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Parents rejoice! Two of your children’s most favorite things now come in one delightful toy with the How to Train Your Dragon Hatchimal!
Just like in the movie, this Hatchimal Toothless egg can be trained once out from the shells. Toothless Hatchimal can learn how to fly and plasma blast.
Children can feed Toothless and play with him for the whole day. He can be put back into the half of its shell when nighttime comes for good night sleep.
Unlike with the other Hatchimals dragon that needs gentle tapping and rubbing, Toothless egg needs rougher play to make it come out of the sell. It even needs to be aggravated by thorough shaking.
Once the egg pecked and Toothless gets really angry inside, the shell will start to crack. Have your kids remove the extra pieces of shell and Toothless Hatchimal will come roaring to the delight of your small munchkins!
While inside the egg, kids can interact with Toothless the way they do with other Hatchimals dragons. But, once Toothless is out, your precious little ones are in for more interactive play that gets them laughing and in a good mood the whole day.
While Toothless flies and plasmablasts, he also roars, flap his wings eagerly, and moves his ears. His plasma can be charged simply by holding his belly. Once the stomach is released, his mouth glows like a real dragon.
How to Train Your Dragon Hatchimal can also dance. Toothless can also answer some of your kids’ questions.
The best part is, kids, can play Hot Potato with him. Kids can even feed him with the fish accessory that comes in its package!
| Weight | 2.5 pounds |
| Dimension | 7.8 x 8 x 10 in |
| Recommended Age | 5 - 7 years |
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