How To Train Your Dragon Deadly Nadder Plush
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How To Train Your Dragon Deadly Nadder Plush. Size is in the last picture. Excellent condition, smoke free.
ages 4 +
The Deadly Nadder is a medium-sized Tracker Class dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon franchise, best known as Astrid's loyal companion, Stormfly.
Fire Type: Extremely hot magnesium fire capable of melting metal and rock instantly.
Spine Shot: Can launch hundreds of venomous, sharp tail spikes with pinpoint accuracy.
Class & Senses: Belongs to the Tracker class, possessing an extraordinary sense of smell to track targets over long distances.
Weaknesses: Features a notable blind spot right in front of its nose due to a large horn.
Personality: Vain, proud, and skittish, Nadders spend a lot of time preening their spikes.
Diet: Omnivorous preference for fish, poultry (especially chicken), and berries.
How to Train: Approach carefully outside of their direct line of sight or near the tail, then use slow, gentle movements or scratch their chin to build trust.
How To Train Your Dragon Deadly Nadder Plush
$17.00
Sale price
$17.00
Regular price
$0.00
ages 4 +
The Deadly Nadder is a medium-sized Tracker Class dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon franchise, best known as Astrid's loyal companion, Stormfly.
Fire Type: Extremely hot magnesium fire capable of melting metal and rock instantly.
Spine Shot: Can launch hundreds of venomous, sharp tail spikes with pinpoint accuracy.
Class & Senses: Belongs to the Tracker class, possessing an extraordinary sense of smell to track targets over long distances.
Weaknesses: Features a notable blind spot right in front of its nose due to a large horn.
Personality: Vain, proud, and skittish, Nadders spend a lot of time preening their spikes.
Diet: Omnivorous preference for fish, poultry (especially chicken), and berries.
How to Train: Approach carefully outside of their direct line of sight or near the tail, then use slow, gentle movements or scratch their chin to build trust.