[ SECRET POST #3741 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3741 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Characters who don't look (or act) their age

[(Anonymous)]

Really? I had the exact opposite problem with those "kids" and their late twentysomething/early thirtysomething voices.

Re: Characters who don't look (or act) their age

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt but I thought the guy voicing the main guy (hiccup was it?) sounded ridiculously old. No idea how old the actor actually is, but the voice didn't work at all for me.

Re: Characters who don't look (or act) their age

[(Anonymous)]

IIRC, the voice actors playing the kids were all born between 1980 and 1984, except the one playing Fishlegs, who was a lot younger, and Kristen Wiig, who's in her 40s.

So, yeah... most of them were ridiculously old to be playing teenagers in 2010 and beyond.

Re: Characters who don't look (or act) their age

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT I was talking more about the whole plot stuff, starting school for the first time, everyone being protective of the kids, Astrid and Ruffnut having essentially the same bodytype as Hiccup and Tuffnut when the movie even jokes about the fact all the adult women are... well.. thick and very busty. I just kind of assumed they were meant to be tweens.

The way the characters act and are treated in the Riders of Berk TV show is a lot more along with what I expect fictional teens to be treated, basically as slightly naive adults.