How did Drago get the Alpha?
I am confused about a scene in How To Train Your Dragon 2.
The "bad guy" says that in order to conquer the dragons, you need dragons and you cannot beat an Alpha without another Alpha (to challenge him). How the hell did he prison an Alpha? I mean the Alpha seems to be super strong.
I was wondering if someone could explain this to me or if it is just a plot-hole in the story.
Best Answer
Basically stolen from this answer on SciFi.se, which sources the official movie page, the answer is that he didn't imprison his Bewilderbeast, he raised it from childhood and conditioned it to be obedient to him.
Found as a hatchling during one of Drago Bludvist's earliest conquests, this particular Bewilderbeast suffered the misfortune of being raised by a madman.
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How did Drago Bludvist control dragons?
Unlike Hiccup or Valka's warm and empathic approach with dragons, Drago routinely abused his Bewilderbeast to cull out any perceived weakness and to establish a blind loyalty to the self-proclaimed \u201cDragon God.\u201d What emerged from this torturous crucible was Drago's perfect secret weapon: A vicious Bewilderbeast that ...How does a dragon become an Alpha?
The Alpha Dragon is the individual in the dragon community with the highest known rank. The role of Alpha is often won by combat, sometimes to the death, but not necessarily. The winner of the battle will win both the rank of Alpha and the loyalty of all dragonkind.Who is the strongest alpha in Httyd?
Out of these 10 alphas, label them from weakest to strongest:- Toothless.
- Green Death.
- Foreverwing.
- Bewilderbeast.
- Screaming Death.
- Drago's Bewilderbeast.
- Purple Death.
- Shellfire.
What ethnicity is Drago Bludvist?
According to The Art of How to Train Your Dragon 2, Drago was designed to look as racially ambiguous as possible and from a land far from the Vikings of Berk. His clothing and general features were based on Slavic and Asian origin, while still retaining a Mediterranean and Northern African influence.The Bewilderbeast's Sad Story EXPLAINED - Drago Bludvist's Weapon
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