Dragon Classes Part 2

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Dragon Classes Part 2[Fandom]

Updated Class Symbols

Tracker Class



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Tracker Class

The Tracker Class is a new class discovered in Race to the Edge. Natural born hunters, Tracker Class dragons have a highly acute sense of smell or taste that enables them to track down and find things. The dragon species included are:
  • Common Rockstomper
  • Deadly Nadder
  • Mudraker
  • Rumblehorn
  • Snifflehunch
  • Submaripper
  • Thunderclaw
  • Windgnasher






Sharp Class



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Sharp Class

Sharp Class dragons are vain and prideful, and they all possess sharp body parts. The dragons included are:

Tidal Class



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Tidal Class

Tidal Class dragons live in or near the ocean, and unlike most dragons, they do not breathe fire as their ranged attacks, and although very few can, they rarely do use them. The dragons in this class are generally larger in size than most of the other classes. Hiccup also stated that Tidal Class dragons don't react well to signs of aggression. The dragons included are:

Mystery Class



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Mystery Class

Little is known about the Mystery Class dragons due to how stealthy and sneaky they are or how they work. Dragons in this class are generally more feared than those in the other dragon classes. The dragon species included are:
  • Armorwing
  • Boneknapper
  • Buffalord
  • Cavern Crasher
  • Changewing
  • Chimeragon
  • Death Song
  • Dramillion
  • Flightmare
  • Foreverwing
  • Hideous Zippleback
  • Hobgobbler
  • Prickleboggle
  • Sandbuster
  • Silkspanner
  • Slithersong
  • Slitherwing
  • Smothering Smokebreath
  • Snaptrapper
  • Sweet Death
  • Sword Stealer

Strike Class



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Strike Class

Strike Class dragons are characterized by their "blazing speed, vice-like jaw strength, and extreme intelligence," as well as pin-point accuracy, powerful attacks, explosive firepower and a unique ability to allow them to navigate in their respective environment/atmosphere. The dragons included are:
  • Deathgripper
  • Light Fury
  • Night Fury
  • Night Light
  • Skrill
  • Snow Wraith
  • Triple Stryke
  • Woolly Howl

Unknown Class

Some dragons have not yet been officially classified into any class and may be sorted in the future. The reasons for this lack of information varies. Firstly, it is simply because the dragon is too new or had only made very few appearances in media. The currently unclassified dragons are an original dragon from the Arena Spectacular, the four remaining unnamed dragon species in How to Train Your Dragon 2, the unknown dragons on Hiccup's map in How to Train Your Dragon 2, the three unidentified dragons that appear in the Book of Dragons and one that is considered to be mythical.
  • Lycanwing
  • Stinger
  • Unknown Dragons

Removed Classes

Fear Class

Fear Class dragons are stealthy, sneaky, and often have multiple heads. The former dragons of this class are the Hideous Zippleback, the Flightmare and the Snaptrapper. This class was removed and replaced with the Tracker class, most likely because the Vikings no longer fear dragons. The dragons that used to be in this class were:
  • Flightmare
  • Hideous Zippleback
  • Snaptrapper

Trivia

  • It is possible that the Mystery Class is a sort of "temporary" class where dragons are put when little is known about them, and then when they are more thoroughly understood they are moved to another class. For instance, the Night Fury could have been a Mystery Class dragon before the events of the first movie, and then moved to the Strike Class once it was studied and trained by Hiccup. However, due to all of the Fear Class dragons being moved into the Mystery Class, this may no longer be true.
  • It has been shown that the dragons are occasionally reclassified. All Fear Class dragons were moved into the Mystery Class. The Red Death also used to be a Mystery Class dragon, until it was moved to the Stoker Class. The Deadly Nadder was a Sharp Class dragon, until it was moved to the Tracker Class.
  • With twenty-one known species, the Mystery Class is currently the largest Dragon Class.
  • With eight known species in each, the Strike Class and Tracker Class are currently the smallest Dragon Classes.
  • The Submaripper and the Hobgobbler are the only dragons confirmed to belong in two classes.

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