Astrid is a fictional character in the 2010 computer animated film How to Train Your Dragon.
Astrid and Hiccup discuss Hiccup losing everything protecting this dragon. In...
Astrid catches Hiccup lying to her about taming dragons and she kicks and but...
Hiccup tries to leave the battlefield but Gobber holds him up and Astrid want...
Astrid concerned that Toothless is frightened. Hiccup and Astrid then discuss...
Astrid to Hiccup about Toothless probably being really frightened now.
Snotlout trying to pick up on Astrid while not concentrating on the battle. H...
Astrid asking Hiccup to stay away as she is winning this fight, although Hicc...
Astrid corners Hiccup and wants to know his secret. Suspects he is secretly t...
Astrid to Hiccup wanting to know how he has become so good with the dragons.
Astrid hits and then kisses Hiccup for scaring him, Hiccup stating that he co...
Fishlegs, Tuffnut, Ruffnut, Hiccup and Astrid approach Hiccup as he is about ...
Astrid to Hiccup asking him if he is serious about keeping the dragon's nest ...
Astrid punches and then kisses Hiccup supposedly for kidnapping her and every...
Toothless gives Astrid a ride with Hiccup as he saves her from a hanging bran...
Astrid and Ruffnut approach and Snotlout and Tuffnut think they were dragons....
Tuffnut, Ruffnut and Astrid boast to each other about the scars and pain they...
Astrid angry at Hiccup thinking he just thinks this is a joke but to her the ...
Astrid admitting flying on this dragon is very cool and that all this and the...
Hiccup asks Astrid to protect Toothless while he tries to put an end to the D...
Gobber asking the teens about their most important equipment. Hiccup and Fish...
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