Introduction

The How to Train Your Dragon trilogy may have ended in 2019, but the world of Berk is far from over. DreamWorks has expanded the saga with spin-offs, Netflix series, and new projects, keeping the adventures of Hiccup, Toothless, and other dragons alive for fans worldwide. If you’re wondering what’s available to stream and what new content is coming, here’s a full guide.

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🎬 Netflix Series: Dragons: Race to the Edge

One of the most popular spin-offs is Dragons: Race to the Edge, available on Netflix.

  • Set between the second and third movies.

  • Follows Hiccup and the Dragon Riders as they explore new islands and face new threats.

  • Introduces the Dragon Eye artifact, which unlocks hidden secrets about dragons.

👉 This series is a fan-favorite for expanding the lore beyond the films.

📺 Other Spin-Offs and Shows

DreamWorks has released several other series and specials:

  • Riders of Berk (2012–2014) → Focuses on Hiccup learning to train dragons.

  • Defenders of Berk (2013–2014) → Continuation of Riders, with higher stakes.

  • Rescue Riders (2019–2022) → Aimed at younger audiences, featuring twin kids Dak and Leyla with dragons.

  • The Nine Realms (2021–present) → A modern-day continuation set 1,300 years after Hiccup’s time, with kids discovering dragons again.

🎥 DreamWorks Announcements

DreamWorks hasn’t left fans hanging:

  • The live-action remake (2025) is in production, bringing the first movie back to life in an epic way.

  • New short films and specials are often released around holidays or as tie-ins with streaming platforms.

  • DreamWorks has hinted at continuing to expand the dragon universe with both kids’ content and cinematic projects.

📊 Where to Watch

Spin-Off / Series Platform Status
Riders of Berk Peacock / Hulu Completed
Defenders of Berk Peacock / Hulu Completed
Race to the Edge Netflix Completed
Rescue Riders Netflix Completed
The Nine Realms Peacock / Hulu Ongoing

📌 Quick Guide: How to Train Your Dragon Spin-Offs & Series

📺 On Netflix: Race to the Edge, Rescue Riders
🎥 On Peacock/Hulu: Riders of Berk, Defenders of Berk, The Nine Realms
🐉 Ongoing Show: The Nine Realms (new seasons on Peacock)
🔥 Coming in 2025: Live-Action How to Train Your Dragon remake in theaters

✅ Conclusion

Even though the main trilogy has ended, the How to Train Your Dragon universe continues to thrive through Netflix spin-offs, Peacock exclusives, and DreamWorks’ big 2025 live-action release. Whether you’re a longtime fan or a new viewer, there’s always another dragon adventure waiting to be discovered.