[growls]
[fizzles, zaps]
[snarls]
[thunder rumbles]
[epic theme playing]
[zaps, snarls]
[humming]
-Ah... Huh?
Thaaat's weird.
[mysterious music playing]
[gasps] Hey, what gives?!
This isn't funny.
-[grumbling] -Ah!
[squawks]
Hey! Come back!
My groceries!
[Pete whines]
[groaning]
[grunting]
[dragon grumbling]
TOM: Buzzsaw's gotten really good at snatching up dragons
and disappearing into the Hidden World.
But he's gonna slip up eventually,
and then we'll grab the dragon book.
-Or he'll just continue to outsmart you
every step of the way.
-Not helpful, Eugene.
-[Pete whines] -Uh, guys?
-[Pete grunting] -What's goin' on over there?
-Oh boy.
-TOM: Hey, hey, hey! -[Pete groans]
-Calm down! -Plow, Plow, Plow! Easy, girl!
ALEX: Feathers... Enough.
-Aw! Webs just wants to play. Let ‘em all get the wiggles out.
-They got into the general store.
You should really keep a leash on them.
[sighs] Looks like mashed Cheesy Loops for dinner.
-What happened?
I thought you were gonna keep an eye on them until we got back.
-[grumbles] -It's okay. It's okay.
We shouldn't have left you guys alone for that long.
But you have to assert yourself, pal.
[growls]
[roars]
[dragons screeching]
[chuckling] Keep workin' on it.
-Uh, guys? Buzzsaw might've just come out of hiding.
Sensors are going off in the Nature Realm.
-It's gotta be him.
-Riders! Mount up!
Time to get the dragon book back.
-Right behind you! Plowhorn is a mess.
[slurps] Mm.
[intense music playing]
[beeping]
-Those sensors didn't set themselves off.
He's around here somewhere.
-I love how sure you are, Tommy, even when you're wrong.
What? That was a back-handed compliment!
[Plowhorn sniffing]
-Smell anything, Plow? -[Plowhorn grumbles]
Guys, she's got something.
-Wait... listen.
[soft whirring]
[quizzical growl]
[whirring continues]
-Ugh, fine. You were right. Get over yourself.
-Is he building more traps?
-Or perhaps he's building lethal weapons
and we're walking to our doom.
-Okay, Buzzsaw. [gasps] -[drill whirring]
Dr. Sledkin?!
-Ha! I was right! It wasn't Buzzsaw!
ALEX: And Linda?
-Oh, uh, yeah. I kinda work for her now.
Bennies aren't great, but it beats unemployment.
-Did you really think I wouldn't return
to claim what belongs to me?
-Nothing here belongs to you, Sledkin.
-Oh, I beg to differ.
I discovered the unique properties of Dragonsite.
That makes it mine.
-That's not true. My mother discovered that.
-In conjunction with me.
Then she abandoned the research to play zookeeper
while Icarried it over the finish line.
I won't let Dragonsite's value go to waste.
-We'll see about that.
-Please. You have no claim to anything down here.
Now beat it. I have important work to do.
-No way... You're comin' with us.
-I knew something like this might happen.
That's why I brought along an insurance policy
to guarantee that my operation would not be deterred.
-What is she talking about?
* *
-Dr. Sledkin, please, put down the explosives.
-Gladly.
-Wait! No!
[beeping]
-[D'Angelo gasps] -Oh, I hate this part.
-Everyone! Take cover!
[group yelling]
[coughs] Is everybody okay?
[dragons grumbling]
-[coughs] We're fine... I think.
-It's okay, girl.
-Well, my organs have all switched places,
but other than that, I'm perfect.
-Where did they go?
Whoa. Th-This wasn't there before.
-The blast must have opened it.
-C'mon. -Right behind you.
-Thanks.
-Ahh, to be young and in love.
-C'mon, Gonzo. Don't make me ralph on the mission.
* *
-What is this place?
-My maps are spinning. We're totally off the grid.
-Whew, you can say that again.
* *
-Something about this place feels familiar.
-Dark... Twisted... I like it.
-Yeah, I'd love to explore, too,
but we need to find Sledkin and Linda
before they get too far away.
-These things are all over the place.
What are they made of? Another form of Dragonsite?
-Or crystal? -[clinks]
-I think they're... glass?
-So glad you shard that information. [pops tongue]
-That was a glass joke. -We know.
-You're transparent. -[Alex, Jun giggling]
-ALEX: Good one. -C'mon, guys. Stay focused.
[distant roaring]
-[gasps] We should probably focus on whatever that was.
[distant yell]
[yelling]
-Check it out! They're giving themselves up.
Huh, guess my menacing stare earlier worked.
-[yells] -Eh?
-I don't think they're surrendering.
-Something's out there! -Something big!
-We have to leave. Now.
-Sorry, Sledkin. We're not fallin' for that one.
-[distant roaring] -[all whimpering]
* *
-Is that a dragon? -It's--
-Ugly! That's what it is!
-Great idea, Eugene.
Let's offend it and see what happens.
-I think it's time to bug out! -Run!
-[roars] -[all yelling]
[all grunting, groaning]
* *
[roaring]
[roars]
Get your beast to blast that thing, would you?!
Then we might survive!
* *
[roaring]
-Not only is it big, but it's also really fast!
-And ugly. Don't forget ugly. -[Jun yells]
-Thunder! Over here!
* *
Thunder! Keep the dragons together!
[roars]
[glass warbling]
-What's it doing?
-Its roar is vibrating those glass structures.
-Feathers! Look out!
[roars]
[Alex yells]
[all yell]
[roars]
* *
-Giant, angry dragon coming this way!
-We need to find cover! -Tom, this place is a desert!
-Over there! We can make it!
-She's right. Keep running!
[grunting, yelling]
-Sounds good to me!
-I think it's using the glass spires
like my sensors.
-Of course. The echolocation acts as an early-warning system
if a predator enters its territory.
-Or prey like us.
-Thunder will rally the dragons. We have to save ourselves!
-Ah! My pack!
-Leave it, you fool!
* *
-It's a dead end!
-Wonderful! Great hiding place, Doc!
[all yell]
[screaming]
* *
-Yeah! Go, Thunder!
-Where are the rest of the dragons?
-[zaps] -[roars]
-Thunder!
-He's hurt! -Get ahold of yourself.
He's a wild animal. He's fine.
[roars]
-Tom! -Huh?
[yelling]
[roars]
[snarls]
Glass? It turned the sand to glass?
-Of course. Heat plus sand equals glass.
-Whoa, what an amazing dragon.
-Can we admire its artistic abilities another time?
-Don't worry, everyone.
Thunder's heading back to wrangle the dragons
and get us out of here.
-You mean like earlier at the General Store
when Thunder couldn't handle any of them?
We should all take this time to update our wills. Seriously.
-Trust me... Thunder can do it.
* *
[glass warbling]
[distant growling]
[roars]
-You really think they're gonna be all right, Tom?
-Out there without us? -[exhales] I hope so.
[Dr. Sledkin laughs]
What's so funny?
-Sweet, I suppose, but foolish nonetheless.
They're just animals. They don't care about you.
-They're not just animals. They're smart, emotional, and--
-You think they will save you? Look, they've run off.
It's self-preservation. Survival of the fittest.
The first law of the animal kingdom.
You could all stand to learn a little from them.
That's why I am not going to bank
my survival on waiting around
for a bunch of scared lizards to rescue me.
You would be best served in joining me to figure a way out.
-Why should we believe you after all you've done?
-Yeah, you're not exactly a pillar of trust.
-That wasn't an invitation to spew your juvenile judgment.
-Linda. -[snaps]
-[whispers] For the record,
I think your dragons are kinda cool, sometimes.
DR. SLEDKIN: Linda!
-I don't know about you guys,
but I want nothing to do with those two.
[distant growling]
[sorrowful music playing]
[powerful music playing]
[music swells]
[grunting]
-[Eugene yells, groans] -Hm.
-Look at those idiots.
There must be another way out of here.
[grunting]
[Eugene yells, whimpers]
-I think that was closer this time.
-I don't think my head can take getting any closer.
-Watch it, guys. We don't wanna call the Glass Caster.
I think I know a way we can get out of here. Look.
JUN: Linda's pack!
-News flash, Tommy.
That's out there and we're in here.
-Well, we build a human ladder.
Alex climbs up and over, throws us the rope,
then we climb to freedom, and meet up with our dragons.
-But the wall is too high for the five of us.
-Not five. Seven.
D'ANGELO [on recording]: Are you crazy?!
-Do we need to remind you of everything she's done to us
-and our dragons?! -Okay, fine. I get it.
But she did find us safe cover from the Glass Caster.
-Oh, yeah. And that's worked out great.
-Don't forget the explosives!
-She does have a history of trying to blow us up.
-I know, I know. But this time, it was just a distraction.
Okay, probably. But, but, look, if it wasn't for that,
we never would've found this new realm.
-Again, that's worked out great, by the way.
-What choice do we have? We need them.
-For the record, I don't trust her.
But I trust you.
-Bleh! -Look... Tom's right.
What choice do we have? Our dragons might need us.
-Dr. Sledkin! We need your help.
-Of course, you do.
[intense music playing]
* *
[Glass Caster roars]
-[grunts] Tom.
-Just keep your balance. This is going to work.
-Will it work, maybe? But does it look cool? No.
JUN: Don't worry, Eugene, nobody can see you.
-[grunts] I can see you. Oh, I can definitely see you!
-Dr. Sledkin! -Quiet, Linda.
Survival requires extreme measures.
Now let her use your face as a foothold.
[grunts]
-Okay.
-[grunts] Hey! -Sorry.
"Accident."
* *
-Okay, Alex, now up and over.
[grunting]
-Mission accomplished. -[alarm sounds]
-Ah! -TOM: What is that?!
-It's a reminder to take my vitamins!
-Shut it off! -[all shouting]
-I'm trying! -[alarm stops]
[sigh of relief]
[glass warbling]
Uhh. That's not good.
[roars]
* *
-Okay, everyone, let's go!
-Good work. Linda and I will go first,
then pull you up.
-No. The Riders should go first.
Then you and Linda.
We can deal with the dragon if it returns.
-We're adults. If we go first--
-Is Linda gonna take on the dragon?
[Dr. Sledkin sighs]
[Eugene grunting]
-Uh, Dr. Sledkin, should we, um,
you know, have let them go first?
-How can we trust-- -Oh, little Linda.
Tom would never leave us behind. He's one of those heroic types.
A do-gooder like his mother.
Okay. After we climb out
and they busy themselves with the dragons,
we will make our escape.
See how that works? It's called thinking ahead.
Huh?
-Sorry, Dr. Sledkin. But you can't be trusted.
Once we get our dragons, we'll be back for you.
And then I'm taking you to Rakke Town Security myself.
-So, not like your mother after all.
-Dr. Sledkin? They left us!
Did you think ahead for this part?!
-Ugh! Put a cork in it, Linda.
[glass warbling]
-That Glass Caster is on its way.
-Is it too late to go back in the cave?
-Not for you.
-Do we have a plan, Tom? -[distant roars]
-This.
-This? This is nothing.
Anyone can come up with a nothing plan.
[roars]
* *
[Alex gasps]
[triumphant music]
-What was that, Eugene? -Okay, fine.
That was a pretty cool entrance.
[roars]
-I knew you'd bring them together, pal!
* *
[glass warbling]
Now blast those glass formations.
We need to throw the Caster off our trail.
[roars]
[zaps]
* *
[roars]
[growls]
-It's confusing him!
-He won't stay like that forever!
-Thunder!
Light it up, pal!
[zapping]
* *
[roars]
[all cheering]
-Yeah!
-Now that we've got one problem behind glass,
we need to get our other problem out.
A clean cut.
-How?
-Dragonsite.
It's harder than a diamond, remember?
-Which means-- -It can cut through glass.
-Wow. Duped again.
I can't believe you just let her get away.
Oh, wait, yes, I can. This is classic Kullersen.
-[laughs] I mean, really did-- -[roars]
Webs, you just gonna let him treat me like that?
[wimpy roar]
Pfft. Typical.
[exhales]
-Are you sure about this, Jun? It seems kinda far-fetched.
-More far-fetched than an entire world of dragons under our feet?
-Point taken.
-Trust me, Kullersen.
I know I've seen that place somewhere before.
-Uh... Jun?
-Yes! I knew it!
"Svartalfheim" from Norse Mythology.
It was said to be a strange land of wealth and riches,
inhabited by large, nasty trolls
who forged weapons in the fire and smoke.
-Or a large, nasty, troll-like dragon that forges glass.
-Do you know what this means?
Whoever started the Norse myth about the Nine Realms
was talking about the worlds of dragons.
-Nine Realms? Fire. Ice. Giant!
-Today's realm makes seven, which means--
-There are still two more left.
* *
[epic theme playing]