He also displays some of the owl's imagery of wisdom, being second-in-command to the Bewilderbeast and displaying a gentle curiosity to the baby Hiccup.
Cloudjumper has features resembling an owl, as well as turning his head all the way round. Alternative Foreign Theme Song: The Norwegian release was accompanied by "Into a Fantasy" by Alexander Rybak, who also voiced Hiccup in the Norwegian dub, although the song itself is in English. The website also states that the Deadly Nadder, once considered a Sharp Class dragon, is now considered a Tracker Class. Some highlights include: Stormcutters (Valka's Cloudjumper), Rumblehorns (Stoick's new mount Skullcrusher), Hotburples (a sort of Great Granddaddy Gronckle, and Gobber's Grump), Hobblegrunts, and of course, the Bewilderbeasts a.k.a. All There in the Manual: The official website contains all the details of the new dragons. All Girls Want Bad Boys: Ruffnut's obsession with Eret. Drago is basically an abusive circus trainer in terms of how he deals with the dragons. The way Drago makes Hookfang cower is also similar to how an animal trainer can aggressively dominate a potentially aggressive animal. The crew even stated that they'd watch dog and cat videos on YouTube for inspiration. 
While felines influenced much of Toothless's behavior in the first film, his puppy-dog side shines through more in this film.
Stormfly loves to play fetch, and at one point gets broody and curls up on Eret like a chicken. #You say run cloudjumper sheet music movie#
Simultaneously, however, the movie also affirms that leadership is best achieved and executed through care and loyalty, rather than through coercion and force. This was the message his father kept repeating to him and one that his mother also echoed. 
The path to taking on the mantle of leadership required that he accept the lesson that diplomacy and the truth were not always going to sway the minds of those bent on destruction some people just have to be stopped.
Hiccup had to accept that his ideals didn't always fit reality. During the battle scene where Stoick is fighting Drago, Stoick ( Gerard Butler) makes an allusion to Butler's role in Reign of Fire, another dragon movie. Astrid lectures Eret about not taking toys away from dragons, asking "Don't you know anything?" Which is just another way of telling him he knows nothing. As he didn't get to do more aside from launching a barrage of these amplified plasma blasts during the film itself, any other effects of the power-up are unknown. 11th-Hour Superpower: During the climax, Toothless protects Hiccup from a point-blank shot of ice breath from Drago's Bewilderbeast and after a few harrowing moments pass, he erupts from the ice with his back scales/fins glowing blue and his breath attacks greatly amplified in force and speed.
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