I don't think it was out shadowed. I think he stood out very much

In the end he was as much of a Father to Sansa and Arya as Eddard ever was

Arya and the Hound was the best story arc in the series

No they don’t

@@maybemaybemaybe8719 yeah they kinda do

The writers wasted an opportunity with her character. It could have been so much more. The series ended anticlimactically.

@@maestercraig3990 I know. I wanted more.

Yeah, that was the most Go hard role in the show, and I didn't see it coming...at all! It was cute when she hit the bullseye from behind Bran, but she turnt all the way up by the finale. The least threatening posing the greatest threat is ALWAYS the ultimate formula.

Her character development was turning into a sociopathic killer

She only became the character she was after season 5 was plot armor. Their is no way jaquan hagar would have let her leave

All the Stark children did except the poor kid։((

Theon had much better character development throughout the entire show All of Arya's character development happened in the first 3 seasons

i would give a shit about all the higher places if i would have her abilitys.

Thanks to the hound for beeing there for her, he loved her like a daughter he never had ❤️

Arya is the worst written character in the entire series after season 4.

aww thank you! that's so kind of you

totally agree! best editing i’ve ever seen featuring GOT 👏🙌

Ehhh....Second Best......which is a compliment......cuz StopHodoring (now HushHodor) is GRRM himself, I swear to it!

I agree, this made me want to restart the show, and I just finished all of it less than a year ago

@@jacobellercan you link your personal favorite?

And Hodor held the door

@@anthonyshields You know I'm not so sure about that. Hodor was a perfectly normal boy until the three eyed raven inflicted him with a seizure that left him with some weird brain damage. Hodor wasn't born that way. Hodor's death broke my heart. I felt he was "used". 😒

@@elibell19 Maybe, but in the moment, he still chose his end. He died saving people he cared for.

@@JoeL-yq1iv He did. However it was not necessary to take his "life" away. From the moment of his seizure he was the village idiot, and didn't have a life of his own. It makes me want to kick the Three Eyed Raven in the nether feathers.

Yeah it was awesome until the last two seasons. As much as I love Arya, I‘ll never forgive the writers that they let her kill greatest threat and most interesting story arc with a teleportation jutsu.

Arya Stark needs her own standalone series. Would be cool.

They were fun to watch

"Not me. Them!"

@@frankmueller2781 haha! Sweeping my Sword to the music is the new yoga movement!

Staggering how a bunch of Jon fanboys couldn’t see it coming and thought he was robbed of his kill

It was magnificent 💚

@@grousiest even the cast themselves were surprised by this choice of "who defeats the Night King and how". And it is no wonder. We had - Bran becoming some superseer/prophet for ... what use exactly? - The whole prophecy thing of Ice+Fire joining (in person of Jon Snow aka son of Lyanna Stark and Rheagar Targaryen) in "prince that was promised". You may not know it, but this sht basically started the whole mess in the first place with "abduction" of Lyana, Robert´s Rebellion and such. - Spectatular resurrection of Jon Snow with promises from Red God for ... what now? Arya was destined to be a killer and grew to it, but she is not the type to "go into massive battle", she is "rogue, assasin" type of character. Her appearing out of absolutely nowhere during the biggest battle on the North so far right in the middle of it without any explanation is ... questionable to say the least. She could have been the one in the end, but the last season was so chaotic and poorly written (due to hast) that it didn´t make sense at all for most of us viewers. But that is not fault of Arya or her actress. This goes to showrunners.

Wow, brilliantly put.

Arya and Tyrion are the only characters, that must survive for sure, because they’re the favorite characters from George R. R. Martin and his wife.

And he must promised his wife, that Arya would survive.

I agree. I think she actually died when stabbed in the gut, but the Many Faced God was not done whit her. He needed an instrument in the world of man to destroy the Night King and she was it. After her resurrection she had almost no fear of death, she was in fact the "Right Hand of Death". her father taught her love, loyalty, and duty. The Hound taught her how to survive and see the world for what it is. Jaquin H'gar taught her how to be a Faceless Man. With all that she is in my opinion the most interesting person in the story. many other had great arcs of development and redemption, but hers has the most growth.

@@justynaszmnsk2443 🙁

Yeah and nope. Yes for her caracter, but he didn't trained her. Was the God of Death who trained her through Faceless Men. And Three Eyed Raven knew that, to a point he gave her the only wheapon capable of kill the Knight King - Aegon I Targaryen's dagger - the ancient blade made of first valeryan steel and dragonstone.

She has the best and always was Martin favorite caracter. Faceless killer, dancing master, high born and frm the north, quite a cv 😂

Then they have it wrong. Drogon, and by extension Daenaris, killed a lot more.

@@Zombie-lx3sh Daenaris is dead thou. Cant kill to many when your dead

@@jeffreyvian How is that even relevant? Everybody dies.

@@Zombie-lx3sh valar morghulis

@@Zombie-lx3sh That's the difference between Arya and Danaerys (forgive my spelling mistake, if any). Danaerys killed innocent people. Arya did too, but a lot less in numbers. And also, without her first husband, Danaerys is nothing but an unburnt woman with a complicated family history.

thanks alot ! totally agree with you :)

There will never be another Arya Stark. Or as we all like to call her Arya mother-fucking Stark!

I mean she got the best ending of all of them.

Why should her ending be any different than her journey? She's always been a fighter and that lady/queen bullshit just isn't her. She's an adventurer and ought not waste away on some throne.

I wanted Arya's departure for her to hug Sansa and Bran, then tell them goodbye in a busy courtyard. Sansa asks what Arya means, as Arya simply steps backwards into the courtyard. A cart crosses the frame, obscuring Arya, and suddenly someone else is standing there (face magic), then some other obstruction, and she's simply gone. My headcanon is after the whole "A girl is Arya Stark. And I am going home." Ja'qen offered to let Arya go home, take care of her list, make her family safe, then she returns to be Faceless. The fact she uses Face Magic tells me she IS Faceless, just finishing "Arya's" final obligations.

why running? supposedly she defeated dead...

And Sandor, she learned a lot from him.

Couldn’t agree more. It was Walter White until Maisie came along and absolutely crushed this role.

Thank you, you're very kind :D

thank you :)

Thank you :)

Best duo is Ygrit and John Snow

Thank you sweets :)

@Stuff_And_Things: Yes. Arya Stark is my No.1 cute little bad-ass. I would not like to be on her list.

thank you :)

Bla bla bla ... she only killed the Knight king

Ahah merci à toi :)

Thank you :D

Not possibly, but rather easily the most dangerous person in GOT. She could kill all of the rest and wear their faces to keep hunting. She killed the night king like it was a side hussle.