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The Dragons Fire & Ice DVD features the 2004 animated Dragons Fire and Ice movie, inspired by the Mega Bloks toy line. Prince Dev and Princess Kyra team up with their dragons, Targon and Aurora, to stop the sorcerer Xenoz. This is a pre-owned copy in Good condition, in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Add it to your cart today!
| Format | DVD |
|---|---|
| Studio | Lionsgate Home Entertainment |
| Run time | 1 hour and 12 minutes |
| Condition | Good Condition |
| Availability | In stock |
The Dragons Fire & Ice DVD brings home the Canadian animated fantasy adventure that premiered directly on DVD on October 12, 2004. Inspired by the Mega Bloks toy line, it follows two young royals from different kingdoms who join forces with their dragons to save both of their worlds.
This is a pre-owned copy in Good condition. As a standard DVD, it plays in DVD players and also in Blu-ray players and most game consoles that read DVDs.
The film centers on two unlikely heroes: Prince Dev of the Norvagen, voiced by Mark Hildreth, and Princess Kyra of the Draigar, voiced by Chiara Zanni. After a mystical event, each of them forms a bond with a dragon, Targon and Aurora.
Dev and Kyra soon learn that a darker force threatens their kingdoms. The sorcerer Xenoz, voiced by Mark Oliver, has been scheming against the Dragon Queen, and the young prince and princess must trust each other to protect Dragon World and their own lands.
Brian Dobson voices Gortaz, Richard Newman voices Thoron and Scott McNeil voices Stendahl.
Dragons: Fire and Ice is the first of two films based on the Mega Bloks toys, and it later aired on the Jetix television block in September 2005. A sequel, Dragons II: The Metal Ages, followed in 2005.
A movie made for home video is easy to lose once it leaves streaming catalogs. Keeping the Dragons Fire & Ice DVD on your shelf means kids who love dragons, knights and quests can watch it whenever they like, with no subscription or internet connection needed.
Browse our full range of animated movies and series, explore more movies on disc, or shop every DVD in the store. If you are choosing between formats, read our guide to DVD vs Blu-ray. For more on the film and its sequel, see the Wikipedia article on Dragons: Fire & Ice.
Dragons Fire & Ice DVD: Questions Buyers Ask
Was this movie released in theaters?
No. Dragons: Fire & Ice premiered directly on DVD in 2004.
Is there a sequel?
Yes. Dragons II: The Metal Ages was released in 2005.
Will it play in my Blu-ray player?
Yes. Blu-ray players and most game consoles that read DVDs also play standard DVDs.
What condition is this copy in?
It is a pre-owned copy in Good condition, covered by our 30-day return policy.
The Dragons Fire & Ice DVD is in stock and dispatched within 2 business days. Standard US shipping is $4.99, and orders over $50 ship free. Check our 30-day return policy, then add this dragon adventure to your cart today.
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This is the DVD edition.
Janet PS –
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Richard Abraham –
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Son loves it
Wow… sometimes you get luck. Thank you to all the reviewers that recommend this product. My son loves it. He asks to watch it all the time. He keeps saying “Dragon World” and “Princess Kira.” Of all the DVDs he has to watch, from watching NEMO to Monsters Inc, etc… he asks for this most frequently. Dragons… its a no brainer. I really hope the makers of this movie and its sequel come out with a third movie. Some great lessons in both. Both are highly recommended.
Hvore –
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DRAGONS RULE!
If your kid likes dragons then they will love this tale. The graphics are great, the music is fabulous and the story is top shelf. The people who wrote this story and the others in this saga should get an award because they are entertaining for kids and adults too and border on theatre releases. I actually prefer these movies to some of the other hack job sci fi flicks being released in theatres today. A lot of imagination went into these stories and your kid should really enjoy them. I would recommend the child being around 5 or older before turning them onto these stories/DVDs because there is animated fighting in it. I simply watch them with my kids and when questions come up then I’m there to answer them so they understand its only fantasy.
Diana –
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Great kid movie
My 5 yo daughter is into all the Mega Blok dragons so I bought her this movie. We watched it tonight and my husband and I were really pleased– it was definitely a G-rated kiddie movie with no blood, gore or death shown (yes, it was implied). I asked her after watching if it was scary at all and she said no, that she loved it. That’s good enough for me! We’re looking forward to watching Metal Ages tomorrow.