Embark on the thrilling 'How to Train Your Dragon' journey by donning the dragon rider costume of Viking hero Hiccup! Decked out in this awesome armour, you'll be all set to face Drago and the colossal Bewilderbeast in an epic battle. Hiccup is a young misfit from Norse lands, on his way to becoming a true Viking. As the sole son of Clan Chief Stoik, he's the heir to the throne of Berk and the world's greatest dragon trainer. He stars in Universal Film’s 'How to train your dragon' (2010), 'How to train your dragon: 2' (2014), and the latest 'How to train your dragon 3: The Hidden World' (2019). Hiccup explores Berk with his special and remarkable Night Fury, a rare and super - intelligent dragon he named Toothless. He goes to dragon - fighting school with his girlfriend Astrid, and together they defend their civilization from fearsome dragons. Join them on the Isle of Berk for all kinds of fun, adventures, and mysteries, and learn how to train your dragon! This amazing costume includes a digitally printed Hiccup jumpsuit, attached boot tops, Hiccup wing pieces attached to the arms, and a character Hiccup mask. The theme is perfect for How To Train Your Dragon - themed Halloween costumes. Please refer to Rubies Size Chart for US sizings. It's designed for kids, and the main colour is black.
Using this Hiccup costume is super easy. First, put on the digitally printed jumpsuit. Make sure it fits well according to the Rubies Size Chart. Then, attach the boot tops around your feet. Next, put your arms through the part where the wing pieces are attached, and adjust them to look natural. Finally, put on the Hiccup mask. When you're wearing it, you can run around and pretend to be in battles just like in the movies. Here are some things to keep in mind. Don't pull too hard on the wing pieces or the mask, as they might break. Also, be careful not to get the costume too dirty. For maintenance, if it gets a little dirty, you can spot - clean it with a damp cloth. If it's really dirty, follow the washing instructions on the label. Keep it in a cool, dry place when you're not using it so it stays in good shape for your next adventure.
