Similarities Between The Sea Beast And How to Train Your Dragon!

It seems like everyone’s watching Netflix’s animated movie, The Sea Beast. But, did this animated adventure story remind you of another fanfavorite flick that also had a lot to say about the relationship between monsters and their hunters? If so, you were probably thinking of the 2010 DreamWorks classic, How to Train Your Dragon. These movies had a lot in common with each other right off the bat, but some of the similarities are a bit deeper and more difficult to put your finger on. Some characters have a lot of similar qualities – like Red and Toothless, Hiccup and Maisie, Hiccup and Jacob, and Stoic and Captain Crow. The vikings and the sailors in these two universes are very alike, as are their offduty hangout spots and even the magical worlds they live in. There are beasts that are kept as pets, hunters that change their misguided ways, and ancient texts that teach about the wild beasts of their respective worlds. You may have even noticed that the two movies have similar opening scenes as well as parallel fight sequences. And, of course, they have morals and plots that are very much aligned. It’s not easy for How to Train Your Dragon fans to watch The Sea Beast without thinking of the qualities it shares with the sweet monster hunting film that came before it. So, let’s talk about all the things that make The Sea Beast remind us of How to Train Your Dragon for a brand new generation.

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
00:29 Red and Toothless
01:22 Reformed Hunters
01:52 Beasts As Pets
02:21 Hiccup and Maisie
02:56 Hiccup and Jacob
03:40 Captive Creatures
04:04 Stoic and Crow
04:42 Hunting HowTo Texts
05:12 Humans VS Beasts
05:36 Opening Parallels
05:55 Wide Variety of Beasts
06:25 Vikings and Sailors
06:45 Sea Monsters
07:14 OffDuty Hunters
07:34 The Real World with a Twist
08:03 Outro

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Written by: Lauren Waters
Narrated by: Richard C
Edited by: Lucía Canabal

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