Does your family love the How to Train Your Dragon franchise? If so, then you want to be sure to add DreamWorks Dragons Rescue Riders to your calendar for Sept. 27th, as this is when the new DreamWorks Animation series, season 1 arrives to Netflix.
I had the opportunity to screen the first season with my family over the past week, and have to say being fans of the DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon series, we were hooked within the first few minutes of the first episode beginning. And, from then on, it was hard to stop watching the episodes. We ended up finishing up the first season within the first few days of being granted access, and the girls have since watched these episodes over and over again, half a dozen times. They can't get enough of the new animated Netflix series, and I can't blame them, as my my husband and I found ourselves enjoying them today.
It is hard to find a good kid-friendly animated series that the whole family can watch together, but this is not the case the with the new DreamWorks Dragons Rescue Riders series. Kids and adults will want to sit and watch this series together, and then talk about their favorite parts after. My girls both agree that they wish they were like twins, Dak and Leyla, who the series is based around, as they can communicate with dragons and get to live in Huttsgalor. This brother/sister duo lead a team of five young dragons, and spend their days working together to rescue other dragons and helping people in Huttsgalor. This wholesome series has all the fun adventures and graphic effects you expect to find with How to Train Your Dragon movies, but with a new twist, it makes for a great new series to get hooked on, and watch as a family. My family hopes that this series from DreamWorks will be around for a long time to come, and can't wait for a second season to be announced. I know that once you sit and watch the first episode of the new series with you family, when it hits Netflix on Sept. 27th, you will be saying the same thing. :-)
So, be sure to circle Sept. 27th on your calendar and spread the news of this new DreamWorks Animation series with your family and friends, who love the How to Train Your Dragon franchise. You will all be in for a treat, and love this wonderful family-friendly series coming to Netflix. To learn more about this animated series, head on over to www.netflix.com/title/80218107 today.
More about this new DreamWorks Animated series:
"This all-new chapter for young fans, set in the world of DreamWorks Dragons, follows the adventures of twins, Dak and Leyla, who because they were raised by dragons, share a unique ability to communicate with them. The brother and sister lead a team of five adorable young dragons, Winger, Summer, Cutter and Burple with whom they spend their days rescuing other dragons, and helping the people in their adopted town of Huttsgalor. Emmy®-Award winner Jack Thomas (Dragons: Race to the Edge, The Fairly OddParents) serves as executive producer and showrunner, and Brian K. Roberts (VeggieTales in the House) serves as co-executive producer and showrunner.
DreamWorks Dragons Rescue Riders features the voice talents of Nicolas Cantu (The Amazing World of Gumball, Sofia The First) as “Dak,” who is in charge of training the Rescue Riders and Brennley Brown (The Voice, Sofia The First) as “Leyla,” Dak’s twin who is a whiz on all things dragons. Voicing the dragons are Marsai Martin (Little, Black-ish) as “Aggro,” Zach Callison (Steven Universe, The Goldbergs) as “Winger,” Skai Jackson (Jessie, Bunk’d) as “Summer, ” Noah Bentley (Adam Ruins Everything) as “Burple,” Andre Robinson (Dragons: Race to the Edge, Niko and the Sword of Light) as “Cutter.”
Additional cast includes Carlos Alazraqui (Where’s Waldo?, Happy Feet), Moira Quirk (Castlevania), Roshon Fegan (Shake it Up, Insecure) and Brad Grusnick (Bunnicula). The series features an array of guest stars, including John C. MicGinley (Scrubs, Chicago P.D.), Tara Strong (The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, The Fairly OddParents), Grey Griffin (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, DC Superhero Girls), Jacob Hopkins (The Goldbergs), Sam Lavagnino (Bravest Warriors), Patton Oswalt (Veronica Mars, Veep), Brian Posehn (The Big Bang Theory) among others.
DreamWorks Dragons Rescue Riders opens a brand new chapter in DreamWorks Animation’s Academy® Award-nominated and Golden Globe®-winning How to Train Your Dragon franchise. All 14 half-hour episodes of Dragons Rescue Riders’ debut season will become available to Netflix members worldwide on September 27, 2019."
Disclosure: I was provided with screeners of this new series from the folks at DreamWorks and Netflix, to help facilitate my review. All views shared are mine and mine alone.
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