Muerte Susurrante

Clase

Piedra

Habilidad(es)

Puede cavar túneles subterráneos con sus dientes y alas, escupir anillos de fuego y lanzar picos por cualquiér parte de su cuerpo

Hábitat

Montaña

Tip de entrenamiento

A estos dragones les gusta que les cepillen los dientes

Estatus
Ataque

16

Velocidad

8

Armadura

20

Poder de Fuego

10

Límite de Tiros

2

veneno

10

Mandíbula

11

Sigilo

14

Para ver al enemigo de Chimuelo vea Susurro Mortal (enemigo de Chimuelo)

Los Muerte Susurrante (Susurro Mortal en la nueva traducción y Whispering Death en inglés) son una especie de dragones que apareció por primera vez en la adaptación cinematográfica y luego en el corto El libro de los dragones.

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AparienciaEditar sección
Los Muerte Susurrante son como una serpiente con picos en toda su cara y en la parte inferior de su cuerpo pero no tienen ningúna extremidad a excepción de sus alas. Poseen espirales de dientes que rotan cuando excava, ojos sin pupilas y un par de alas que aletean normalmente cuando vuelan y rotan cuando excavan. Se sabe que los Muerte Susurrante atacan por debajo y que pueden escupir anillos de fuego. Son dragones considerados extremadamente viciosos y quienes lo enfrentan a menudo tienen pesadillas con este dragón. Este dragón también tiene una subespecie llamada Grito Mortal .


su variacion mutante es el muerte chillante

Su primera aparición fue en la película, en el Manual de Dragones como un dragón "en extremo peligroso" y que había que "tirar a matar". Su segunda aparición fue en el corto El libro de los dragones como uno de los dragones Clase Roca junto con el Gronckle. Según el corto, les gusta que le cepillen los dientes.

En el episodio de Dragones de Berk Lo que vuela por debajo, aparece en Berk un Susurro Mortal buscando a Chimuelo. Supuestamente era un viejo enemigo de Chimuelo.

En Somos Familia primera y segunda parte, aparece uno de estos dragones atrapado en las prisiones de los Marginados. Más tarde, este Muerte Susurrante es entrenado por Alvin el Traidor

En el episodio 4 de Defensores de Berk, Tunnel Vition, aparecen muchos Muerte Susurrantes bebé junto al Screaming Death.

CuriosidadesEditar sección
Este dragon tiene ojos sensibles a la luz.
Es el único dragón conocido que no le hace ningún tipo de efecto la "Hierba de dragón".
En El Manual De Dragones se dice que lo puedes entrenar cepillando sus dientes, pero en Dragones de Berk, no saben como entrenarlo. Después, Alvin entrena al que tenia prisionero en "Somos Familia Segunda Parte" con solo acariciarlo en el hocico.
Es el único dragón que no "ruge", sino que emite un pequeño silbido, de ahí su nombre "susurrante".
Sus crías son aun más mortales que los adultos, porque no controlan los musculos de la quijada ni sus espinas. Son como sierras descontroladas.

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Muerte Susurrante
Clase
Piedra
Habilidad/es
Puede cavar túneles subterráneos con sus dientes y alas, escupir anillos de fuego y lanzar picos por cualquiér parte de su cuerpo
Hábitat
Montaña, túneles subterráneos
¿Se puede entrenar?
Sí
Estadísticas
Ataque
8
Velocidad
7
Armadura
7
Poder de fuego
3
Limite de disparos
1
Veneno
2
Mandíbula
4
Sigilo
10

Para ver al enemigo de Chimuelo vea Susurro Mortal (enemigo de Chimuelo)

Los Muerte Susurrante (Susurro Mortal en la nueva traducción y Whispering Death en inglés) son una especie de dragones que apareció por primera vez en la adaptación cinematográfica y luego en el corto El libro de los dragones.

Cada cien años, nace entre ellos un Grito Mortal.
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AparienciaEditar

Los Muerte Susurrante son como una serpiente con picos en toda su cara y en la parte inferior de su cuerpo pero no tienen ninguna extremidad a excepción de sus alas. Poseen espirales de dientes que rotan cuando excava, ojos sin pupilas y un par de alas que aletean normalmente cuando vuelan y rotan cuando excavan.

Son de color gris azulado en la mitad superior de su cuerpo y cara, y de color crema en la mitad de su barriga La punta de su cola y los picos de su cara son de color rojo.
Habilidades y debilidades Editar

La habilidad que les da el nombre es la de sus dientes. Posee seis anillos de dientes que puede rotar en direcciones opuestas, succionando y triturando todo lo que entre en su boca, especialmente la tierra y rocas que come cuando excava. Sin embargo, sus potentes mandíbulas no pueden romper el metal. Sus dientes rotan a tal velocidad que producen un rumor que suena a alguien murmurando. Ya que atacan por debajo, excavando túneles, este susurro y el temblor que causan son las únicas señales que da antes de su ataque.

En términos de fuego, su boca redonda le da la habilidad de escupir anillos de fuego. En los adultos este fuego es bastante potente, pero los Susurros más jóvenes escupen un fuego considerablemente más débil.

Según Patapez, los Muerte Susurrante/Susurros Mortales pueden disparar espinas de cualquier parte de su cuerpo. Esto, sumado a que regeneran sus espinas con una rapidez casi instantánea, les da un mecanismo tanto de defensa como de ataque bastante útil para muchas ocasiones.

En cuanto resistencia e inteligencia también son muy temibles, ya que solo con su cola pueden lanzar a un dragón como Chimuelo a una distancia enorme y levantar a un vikingo pesado como Alvin. Además, demostrado por el enemigo de Chimuelo, uno de estos dragones puede darle batalla a un Furia Nocturna y deducir que su enemigo era incapaz de volar. También son capaces de trabajar en equipo y son inmunes a la hierba y raíz de dragón.

Su mayor debilidad son sus ojos sensibles a la luz que los obliga a vivir bajo tierra en sus túneles.
Comportamiento Editar

Los Muerte Susurrante/Susurros Mortales son extremadamente peligrosos. Cazan atrallendo presas a sus túneles donde pueden cazarlos mejor. También existen indicios de que pueden nadar y pescar, ya que le ofrecieron pescados al Grito Mortal. Cuando devoran una presa la mastican despedazándola con sus mandíbulas giratorias.

Pasan la mayor parte del tiempo metidos en sus túneles ya que sus ojos son sensibles a la luz. Cuando encuentran a otra criatura perdida en sus túneles, si no lo toman como una invasión y no quieren comerla, simplemente la expulsan por el pozo más cercano, como se mostró con Cubeta.

Son dragones extremádamente territoriales. De adultos, vuelven al lugar donde nacieron para reclamarlo como suyo. Los jóvenes son mucho más peligrosos que los adultos, ya que no controlan los músculos de su mandíbula ni sus espinas, sumado a que pueden volar ni bien salen del huevo. Es por esto que los describen como "cierras descontroladas".

En cuanto a su forma de entrenamiento, no existe una única forma. En el corto El Libro de los Dragones se muestra que les gusta que les cepillen los dientes. Sin embargo, en la serie Alvin entrena al suyo de la misma forma que Hipo entrenó a Chimuelo. Además, en la serie de historietas se muestra que se los puede entrenar de pequeños y que el fuego de otro dragón puede incubar sus huevos.
Entrenamiento Editar

Los Muerte Susurrante/Susurros Mortales son casi inentrenables, ya que son agresivos por naturaleza; atacan y destruyen todo a su paso y son temidos por todos los humanos y dragones en general. Las únicas formas efectivas de entrenar a un Susurro es encerrarlo hasta lograr que te tome confianza o criarlo desde el huevo.

Según "El Libro de los Dragones", uno de los primeros cortos de la franquicia, se puede entrenar a uno de estos dragones cepillándole los dientes. Sin embargo, no muchos toman en cuenta este dato, ya que la mayoría de lo dicho y visto en el corto fue descartado a la hora de realizar otros productos posteriores.
CuriosidadesEditar

    En el Manual de Dragones se dice que lo puedes entrenar cepillando sus dientes, pero en Dragones de Berk no saben cómo entrenarlo.
    Es el único dragón que no "ruge", sino que emite un pequeño silbido, de ahí su nombre "susurrante".
    Según Astrid, los Muerte Susurrante/Susurros Mortales pesan algo más de una tonelada.
    Según Bocón, estos dragones solo saben matar. Esto no se encuentra muy alejado de la realidad y podría explicar cómo es que Alvin logró entrenar al suyo, ya que los dragones y sus jinetes suelen compartir ciertos aspectos de su personalidad.
    Según la Dragonpedia y una vieja tabla de estadísticas para este dragón, los Muerte Susurrante/Susurros Mortales tienen un límite de disparos de 1 o 2 (respectivamente). Sin embargo en la serie todos los Susurros vistos son capaces de disparar mucho más que eso. En Escuela de Dragones tienen un límite de diez disparos, lo que queda mucho más acorde.
    Parece que los dragones de esta especie son leales al Grito Mortal.
    Según Escuela de Dragones, estos dragones pueden llegar a medir alrededor de 29 metros de largo.
    Este dragón junto al Trueno Tambor/Relámpago son los únicos dragones que parecen no tener lengua. 

Whispering Death
Information
Class
Boulder
Fire Type:
Concentric rings of fire
Features
Large head and mouth with rotating teeth inside
Sharp spines
White bulging eyes
Abilities
Tunneling
Spine shot
Rotating teeth
Vacuum effect
Immunity to Dragon Nip
Colors:
Grayish Steel Green body with Red highlighted spikes
Size:
Large: 95 feet (29 meters) long
7 feet 6 inches (2.29 meters) tall
Weight
2500 lbs (1134 kg)
Roar:
WhisperingDeathRoar
Habitat:
Caves
Underground tunnels
Distribution:

Bashem
Chilblain
Dark Deep
Dragon's Edge
Dragon's Nest
Harvest Hill
Horrendous Point
Ludia Island
Maddening Marsh
Mount Ymir
Pillaging Pillars
Puffin Point
Rejuvenisle
Roost Rock
Rosy Shores
Screaming Death Island
Screeching Woodlands
Snottite Stop
Sparkfire Mountain
Towering Timberland
Unnamed Islands
Whispering Death Island (presumed)
The Woods That Howled
Vanaheim
  
Trainable:
Yes
Dragons silo whisper
Statistics
Stats icon attack Attack
8 [1]
Stats icon speed Speed
7 [1]
Stats icon armor Armor
7 [1]
Stats icon fire Firepower
3 [1]
Stats icon shot Shot
Limit
1 [1]
Stats icon venom Venom
2 [1]
Stats icon jaw Jaw Strength
4 [1]
Stats icon stealth Stealth
10 [1]
Known Dragons
Individuals:

    Two Whispering Deaths Bork met in Book of Dragons
    Toothless' Nemesis
    Groundsplitter
    Screaming Death's Siblings
    Trailtwister
    Young Whispering Deaths tunneling in When Darkness Falls
    Tuffnut's Death Ride
    Exotic Whispering Death
    Hiccup's Baby Whispering Death

  
Subspecies:
Rushing Death
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    "The Whispering Death knows only one thing- killing!"
    ―Gobber[src]

Whispering Death is a very large dragon that appears in the film continuity and exclusive short, the Book of Dragons. This dragon is seen when Hiccup reads the Dragon Manual, and they are classified as Boulder Class. It makes a further appearance in the series and is mentioned in How to Train Your Dragon 2.
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Official Description

    "Constantly hungry and always burrowing for unwitting food, the Whispering Death is one Dragon that actually prefers being on the ground (or, more accurately, under it) to flying freely across the sky.
    Although plagued with poor eyesight and a terrible sense of direction that often gets them lost, Whispering Death more than make up for these weak points with their multiple rows of buzz-saw teeth that can bore through any solid materials, including rock.
    It is this signature drilling power that creates the hushes rumbling sound which always announce a Whispering Death before it bursts out of the earth to attack."
    ―[src]

    "Using its grinding teeth, this deadly Boulder Class Dragon burrows underground to attack from below. Very intelligent, with a long memory.
    If the Whispering Death's rings of teeth and rock-hard exterior don't scare its opponents, breathing rings of fire will definitely do the trick!"
    ―[src]

Physical Appearance

    Dragons: Rise of Berk: Whispering Death Egg

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Egg

In the series and in School of Dragons, these eggs are smooth and oval, and of a dark colour with even darker spots. In Dragons: Rise of Berk, they looked as if encrusted in a translucent crystal. They have jagged edges and a dark swirl in its middle. This dark swirl could possibly be the curled up embryo of the baby Whispering Death.
Hatchling to Adult

The Whispering Death looks similar to a Screaming Death, with bulging eyes, spiny face and six rows of rotating teeth in its mouth. It has a snake body and neck, similar to a Zippleback, but Whispering Deaths have no legs, only the lower spikes.

Many consider them extremely vicious and often have nightmares after confronting these horrors. Their gaping mouths are full of deadly rotating teeth. Their wings can also be rotated, presumably to aid in the drilling process. They look very similar to the Gulper Eel.
Titan Wing

Titan Whispering Deaths are bigger and armed with many more rows of larger, sharper teeth. They have bigger eyes that do not show their pupils, their eyes are encircled by a small white ring. Titan Whispering Deaths are covered with more dark blue spikes. These spikes can be found on their chin, behind their eyes, their neck and on their tail. They have pairs of purple wings with glossy blue edges. Their body is sand brown and the bottom of their chin is faint purple in color.

In School of Dragons, titan Whispering Deaths also appear to have a crown of large, twisting horns around their heard. Their eyes remain white while the area around them turns red and they grow larger. Their spines grow thicker and appear more across their body while getting shorter near the tail. Their wings also gain a blue stripe while becoming more spiky along the edges.
Abilities
Jaw Strength

A Whispering Death has the ability to use its jaw to travel quickly through solid rock via drilling. But despite their powerful jaws, they can't drill through metal, specifically cast iron.
Rotating Teeth

They have special ability to tunnel underground with great speeds because of their rotating sharp teeth. As these rows of teeth move backwards, it literally sucks everything in a good range in its path. This is called the Vacuum effect.
Fire Power

Whispering Death can breathe powerful rings of fire. An immature Whispering Death's fire is considerably weaker than an adult's.
Strength and Combat

These dragons are very strong physically according to Fishlegs, as shown by Toothless' Nemesis being able to throw Toothless a great distance by using its tail. They are also able to carry the weight of Alvin and Mildew by the tail.

As proven from Toothless' Nemesis, has proven to be one of few dragons to able to fight against Night Fury.
Speed and Agility

Their body, being long, is extremely flexible, and to fly faster, it simply spins its body in a circular motion at a higher rate. With its long, thin body, the tail often makes a whip-crack noise.
Spine Shot

Whispering Deaths are able to shoot their spines just like a Deadly Nadder, which grow on the head and along the length of his body. According to Fishlegs they can shoot spines from any part of their body.
Tunneling

They have six inner rings of sharp teeth that can be rotated in opposite directions which helps the dragon to make tunnels. When these teeth move, they make a terrible and eerie noise that sounds like whispering. Hearing "The Whisper", together with the ground rumbling, are often the only two warning signs that a Whispering Death is coming from underground tunnels if it is not near the surface, throwing earth and rock. Toothless could detect the presence of one from Hiccup's bedroom, which is above ground level.
Endurance and Stamina

Whispering Deaths have high defense, being a Boulder Class dragon. They can take many attacks from their enemies as demonstrated quite profoundly by Toothless' Nemesis, who was able to fight against, well, Toothless, and even survive getting slammed by two very large boulders- in the face.
Senses and Immunity

It's possible the Whispering Death's sense of smell is strong enough to track down its enemies as Toothless' Nemesis was able to find Toothless in Berk.

Apparently, it has an immunity to the effects of conventional dragon nip. When Hiccup tried to use the Dragon Nip to stop an attacking Whispering Death, sniffing it just made the dragon sneeze.
Intelligence

The Whispering Deaths shown have great intelligence as the babies were able to work together as a team to be able to pick up the Screaming Death and Toothless' Nemesis was able understand that Toothless is unable to fly.
Hunting and Fishing

Whispering Deaths are shown to hunt from underground. It is quite possible they use tunnels to trap their prey so they can hunt much easier. It is also implied that the Whispering Death can swim, as the hatchling Whispering Deaths were shown to bring fish to their wounded Screaming Death sibling.
Behavior and Personality

Whispering Deaths are extremely dangerous, like most other dragons, and are able to chew their victims after their ingestion, using their six rows of rotating teeth. They usually live in underground tunnels they burrow themselves, using a burrowing attack against oncoming enemy/prey.

The Dragon Manual once said that they were extremely dangerous and must be killed on the spot. Nevertheless, despite their fearsome reputation, they want their teeth to be brushed. In What Flies Beneath, Fishlegs noticed that a Whispering Death's eyes were sensitive against direct sunlight, which is why it spends most of its time underground.

When Whispering Deaths find intruders in their tunnels, they will forcibly eject them from the nearest pit. This was done to Bucket, but later, when he did the same to Hiccup, he also tried to kill him, pursuing him even above the ground; this may be because although Bucket had simply fallen in, Hiccup was caught running along its tunnel system. Perhaps the dragon believed he was deeply invading his territory or he smelled Toothless scent on Hiccup thinking they are allies.

Whispering Deaths are known to be more dangerous in their infant stages, in contrast to their adult forms. They say that they have less control over their rotating teeth and spines, and are described to be "out of control saw blades." Young Whispering Deaths are known to be extremely territorial of their homeland, "claiming it as their own."
Weaknesses

Whispering Death hate sunlight so they spend their time underground. Although their teeth can break through rock, they are unable to break through metal plating, specifically cast iron.
Training

Whispering Deaths are (almost) untrainable. They are very destructive and aggressive in nature, attacking anything in their way and are generally feared by other dragons and humans in general. The only way to train a Whispering Death would be to capture it and take your time until you eventually gain its trust or by raising one as a hatchling- the only used option if one were to consider School of Dragons.
Appearances
How to Train Your Dragon

The Whispering Death is mentioned when Hiccup reads through Dragon Manual for information about Night Furies. Apparently, this dragon is one of the most feared dragons, as Hiccup says it's name with great fear. Extremely dangerous and must be killed on sight.
Book of Dragons

The Whispering Death has a longer appearance in the short film Book of Dragons. Its characteristics and features are spoken about, as well as its' love of having its teeth brushed. It is also shown when he attacks Bork and his girlfriend, it burned Bork.
Dragons: Riders of Berk

The Whispering Death made ​​its first appearance in the episode What Flies Beneath. This dragon had a grudge with Toothless because of some past confrontation that led to the Night Fury leaving a characteristic scar on the skin of it. Although Toothless tried to fight him on his own, his inability to fly to put him at a disadvantage. The Whispering Death almost killed Toothless, trying to knock him into a canyon. It was only after Toothless accepted Hiccup's help that the Whispering Death is defeated and, at Hiccup's insistence, spared him. Once it fled, the holes that it caused were blocked with boulders.

In We Are Family, Part 2, a Whispering Death makes another appearance. The dragon was seen in the cells on Outcast Island throughout the episode. Alvin tried to get Hiccup to train it along with two other dragons, but Hiccup fled on a Deadly Nadder leaving Alvin disappointed. At the end of the episode, Alvin finally learns to train a dragon, and bonded with a Whispering Death. Thus, Alvin reached his goal at the end of Live and Let Fly. The Outcasts put a large number of Whispering Death eggs under the tunnels of Berk, and soon, one of the eggs hatched.
Dragons: Defenders of Berk

In The Iron Gronckle, Savage and some Outcasts revisited the tunnels, where many young Whispering Death had hatched and tunneled. Later, they found the Screaming Death egg, and its very large tunnel. They escaped when they heard the Screaming Death roaring in the distance.

In Tunnel Vision, at least three Whispering Death juveniles emerged and attacked the village. After the Whispering Deaths were driven off, the Screaming Death appeared and summoned them back. The Whispering Deaths re-engaged the riders but were eventually defeated. When the Screaming Death was wounded by Hiccup and Toothless, the Whispering Death juveniles came to its aid, carrying it to an unknown location and feeding it to aid in its recovery.

One is shown on Outcast Island where Mildew is feeding it fish in Cast Out, Part 2. It also tried to steal his staff. After that, the mother of all the juvenile Whispering Deaths (including the Screaming Death) seen so far is also shown, sleeping above her nest. As part of the plan to rescue Stoick, Hiccup, and Toothless from Dagur, Alvin and Mildew released the dragons. They begin attacking the Berserkers, not to mention destroying the Outcast killing arena. After Fishlegs brought the Screaming Death to Outcast Island, it finally noticed its mother (the one it was looking for in the first place, and it goes berserk), yet Dagur captured and threatened to kill the mother, making the giant dragon go mad once again. Thanks to Snotlout and Hookfang's acts, the mother is freed, and the Screaming Death reunites with it's family, not forgetting to thanks Hiccup and Toothless by roaring at him before flying off with its siblings.
Dragons: Race to the Edge
Season 1

When the gang was searching for a new base of operations in Imperfect Harmony, they came across an island, only to notice familiar holes in the ground. They later realise that they are Whispering Death tunnels, and several young ones emerge and the gang flees.
Games
Death 1

A Whispering Death as it appears in Wild Skies
DreamWorks Dragons: Wild Skies

Whispering Deaths also appears in the companion game Dragons: Wild Skies.
Dragons: Rise of Berk

Whispering Deaths also appear in the game, Dragons: Rise of Berk. Toothless can find their eggs in Banshem, and can be trained to collect wood and fight for Berk. Toothless' Nemesis, Groundsplitter, Trailtwister and Tuffnut's Death Ride also appeared in it.
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School of Dragons

The Whispering Death also appeared in School of Dragon, with its titan form also available.

A skeleton of a juvenile Whispering Death appears on Auction Island on display by the seedy vendors there.
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Trivia

    According to Astrid, the Whispering Death weights about 2,500 pounds.
    In flight, the Whispering Death rotates around in a corkscrew motion, probably to add more propulsion due to its small wings.
    According to Gobber, a Whispering Death knows only one thing: killing. In fact it is kind of true. The Whispering Death that appeared in "What Flies Beneath" was untrainable, and one that appeared in the finale was extremely aggressive towards Hiccup and Mildew. If this saying is true, then it helps to explain why Alvin could train his Whispering Death. Like most dragons and riders, they share personality traits.
    A Whispering Death's diet includes cattle, sheep, and yaks, though it also seems to eat humans, or at least those who invade his territory. It is implied they are able to fish.
    Tuffnut wants a Whispering Death and thinks it's name is "... much better than Zippleback!". He and Ruffnut later state that the destruction they cause is 'beautiful'.
    Being subterranean worm-like predators that attack from underneath, the Whispering Death is similar to the Graboids from the film Tremors.
    The Whispering Death is the second dragon species to have the word "death" in its name, the first being the Red Death, the third being the Screaming Death, the fourth being the Sweet Death, and the fifth being the Death Song.
    According to its statistics, the shot limit of the Whispering Death is 2. But in "What Flies Beneath", Whispering Death fires more than twice, continuously. According to School of Dragons they have a shot limit of 10 which would appear to be the case.
    Young Whispering Deaths are more violent than adults, as they have less control of their jaws or their spines.
    Baby Whispering Deaths are able to fly as soon as they hatch.
    Whispering Deaths seem to be loyal to the Screaming Death.
    The Whispering Death resembles the Mongolian Death Worm, a mythical creature from Asia.
    According to School of Dragons, Whispering Deaths can grow 95 feet long.
    In the Riders of Berk comic book series, it is shown that Whispering Deaths can be trained if they are babies. It is also shown that a dragon's fire can incubate and hatch a Whispering Death egg.
    A Whispering Death will back down against more than one dragon.
    Whispering Death hatchlings are known to come back to their place of birth and claim it as their own.
    Whispering Death, alongside Thunderdrum, is one of the only dragons that doesn't seem to have a tongue.