Dreamworks Dragons Adventure Set, Tom and Thunder Figures, The Nine Realms, Kids Toys for Age 4 and Up

This Tom and Thunder figure set is a fantastic addition to any How to Train Your Dragon collection! The details on both figures are impressive — Tom is fully poseable, and Thunder’s wings and tail have great articulation. My kids love recreating scenes from The Nine Realms and inventing their own dragon adventures.The quality is solid, and the figures feel durable enough for everyday play. It’s also a great size for little hands and easy to store. If your child is a fan of the series, this set is a must-have. Highly recommend for ages 4 and up!

Great for the collection of your a how to drain your dragon if your a fan or dragon if the nine realms

Very good quality, they don’t look cheap . Worth the money and look just like the cartoon . Pretty durable too, my kids throw it around and it’s still in great shape.

My son loved it. Great Quality prefect for a 5 year old

Exactly as pictured!! Such a cute toy and my daughter loves it!!

I like that the dragon was a decent size only thing is hiccup was so tiny but over all it's sturdy and my son loved it

Bought this for my Toddler who is in love with HTTYD. The mouth opens and the front legs are surprisingly poseable for an action figure. My only gripe is that the tail isn't very poseable, but that doesn't seem to bother my kid any so it's not too big of a deal.

This is from a TV series which I heard is rather poorly written despite introducing some intriguing new designs of dragons. I also find the design of the main dragon, Thunder, to be charming in its own ugly cute way. It's so different to any other Fury dragon that the shows creators have outright said that Thunder is the result of Hapsburg style inbreeding. It also kind of looks like Thunder would have trouble flying due to the odd shape and small size of his wings compared to Toothless's wings... not to mention his tail wings have a weird trident shape? What really drags this down is the human character- Tom Kullersen feels like a poorly written Teenage knockoff of Hiccup right down to the scales on his dragon scale armor.