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Preview Clip from Dragons: Riders of Berk, the New Spin-off Series From How to Train Your Dragon

By on August 10, 2012
Dragons: Riders of Berk (Image © DreamWorks)

Dragons: Riders of Berk (Image © DreamWorks)

DreamWorks Animation has released a lively preview clip from their new animated television series Dragons: Riders of Berk, which debuts on Cartoon Network on September 4. The new series is a spin-off of the hit film How to Train Your Dragon, and continues the adventures of Hiccup, his dragon Toothless, and his fellow dragon-riding friends on the island of Berk.

How to Train Your Dragon star Jay Baruchel is reprising his voice role as Hiccup for the Riders of Berk television series, along with co-stars America Ferrera (Astrid), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Fishlegs), and T.J. Miller (Tuffnut). The new series will also feature the vocal talents of Tim Conway (Mulch), Chris Edgerly (Gobber), Mark Hamill (Alvin the Treacherous), Julie Marcus (Ruffnut), Nolan North(Stoick), Zach Pearlman (Snotlout), Stephen Root (Mildew) and Tom Wilson (Bucket).

Watch Hiccup and Astrid using their dragons as toboggans in the clip below, and tune in for the premiere of Dragons: Riders of Berk on Tuesday, September 4 at 7:30 PM ET/PT on  Cartoon Network!

Image © DreamWorks Animation

About TJ Burnside Clapp

A science fiction fan since the womb, TJ Burnside Clapp has been an SF convention organizer and masquerade director, an award-winning SF filk musician, and the editor, publisher, writer, and illustrator of Star Trek and SF fanzines (in the dark ages before the Internet). TJ currently lives in Arlington, Virginia, with her equally geeky husband and teenaged son, from whom she gets all her knowledge of video games.

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