This episode concludes the two-part story arc that began with Episode 5, "In Dragons We Trust".
Hiccup must find proof that the dragons were innocent of the damages caused to the village to bring them back.
For a deeper dive into specific character developments, you can check the episode guide on the How to Train Your Dragon Wiki or watch it on streaming platforms like Peacock or Plex . Alvin and the Outcasts - DreamWorks Dragons - Apple TV
, titled " Alvin and the Outcasts ," originally aired on September 25, 2012 . This episode is part of the Riders of Berk series, which serves as the first season of the broader DreamWorks Dragons television franchise. Episode Overview Title: Alvin and the Outcasts Release Date: September 25, 2012 Run Time: 22 minutes Directors: Anthony Bell and John Eng Plot Summary
Alvin’s mission is to find and capture the "Dragon Conqueror" (Hiccup) so the Outcasts can learn to train dragons themselves.
This is notably the only episode in the Riders of Berk season where Gobber the Belch is entirely absent.
This episode concludes the two-part story arc that began with Episode 5, "In Dragons We Trust".
Hiccup must find proof that the dragons were innocent of the damages caused to the village to bring them back.
For a deeper dive into specific character developments, you can check the episode guide on the How to Train Your Dragon Wiki or watch it on streaming platforms like Peacock or Plex . Alvin and the Outcasts - DreamWorks Dragons - Apple TV
, titled " Alvin and the Outcasts ," originally aired on September 25, 2012 . This episode is part of the Riders of Berk series, which serves as the first season of the broader DreamWorks Dragons television franchise. Episode Overview Title: Alvin and the Outcasts Release Date: September 25, 2012 Run Time: 22 minutes Directors: Anthony Bell and John Eng Plot Summary
Alvin’s mission is to find and capture the "Dragon Conqueror" (Hiccup) so the Outcasts can learn to train dragons themselves.
This is notably the only episode in the Riders of Berk season where Gobber the Belch is entirely absent.