Pokémon, but cultural invasion.

"Gurgle!"

Toothless excitedly spat out Dragon Wave, which crashed onto the sea in front of him, splashing up raindrops of water.

The once frail and delusional Hiccup, in a moment of crisis, lost his guidebook, chose to trust Toothless, and shouldered his responsibility.

The audience below the stage was filled with excitement and emotion.

It was only then that they gradually understood the meaning of the movie title "How to Train Your Dragon," which was both eye-catching and fitting.

It doesn't just refer to the taming of dragons, but rather that humans tamed dragons, and dragons tamed humans.

The restlessness of the star had long since subsided, and she was now somewhat immersed in the film's main visuals.

It must be admitted that humans have a great talent for pursuing fun, including that little game that made Him the final boss, which is quite interesting to play.

It's much more interesting than when He was stuck in the reversed world, so bored that He would often stare at the mountains and lakes of the positive world.

After their flight, Hiccup and Toothless sat back-to-back on the beach, enjoying a grilled fish dinner as the sun set.

Several buzzing bats flew in from nowhere, and seeing that they were about to steal his food, Toothless opened his mouth and exhaled.

Two buzzing bats started fighting over a piece of fish head that a toothless baby had thrown away.

"Stop fighting over it."

Hiccup casually picked up a fish and tossed it out. The buzzing bat that ate the fish looked at him, then patted over to his leg and rubbed its head against his hand.

He was astonished by the docile nature of the buzzing bats, exclaiming, "Our understanding of you has been completely wrong..."

Back on Dragon Island, Hiccup struggles with how to describe the dragons to the rest of the tribe and explain his new discovery.

In the decades-long feud between tribes and dragons, how can one persuade others to set aside their prejudices against dragons and embrace them with sincerity?

Hiccup tosses and turns every night as he prepares to graduate as an outstanding student from the training camp, the graduation exam being the task of personally slaying a dragon.

In the arena where thousands of spectators watched, Stuik delivered a speech:

“If someone had told me before that Hiccup could go from being weak to being the number one dragon slayer and tamer in just a few weeks, I would have tied him to the mast and sailed him away, because he must have been crazy.”

“You know what I mean, but that’s the truth. No one can be more surprised or proud than me. From today onwards, my son is a true Dragon Island person, one of us!”

The cheers outside the arena were deafening.

Off the field, Hiccup put on the helmet his father had given him and picked up the shield and dagger.

"I want to end this. I have to try. I can't let the hatred continue."

This is a decision made after careful consideration.

Bearing the gaze and expectations of the entire island, Hiccup faced the three-headed dragon that rushed out after the fence opened.

The three-headed dragon pressed closer, and under the watchful eyes of everyone, his first action was to discard his weapon and shield.

What is he doing?

Puzzled gazes were cast over, and even the three-headed dragon showed a look of confusion on all three of its heads.

“I am different from them.”

Without any hesitation, Hiccup threw away the helmet that symbolized a warrior on his head.

Stuik, standing in the stands, shouted: "Cease the fighting!"

"No!"

Hiccup interrupted him: "I'll show you with your own eyes that dragons are not what we think, and we don't need to fight them."

Stuyk roared angrily, "I said stop fighting!"

The sharp sound awakened the three-headed dragon's fighting instincts, pulling it away from Hiccup's gentle persuasion.

Realizing something was wrong, Hiccup lowered his head as flames powerful enough to melt steel swept over him from the dragon's head.

"Ahhh~"

Even though he had been tempered, he still had the heart of a young boy. He screamed in terror and scrambled to avoid it.

The scream seemed to travel thousands of miles away. Toothless, who was resting in the valley, raised his head and desperately climbed out of the rock wall that he could not fly over before.

It panted heavily as it ran along the mountains, passing through countless lakes and trees.

As Stuyk failed to protect his son, Hiccup was pinned down by one of the three heads of a dragon, and the Night Fury’s signature shriek echoed through the sky.

At the critical moment, the Dragon Pulse pierced through the iron cage of the arena, sending dust billowing up.

Toothless shielded Hiccup behind him and roared a warning to the three-headed dragon to retreat, successfully scaring it away.

"Toothless, let's go! Let's go!"

Upon seeing the unknown dragon enter the arena, the warriors on the platform became restless and rushed down to prepare for battle.

Hiccup urged it to leave quickly, because it was worried that a similar scene would happen.

At that moment, a special audio vibration was transmitted through the air, passing over Dragon Island.

"The dragon is here! The dragon is here!"

The guards on daily patrols lit bonfires and issued warnings, and a dense swarm of dragons surrounded the island.

Unlike their usual predatory behavior, the dragons in the sky roared with red eyes and hoarse voices.

"Gurgle~"

Toothless looked pained and kept shaking his head.

Sensing something was wrong, the surrounding tribal warriors continued to close in.

Hiccup flipped onto the dragon's back and skillfully fastened the safety rope: "Toothless, let's go first!"

"Gurgle!"

Toothless carried him into the air, and the arena beneath their feet shrank continuously.

When Hiccup wanted to have Toothless take him around the island to observe the situation, he discovered that Toothless was flying in the wrong direction.

It flew headlong north without looking back.

Toothless? Toothless?

Hiccup called the other person's name repeatedly, but received no response, and he immediately became worried.

The residents of Dragon Village and the ordinary audience members were all worried about how the plot would unfold.

Only Huoxing, who had just relaxed and was enjoying a movie, suddenly had a bad feeling.

Not only Toothless, but Hiccup also discovered that other dragons were heading in the same direction.

Whether powerful Salamence or weak Nombat, they flew silently toward the same destination without roaring.

"what is that?"

After a long while, he squinted. It was a peculiar, enormous island.

From a distance, one can vaguely see three enormous, mountain-like objects moving about.

Giratina noticed something was wrong.

Squatting in the distance, observing from in front of the "glass," it snorted in dissatisfaction.

The audacity of these humans truly exceeded His imagination.

Chapter 163 The Dragon in the Reversed World is Already Crying in Desperation

Dragons must have habitats, but no one has ever found their nests.

Hiccup opened his eyes wide and saw a peculiar, enormous island with countless dragons circling high in the sky, looking from afar like a swarm of bees surrounding a hive.

Meanwhile, a bizarre scene is unfolding on the island that appears to be a dragon's nest.

The three dragons each occupied an island, eyeing each other menacingly.

It was larger than any dragon Hiccup had ever seen in his life, like a mountain peak.

The blue dragon's entire body was covered with silvery-white protrusions, while the white dragon had undulating purple rings around its waist and abdomen.

The third gray dragon has golden rings on its back.

The three dragons are very familiar to viewers in the Sinnoh region: Dialga and Palkia, who control time and space, and Giratina, the brutal legend banished by Arceus.

On screen, Giratina continues the brutal style of the myth, roaring towards the sky, while the dragon-type Pokémon circling in the sky follow its sound waves and attack the other two dragons.

Azure dragon waves and crimson-gold dragon flames struck the mountain-sized dragon, causing it to explode and burst into flames.

Hiccup, looking down from high above, could easily see that the blue dragon and the white dragon were working together to fight the gray dragon with the golden ring.

Unfortunately, the blue dragon seemed to have suffered a severe injury, and the white dragon also looked like it had the will but not the strength.

Recalling the ancient books he had read, Hiccup finally remembered their names.

“I remember now, the white dragon is the king of the ocean and water... Dialga.”

I can't recall the Blue Dragons' titles, but according to ancient records, they should all be among the Dragon Kings who protect the peace and stability of the waters near Dragon Island.

The third gray dragon was an outsider and invader who had never been recorded before.

The audience was stunned. Dialga and Palkia teamed up, and then got brutally beaten by Giratina. Was that reasonable?

Putting aside the issue of combat strength, the fact that three legendary dragons suddenly appeared on the island all at once is inherently illogical.

But considering that the film takes place in ancient times, the audience felt relieved.

Scholars speculate that the legendary spirits were active mostly in ancient times, otherwise so many legends about them would not have been left behind.

For some reason, the legendary elves seem to have all gone into hiding, and very few people have been able to catch a glimpse of their true forms.

After all, the movie already features absurd scenes of humans and dragon-type Pokémon drawing their swords against each other, so it's not surprising that three legendary dragons would suddenly appear and fight.

The audience quickly accepted the storyline that when the legendary dragons fought, the ordinary dragons suffered.

But Giratina does not accept it!

Although the "Giratina" on the screen is very powerful and fierce, chasing after two opponents and even beating the God of Time and Space to the point of being unable to lift his head.

But the movie clearly portrays him as the ultimate villain.

The designs are also very suitable. Dialga's blue and white steel body exudes nobility and justice, while Palkia's white and purple color gives it an elegant feel.

With its entire body black, wrapped in an imposing golden semi-circle, black wings adorned with red accents, and jet-black pupils, it's hard not to see it as a villainous boss.

Giratina already knows a bit about human literature, so what good can a villain possibly do?

The more impressive they are when they enter the arena, the more desolate they will be when they leave.

"Roar!"

On the other side of the world, Giratina is frantically circling the "glass".

Is this even human?

Plants vs. Ghosts is a game about the battle between Grass-type Pokémon and Ghost-type Pokémon.

He is a king with ghost attributes, but he was used as the villainous BOSS and doesn't care about you.

Why is it that in "How to Train Your Dragon," which isn't even about fighting dragons, it has to be the boss?

Legendary Ghost-type Pokémon are rare, but legendary Dragon-type Pokémon are plentiful.

Are Zekrom and Reshiram from the Unova not good enough? Can't Zekrom, who's all black, be a villain?

Giratina scratched his head, thinking, "We can't just take a legendary dragon and kill it right after it's born, can we?"

He already had a bad reputation among the people, and wouldn't a movie and a game only deepen that stereotype?

"Roar! Roar! Roar~"

Giratina's shouts of "Let me go back!" at Arceus were to no avail; he was practically rolling on the ground in despair.

Objective laws do not change according to human will, and the movie will not stop playing because of the dragon's will.

Toothless, Toothless!

Hiccup patted its partner hard.

"Gurgle~ gurgle!"

This time, he summoned the effect with all his might, and the darkness covering Toothless's eyes dissipated considerably.