Hulu has done it again with their most recent comedy-adventure instalment, Dragons: The Nine Realms, following the How to Train Your Dragon film. Unlike how its predecessors took after the Viking time, Dragons: The Nine Realms is more modernized, characterized by mobile phones and such.
More Dragons and Fun from Hulu’s 'Dragons: The Nine Realms' Season Two
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Following the trailer released on Hulu’s main YouTube channel, Kullersen leads the fashionable squad of Dragon Riders as they protect the dragons from any harm and protect their secrets.
The trailer proceeds as Tom utilizes an old Viking armour, which shows how he will constantly search for his lost lineage. Tom is so obsessed with this mission that his fellow Riders become doubtful of his strange tasks.
The first season introduces the kids and the new dragons. The squad takes risks by revealing the secrets of the Hidden Realm to help an injured dragon. They discuss how to maintain their dragon secrets while their young dragon disengages in town and tries to make friends with Alex.
The film’s writers include Emma Dudley, Mae Catt, Mark Henry, John Tellegen and Henry Gilroy. Leo Riley, Robert Briggs, Andrew Collins and Mandy Clotworthy are the directors. Dragons: The Nine Realms is chiefly produced by John Tellegen, Henry Gilroy and Chuck Austen.
Your main characters for the show include Jeremy Shada portraying Tom Kullersen, Aimee Garcia, playing Alexander Gonzalez, Marcus Scribner, depicting D’Angelo Baker and Ashely Liao, enacting Jun Wong.
Other cast members are Julia Stiles(Olivia Kullersen), Haley J. Osment (Buzzsaw), Lauren Tom (May Wong), Carrie Keranen (Wilma), Keston John (Philip), D’Arcy Carden (Linda), Paver Snipe (Angela), Angelique Cabral (Hazel), and Justina Machado (Carla).
Dragons: The Nine Realms premieres Thursday, May 5th, via the Hulu streaming platform.