Dragons: Riders of Berk (2012–2014): Season 1, Episode 14 - What Flies Beneath - full transcript
A rogue dragon - a Whispering Death - shows up in Berk, tearing up the village. He's on a mission - to find Toothless and settle a score.
- Let's go, bud.
[toothless roars]
[heroic music]
?
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- Cool.
- Wow.
- Wow, nice.
- He's pretty good.
[yak grunts]
[sheep bleating]
- Everybody has a past,
even dragons.
And sometimes, the past
can come back to haunt them...
Ah, toothless,
go back to sleep.
And when it does,
You're gonna need
to be there for them.
[roars]
Whoa, hey.
Come on.
It's just a hole, bud.
- It's not just a hole!
It's like
an underground village.
- Bucket.
Oh, there you are.
I've been looking for you
all night.
- Sorry, mulch, but I think
I've finally found it--
My happy place.
Aah!
[crash]
- Are you all right, bucket?
- Not so happy anymore.
- What happened?
- Something pushed me out.
Something's down there,
Something big.
[growls]
[indistinct whispering]
[growls]
[rumbling]
- What is that sound?
- Eh, whatever it is,
it's giving me the willies.
[roars]
- Whoa. Look at the size
of that thing.
- Do I have to?
- Dragons, everyone!
[roars]
- Uh, I don't like the way
it's eyeballing me.
- Uh, don't worry.
It's not just you.
- Thanks, big relief.
[roars]
- What was that?
- Whatever it was,
I want one.
- If I had to take a guess,
I'd say that was
A whispering death.
- Whoa, great name.
So much better
than zippleback.
- Where'd it go?
Why's it here?
What's it gonna do to us?
Why aren't you slapping me
to snap me out of this?
- Because I'm scared too,
bucket.
[roars]
- It looks angry.
Why don't you do that thing
Where you touch its nose
and feed it grass?
- Okay, uh, fishlegs,
What do we know
about the whispering death?
- Boulder class,
razor-sharp teeth,
Incredibly strong,
hunts from underground.
- Now I really want one.
- So how do we
deal with this thing?
- Stand back, everyone!
Thornado's got something
to say to this beast.
[roars]
[growls]
[roars]
- I don't think
it's got its listening ears on.
- All right.
Let's run this thing
out of here.
[roars]
- What's toothless doing?
- I think he wants us
to back off.
- No problem here.
- Toothless!
[growls]
[both growling]
Toothless can't fly
without me.
He's a sitting duck.
- Gobber, man the catapults.
And when that thing is clear
of toothless, fire!
- Dad, wait.
Just let me help you, bud.
[grunts]
What?
Toothless, what--
What's wrong?
[roars]
- What was that all about?
- I have no idea.
- Gobber!
[roars]
- Oh, no.
You're hurt.
Toothless, wait!
- Where's he going?
- Probably running away
to lick his wounds.
[snickers]
- it's not funny.
Toothless
could've been killed.
He can't fly, remember?
- And whose fault is that?
- Seriously,
did you just go there?
- Hey, I call it
like I see it.
- Um, does anybody
wanna talk
About what in the name of thor
just happened?
- Uh, dragon fight.
Just another day on berk.
- Uh, not really.
It seemed like there was
way more to it than that.
- He's right.
The whispering death
singled toothless out.
- And toothless wanted
that dragon all to himself.
- Yeah,
he certainly did.
But why?
- Uh, are we gonna
be tested on this?
'cause
I'm completely confused.
- Well,
don't look at me.
[growling]
- I-I really wish
you could just tell me
What was going on
out there today.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Easy, bud.
It's just my dad.
- How's our wounded warrior?
- He's still a little on edge.
- Don't worry, toothless.
I think we showed that dragon
a thing or two
About uninvited guests
on berk.
I don't think he'll be
coming back anytime soon.
At least I hope not.
- Yeah, me too.
Okay,
that should do it, bud.
You just need
to take it easy.
[sniffs]
[growls]
T-toothless?
Toothless!
Oh, no.
He went after him--
Alone.
- Maybe toothless just
went for morning flight.
Oh, that's right,
he can't.
[chuckles]
- Really, you're going
there again? Now?
- Toothless must be looking
for the whispering death.
We find it,
we find toothless.
- What do we do if we find
the whispering death first?
- Well, we train him.
- You know he's got death
in his name, right?
- Fishlegs, is there anything
about the whispering death
In the book of dragons
that can help us?
- It can shoot
razor-sharp spines
From any part
of its body.
- And how's that
gonna help us?
- Well, it would help
If we stayed away
from those.
- Or we could
get near them
And use ruffnut
as a human shield.
Ow!
My knee cap!
That's new.
I like it.
- This dragon
must have a weakness.
- Actually, no.
Yeah, it says right here,
"no known weaknesses."
- Ha. I really
love this thing.
- Okay, great.
Uh, can we go, please?
We don't know
how much time we have.
- Don't worry, hiccup.
We'll find him.
- There, down below.
Uh, toothless?
Toothless!
[owl hoots]
- How do we even know
the whispering death
Made these holes?
- So you think
it might be
The other 2,500-pound
rock-eating dragon
We're following?
- I know what you're--
don't try to confuse me!
- Look at this.
He must have lost a tooth.
- Is it sharp?
If it is, I want it.
I like sharp.
- Yeah, sharp is good.
- Think about this--
Hundreds of those
spinning together,
Ripping through dirt
and tree roots,
Discarding rock
like it's not even there.
[growls]
- stormfly, what's wrong?
- What's wrong with you, dragon?
- Barf, settle down.
- Stop!
Listen.
- Listen for what?
- I don't hear anything.
What are we listening for?
- Be quiet!
- How are we supposed
to hear anything
Over her yelling?
- [shushes]
- The whisper.
- Looks like
we beat toothless.
- Yeah.
We win.
- I'm not feeling
like a winner.
[growls]
Hi, sir.
Love the teeth.
[growls]
- I hate
when he does that.
Can you at least
tell me why he does it?
[roars]
- Maybe to hunt.
Maybe because
it's cooler.
Maybe to look for water.
Maybe because he
can't stand the pressure
Of everybody
always expecting him
To have the answers!
- He's losing it.
- I know.
It's awesome.
[rumbling]
- Somebody hold it still.
I wanna pet it.
- Do you actually
have a plan,
Or are you just trying
to get yourself killed?
- If I can train it,
it'll leave toothless alone.
- Right, so you are trying
to get yourself killed.
[growls]
[both gasp]
- Okay.
- Um, I know
what you're thinking,
And the answer is no.
Why does
he always do that?
- Oh, man.
I am so glad I'm not down there
with him right now.
Whoa!
- Oops.
[thud]
- Ah, thanks, fishlegs.
Kinda figured you'd be
the last one to volunteer.
- Yeah,
I didn't want you
To have to face that thing
all alone.
[distant growling]
- This thing's
been busy.
- Quick question.
Why are we down here again?
- This is where it spends
all its time.
There's gotta be
something down here
That can help us.
[rumbling]
There it goes.
Let's follow it.
- Oh,
you were talking to me?
- Fishlegs,
new dragon.
You love this stuff.
- I hate that
about me.
Wha--?
[sheep bleating]
[grunts]
[screeches]
- Hiccup, did you see--
[growls]
- Can it wait?
Let's just hope
it keeps going.
- How'd that work out
for us?
Did you see that?
- Was that a bite mark?
- Not just any bite mark.
That's a night fury bite mark.
I think I know why these two
are looking for each other.
- They have a history.
- A grudge.
- If that's true,
How long do dragons
carry a grudge?
- To the death.
- Let's get out of here
before it comes back.
- That is
a really good idea.
[roars]
Run!
- They've been down there
forever.
Hiccup! Fishlegs!
- Yep, right here.
- Did you see
the whispering death?
Was it cool?
- Did you touch it?
- I wanna touch it!
- Can we talk
about this later?
We really need
to get out of this hole.
- Yeah, you do.
- Fishlegs,
you go first.
- No argument here.
- Grab my hand!
- [grunts]
- Hiccup, hurry!
- [grunts]
I can't reach.
[grunts]
[grunts]
- Hiccup!
[rumbling]
- Just a--
a little more.
- I'm trying.
Everyone, stand back!
Whoa!
- Wow. I bet he can see
our house from up there.
[growls]
- stormfly!
- Whoa!
Thanks, astrid.
[growls]
- I don't think it likes you
in its hole.
- Yeah, I got that.
- Can we get out of here,
please?
- No. I know
I can train this thing.
Anybody got
some dragon nip?
Don't be afraid.
I'm a friend.
Here.
You'll love this.
All the dragons
love this.
[snarls]
[growls]
- Oh, great.
Now we're defenseless.
- Any ideas?
I'm throwing it
wide open to the group.
- I've got an idea.
Run!
[growls]
[dramatic music]
- Toothless!
[roars]
- Hey, bud.
It's me.
I know what's going on
with you
And that other dragon.
Let me help you.
Toothless,
come back!
- Awkward.
- So toothless
has an archenemy.
Kind of like you and me.
- Snotlout,
you're not my archenemy.
- Well, you're mine.
- He's just
trying to protect you.
- That's not what it is.
Toothless doesn't
want you around
Because this is between him
and the other guy.
He's a fighter, like me,
not whatever you are.
- I never thought
I'd say this, snotlout,
But I think
you're right.
- Wait, huh?
You guys heard that, right?
- It's not a fair fight.
If toothless is gonna win,
he has to fly,
And he can't fly
without me.
- So what are you saying?
- I'm saying we need
to find him, and soon.
[growls]
[roars]
There he is.
Get me down there.
Hey, bud.
You had me so worried there
for a while.
You haven't
been yourself lately.
Good to see
you're still you.
[growls]
Could just walk away
from this, bud.
[roars]
Let's just go home.
- Oh, you were so close.
I thought
you had him.
[dramatic music]
?
- He needs our help.
[growls]
- Come on, girl.
- Hookfang won't budge.
- I think ours is broken.
- They know
this isn't their fight, guys.
?
- Toothless!
Buddy.
He's gonna knock
toothless into the canyon.
- Hiccup!
- Aah!
- Yes!
- You save me,
I save you.
That's the way it is.
- The sunlight, hiccup.
That's his weakness.
- Okay, bud.
Let's keep him
aboveground.
- This is amazing.
- We've got to find you
an archnemesis.
[growls]
[roars]
- Toothless, no!
[screeches]
[growls]
[screeches]
[screeches]
- Ah, man.
Toothless could have
finished him off.
- Well, I guess
all dragon grudges
Aren't to the death.
- I guess I'll have
to change that in the book.
- Hey, bud.
What do you say
we go home?
When our past
rears its ugly head,
It usually doesn't have
six rows of razor-sharp teeth
And a bad attitude.
But if it does,
you're gonna need
A great friend
who has your back.
I will always
have toothless's back,
And he will always
have mine.
[toothless roars]
[heroic music]
?
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- Cool.
- Wow.
- Wow, nice.
- He's pretty good.
[yak grunts]
[sheep bleating]
- Everybody has a past,
even dragons.
And sometimes, the past
can come back to haunt them...
Ah, toothless,
go back to sleep.
And when it does,
You're gonna need
to be there for them.
[roars]
Whoa, hey.
Come on.
It's just a hole, bud.
- It's not just a hole!
It's like
an underground village.
- Bucket.
Oh, there you are.
I've been looking for you
all night.
- Sorry, mulch, but I think
I've finally found it--
My happy place.
Aah!
[crash]
- Are you all right, bucket?
- Not so happy anymore.
- What happened?
- Something pushed me out.
Something's down there,
Something big.
[growls]
[indistinct whispering]
[growls]
[rumbling]
- What is that sound?
- Eh, whatever it is,
it's giving me the willies.
[roars]
- Whoa. Look at the size
of that thing.
- Do I have to?
- Dragons, everyone!
[roars]
- Uh, I don't like the way
it's eyeballing me.
- Uh, don't worry.
It's not just you.
- Thanks, big relief.
[roars]
- What was that?
- Whatever it was,
I want one.
- If I had to take a guess,
I'd say that was
A whispering death.
- Whoa, great name.
So much better
than zippleback.
- Where'd it go?
Why's it here?
What's it gonna do to us?
Why aren't you slapping me
to snap me out of this?
- Because I'm scared too,
bucket.
[roars]
- It looks angry.
Why don't you do that thing
Where you touch its nose
and feed it grass?
- Okay, uh, fishlegs,
What do we know
about the whispering death?
- Boulder class,
razor-sharp teeth,
Incredibly strong,
hunts from underground.
- Now I really want one.
- So how do we
deal with this thing?
- Stand back, everyone!
Thornado's got something
to say to this beast.
[roars]
[growls]
[roars]
- I don't think
it's got its listening ears on.
- All right.
Let's run this thing
out of here.
[roars]
- What's toothless doing?
- I think he wants us
to back off.
- No problem here.
- Toothless!
[growls]
[both growling]
Toothless can't fly
without me.
He's a sitting duck.
- Gobber, man the catapults.
And when that thing is clear
of toothless, fire!
- Dad, wait.
Just let me help you, bud.
[grunts]
What?
Toothless, what--
What's wrong?
[roars]
- What was that all about?
- I have no idea.
- Gobber!
[roars]
- Oh, no.
You're hurt.
Toothless, wait!
- Where's he going?
- Probably running away
to lick his wounds.
[snickers]
- it's not funny.
Toothless
could've been killed.
He can't fly, remember?
- And whose fault is that?
- Seriously,
did you just go there?
- Hey, I call it
like I see it.
- Um, does anybody
wanna talk
About what in the name of thor
just happened?
- Uh, dragon fight.
Just another day on berk.
- Uh, not really.
It seemed like there was
way more to it than that.
- He's right.
The whispering death
singled toothless out.
- And toothless wanted
that dragon all to himself.
- Yeah,
he certainly did.
But why?
- Uh, are we gonna
be tested on this?
'cause
I'm completely confused.
- Well,
don't look at me.
[growling]
- I-I really wish
you could just tell me
What was going on
out there today.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Easy, bud.
It's just my dad.
- How's our wounded warrior?
- He's still a little on edge.
- Don't worry, toothless.
I think we showed that dragon
a thing or two
About uninvited guests
on berk.
I don't think he'll be
coming back anytime soon.
At least I hope not.
- Yeah, me too.
Okay,
that should do it, bud.
You just need
to take it easy.
[sniffs]
[growls]
T-toothless?
Toothless!
Oh, no.
He went after him--
Alone.
- Maybe toothless just
went for morning flight.
Oh, that's right,
he can't.
[chuckles]
- Really, you're going
there again? Now?
- Toothless must be looking
for the whispering death.
We find it,
we find toothless.
- What do we do if we find
the whispering death first?
- Well, we train him.
- You know he's got death
in his name, right?
- Fishlegs, is there anything
about the whispering death
In the book of dragons
that can help us?
- It can shoot
razor-sharp spines
From any part
of its body.
- And how's that
gonna help us?
- Well, it would help
If we stayed away
from those.
- Or we could
get near them
And use ruffnut
as a human shield.
Ow!
My knee cap!
That's new.
I like it.
- This dragon
must have a weakness.
- Actually, no.
Yeah, it says right here,
"no known weaknesses."
- Ha. I really
love this thing.
- Okay, great.
Uh, can we go, please?
We don't know
how much time we have.
- Don't worry, hiccup.
We'll find him.
- There, down below.
Uh, toothless?
Toothless!
[owl hoots]
- How do we even know
the whispering death
Made these holes?
- So you think
it might be
The other 2,500-pound
rock-eating dragon
We're following?
- I know what you're--
don't try to confuse me!
- Look at this.
He must have lost a tooth.
- Is it sharp?
If it is, I want it.
I like sharp.
- Yeah, sharp is good.
- Think about this--
Hundreds of those
spinning together,
Ripping through dirt
and tree roots,
Discarding rock
like it's not even there.
[growls]
- stormfly, what's wrong?
- What's wrong with you, dragon?
- Barf, settle down.
- Stop!
Listen.
- Listen for what?
- I don't hear anything.
What are we listening for?
- Be quiet!
- How are we supposed
to hear anything
Over her yelling?
- [shushes]
- The whisper.
- Looks like
we beat toothless.
- Yeah.
We win.
- I'm not feeling
like a winner.
[growls]
Hi, sir.
Love the teeth.
[growls]
- I hate
when he does that.
Can you at least
tell me why he does it?
[roars]
- Maybe to hunt.
Maybe because
it's cooler.
Maybe to look for water.
Maybe because he
can't stand the pressure
Of everybody
always expecting him
To have the answers!
- He's losing it.
- I know.
It's awesome.
[rumbling]
- Somebody hold it still.
I wanna pet it.
- Do you actually
have a plan,
Or are you just trying
to get yourself killed?
- If I can train it,
it'll leave toothless alone.
- Right, so you are trying
to get yourself killed.
[growls]
[both gasp]
- Okay.
- Um, I know
what you're thinking,
And the answer is no.
Why does
he always do that?
- Oh, man.
I am so glad I'm not down there
with him right now.
Whoa!
- Oops.
[thud]
- Ah, thanks, fishlegs.
Kinda figured you'd be
the last one to volunteer.
- Yeah,
I didn't want you
To have to face that thing
all alone.
[distant growling]
- This thing's
been busy.
- Quick question.
Why are we down here again?
- This is where it spends
all its time.
There's gotta be
something down here
That can help us.
[rumbling]
There it goes.
Let's follow it.
- Oh,
you were talking to me?
- Fishlegs,
new dragon.
You love this stuff.
- I hate that
about me.
Wha--?
[sheep bleating]
[grunts]
[screeches]
- Hiccup, did you see--
[growls]
- Can it wait?
Let's just hope
it keeps going.
- How'd that work out
for us?
Did you see that?
- Was that a bite mark?
- Not just any bite mark.
That's a night fury bite mark.
I think I know why these two
are looking for each other.
- They have a history.
- A grudge.
- If that's true,
How long do dragons
carry a grudge?
- To the death.
- Let's get out of here
before it comes back.
- That is
a really good idea.
[roars]
Run!
- They've been down there
forever.
Hiccup! Fishlegs!
- Yep, right here.
- Did you see
the whispering death?
Was it cool?
- Did you touch it?
- I wanna touch it!
- Can we talk
about this later?
We really need
to get out of this hole.
- Yeah, you do.
- Fishlegs,
you go first.
- No argument here.
- Grab my hand!
- [grunts]
- Hiccup, hurry!
- [grunts]
I can't reach.
[grunts]
[grunts]
- Hiccup!
[rumbling]
- Just a--
a little more.
- I'm trying.
Everyone, stand back!
Whoa!
- Wow. I bet he can see
our house from up there.
[growls]
- stormfly!
- Whoa!
Thanks, astrid.
[growls]
- I don't think it likes you
in its hole.
- Yeah, I got that.
- Can we get out of here,
please?
- No. I know
I can train this thing.
Anybody got
some dragon nip?
Don't be afraid.
I'm a friend.
Here.
You'll love this.
All the dragons
love this.
[snarls]
[growls]
- Oh, great.
Now we're defenseless.
- Any ideas?
I'm throwing it
wide open to the group.
- I've got an idea.
Run!
[growls]
[dramatic music]
- Toothless!
[roars]
- Hey, bud.
It's me.
I know what's going on
with you
And that other dragon.
Let me help you.
Toothless,
come back!
- Awkward.
- So toothless
has an archenemy.
Kind of like you and me.
- Snotlout,
you're not my archenemy.
- Well, you're mine.
- He's just
trying to protect you.
- That's not what it is.
Toothless doesn't
want you around
Because this is between him
and the other guy.
He's a fighter, like me,
not whatever you are.
- I never thought
I'd say this, snotlout,
But I think
you're right.
- Wait, huh?
You guys heard that, right?
- It's not a fair fight.
If toothless is gonna win,
he has to fly,
And he can't fly
without me.
- So what are you saying?
- I'm saying we need
to find him, and soon.
[growls]
[roars]
There he is.
Get me down there.
Hey, bud.
You had me so worried there
for a while.
You haven't
been yourself lately.
Good to see
you're still you.
[growls]
Could just walk away
from this, bud.
[roars]
Let's just go home.
- Oh, you were so close.
I thought
you had him.
[dramatic music]
?
- He needs our help.
[growls]
- Come on, girl.
- Hookfang won't budge.
- I think ours is broken.
- They know
this isn't their fight, guys.
?
- Toothless!
Buddy.
He's gonna knock
toothless into the canyon.
- Hiccup!
- Aah!
- Yes!
- You save me,
I save you.
That's the way it is.
- The sunlight, hiccup.
That's his weakness.
- Okay, bud.
Let's keep him
aboveground.
- This is amazing.
- We've got to find you
an archnemesis.
[growls]
[roars]
- Toothless, no!
[screeches]
[growls]
[screeches]
[screeches]
- Ah, man.
Toothless could have
finished him off.
- Well, I guess
all dragon grudges
Aren't to the death.
- I guess I'll have
to change that in the book.
- Hey, bud.
What do you say
we go home?
When our past
rears its ugly head,
It usually doesn't have
six rows of razor-sharp teeth
And a bad attitude.
But if it does,
you're gonna need
A great friend
who has your back.
I will always
have toothless's back,
And he will always
have mine.