On September 5, the live-action film How to Train Your Dragon will premiere in Japanese cinemas. Just ahead of the release, a special promotional illustration was revealed by Masashi Kishimoto, the creator of the world-famous manga Naruto. In this artwork, Kishimoto imagines a meeting between Hiccup, the main hero of How to Train Your Dragon, and Naruto himself — a crossover moment for fans of both stories.
This new release is a live-action remake of the beloved 2010 animated classic. The remake opened in theaters on June 13 and became available across major digital platforms on July 15.
Globally, the film has already grossed an impressive $628.8 million at the box office, making it the fifth highest-earning movie of 2025 so far. It has outperformed each of the three original animated films in terms of worldwide revenue, proof that this reimagined version has struck a chord with both longtime fans and new audiences.
The story centers on Hiccup, the young son of a Viking chief who has spent his life battling dragons. In a twist of fate, Hiccup
For those inspired by Kishimoto’s crossover illustration, you might also enjoy exploring themed collectibles like Naruto mouse pads featuring dynamic artwork that bring his characters to life in your everyday setup.
