Powder Keg Crowd: The people of Berk seem to be very mercurial in public opinion, especially when it comes to the topic of dragons.Kid Hero All Grown-Up: All of the Dragon Riders are adults by the second movie.Then, they spend the next two seasons fighting off any problems that come to Berk. And they spend time during the first movie trying to kill dragons they initially thought were evil before helping Hiccup rescue the adults from the Red Death. Kid Hero: Astrid, Snotlout, the Twins and Fishlegs were teens (14-15) during the first movie, Riders of Berk, and Defenders of Berk.Horny Vikings: Many helmets have horns, and they're all nearly identical to the dragon's horns, which makes the trope justified - they're trophies.Had to Be Sharp: Elements of this due to the constant dragon attacks they had to face.Good Taming, Evil Taming: Thanks to Hiccup's teachings, the Hooligan Tribe embodies the "good" type of taming, learning to live alongside dragon-kind instead of fighting or enslaving them.Everyone Has Standards: Even Vikings know Gobber can get too smelly.In the movies? They're complete and utter morons with a perpetual cruel streak who exist merely for comedic relief. Depending on the Writer: The series incarnation of the Twins and Snotlout has Hidden Depths for each of them and Character Development for Snot in particular, with a lot of They Really Do Love Each Other moments, both with each other and with their friends.Dragon Rider: The first of the Viking tribes to perform this thanks to Hiccup.Even without dragons, however, they can hold their own. Badass Army: Subdued compared to other examples in the franchise, but with dragons they manage to defeat threats they greatly feared.Whereas once they fought a long, bloody war with the dragons, now they have made peace with them. Living on the island of Berk, the Hooligan Tribe has undergone great social change in recent years.
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