Stoick's Ship (How To Train Your Dragon) | EPIC CINEMATIC VERSION

[@samuelkimmusic]

Who else still gets goosebumps, chills, and tears during the funeral scene? When it hits the climax @0:45, I instantly get overwhelmed by emotions. John Powell is truly amazing and has blessed us with a wonderful score.

[@emiliogarcia5415]

Oh yes. (crying)

[@IndeLetsGo]

Basically all the HTTYD music makes me want to cry. But this one is special.

[@dutch3971]

Mr. Kim, the real question is who didn't?

[@dutch3971]

Stoic the vast will forever be in our hearts. Tony Stark, we will always love him 3000. Oogway, we will always believe in. To all of the greats in our favorite movies.

[@mileslewisakathestarprince2767]

On bro I do 💯

[@JackSkywalker01]

"A Chieftain..." "A Warrior..." "A Father..." "A Friend..."

[@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735]

0:45 Then the feels just stabs you harder.

[@marem6827]

"A Husband...''

[@gkheder]

Notice how gobber's voice breaks right as he says a friend... thats heartbreak

[@jsnotlout3312]

So much dust in the air :C my eyes are watering IM NOT CRYING

[@justarandomuser5793]

I was barely holding up and then when Gobber got to: "A Friend....." That's when the waterfalls came in

[@jeffreythefilmbuff7617]

"I don't want another wife. Your mother was the only woman for me. She was the love of my life...And with love comes loss, son. It's part of the deal. And sometimes it hurts, but, in the end, it's all worth it. There is no greater gift than love." ~ Stoick the Vast, Feb. 22 2019

[@choclatemilksnorter1888]

I understand your profile pic Jeffrey

[@nup5]

It's been awhile since I've seen any HTTYD movie... Yet I still remember them as if it were yesterday. A blessed series, this is.

[@grandadmiralthrawn5028]

😭😭😭

[@grandadmiralthrawn5028]

Yamato ᴅᴇᴍᴏɴ ɢᴜɴɴᴇʀ Yazuyuki indeed laddy.

[@loganfox2386]

Real viking chief with 5 wives: *Pathetic*

[@superfanmusicmaker]

When Stoick reunited with Valka, they'd been apart for twenty years. They're only together for twenty minutes (film-time) before Stoick is killed.

[@cbatheu4641]

At least he had a dance with her before he dies

[@raflibudiman1676]

Better than never

[@marisalucian9490]

As soon as they reconciled I knew one of them would die. Unfortunately I wasn’t wrong 😭

[@Rrufej]

When Stoic died I was SO stinkin disappointed and sad

[@lachocolatchaud]

@@Rrufej I was sad, but wasn’t disappointed. His death was the only way Hiccup’s story could progress. And it gave us this excellent score

[@perce1veALL]

Stoick: Hiccup!... I'm sorry. For-for everything. Hiccup: Yeah, me too. Stoick: You don't have to go up there. Hiccup: We're Vikings. It's an occupational hazard. Stoick: I'm proud to call you my son.

[@aditi_dharwada]

_True httyd fans would know this_

[@wolfgangkolber381]

I love that scene! Oh, the nostalgia!

[@ethancowan8621]

You are making me cry just from reading this! 😭

[@CityForever21]

We all do respect for the king

[@Halepeno]

Even though I’m a girl, I could relate to Hiccup in the ways we couldn’t connect with our fathers until some drastic happens and they learned to understand us rather than change us, I think this is why I have such an emotional connection to this movie

[@adeverse4840]

"A chief protects his own" -Stoic the Vast

[@heroicaknight4735]

I'm not crying, you're crying 😭😭😭😭

[@mosesirungu9903]

"and the alpha protects them all" - Hiccup the Dragon Master

[@모아미솔방울]

You

[@philaug974]

In my opinion, this is the most powerful httyd soundtrack

[@chewsdaym8]

The first movie though. When test drive start playing and the music swells it’s perfect

[@philaug974]

@@chewsdaym8 Test Drive is one of my favorite as well but I prefer this one even though I know my opinion is unpopular

[@latch9781]

Forbidden friendship I would say is the most powerful. This is the biggest tear jerker, only really beaten by as long as he’s safe

[@jonnystevens6482]

@@chewsdaym8 samuel Kim needs to make an epic test drive piece. i don't know if it's even possible to make it more epic than it already is tbh

[@SwtorDarthRevan]

Uhu

[@theblackarrow1373]

“May the Valkyries welcome you and lead you through Odin’s great battle field. May they sing your name with love and fury so that we might hear it rise from the depths of Valhalla, and know that you've taken your rightful place at the table of kings. For a great man has fallen. A warrior... a chieftain... a father... a friend.”

[@golisopodgaming2201]

I was holding up until he said "a friend"...I started balling

[@patj.scahill979]

The Blackarrow well said. That was an epic speech!

[@dutch3971]

Stoic the vast will forever be in our hearts. Along with Tony Stark and the rest of the movie greats.

[@nikzubyk6396]

Then during ragnarok half the great army of fallen warriors fell into the abyss when the great bridge from Asgard fell and the other half still was destroyed when the world was set on fire

[@Dv-311]

😢

[@jksfulcrum8708]

This trilogy will never be forgotten and if that does happen to me, I will never forgive myself.

[@doctormp3918]

You don't have to. its unforgettable. They are unforgettable

[@OliveNLuv]

What I love most about this scene, besides its beautiful score, is that Eret shot an arrow with the others, respecting a chief that was never his.

[@Historymaker-2001]

Watch the scene again, and there's another heartwarming blink and you'll miss it moment: After Hiccup lets his arrow fly, all of the others are looking to ASTRID for direction, and only release their arrows after she does. It's a subtle but powerful way to show the cast acknowledging that, without his father, ASTRID is the one closest to hiccup and is his second in command. Not Gobber, not Valka, not Snotlout.

[@OliveNLuv]

@@Historymaker-2001 That’s so cool!!!

[@waterhorse_httyd657]

OMG, I NEVER NOTICED THAT! He may have worked with the hunters before, but meeting Hiccup and his group really brought the best out of him.

[@HobbitNinjaWizard]

"That's Stoick the Vast. Chief of the tribe. They say that when he was a baby he popped a dragon's head clean off its shoulders. Do I believe it? Yes I do." ~ Hiccup

[@pieterjohanvandergoot7227]

well i don't

[@westernwood]

I do!

[@ptitecame6688]

😢

[@METR0.]

Pieter Johan van der Goot You dare say his words are fake you disgust me

[@pieterjohanvandergoot7227]

@@METR0. whatever

[@paul-lm2yo]

Oh no... Stoik's ship... It always makes me cry, no matter how epic you make it...

[@dr.strange5232]

Me too bud

[@madaxd4420]

Same here

[@gonzoelganso8751]

Unpopular opinion: Stoick's death hurts more than Mufasa's.

[@keatingmitchell4890]

yeah, I actually cried for Stoick's, Mufasa's death didn't make me cry

[@nutbutter]

Same. I never understood people who actually cried for him. Stoicks death was way deeper.

[@Niko-cg8dq]

Very tru

[@reksfoleur859]

I cried for neither... ^^ but was sad yeah!

[@ryanpratama5635]

Yeah...It hit me hard to see Stoick's death. He just found out that his wife was alive. They just danced and rejoice in that reunion. But then, he had to sacrificed himself.

[@valiorqwirtz8675]

This trilogy is one of those that have a satisfying and realistic(Their pov) sacrifices 1: Hiccup loses a leg in an effort to save his tribe 2: Stoick's demise and Hiccup's acceptance to the throne, losing his freedom forever but gaining what he wanted since the 1st movie, be a part of them 3: Acceptance and contenment of what they now have even when they lost their dragon friends The trilogy will always have this satisfying yet bittersweet tang

[@SamsWorldProductions]

This movie was great to watch in the theater. It was such a sad moment that when toothless knocked Drago off his back the whole theater clapped and shouted.

[@carlwilliams9642]

At the start of this scene it was so quiet you could hear a pen drop.

[@Vikingr4Jesus5919]

Stoic's death was such a shock, I honestly didn't know whether I hated or loved HTTYD for a bit. But they were bold in doing this, as life CAN be this sudden. And how Hiccup moved on from his deep, personal loss is a valuable life lesson. So yes I love HTTYD all the more for it.

[@Historymaker-2001]

The whole instance feels a lot like the Lion King. Disney was praised for facing death head on with a loved character in that movie, and DreamWorks was praised for this scene. The key in both is that, unlike many characters that are killed off in the prologue, The Lion King and HTTYD allowed us to get to know the characters and love them before they died, making the scenes all the more impactful.

[@xzinnarisalan1891]

We were all standing on that hill, overlooking the mist-covered sea, we all raised our bows and fired them onto that ship. When Stoick dies its wasn't just the Berkian's who lost their Chief, the whole fandom did, we all lost a part of ourselves, we will sing his name in love and fury, so that he may go forth to join the heroes of the past. We miss you Stoick and will tell your story for all generations. Thank-you Samuel Kim, for giving us the gift of your music in a time when we all needed Stoick, thank-you.

[@모아미솔방울]

ㅠㅠ You're amazing ㅠㅠ

[@zyxelztrife2408]

*Race to the Edge* There do I see my father, my mother, and my brothers and my sisters. They bid me take my place among them in the halls of Valhalla... where the brave shall live forever. *HTTYD2* May the Valkyries welcome you and lead you through Odin's great battlefield. May they sing your name with love and fury, so that we might hear it rise from the depths of Valhalla and know that you've taken your rightful place at the table of kings. For a great man has fallen: A warrior. A chieftain. A father. A friend.

[@DameHruCZ1]

Race to the egde Is awsome

[@lunastar5215]

Zyxel Ztrife Really dude... 😑

[@AbgHadi]

What were they grieving about in RTTE?

[@zyxelztrife2408]

@@AbgHadi howtotrainyourdragon.fandom.com/wiki/Buffalord_Soldier

[@lachocolatchaud]

@@AbgHadi And again for Tuffnut's Mace, Macey. They put it in a tiny boat in a tub, and then tuffnut missed the flaming arrow.

[@ZikedY]

I once thought something like, "why didn't they take the body to Berk to do the funeral and cremation there". Then I remembered they'd have to show the characters taking stoick's dead body to Berk and it would have been lost somewhere in the fight against Drago, as well as be traumatic towards the little kids

[@superfanmusicmaker]

And their only mode of transport were baby dragons that could only carry one person each. And they didn't have any ships aside from the small boat that they used to cremate him with.

[@ZikedY]

SuperFan MusicMaker that as well

[@Kinurina]

HTTYD is actually pretty accurate here. Stoick was a viking. Vikings were burnt on these ships, that was their funeral for different reasons: some believed, that the dead would cross with the ship into the afterlive, some other believed that this way would prevent the undeads of coming back.

[@justsomeguy1014]

Kassandra there are two types of Viking

[@robsfo1368]

In memory of Stoick the Vast, chieftain of Berk. May he feast with all the gods in Odin's Hall.

[@neonlightslife1077]

I remember see this scene in theaters and I was starting to tear up. When the arrows launched some guy stood up and started to salute, then another and then me and soon the entire room was saluting. It's a character like Stoick that makes you realise. A strong man isnt a person who can lift a boulder or can fight 100 men. A strong man is someone who will jump in the line of danger to protect those who make him strong mentally, spiritually, physically and emotionally. (‘-‘*ゞ

[@md-gj5sr]

🫡

[@juanleuschner7457]

It's the appropriate thing to do for a man like Stoick the vast (⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥*ゞ

[@darthjenkins5219]

This just hits different.

[@libra818]

('-'*>"

[@kit8743]

Rest in peace, Stoick.

[@dionadair8195]

"I, uh... I was so afraid of becoming my dad. Mostly because I thought I never could. How, how do you become someone that great, that brave... that selfless. I guess you can only... try." -Hiccup

[@ryanhayes5911]

Chief protects his own - hiccup

[@LordGoblinIV]

0:45 by far one of the most powerful pieces of film score ever written, never fails to make me cry

[@fozzylozzy1131]

I think it is the most powerful pieces of music ever written, the emotion thrown into it, the way that it just encapsulates Stoicks vastness, from his love of berk, to his family and friends. It really hits us in the feels

[@blackwatch1288]

It makes me cry too. I love these pieces of art

[@valius95]

You've somehow made one of the most beautiful, emotional scenes of all time even more so. Words can't explain how amazing this is!

[@hastyhd5040]

@Dayne Whittecar shut up

[@studiolifedragonsmovies2516]

My dearest one my darling dear My mighty one has fallen The children weep for their protector The loved ones will be praying So we part again my love My darling one And so the gods above will bless you By ellie amaya

[@justarandomuser5793]

239 likes and no replies?

[@studiolifedragonsmovies2516]

@@justarandomuser5793 sometimes replies dosn't need ^^

[@DestinyNerd470]

Where can I find this version of the song? Or are these additional lyrics not official?

[@TheNinjaInConverse]

Watching this in theaters with a friend, just thinking we were gonna watch a sequel of a childhood popcorn film....I actually curled up into a ball in the chair in shock. My friend sobbed. _This film is a masterpiece._

[@thecontent604]

0:45 is where the emotions kick in. 1:57 is where the tears start falling for me because of the beautiful melody. 2:40 is where the nostalgia kicks in. HTTYD is truly one of the best animated series ever created from film, scores, to cast.

[@wisp37]

A hero A chief A father A friend An inspiration

[@gabegerman8991]

This scene is why How to Train Your Dragon 2 is my favorite movie of all time. People say it is the worst of the three, but the choices that were made in the movie were the choices that made the 3rd movie great. This movie has the most charter development we see in Hiccup. Stoick's death caused Hiccup to become the leader he was born to be. Kind, but stern, humble yet curious, awkward yet eager, loving but determined, a chief and yet a friend. Aye, this is the kind of person I would follow to the edges of the earth. The likes of which would make the great Ragnar Lothbrok proud A true son of the old ways. A true son of the North. A true son of Stoick the Vast.

[@waterhorse_httyd657]

How to Train Your Dragon shaped up my childhood. I've always found Hiccup so relatable - he was born too early, everyone feared for him, doubted him, he was being cruelly mocked by his peers, deemed a constant failure, become disabled (amputee) and had a loving, but complicated relationship with his Dad, and YET he never lost his most valid traits: emphaty and a good heart. Hiccup wears prosthetic leg and while I have all four limbs, I endure walking/balance disorders in real life. I guess we're both disabled. If there is something HTTYD has taught me then its that: we all have our own everyday problems and we found our unique ways to get past them. Being a fighter doesn't always include a physical strenght. All of us have our own "wings" to spread and even though they might be diffrent from others, we can still "fly". No matter how hard it gets, you just.... you don't get to stop. Never. Look at how far you've came, be proud of yourself and keep going.

[@kim8374]

Lo, there do I see my father. Lo, there do I see my mother. And my sisters and my brothers Lo, there do I see the line of my people Back to the beginning. Lo, they do call to me. They bid me take my place among them In the halls of Valhalla Where the brave may live forever.

[@celticknights]

nor shall we morn, but rejoice for those that have died the glorious death.

[@dhaniwesterlund1779]

My dad past when i was litle and this scene made me cry so damn hard and still does as an adult! Child movies express themselves so good and really translates in such a good way how it feels to loose someone near to you! May our lost ones rest in piece at the kings table in Valhalla! We shall make you proud!❤️

[@valkyriemelancon4167]

Oh god, 3:14 hit me like a truck and I don't know why, but I teared up hard. The nostalgia from the first film is like the sweetest poison. I was 12 when it came out and I loved it to death. It's such an experience, having music that can do that to you.

[@mapatara4047]

As a son, I don't know how many of you relate much, but the words that Hiccup spoke after the funeral hit me so strong and that's when I get overwhelmed by too much emotions. "I was so afraid of becoming my dad. Mostly, because I thought I never could. How? How do you become someone that great? that brave? that selfless?" "I guess you could only try" My fuckin eyes rained afterwards.

[@LydiaBloomdahl]

Jesus loves you! God bless! 🩵✨

[@juandiegoramirezvalencia8086]

I've never seen a death of an animated character that has impacted me as much as Stoick currently does, and his funeral gives me goosebumps and also makes me cry. John Powell, you are god of music

[@comedyseries9831]

Ok so after watching this for over an hour I realised that Valka’s arrow was the one that landed the closest to stoicks foot and that made me cry 10 times harder.

[@badguybob1174]

It seems physically difficult for me to fly. I can be watching the saddest scenes and not cry. But this. This I second movie in my memory to get me. You should do Flying with Mother next. That or Ready the Ships.

[@impossible9690]

YES FLYING WITH MOTHER

[@adithyastren6218]

@@impossible9690 Ready the ships first though

[@djcaptainplus]

'Together We Map the World' too.

[@libbydaub9916]

Flying w mother!! ❤️

[@MrSignman65]

Pretty sure it's physically hard to fly for everyone..

[@liesadventure]

Now all I need is 'As long as he's safe' or 'Once There Were Dragons' from Hidden World and the collection will be complete. Thanks for the beautiful versions!

[@djcaptainplus]

Yes, As Long As He's Safe.

[@lucaryan1240]

"I am proud of you, my son." thanks Samuel for one of the best and most emotional scores in cinema!

[@meredithinthemaking4195]

This is beautiful Samuel! Httyd still stands as one of my favorite animated franchises...ever

[@taylorkanzleiter5102]

I remember seeing this scene in theaters. It was pretty much silent but I’d you listened you could hear everybody sniffling. It was a shocking and heartbreaking scene and John Powell’s score just perfected it.

[@Clouds_Night]

I can't imagine what hiccup feels. His father dies in the middle of a war and he can't take a long time to mourn. he could only give him a ragged ship from drago's men, because there's no time to build a ship. He also couldn't bring his father to berk.

[@epicmusicmix7696]

Congratulations on overcoming past challenges, continue to move forward and face the future with faith and hope.

[@robertflores9564]

Words cannot express just how powerful this song is yet you made it better. You are a master at your art. Thank you for making this.

[@Vil-Slav]

“It is better to die for the ones you love than to live for yourself”

[@damolasonubi6010]

"You came early into this world. You were such a wee thing. Oh ,so frail, so fragile. But your father, he never doubted. He always said you'd become the strongest of them all. And he was right. You have the heart of a chief and the soul of a dragon. Only you can bring our worlds together. That is who you are, son." - Valka

[@js_musicmedia8981]

For the Dancing & the Dreaming and this are among the best pieces in the movie, especially in context of the film and each other. This scene is really sad but I also think it adds a realistic effect to the film that Disney is rarely "man" enough to approach- the fact that real life doesn't have the fairy tale resurrection of the loved, lost character. Full respect to Disney, but DreamWorks scored higher with HTTYD than 90% of Disney movies. A beautiful trilogy

[@reaIixx]

I 120% agree

[@TheDaxter11]

As soon as I saw this I was like "Oh no, Stoick's ship" and opened it in a new tab to listen to straight away. The feels. *_;-;_*

[@zematic_4881]

How to Train Your Dragon really knows how to capture the moment with music and really tell the story this music makes me feel sad for stoick

[@Smokescale]

These films are incredibly personal and important to me, so I went into this very guarded, very much of the mindset "you better not screw around man, this isn't something I will tolerate" and you knocked it out of the freaking park. It's powerful, emotional, and has a beautiful, gentle close. I've got a whole playlist of your music up that I'm gonna go through now. So far, I have not been disappointed in the slightest. I am so unbelievably here for all of this.

[@bowserbreaker2515]

This is one of the most impactful funeral scenes I've ever seen. Granted, I haven't seen that many, but that doesn't change the fact that this scene is incredibly moving.

[@libbydaub9916]

I love the end where Hiccup does his speech... The music makes me want to bawl... This is so good!! 🥺

[@FilmScoreandMore]

It was a really nice touch adding Lost and Found at about 1:30! Very thematically appropriate!

[@vjeranjanes5783]

Rewatched the whole trilogy yesterday and reminded myself of how great it is. These movies were a great part of my childhood and I still love them.

[@dseth]

As soon as I heard the first note I said, "nope," and I had to pause it. Frick man. I almost cried from listening to this. Bless your talented soul.

[@kip869]

It must have been heartbreaking and hard for Hiccup to lose his father but thats how he became a chief, friend, boyfriend, -_- and leader.

[@plagued2148]

Beautiful, yet tragic Powerful, yet mournful Amazing, yet saddening What more can we expect from SamuelKimMusic? Other than absolute perfection

[@JMinuteman]

This song actually makes me realize how much I miss my childhood and that I would give anything to get it back.

[@jonetsu8890]

My heart skipped a beat when I got the notification for this video. Thank you, truly, for this soundtrack. HTTYD shaped my childhood and just listening to Stoick's funeral theme leads to a mix of tears and goosebumps....may you rest in peace, Stoick the Vast.

[@knowwhattimeitis]

I can't stop hearing Hiccup say *"I'm Sorry Dad"* right after it hits 1:03 😭

[@MiLSim245]

I am so proud to be apart of this fandom!!! This brought back so many memories and feelings from seeing the 1st movies for the first time to theorizing about the shows, to even meeting Dean and crying in the theater for THW. This fandom will always be apart of who I am!

[@kieronfarley1924]

HTTYD was one of those special trilogies where I grew up with the MC and like watching the second film when it came out in cinema just hit bro...such a beautiful set of films with a great message

[@andreamay4632]

It takes a lot to get me to cry but this...this never fails to bring back vivid memories and emotions. The HTTYD franchise is by far the most amazing and that, at least for me, will never change. Thank you so much for bringing back these amazing memories.

[@Boodef]

I think that's the first time I've heard a piece of music and I've been so overwhelmed that I just sat there with tears streaming, that was truly a phenomenal version of this incredible song.

[@ShooLoo]

"You have the heart of a chief and the soul of a dragon. Only you can bring our worlds together, that is who you are son." ~Valka

[@huntercool2232]

I still to this day have never cried as hard with ANYTHING film related than I did with this scene.

[@Zoethechoirkid]

This hits especially hard after learning someone you knew in real life passed

[@josephholmstead]

Did not think I'd be crying this morning. This is the only song that makes me cry every single time... "Stoick put the king in vi-king."

[@mensch79music3]

It's been years... Still I get goosebumps every time.

[@bobbycoleman3057]

Every movie had an outstanding sound track its amazing what John Powell did with these movies absolutely breathtaking.

[@amberhougland7168]

You made me cry during a piece that was emotional, but didnt make me cry before. This was so emotional and nostalgic and heartbreaking, this I'd truly amazing. Thank you for this arrangement.

[@ravager209]

I watched the first HTTYD movie for the first time in a crowded room, never feeling so alone in my life. The movie drew me in, and I related to Hiccup more than ever in that first viewing. I still remember to this day, how much hope this movie instilled in me as a young kid. It changed me, and made the next day better. I only just heard this version today, and I genuinely shed tears listening to it. Kudos to you Samuel, Kudos to John Powell for this amazing soundtrack, and thank you to Dreamworks for making such a beautiful trilogy. This story resonates with me, and I will always treasure it in my heart.

[@ahsokarules2369]

I swear, had I not watched the Dragons tv show, this would not have hurt as much. Through the show you really saw Stoick's development as he embraced being a Dragon rider and his further development as Hiccup's father. When he said goodbye to Thornado, I cried. So, when this happened, me, my dad, and my mom all balled our eyes out. I don't care what people say, the shows are canon in my book that further develops not just Stoick, but all the background characters that makes the movies better because you know these characters inside and out.

[@TimberlakeTigerGirl]

I don't understand how they can't be canon. 5 years passed between the 2 movies so a lot can happen in the meantime. Maybe it's just because of the cruddy animation.

[@VictorNoriegaDetective]

You're Dragon will make a fine addition to my collection

[@deltaechomusicnh555]

No other animated film would dare to kill off a character like that. HTTYD is a one in a million franchise.

[@gaetand9905]

I lost my grandmother a few weeks ago, and this music hits me way harder than I thought

[@schneemil2185]

this hit right in the heart. I remember tearing up at that scene when I watched the movie, and even now it still brings tears into my eyes

[@michaelrizk5338]

This whole song is amazing, but 1:58 to 2:39 ….. there isn't a word to describe the ethereal beauty of this part.

[@craytherlaygaming2852]

*how to cause tears with a single piece of music*

[@huntercool2232]

Stoick’s Death in How to Train your Dragon 2 is still the saddest death in any animated film/show for me personally, because I became so emotional invested in his character over the years. I saw the first movie and all of the Dragons: Riders of Berk episodes and watched his character progress from hating dragons to having one of his own. Then I saw the second movie 4 years later and watched him reunite with his wife after he thought he had lost her forever. He was so happy that his family was finally back together again, then moments later he died trying to protect what he had just gotten back. And on top of that Drago forced Toothless to kill him, and Stoick had accepted Toothless into his family and the last thing he saw was him jumping in front of a blast protecting his only son from dying to his best friend… That broke me. He was a great man, a warrior, a chieftain, a father, a friend. *Rest In Peace Stoick Haddock the Vast. Your legend and sacrifice will never be forgotten.*

[@drwhoforever21]

I honestly really needed this today. We put down our older kitty on Saturday and it still hurts. But this helped lessen the pain by giving me music to grieve with. Thank you

[@kennykharkongor6737]

Very emotional..this is the only animation that made me shed a tear so far.....

[@brendanreich1782]

I started crying once the arrow scene started. I couldn’t help it, that part was just so powerful. Great job.

[@grandadmiralthrawn5028]

0:22 is where it hits me cause I know it’s coming. 😭😭😭

[@nordicdreki2068]

the picture near the end of the video with Stoic in it just really hits me right in the feels...

[@thereverend01]

with this score in my ears my creativity goes up to infinity

[@bk_Syndicate_FL850KH]

Literally everyone that I have shared this song to has cried! This piece has emotions for everyone! weather it is for the loss of a friend, father, mentor, leader to remembering the best parts of having that person in your life!

[@GoobieTheGoob]

This movie had me bawling my eyes out, since it was very much a part of my childhood. All my life I’ve been that kid who was obsessed with dragons, and seeing Hiccup struggle and struggle and finally succeed in getting even the most devout Dragonslayer to love them too was just beautiful. When Stoic died I had this grim acceptance of: “This is what needs to be done for Hiccup to move forwards.” But then I heard Gobber’s speech and saw the boat to Valhalla and it was just waterfalls for me.

[@agrikmajumdar1937]

This scene is so significant, specially after watching Race to the edge... RIP Stoick

[@quinnlee-newbury9003]

Man Stoic's death genuinely had me shook. RIP, what a man

[@bn3099]

Stoick thought he would only see Valka again in Valhalla. Now she's the one who will have to go to Valhalla to see him again.

[@dutch3971]

"If you ever want to get out there to fight dragons, you need to stop all... this." "But, you just pointed to all of me!" "Yes! That's it! Stop being all of you!" -Gobber to Hiccup: How to train your dragon 1 Keep being all of you son of Stoic the Vast

[@meepme3762]

Stoick “Turns our all we needed was more of... this” Hiccup “But you just gestured to all of me”

[@aridraney8979]

I definitely get both when I listen to this. Absolutely beautiful

[@messingmusic_and_animation]

This perfectly captures how anyone would feel when losing someone close to them.

[@umbrageous]

I am so happy you did this. This is by far the most powerful song I have ever heard.

[@alphabuckeyelion2233]

I quite literally almost cried when I watched HTTYD2 for the first time, especially at Stoic's death scene. The emotion of that scene was gut-wrenching

[@mcstarmon2351]

I thought the original version was hard hitting...... You made me smile and cry at the same time with this Thank you

[@NFGolf]

The brass part at the end is criminally underrated

[@SoldierSice93]

1:58 hits the spot just right.

[@leonelakebi7830]

I am so emotional right now. WOW!!! This was truly a remastered masterpiece!!!