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08/29/2025
Unprecedented Collaboration Between Naruto and How to Train Your Dragon—See the New Illustration by Masashi Kishimoto!
A Hand-Drawn Naruto x How to Train Your Dragon Collab Visual by Masashi Kishimoto!
Crossover Between Two World-Renowned Properties!
First released in the U.S. back in 2010, How to Train Your Dragon has captured the imaginations of kids around the globe with its heartwarming story of friendship between a boy and a dragon. Since then, the story has been retold in live-action cinema.
Just as the live-action movie, which has been stirring up excitement worldwide, is about to hit cinemas in Japan, a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration dreamed of by fans the world over has been made reality!
A collab illustration drawn by the author of Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto, has been released!
With Hiccup and Toothless soaring through the sky above, and Naruto and Gamakichi charging forth below, Kishimoto truly put his heart and soul into this piece!
Just as the live-action movie, which has been stirring up excitement worldwide, is about to hit cinemas in Japan, a once-in-a-lifetime collaboration dreamed of by fans the world over has been made reality!
A collab illustration drawn by the author of Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto, has been released!
With Hiccup and Toothless soaring through the sky above, and Naruto and Gamakichi charging forth below, Kishimoto truly put his heart and soul into this piece!
We Also Have a Comment from Masashi Kishimoto About the Japanese Release of the Movie!
The animated How to Train Your Dragon was so interesting that it's widely considered to be a masterpiece among us manga creators.
Of course, the live action is going to be great as well!
Seeing the live action dragon riding will be incredible! It'll feel like I'm flying, myself!
How to Train Your Dragon hits theaters across Japan on September 5th!
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