Gay bad dragon

So, again, this is an aspect to Gobber’s personality that we will start to see hopefully bloom.”

Bloom. And I was even offered the cover of [American Bear]…I was, yes, but I had to turn it down sadly. A lovely gay dragon. He leaned in—literally and metaphorically—and said:

“I think it’s true.

But it fits. He’s emotionally available. I don’t think [Dean DeBlois] has confirmed, but, yeah, I think potentially Gobber is gay. Which is great, because I think he’d have a lovely gay dragon as well.”

Let’s just pause here and let that last sentence wash over you like a Viking sauna. When asked about his unexpected gay icon status, he smiled and said:

“I’ve enjoyed my gay iconage for a while now.

He’s got that one-liner in How to Train Your Dragon 2 about why he’s never married.

I don’t think it’s a theory, right? He’s already survived losing a limb, mentoring Hiccup, and arguing with sheep. He’s rugged. Hope you enjoy that!

If y'all just want to see the commissions I got, just look at the Not My Artfolder in my gallery.

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Your friendly neighborhood musical dragon!

Long-time furry art connoisseur; aspiring furry artist! May he forge swords, raise eyebrows, and finally find the kind of love story that’s long overdue.

And if it ends with pearl-handled pistols and a tiny navy outfit? Even better.

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Source: Cinemablend

Tags #GayCartoon, #Gobber, #HowToTrainYourDragon, #NickFrost

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Super into dragons (and all things scalie) and also really gay, so most of my gallery will be hot male dragons doing gay things. Gobber doesn’t need to wave a rainbow flag or drop a Pride-themed forge (though, imagine), but giving him a fleshed-out love story—gay dragon or otherwise—would be a big step for a franchise that’s always centered themes of difference, empathy, and chosen family.

We’re in an era where queerness in animation is slowly gaining ground, but there’s still a gap when it comes to characters who are older, gruff, and not cut from the sparkly teen drama cloth.

If we’re finally going to see LGBTQ+ representation in this franchise, Gobber’s the right Viking to lead the charge.