various lighted objects in the dark.Įach game releases various apparel and activities for Dreadfall. In both games, Flightmare motifs and events can be seen. After the Flightmare's abilities and habits were demystified, combined with peace with the dragons, Berk still honors the tradition in a new way, dubbed Dreadfall. However, it is portrayed in the Fall on Berk.ĭreadfall was inspired by the appearance of the Flightmare on Berk, as seen in the Dragons: Riders of Berk episode ' Fright of Passage'. With localities in or near the Arctic circle, daylight time is very shortened to non-existent in the Winter time. In the games, this time includes a period of total darkness and also the time of harvest. Dreadfall encompasses the Fall season on Berk, corresponding to the US holidays of Halloween and Thanksgiving.

How to train your dragon : school of dragons