NO SHIT 👏

We needed a Godamn Zombie polar bear

"And Azor Ahai shall teleport out of nowhere, then plunge a Valyrian steel dagger into the chest of the Great Other whilst screeching like a cat giving birth."

you crazy bro they said jon hugging ghost goodbye was too expensive to include lmfao

ilovetacos “too expensive” HBO made 3.2 billion in 2016 alone, in 2017 and 2018 around the same, so in the lapse of 3 years HBO has made around 10 billion dollars, but somehow they can’t use more money on the budget of their biggest show? Nah, they had money they just didn’t wanted to invest like they invested before, and it backfired, big time

GRRM didn't just make a world, he made a universe

Yep

And all of them will be finished before Winds of Winter comes out.

1.247 possible stories could be make out of ASoIaF⚔

@@Literarydilettante lmao

As the gods intended

I like to interpret it as, the cold was so harsh that the water froze and he wasn't able to tamper it, thus his wife sacrificed herself to make the weapon. It's just my interpretation.

Hey, he got the job done, and now there will be zero nagging :)

It would be very Martin-like for the hero to turn out to be the bad guy all along.

some think it wasnt a man at all, but the discovery of dragons which provided the weapon needed to fight back and win.

we need this adapted asap

Every jrpg every

Translation can be a bitch especially in dialects that are no longer used

it must have been a terrible script let's be honest 🤣🤣🤣

Eddie LM Jon is aegon targaryen

If Jon is the child from the Tower of Joy in the books, he already has/had a brother named Aegon, there's a character in the books right now claiming to be that very Aegon. There were three heads to the dragon in Westeros, Aegon, Rhaenys and Visenya. If you look at Rhaegar's children he had Rhaenys and Aegon already.

Yes, Jon being called Aegon in the show is really dumb. What parent gives 2 out of his 3 children the same name? If Jon is the son of Rheagar, maybe Lyanna died before naming him so Ned himself named the child, so his real name might very well be Jon.

His name should of been Jahaerys JesusNeolukeskywalker

actually, Ned had a very different plan for Jon. Ned wanted Jon to build a castle in the New Gift and start a new cadet branch of House Stark. It's really easy to forget this, because it was only mentioned once in the entire series. Jon also calls this, Ned's Dream of Spring.

Unless the Others have boats or something.

@fat cow He also likes to say his belly isn't connected to the ground and yet...

Fight for Europe yo i noticed that too!!

You just killed me with that one!

MisterTutor2010 BY THE POWER OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WHICH WAS LEGAL BEFORE PHONES I SHALL KILL THE WHITE WALKERS AND DEFILE MY WIFES CORPSE

POWAH OF DA PATRIARCHY!

Good old days

Vaibhav Shah back in my day men committed the most domestic violence

That would be cool, but we may have to go with obvious clues such as Dany and Jon. (Although the hound would be amazing as a world savior.)

Thomas Alvarez trust me dude, GRRM, DB Weiss, D Benioff, are always pulling unexpected things from the books and show, I can't imagine anyone more unexpecting than the Hound. I mean he did appear only once in one of the ten episodes in season 6, I guess there is something fishy going on.

Georgie Bolimz Defiantly something with Arya as stoneheart 2.0

Well for anyone interest. I actually did write a theory for why it is a possibility (that the Hound could end up clasping Lightbringer, and taking the Azor Ahai role) around 2 months ago when Episode 7 of Season 6 first aired. It got 200 upvotes on Reddit, but never really went that viral. www.reddit.com/r/gameofthrones/comments/4ocopt/everything_cold_openings_for_cold_winds_a_new/

2424Lars If you had read what I wrote, I said I believe there's a 40% chance it would be him and I gave my reasoning for it. Also I say I do not believe there will be ONE hero, there will be many heroes. But that the Hound will "CLASP" light-bringer. There's only one sword that can really be Lightbringer at this point in the story if those prophecies are to be believed and it's Oathkeeper. Anyway read my whole post, because I make a few interesting points, not just the ONE about Azor Ahai & who will "clasp" light-bringer.

“To be believed”

:)

I mean, that’s basically how the books describe it

Renly has a rainbow guard Renly is azor ahai confirmed

Bo G a plausible theory and an interesting one at that too. I would like to see the planets entire landmass once the series is done

Plot twist, white walkers are just people from essos who go too far east and succumb to the cold

Hell, for all we know the last hero may just be an ideal.

+Coley Durham I was being sarcastic lol

+Coley Durham no lol

+Coley Durham *np

What's 24 x 100?

The Spriggan Use a calculator

I hope he isnt

+Jorgi Zoran yeah, it's too cliche

At this point we kinda know he is, but he will likely did... Again

Or aegon VI (son of rhaegar), he was born on dragonstone (amidst salt and smoke), he's a targaryen (blood of the dragon) and it is said a red comet could be seen above kings landing when he was born.

SherBoCop what epic story doesn't have a cliche hero lol

Keep in mind that legends and prophecies aren't literal but metaphors that represent truth. I doubt the reality of a magical flaming sword because it would feel rather useless against a horde of dead. How is a measly sword suppose to stop the Others? Valyrian steel and Dragonglass already are effective against Others. Jon has even speculated if this Lightbringer is not a Valyrian sword, perhaps the first made. Sword is used to mean weapon many times, which can be anything. Also the legend says Lightbringer came to be when Azor impaled his sword through his beloved Nissa Nissa. And it was her fiery soul that gave birth to the Sword of Heroes. So it gets you thinking if Lightbringer is a metaphor for a fiery soul, a beloved woman. I've said before Jon is the Promised Prince, and Daenerys is Lightbringer/Azor Ahai. Or her and her Dragons. I fear she may die in the War for the Dawn, a sacrifice but not by someone killing her to make a fiery sword. It would make more sense to actually impale a Dragon to make a magical fire sword. As they are fire made flesh and powerful magical creatures. In short, I think things will play out differently than prophecies suggest. The reality will be, well realer. We already have several heroes who are likely to lead humanity in the War for the Dawn, not just one savior, such as Jon and Daenerys.

Jon will kill fcking mad quenn Deny ajd become a king Sansa and will rule the North and Bran will rebuild the wall Gendry will be new lord of Stormlands and marry Arya Sam will eat white walkers. Happy end

Gandalf čarobnjak sa Sjevera And everyone that died will be resurrected! And they'll find the fountain of youth and become immortal!

Ruben Avalos awesomeee :O

The Law Dany must die!!! I think throne will be destroyed

Already have! :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a76pq6d8v7DGeWg.html

Let's see if you can find a re-skined balrog in the video. :)

4:33 and there's a balrog in Essos

Jojen Reed hasn’t died in the books

Interesting, makes me think it's even more likely it's Jon then (with Daenerys)...

After someone strangles her

Already have :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9F9idVp2ZiWY4k.html

what they always do hide in there castles until everythings done then attack the victor then get crushed

You have much to learn young summer child, start watching some book theories. Begin with Alt shift x, then move on to Preston Jacobs and Lucifer means Lightbringer

@@SunDogGod comment was a year ago and I’ve got even more knowledgeable than I already was. It’s just my questions reveal uncertainty’s within the knowledge accessible to the reader

The land of always winter connects to the east of essos from north of the wall. Its a massive continent like Antarctica

Essos was only affected by the Long Winter, the Others weren't in Essos. In Asshaii, there is mention of a hero wielding a red sword, fighting the darkness and leading virtuous people into battle to bring back the day. When that legend spread, different cultures took that legend and gives a different names to the hero. For the R'hllorist, they believes that the hero was a champion, Azor Ahai, sent by their god. Comparing the legend with Westeros we can see that the hero was in fact the Last Hero, wielding the dragonsteel blade, fighting the Others, leading the first men of the Night's Watch during the battle of the Dawn. So when people are referring to Azor Ahai and Lightbringer they are in fact talking about the Last Hero and his dragonsteel blade. (and Azor Ahai Reborn is about the Prince that was Promised).

Yes maybe in the books but not on the show

WIll be done before the next season of GoT

Thanks.This is a nice channel,it would be shame if something happends to it.

:|. Why ...

I know people who know people who are conected to the fair use shit going on.

CivilizationEx Rock on good videos btw

The world of ice and fire

Old Nan is rarely wrong.

Jon Cheshire omg. I think you may be right.

Here lies the TRUE STORY why the Others/White Walkers brought the Long Night to Westeros while the known world also affected. The Night King and the rest of the White Walkers minds were enslaved by magic that the Children of the Forest cast on them as suitable weapons against the First Men during the war against them. After the war ended and the pact sealed between the Children and the First Men. The Others were put into a slumber in the Land of the Always Winter in frigid ice tombs until a time for them to be used again. But upon the coming Age of Heroes, the magic that enslaved the minds of the White Walkers and their king were weakened and soon broken. It was this forthcoming that the Night King finally regained his consciousness over a long a centuries being a puppet for the Children of the Forest. But his other kins have no conscience for they are long empty husk of their former self. They themselves can still follow the absolute order of their king. Only the Night King has intelligence that of a human but he can't never remember who he is from the time before he became what he is. Though he never forgets the ones that did this to him in the first place. The Long Night begins. Not a cataclysm that played as a cycle against the survival of the human race. But a ravenous revenge and vengeance that the Night King felt unto him towards the Children of the Forest. He only marched from the north of Westeros to the south as to find and massacred and bring extinction to his makers and puppeteers, the Children of the Forest. The First Men were only his way that resulted in collateral damage. Being short-sighted, the First Men mistook the White Walkers intention along the impending cold winter unleashed by them as something that would driven them to extinction. Soon it reached as a climax that the First Men noted this as the War of the Living and the Dead, the War of the Dawn. The Children of the Forest also put themselves as also siding with the First Men but entirely hiding all along it was their mistake of creating and unleashing something they thought they have it controlled. Like it happened in the tale, both the Night Watch and the Last Hero were able to push the Others and their horde of undead farther north. But in reality, the Night King had seen enough that his entourage towards the killing of the Children of the Forest given him an insight that no farther sooner the Children last surviving members won't last in the world. He made it look like the Last Hero and the Night Watch able to defeat him and his fellow kins. In truer perspective, he was just pulling back his forces in the Land of Always Winter and once again to slumber for centuries to come. The Wall was built and act as a deterrent against the Others if they intent to go south. It was at the time in the aftermath of the Long Night that the Children of the Forest spread the word that the White Walkers and the Night King are pure cold evil incarnate and a threat to the living. Going on and on that they have no conscience mind but just pure hate and cruelty to all living things, a monsters. They're painting them as something the world doesn't need. Worshipers of the Old Gods but liars in a sense. Just not knowing the facts that the real reason the Others killed all of them was an act of revenge bias the Night King intention. After 8,000 years, he's awoken once again but is completely unknown what his intention towards Westeros. As what the Starks used to say "Winter is Coming".

Lt. Commander Olly Jackson a generation is usually when the children of the previous generation starts having kids, so nowadays it would be roughly 20-35 years. However got/asoiaf is based on medieval times so the people were married younger, longer, and had more children. Therefore a generation in asoiaf/got would roughly be anywhere from 14-27 years

@@rna5118 Yeah that works for me

Russian Patriot the night ming as in the show isnt in the books, so youre probably wrong.

Not too much info

They tried which is probably why S7 ended up being a shitpile with teleporting characters and people acting out of character so they can hurry up and die or be put to where they need to be before the war starts. There's still a lot to deal with though. I wonder who runs the Riverlands now?

There is no Night King in the books, like there is in the show. There is another character called the Nights King, but he is a historical figure from the Night's Watch, not the leader of the White Walkers. In the books they don't have a single leader, at least as far as we know.

Its ending not coming

:)

+CivilizationEx but Jon doesn't know nothing :( don't kill Jon xD

why reverse tho? why isnt it the other way around? theres still a lot to see xD we all know nothing

Jerald Lerida the Others camefrom the North, nd perhaps are the same demons described as attacking the East if that legend is to be believed, which would mean the continents might be connected.

neither

Stannis baratheon the one true king.

Hodor

Bran Stark

Sandor Clegayne

Yes they did.

Ruben Avalos How long do you think the knights watch existed before the wall do you think the timing is close enough for Brandon the builders son to be the 13th lord commander I think the 13th lord commander has to be a few decades maybe a century after the long night

***** First the Long Night happened. Then some years into it a hero who in Northern legend is remembered as the Last Hero united with the Children of the Forest to end it in the Battle for the Dawn. Soon after the Others/White Walkers were driven North to the Lands of Always Winter, Brandon the Builder, founder of House Stark, with the help of the Children of the Forest built the Wall. He also built Winterfell and the Oldtown Citadel allegedly. The men who aided the Last Hero formed and established the Night's Watch to protect the realm of men. Those unfortunate people who were beyond became the Free Folk/Wildlings. After 13 generations, the 13th Lord Commander declared himself the King of the Night's Watch and served the Others, taking one of them or a Wight as his Queen. He ruled with cruelty and obscenity, until the King Beyond the Wall elected by the Free Folk and the current King of Winter/King in the North, a Stark, united their forces and deposed of the Night's King freeing the Night's Watch from his leadership. It's speculated the Night's King was indeed a relative of King Stark at the time, a brother, cousin, or even bastard half-brother. He may have been a descendant of Brandon Stark, but not his immediate son as his time was at least 13 generations after.

Ruben Avalos thanks for the clarification I always get confused as to when the nights watch got started and I have heard people say so many different things about the 13th lord commander but now I know it's 13 generations so thank you for letting me know

***** No problem. 😄