Dreamworks Dragons Tame & Train Interactive Toothless Toy | 60+ Sounds, 5 Personalities, Bond to Unclock Plasma Attack, 20-Inch Wings, Interactive Pretend Play Gifts for Kids Ages 4+
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Dreamworks Dragons Tame & Train Interactive Toothless Toy | 60+ Sounds, 5 Personalities, Bond to Unclock Plasma Attack, 20-Inch Wings, Interactive Pretend Play Gifts for Kids Ages 4+
- 60+ Sounds & Interactions: Begin the journey towards becoming a dragon rider with Toothless by earning his trust and connecting with this authentic movie-styled dragon toy. Make sure to grab the fish accessory from the package to feed and train Toothless
- 5 Personalities: Use his toy fish to get his attention and watch as he tracks and reacts to your movements, then begin bonding with him through 4 stages of trust
- Train and Tame: Deepen your bond to unlock games like “keep away,” “follow me” and “chicken” as you level up his stages of trust, ultimately unleashing his 20-inch wingspan, flying sound effects and plasma blast
- Collect Them All: Build your dragons collection and assemble all your other dragon friends from How to Train Your Dragon
- GIRL & BOY TOYS: Dreamworks Dragons How To Train Your Dragon action figures and plushies make great holiday or birthday gifts for kids ages 4 and up. Toys for kids and kids at heart
- Includes: 1 Tame & Train Interactive Toothless, 1 Fish
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