If we watch the way his father's death changes him, we see Hiccup become the chief his father could never have been. The loss of his father is what made hiccup the character we love and we wish we could be. Firm, yet humble, strong, yet friendly, honest, yet steadfast. Aye, this is the kind of person I would follow to the edges of the earth. The likes of which would make the great Ragnar Lothbrok proud. A true son of the old ways. A true son of the North. A true son of Stoick the Vast.
The weakest become the strongest through pain Don't let pain break you let it build you But don't become the evil If httyd were realife the line would be You have the heart of a chief/leader and a soul of the people
This is why I love Emotional Narrative. It helps enhance what you're watching so much that you feel it, it pulls emotions from you. Stoick's Ship makes me cry every time I hear it, and I'm 38. No shame.
0:56 Listen to that build up and feel that drop wash over you like a powerful wave, you imagine the arrows swiftly moving towards the boat, to then create big flames of fire as they hit the wood.
Everyone hates stoick’s death. I do too. But there’s just something so poetic about how much it impacts Hiccup. Good and bad. This entire scene is both heartbreaking and one of my favourites. (Hear me out, that’s not what I meant) the change that hiccup has is amazing, and it’s so compelling to finally see him become the chief, a responsibility he’s been afraid to have but accepted. It hurts yes, but stoick didn’t die for nothing. This movie may be the darkest of the series, but I think the most heaviest. Actions have consequences. It’s apart of life. But your mistakes don’t define us. what defines us is how we learn from them.
Stoic's death and funeral scene is one of my favourite scenes in animation. You can see all the raw emotion and devastation that Hiccup feels on his face. It's a death that affects both his son and the members of his community and I love what the animators did here. They did a great job. That sort of raw emotion and devastation is barely seen in the Lion King animation (though you do feel the pain and grief of Mufasa's loss on Simba).
All his young life, Hiccup just wanted to be like his father. A desire we can all relate to. It took him a long time to learn that he didn't have to. The village needed him exactly the way he was. But his growth was far from over. He still had more lessons to learn. It wasn't enough to be different from his father. He had to be better. The true burden of being a teacher, an elder, a parent, is that we are what they grow beyond. Despite his faults, Stoick was a good chief and a good king. He had the intense love and admiration of his people, a love he reciprocated for them. Hiccup didn't want to become chief because, in his own words, how could he possibly fill the shoes of someone nicknamed "The Vast?" Well, he couldn't. No one could. You see, Hiccup, after all this time, *still* didn't truly understand: he didn't have to be his father. He couldn't be. The only way for him to be chief, was to be himself. He just didn't realize that he could do it. Until he had to.
Weak will always become the strongest in the end because they went through the most pain but kept going The strongest of them all They kept going because You can only try
May the Valkyries welcome you, and lead you through Odin’s great battlefield. May they sing your name with love and fury, so that we may hear it rise from the depths of Valhalla, and know that you’ve taken your rightful place at the table of kings. For a great man has fallen. A warrior, a chieftain, a father, a friend.
His death made me cry so bad I loved httyd so much I am so upsessed with that and I felt like I was actually there when his death happened I 💔 😢 😔 😞 😫 😭
Gobber: "My the valkeries welcome you and take you through Odins great battlefield, may they sing your name with love a fury, so it may rise from the depths of Valhalla, for a great man has fallen. A Warrior, a Cheiften, a Father, a Friend." Hiccup: I'm sorry, dad, I'm not the chief you wanted me to be, and I'm not the chief I thought I was. How do you become someone that fearless, that selfless. Valka: "You have the heart of a chief and the soul of a dragon Hiccup: A Chief Protects his own.
If we watch the way his father's death changes him, we see Hiccup become the chief his father could never have been. The loss of his father is what made hiccup the character we love and we wish we could be. Firm, yet humble, strong, yet friendly, honest, yet steadfast. Aye, this is the kind of person I would follow to the edges of the earth. The likes of which would make the great Ragnar Lothbrok proud. A true son of the old ways. A true son of the North. A true son of Stoick the Vast.
So true 🤗
and the kind of person i wish i could be
I was not expecting this, but truer words have never been said. Even made me emotional
This comment is beautiful
The weakest become the strongest through pain
Don't let pain break you let it build you
But don't become the evil
If httyd were realife the line would be
You have the heart of a chief/leader and a soul of the people
"A warrior, a chieftain, a father, a friend"
The first time I watched this scene, I grabed my phone and called my father to tell him I love him.
Um nice dude 👍
😢
That's very sweet!
This is why I love Emotional Narrative. It helps enhance what you're watching so much that you feel it, it pulls emotions from you. Stoick's Ship makes me cry every time I hear it, and I'm 38. No shame.
That’s very beautiful of you
0:56 Listen to that build up and feel that drop wash over you like a powerful wave, you imagine the arrows swiftly moving towards the boat, to then create big flames of fire as they hit the wood.
It makes me tear up so- 💝
Why does after 10 years that part still give me so many chills 😭😭😭
Everyone hates stoick’s death. I do too. But there’s just something so poetic about how much it impacts Hiccup. Good and bad. This entire scene is both heartbreaking and one of my favourites. (Hear me out, that’s not what I meant) the change that hiccup has is amazing, and it’s so compelling to finally see him become the chief, a responsibility he’s been afraid to have but accepted. It hurts yes, but stoick didn’t die for nothing. This movie may be the darkest of the series, but I think the most heaviest. Actions have consequences. It’s apart of life. But your mistakes don’t define us. what defines us is how we learn from them.
Stoic's death and funeral scene is one of my favourite scenes in animation. You can see all the raw emotion and devastation that Hiccup feels on his face. It's a death that affects both his son and the members of his community and I love what the animators did here. They did a great job. That sort of raw emotion and devastation is barely seen in the Lion King animation (though you do feel the pain and grief of Mufasa's loss on Simba).
Hearing this after losing a loved one... just hits different
It truly does. Stoick reminded me of my own dad and watching this film after my dad passed made it hurt more.
pls this song hurts its too good
ah yes the chills are back
thank you sir, for this blessing
my pleasure :)
Uhhhh 2:45 gives me the chills👌
always 😂
Hey, you should do "Stoick saves Hiccup".
Out now :)
@@tuned2676 Oh, great! Thanks XD
this sounds good!
Thank you! :)
3:44
There's a reason that this video doesnt have any dislikes even 7 months later
Now.. it doesnt
one of my favorite scores
agreed!
3:43 I can’t describe this, it’s just beautiful
2:43 - 3:39 So peaceful! Definitely my favorite. Granted, the whole song is amazing but still!
We got the same taste bud . It's my favorite one too
If this Song aint played at my funeral, i can not rest in peace
1:04 😭
This is my dream’s song!
It’s the middle of the nigth and I’m crying now
1:25 ❤️
The slowed version of these always makes them sadder..
I think the dictionary needs to update their definition of the word masterpiece...
It sounds so emotional when reverbed and slowed thanks for sharing, I just did a cover of this epic song
All his young life, Hiccup just wanted to be like his father. A desire we can all relate to. It took him a long time to learn that he didn't have to. The village needed him exactly the way he was. But his growth was far from over. He still had more lessons to learn. It wasn't enough to be different from his father. He had to be better. The true burden of being a teacher, an elder, a parent, is that we are what they grow beyond. Despite his faults, Stoick was a good chief and a good king. He had the intense love and admiration of his people, a love he reciprocated for them. Hiccup didn't want to become chief because, in his own words, how could he possibly fill the shoes of someone nicknamed "The Vast?" Well, he couldn't. No one could. You see, Hiccup, after all this time, *still* didn't truly understand: he didn't have to be his father. He couldn't be. The only way for him to be chief, was to be himself. He just didn't realize that he could do it. Until he had to.
Well said
That one dislike was because they thought it was too emotional
Weak will always become the strongest in the end because they went through the most pain but kept going
The strongest of them all
They kept going because
You can only try
This is breathtaking🥺
this just straight up brakes my heart
thank you sir, ma'am or otherwise for being the sole producer of my serotonin.
This is wunderfull
I cried so hard honestly
We all needed this
i see this movie 100 times and i cry thw 100 timw qith this song amazing how can a song feel like so sad
It's because of the masterpiece of a soundtrack that John Powell made for these films.
@@darthgamer9468 and because is a beautiful song
@@rayanelghaidoud6446 Yup!!
Pls why did I start crying as soon as it began
lol bawling rn
same ;-;
If I die I want this song on my funeral ❤😢
You definitely earned my sub and my tears 😭 but really this sounds so good I hope you do flying with mother and two new Alphas
- The recover. 3:43
Once you know that even if you have nothing, and you've lost everything.
You will still try again.
I'm fall in love with dream work❤❤
The original tune made me cry… don’t even try to imagine what this did.
Could you do “ once there were dragons “ and/or “ the hidden world suite bonus track “ both or either one would be great :D
once there were dragons out now :)
@@tuned2676 thank you!
I’m not crying you’re crying
Nostalgia
1:00 and 1:25 damn..
I shed a single tear
Thank you so much for this, it sounds incredible. Any chance this is up on Spotify?
When you notice the "for the dancing and the dreaming" melody in the song after listening to this 1000000 times:
👁️💧👄💧👁️
May the Valkyries welcome you, and lead you through Odin’s great battlefield. May they sing your name with love and fury, so that we may hear it rise from the depths of Valhalla, and know that you’ve taken your rightful place at the table of kings. For a great man has fallen. A warrior, a chieftain, a father, a friend.
His death made me cry so bad I loved httyd so much I am so upsessed with that and I felt like I was actually there when his death happened I 💔 😢 😔 😞 😫 😭
soy el unico español aqui?
increible como te lo has currao
Omg the first time I saw this I cried
3:43 my favorite part
You should do "toothless found" or "toothless lost"❤️
I love it❤️
Stoicks Ship (prolonged + intense sobbing)
song best ÚnÙ
Gobber: "My the valkeries welcome you and take you through Odins great battlefield, may they sing your name with love a fury, so it may rise from the depths of Valhalla, for a great man has fallen.
A Warrior, a Cheiften, a Father, a Friend."
Hiccup: I'm sorry, dad, I'm not the chief you wanted me to be, and I'm not the chief I thought I was. How do you become someone that fearless, that selfless.
Valka: "You have the heart of a chief and the soul of a dragon
Hiccup: A Chief Protects his own.
3:47😊
oh god whit slow is more sad ÓnÒ
you need to do exodus, its quite good.
3:07
The song sounds christmassy
I cri
;-;
.....3:44.....
Am I the only one who hears stoical singing to valka in this ?
No mar bravio vou navegar se comigo casar 😢
My girlfriend just left me 😣
😂