Why does sob have a scar on the face?

When the first movie in the “How to Train Your Dragon” franchise was released in 2010, the most attentive fans noticed that the protagonist of the plot, Hiccup, has a scar located between the chin and the mouth, which is becoming more visible in the scenes where the character’s face is shown, ie, in the plane where it is framed very close to the screen.

With the launch of the live-action of the story, which went on display last Thursday, 12, it was also possible to observe the same brand in the face of Hiccup, but now on a real skin, since the actor Mason Thames (The Black Phone) is the one who plays the character and who had the scar applied by the makeup team before each recording.

Now that the plot has gained a new format and has been gaining new fans, fandom newcomers should be wondering: Why does sob have a scar on the face? The answer, however, is not in the animation launched 15 years ago nor in live-action, but the playground can clarify the doubt by analyzing another work that brings young Viking as protagonist.

How did Hiccup won the scar on the face?

It turns out that the solution to questioning only came following the animated title, which came in 2014. This is because, in the story that is happening five years after humans and dragons discover how to live in harmony in Berk, Hiccup ends up finding answers about his past, which he would never expect to find.

The reason for this is that when he embarks on a mission to convince a dangerous warrior named Drago Bludvist that there are more effective ways to deal with these great flying creatures than control and violence, Hiccup eventually finds his mother, Valka, who he had lost the contact as a baby.

For so many years apart, she recognized her for the peculiar detail: The scar on the face of Hiccup, which he won in one of the dragons’ invasions to the island of Berk, when one of these beings ended up in the room where Hiccup rested and accidentally dragged one of his claws on young Viking’s face as he was scared by Valka’s arrival.

This moment also marked Valka’s last memory about Hiccup, since after realizing that the dragon was not trying to attack his son and see his own mirrored soul in the eyes of the great creature, she eventually carried out by the dragon out of the village when the animal was terrified of the sobly father and husband of the woman, Stoic, the immense. Valka, however, chose not to return to Berk, living in a sanctuary that holds several dragon species, including the relentless beast, which helps end the final battle of “How to Train Your Dragon 2”.

Curiosity: In live-action, Mason Thames ended up conquering a real scar on his face just as sobly: by interacting with a dragon. In real life, the actor ended up injuring himself in a flight scene with a hiccup animatronic, as he explained to Capricho magazine.

Live-action how to train your dragon?

Dreamworks film with distribution of Universal Pictures, the version with real actors of “How to Train Your Dragon” adapts books of the same name written by Cressida Cowell By telling the story of Hiccup, a Viking that ends up making an unlikely friendship with a night’s fury and changes the way human and dragons deal with each other.

Live-action has script, production and direction of Dean Debloiswhich also commanded the three animated films. In the cast are still: Nico Parker (The Last of Us), Gerard Butler (300), Nick Frost (Shredded lead), Julian Denisson (Deadpool 2), Bronwyn James (Wicked), Ruth Codd (The midnight club), Harry Trevaldwyn (My Lady Jane) and Gabriel Howell (Bodies), and so many others.