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Of all the non-Pixar/Disney animated films to have hit Hollywood in the last few years, it's fair to say How To Train Your Dragon was easily one of the best.
As seen in the first teaser trailer, everyone's favourite dog-like dragon Toothless and his rider Hiccup are back -- and noticeably older.
Things have moved on from the first movie, with dragons and vikings now seemingly living in co-existence - that is, until a shadowy new figure emerges with portentous omens aplenty. Also MILD SPOILER WARNING (it is in the trailer after all), that figure has a personal connection to Hiccup that will change his future forever.
Throw in what look to be an array of stunning fight scenes, some full-on action-packed battles, humour and a host of beautiful visuals, and it looks like How To Train Your Dragon 2 could be as good as, if not better than, the first.
How To Train Your Dragon 2 hits UK cinemas from 4 July 2013.
