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#HTTYDandme 24. Best day ever! I met Liui Aquino and I was fangirling so hard, he’s so cute. I’ve only met two Hiccup cosplayers in real life (him and a girl crossplaying).

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#HTTYDandme 22. The Hungry Dragons collection was my cure for one of my art blocks. Having to draw all the characters and their dragons in different situations was a great challenge. 

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#HTTYDandme 19. My HTTYD2 Astrid cosplay was a hit in the next convention. During the next year, I made some tweaks and changes to make it more comfortable and accurate.

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#HTTYDandme 26. My last (and current) version of my HTTYD Astrid cosplay has real leather in the skirt and the boots and metal studs in the kransen.

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#HTTYDandme 13. I was able to complete my collection of HTTYD books. Some of them are in Spanish. I’ve also been collecting merchandise and I’ll never forget when I found my first Hiccup figurine… on Valentine’s Day.

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#HTTYDandme 9. After remembering that there was a book before the movie, I spent a month looking for it. I placed an order for the first one and found the third one in a bookshop near my old high school. 

The books are really different to the movies and I found them childish at first, but then they have this twist and everything becomes so dark and the only childish thing that remains are the drawings. 

They are really good as a book series and I highly recommend them if you like fantasy books.

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#HTTYDandme 12. I managed to watch Riders of Berk and Defenders of Berk in original version. I looked for the scripts and learnt a lot of English.

This first couple of series were… just OK. There are a few good episodes here and there (I loved Breakneck Bog and Fright of Passage) and they have the first appearance of some great characters (Dagur!).

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#HTTYDandme 23. I’ve drawn over three versions of the Hungry Toothless drawing.