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Got this done. Took about 5 hours at most from drawing, inking, and coloring.

I want to give my thanks to for her amazing scale brushes that can be found here [link]

I used her awesome brushes to get that scaly texture of these little guys, couldn't of done it without her.

ABOUT THE TERRIBLE TERROR

Being the smallest known dragons in Berk, the Terrible Terror can range from the size of a house cat to a small dog. They tend to hang out with others of their kind and according to the film, they don't seem to be connected with the other dragons in terms of getting food for the Queen and appear to live a separate way completely.
Even for their small size, they can be very swift and can slither around obstacles with ease. They also can shoot fire out of their maws at incredible speed with pin-point accuracy resembling their attack to that of a sniper rifle.
They also seem to be the most vocal of the dragon species, as they can communicate through a variety of growls, chirps, squeals, and squeaks. They also tend to fight amongst the others in their packs like siblings and have been known to even shoot fire at one another.
Overall they can be deadly for their size, but also have a playful and inquisitive personality. Sadly they don't play nearly as a big part of the film's plot like the others but they teach Hiccup the truth of what dragons in general are really like as seen in the scene after Toothless's first actual flight with Hiccup when one of the Tiny Terrors was curling up and falling asleep beside him.
Also I believe in the original book series written by Cressida Cowell, Toothless was more closely related in appearance to the Terrible Terror from the movie. Though in the book they were known as the Common Garden dragon.

Terrible Terrors © Dreamwork's "How to Train Your Dragon" based on the original children's book series by Cressida Cowell

Art © Me (dragonhalf13570)

If anyone wants to share my artwork on other sites, feel free to do so, but ask me first. I believe in fair use when it comes to artwork, sharing is something I promote, I'm more than happy to spread the art around, but once it gets to the point where people are trying to sell it or say they did it, than that's where I cross the line.

Description
Got this done. Took about 5 hours at most from drawing, inking, and coloring.

I want to give my thanks to for her amazing scale brushes that can be found here [link]

I used her awesome brushes to get that scaly texture of these little guys, couldn't of done it without her.

ABOUT THE TERRIBLE TERROR

Being the smallest known dragons in Berk, the Terrible Terror can range from the size of a house cat to a small dog. They tend to hang out with others of their kind and according to the film, they don't seem to be connected with the other dragons in terms of getting food for the Queen and appear to live a separate way completely.
Even for their small size, they can be very swift and can slither around obstacles with ease. They also can shoot fire out of their maws at incredible speed with pin-point accuracy resembling their attack to that of a sniper rifle.
They also seem to be the most vocal of the dragon species, as they can communicate through a variety of growls, chirps, squeals, and squeaks. They also tend to fight amongst the others in their packs like siblings and have been known to even shoot fire at one another.
Overall they can be deadly for their size, but also have a playful and inquisitive personality. Sadly they don't play nearly as a big part of the film's plot like the others but they teach Hiccup the truth of what dragons in general are really like as seen in the scene after Toothless's first actual flight with Hiccup when one of the Tiny Terrors was curling up and falling asleep beside him.
Also I believe in the original book series written by Cressida Cowell, Toothless was more closely related in appearance to the Terrible Terror from the movie. Though in the book they were known as the Common Garden dragon.

Terrible Terrors © Dreamwork's "How to Train Your Dragon" based on the original children's book series by Cressida Cowell

Art © Me (dragonhalf13570)

If anyone wants to share my artwork on other sites, feel free to do so, but ask me first. I believe in fair use when it comes to artwork, sharing is something I promote, I'm more than happy to spread the art around, but once it gets to the point where people are trying to sell it or say they did it, than that's where I cross the line.