Former Chief of Berk, fierce warrior, and Hiccup's devoted father.
Structural engineer and family protector who survives the comet impact and leads his family across a devastated Earth.
Village chieftain and Hiccup's father. Leads the Viking fleet to destroy the dragons' nest. Initially disowns Hiccup after learning he befriended a dragon, but realizes his mistake during the battle, apologizes, and expresses pride in his son.
Former Berk chieftain, Hiccup's father, brave warrior who sacrifices himself for his son.
Elite Secret Service agent who protects the President and fights to clear his name when framed.
Structural engineer and father who fights to save his family from an extinction-level comet impact.
The central figure who witnesses his wife and daughter murdered, then sees the killers receive light sentences due to a plea deal. Using CIA training, he orchestrates a series of precise revenge killings against those involved in the justice system. He tunnels out of prison but ultimately dies when his own bomb detonates.
Hiccup's late father, referenced only as the original speaker who mentioned the Hidden World to Hiccup.
Chief architect of the Dutch Boy climate satellite system. After being replaced by his brother Max, he helps investigate satellite malfunctions aboard the ICSS, uncovers a virus and a conspiracy, confronts the traitor Duncan, and stays behind to manually reboot the system to prevent a global Geostorm.
Commander leading the USS Arkansas investigation after the Tampa Bay disappearance. Persuades Captain Andropov to assist, navigates the minefield to reach the base, refuses retaliation to prevent war, and successfully returns President Zakarin to Russia.
Spartan king who leads 300 warriors against the Persian invasion at Thermopylae.
The jealous and power-hungry god who murders his brother Osiris, blinds Horus, and usurps the throne. He enslaves Egypt, absorbs the powers of multiple deities, and threatens to destroy the afterlife and the world by freeing the shadow beast Apophis. He is ultimately slain by Horus.
Gerard Butler has 130 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently Has Fallen with 5 titles. Signature works include Greenland 2: Migration, How to Train Your Dragon, How to Train Your Dragon. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 11 universes
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