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While D'Angelo has to deal with his fathers disapproval of his work as an animal vet as well as a wounded Hobgobbler, the other Riders plan to sneak into Buzzsaw's camp to retake the Book of Dragons.
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While D'Angelo has to deal with his fathers father's disapproval of his work as an animal vet as well as a wounded Hobgobbler, the other Riders riders plan to sneak into Buzzsaw's camp to retake the Book of Dragons.
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* BeQuietNudge: A RunningGag throughout the first half of the episode is Eugene making a {{Jerkass}} remark and someone else, usually Jun or Alex, punching him in the arm for it. At one point, he does it to himself after realizing one of his comments was too mean.
* CallingTheOldManOut: D'Angelo calls his father out on banning dragons from Rakke Town because he is disappointed his son wants to be an animal vet instead of an army vet thereby putting his own wishes over those of his son.
* CurbStompBattle: When Chief Baker tries to fight the Speed Stinger, he gets knocked down and cornered immediately.
* CallingTheOldManOut: D'Angelo calls his father out on banning dragons from Rakke Town because he is disappointed his son wants to be an animal vet instead of an army vet thereby putting his own wishes over those of his son.
* CurbStompBattle: When Chief Baker tries to fight the Speed Stinger, he gets knocked down and cornered immediately.
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* BeQuietNudge: A RunningGag throughout the first half of the episode is Eugene making a {{Jerkass}} remark and someone else, usually Jun or Alex, punching him in the arm for it. At one point, he does it to himself to himself after realizing one of his of his comments was too mean.
* CallingTheOldManOut: D'Angelo calls his father out on banning dragons from Rakke Town because he is disappointed his son wants to be an animal vet instead of an armyvet vet, thereby putting his own wishes over those of his son.
* CurbStompBattle: When Chief Baker tries to fight the Speed Stinger, he gets knocked down and cornered immediately.
* CallingTheOldManOut: D'Angelo calls his father out on banning dragons from Rakke Town because he is disappointed his son wants to be an animal vet instead of an army
* CurbStompBattle: When Chief Baker tries to fight the Speed Stinger, he gets knocked down and cornered immediately.
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* GenreSavvy: When Alex agrees to Tom's proposal under the condition they get out when things go south, Eugene points out that Tom's plans always go south
* InexplicableCorneredEscape: Downplayed. When Ford looks at the spot behind the tree where Tom is hiding, he is suddenly gone. However, after he left, it's revealed Tom simply moved further to the side, still hiding behind the same tree.
* ItsALongStory: When Jun asks Tom why he has so standees of himself, he tells her that they are his moms and invokes this trope.
* JerkassHasAPoint: When Eugene blames Tom again for giving the Book of Dragons to Buzzsaw, despite having done it to safe Thunder, he claims Tom wants to do the raid on Buzzsaw's camp to clear his conscience. Tom's subsequent guilty expression as well as the fact he tells the Riders "I need this" when trying to convince them to do the raid even without D'Angelo shows that Eugene was right.
* OffscreenRebuilding: Rakke Town was burned down in the season 6 finale. This episode is set a few weeks later and there are no sign of any damage to any of the buildings.
* ParentsAreWrong: Chief Baker is dismissive of his son's dream of becoming an animal vet as well of his dragon hospital calling both a 'waste of time'. However, when the Hobgobbler D'Angelo took in as a patient saves his life and when D'Angelo manages to tame the Speed Stinger which was hunting them by treating its wound, Chief Baker sees the error of his ways.
* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
* InexplicableCorneredEscape: Downplayed. When Ford looks at the spot behind the tree where Tom is hiding, he is suddenly gone. However, after he left, it's revealed Tom simply moved further to the side, still hiding behind the same tree.
* ItsALongStory: When Jun asks Tom why he has so standees of himself, he tells her that they are his moms and invokes this trope.
* JerkassHasAPoint: When Eugene blames Tom again for giving the Book of Dragons to Buzzsaw, despite having done it to safe Thunder, he claims Tom wants to do the raid on Buzzsaw's camp to clear his conscience. Tom's subsequent guilty expression as well as the fact he tells the Riders "I need this" when trying to convince them to do the raid even without D'Angelo shows that Eugene was right.
* OffscreenRebuilding: Rakke Town was burned down in the season 6 finale. This episode is set a few weeks later and there are no sign of any damage to any of the buildings.
* ParentsAreWrong: Chief Baker is dismissive of his son's dream of becoming an animal vet as well of his dragon hospital calling both a 'waste of time'. However, when the Hobgobbler D'Angelo took in as a patient saves his life and when D'Angelo manages to tame the Speed Stinger which was hunting them by treating its wound, Chief Baker sees the error of his ways.
* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
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* GenreSavvy: When Alex agrees to Tom's proposal under the condition they get out when things go south, Eugene points out that Tom's plans always go south
south.
* InexplicableCorneredEscape: Downplayed. When Ford looks at the spot behind the tree where Tom is hiding, he is suddenly gone. However, after heleft, leaves, it's revealed Tom simply moved further to the side, still hiding behind the same tree.
* ItsALongStory: When Jun asks Tom why he has so many standees of himself, he tells her that they are hismoms mom's and invokes this trope.
* JerkassHasAPoint: When Eugene blames Tom again for giving the Book of Dragons to Buzzsaw, despite having done it tosafe save Thunder, he claims Tom wants to do the raid on Buzzsaw's camp to clear his conscience. Tom's subsequent guilty expression as well as the fact he tells the Riders riders "I need this" when trying to convince them to do the raid even without D'Angelo shows that Eugene was right.
* OffscreenRebuilding: Rakke Town was burned down in the season 6 finale. This episode is set a few weeks later and there are nosign signs of any damage to any of the buildings.
* ParentsAreWrong: Chief Baker is dismissive of his son's dream of becoming an animal vet as well of his dragon hospital calling both a'waste "waste of time'. time." However, when the Hobgobbler D'Angelo took in as a patient saves his life and when D'Angelo manages to tame the Speed Stinger which was hunting them by treating its wound, Chief Baker sees the error of his ways.
* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs toconvince Chief convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
* InexplicableCorneredEscape: Downplayed. When Ford looks at the spot behind the tree where Tom is hiding, he is suddenly gone. However, after he
* ItsALongStory: When Jun asks Tom why he has so many standees of himself, he tells her that they are his
* JerkassHasAPoint: When Eugene blames Tom again for giving the Book of Dragons to Buzzsaw, despite having done it to
* OffscreenRebuilding: Rakke Town was burned down in the season 6 finale. This episode is set a few weeks later and there are no
* ParentsAreWrong: Chief Baker is dismissive of his son's dream of becoming an animal vet as well of his dragon hospital calling both a
* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to
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* WouldHurtAChild: While shooting arrows at Tom, Ford shoots one arrow right at his head, grinning while doing so. If Thunder wouldn't have destroyed it, it would have killed Tom.
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* WouldHurtAChild: While WouldHurtAChild: While shooting arrows at Tom, Ford shoots one arrow right at his head, grinning while doing so. grinning while doing so. If Thunder wouldn't have hadn't destroyed it, it would have killed Tom.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: When Eugene blames Tom again for giving the Book of Dragons to Buzzsaw, despite having done it to safe Thunder, he claims Tom wants to do the raid on Buzzsaw's camp to clear his conscience. Tom's subsequent guilty expression as well as the fact he tells the Riders "I need this" when trying to convince them to do the raid even without D'Angelo shows that Eugene was right.
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* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
* SkywardScream: Whenever the Hobgobbler messes something up, Chief Baker raises his fists into the air and shouts his son's name.
* SkywardScream: Whenever the Hobgobbler messes something up, Chief Baker raises his fists into the air and shouts his son's name.
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* PuppyDogEyes: PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
* SkywardScream: SkywardScream: Whenever the Hobgobbler messes something up, Chief Baker raises his fists into the air and shouts his son's name.
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While D'Angelo has to deal with his fathers disapproval of his work as an animal vet as well as a wounded Hobgobbler, the other Riders plan to sneak into Buzzsaw's camp to retake the Book of Dragons.
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!! Tropes in this episode include:
* BadassInDistress: Chief Baker, a former army ranger, gets cornered by the Speed Stinger and needs to be saved by the Hobgobbler and D'Angelo.
* BeQuietNudge: A RunningGag throughout the first half of the episode is Eugene making a {{Jerkass}} remark and someone else, usually Jun or Alex, punching him in the arm for it. At one point, he does it to himself after realizing one of his comments was too mean.
* CallingTheOldManOut: D'Angelo calls his father out on banning dragons from Rakke Town because he is disappointed his son wants to be an animal vet instead of an army vet thereby putting his own wishes over those of his son.
* CurbStompBattle: When Chief Baker tries to fight the Speed Stinger, he gets knocked down and cornered immediately.
* DidNotThinkThisThrough: After Chief Baker puts the wounded Hobgobbler outside the house causing it to run off, D'Angelo reminds his father the dragon is injured and thus easy prey. His father admits he didn't think of that.
* GenreSavvy: When Alex agrees to Tom's proposal under the condition they get out when things go south, Eugene points out that Tom's plans always go south
* InexplicableCorneredEscape: Downplayed. When Ford looks at the spot behind the tree where Tom is hiding, he is suddenly gone. However, after he left, it's revealed Tom simply moved further to the side, still hiding behind the same tree.
* ItsALongStory: When Jun asks Tom why he has so standees of himself, he tells her that they are his moms and invokes this trope.
* OffscreenRebuilding: Rakke Town was burned down in the season 6 finale. This episode is set a few weeks later and there are no sign of any damage to any of the buildings.
* ParentsAreWrong: Chief Baker is dismissive of his son's dream of becoming an animal vet as well of his dragon hospital calling both a 'waste of time'. However, when the Hobgobbler D'Angelo took in as a patient saves his life and when D'Angelo manages to tame the Speed Stinger which was hunting them by treating its wound, Chief Baker sees the error of his ways.
* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
* SkywardScream: Whenever the Hobgobbler messes something up, Chief Baker raises his fists into the air and shouts his son's name.
* WhatTheHellHero: Alex is NOT happy Tom intentionally didn't invite D'Angelo to the meeting and even less that he wants to attack Buzzsaw without D'Angelo.
* WouldHurtAChild: While shooting arrows at Tom, Ford shoots one arrow right at his head, grinning while doing so. If Thunder wouldn't have destroyed it, it would have killed Tom.
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!! Tropes in this episode include:
* BadassInDistress: Chief Baker, a former army ranger, gets cornered by the Speed Stinger and needs to be saved by the Hobgobbler and D'Angelo.
* BeQuietNudge: A RunningGag throughout the first half of the episode is Eugene making a {{Jerkass}} remark and someone else, usually Jun or Alex, punching him in the arm for it. At one point, he does it to himself after realizing one of his comments was too mean.
* CallingTheOldManOut: D'Angelo calls his father out on banning dragons from Rakke Town because he is disappointed his son wants to be an animal vet instead of an army vet thereby putting his own wishes over those of his son.
* CurbStompBattle: When Chief Baker tries to fight the Speed Stinger, he gets knocked down and cornered immediately.
* DidNotThinkThisThrough: After Chief Baker puts the wounded Hobgobbler outside the house causing it to run off, D'Angelo reminds his father the dragon is injured and thus easy prey. His father admits he didn't think of that.
* GenreSavvy: When Alex agrees to Tom's proposal under the condition they get out when things go south, Eugene points out that Tom's plans always go south
* InexplicableCorneredEscape: Downplayed. When Ford looks at the spot behind the tree where Tom is hiding, he is suddenly gone. However, after he left, it's revealed Tom simply moved further to the side, still hiding behind the same tree.
* ItsALongStory: When Jun asks Tom why he has so standees of himself, he tells her that they are his moms and invokes this trope.
* OffscreenRebuilding: Rakke Town was burned down in the season 6 finale. This episode is set a few weeks later and there are no sign of any damage to any of the buildings.
* ParentsAreWrong: Chief Baker is dismissive of his son's dream of becoming an animal vet as well of his dragon hospital calling both a 'waste of time'. However, when the Hobgobbler D'Angelo took in as a patient saves his life and when D'Angelo manages to tame the Speed Stinger which was hunting them by treating its wound, Chief Baker sees the error of his ways.
* PuppyDogEyes: D'Angelo and his mom use theirs to convince Chief Baker to let the Hobgobbler stay.
* SkywardScream: Whenever the Hobgobbler messes something up, Chief Baker raises his fists into the air and shouts his son's name.
* WhatTheHellHero: Alex is NOT happy Tom intentionally didn't invite D'Angelo to the meeting and even less that he wants to attack Buzzsaw without D'Angelo.
* WouldHurtAChild: While shooting arrows at Tom, Ford shoots one arrow right at his head, grinning while doing so. If Thunder wouldn't have destroyed it, it would have killed Tom.
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