Looked like the main exit to the dragon pit was covered up by the temporary floor installed for the ceremony. Dragons can’t take the stairs.
One more thing.
After watching the finale, we are definetly riding dragons in the next fromsoft game right?
Cuz its been a long time coming.
His title would actually be King-Consort, not King.Shouldn't Daemon be KING Daemon now? Folks still calling him Prince.
GRRM calls him "Prince Daemon" throughout F&B so I guess it is some royal formality. I had just assumed it was because he was ALREADY a Prince and with the war and all, but if they call the wife of a King a Queen, why not the husband of a Queen? Is it just more "patriarchy" to prevent confusion that the dude next to the QUEEN doesn't have power, he's just arm candy, while the KING can easily bear having a Queen next to him due to inheritance and porgeny and whatnot? Or is it really Queen Regent and Queen Consort, but that just gets shortened to Queen? I get "Dowager Queen" means her King hubby is dead.His title would actually be King-Consort, not King.
But it's not unusual for the husband of the Queen to take the name Prince either. Takethe real life example of Queen Elizabeth and her Husband. Philip wasn't King Philip. He was Prince Philip
lol yep. Did they not see the Night King episode? Arya, a Stark, kills the Night King and shes no Targaryan. Unless the prophecy was about Jon killing Dany which makes no sense since shes not the other worldly threat the prophecy hints at.I LOL at the "Aegon's prophecy" being so important when in GOT the writers were so bad, not only isn't the prophecy important, but the opposite turned out to be true. Based on the way D&D wanted it, if everyone ignored the threat beyond the wall, everyone would've lived happily ever after. Going beyond the wall is the only reason they got past it in the first place. I hope in season 2 they stop eluding to GOT.
Exactly. Definitely some patriarchy shit happening. But you're spot on. It's Queen Consort, but it gets shortened to just "queen" for brevity"GRRM calls him "Prince Daemon" throughout F&B so I guess it is some royal formality. I had just assumed it was because he was ALREADY a Prince and with the war and all, but if they call the wife of a King a Queen, why not the husband of a Queen? Is it just more "patriarchy" to prevent confusion that the dude next to the QUEEN doesn't have power, he's just arm candy, while the KING can easily bear having a Queen next to him due to inheritance and porgeny and whatnot? Or is it really Queen Regent and Queen Consort, but that just gets shortened to Queen? I get "Dowager Queen" means her King hubby is dead.
I LOL at the "Aegon's prophecy" being so important when in GOT the writers were so bad, not only isn't the prophecy important, but the opposite turned out to be true. Based on the way D&D wanted it, if everyone ignored the threat beyond the wall, everyone would've lived happily ever after. Going beyond the wall is the only reason they got past it in the first place. I hope in season 2 they stop eluding to GOT.
Well, there is the rumored Jon Snow sequel series.......lol. Jon Snow vs the Night God aka the true threat???????lol yep. Did they not see the Night King episode? Arya, a Stark, kills the Night King and shes no Targaryan. Unless the prophecy was about Jon killing Dany which makes no sense since shes not the other worldly threat the prophecy hints at.
Viserys. Such a good dude. Was really feeling for himSo who is everyone's favorite character after this season?
Mine is definitely Aemond. He's a classic villain, perhaps a bit too moustache twirling, but he does it with such glee and so well. And he's such a bastard in service of his family. Yes, he's obviously still very sore about losing that eye, but he's so passionate in his cause because he believes in his mother's claim so strongly. I also get a kick out of how he clearly tries to emulate his more villainous, cunning uncle, but just comes off as a kind of cheap knock off of him.
before the foot shit, LarysSo who is everyone's favorite character after this season?
Mine is definitely Aemond. He's a classic villain, perhaps a bit too moustache twirling, but he does it with such glee and so well. And he's such a bastard in service of his family. Yes, he's obviously still very sore about losing that eye, but he's so passionate in his cause because he believes in his mother's claim so strongly. I also get a kick out of how he clearly tries to emulate his more villainous, cunning uncle, but just comes off as a kind of cheap knock off of him.
nah it's this
Viserys GOAT. Daemon and Aemon are badass. Actually Daemon is a badass, Aemon is just being played by a guy who exudes charisma.Based on this season alone
but Viserys really came close along with Alicent and Cole. Corlys, Larys, and Otto were ok as well. I want to see more Aegon II's evolution.
GRRM says The Winds Of Winter is maybe 3/4 Done.
Seeing as how the last book came out 12 years ago, that means the last 1/4 is going to take 4 more years.
2026 it is then.
why is Vhagar reacting in pain here lol
Because dragons can kill/hurt dragons.why is Vhagar reacting in pain here lol
oh, so dragon fire is special? it breaches their regular fire immunity?Because dragons can kill/hurt dragons.
Dragon's are not immune/impervious to dragonflame. As they get older the scales will thicken helping to protect, but they are not immune.oh, so dragon fire is special? it breaches their regular fire immunity?
Dragonfire is depicted as MUCH hotter than any normal fire. So while Arrax might not be able to kill Vhagar with fire breath, I'm sure it stung a little at least. I believe virtually all "dragon on dragon" battles end with claw and bite damage though.oh, so dragon fire is special? it breaches their regular fire immunity?
Also their hides might be tough but I imagine possibly taking a flame to the eye is going to make anything react that wayDragonfire is depicted as MUCH hotter than any normal fire. So while Arrax might not be able to kill Vhagar with fire breath, I'm sure it stung a little at least. I believe virtually all "dragon on dragon" battles end with claw and bite damage though.
I will say, why poke the dragon here. You had gotten away, no need to come back.
Absolutely remarkable cinematography. Say what you will about GoT's insistence on using night scenes for their battle sequences, but the cinematography here is just sublime. Apparently they are using the UE5 tech they made for Mandalorian. I always liked that more than green screens which create these very fake lighting Halos around the main characters.
The second gif has a very video game over the shoulder cam. It's a shame no dev is even trying to do stuff like this. I believe we can come very close to these graphics using UE5. Hollywood is just so far ahead of the gaming industry at the moment. Really pushing both the TV and movie medium. Avatar 2 is going to blow minds too.
Arrax didn't get away, too small and the storm was too great. Was winded so probably felt he needed a distraction or was in fight or flight mode, but flight was failing.I will say, why poke the dragon here. You had gotten away, no need to come back.
He was in the canyon, Giant Dragon couldn't get there. I think you find a place to perch down there.Arrax didn't get away, too small and the storm was too great. Was winded so probably felt he needed a distraction or was in fight or flight mode, but flight was failing.
If there was no storm, Vhagar would have never caught up.
Yeah that wouldve made more sense but what can I say, Dragons be stupid.I will say, why poke the dragon here. You had gotten away, no need to come back.
This reminded me of an incident I saw at the dog park a long time ago.Yeah that wouldve made more sense but what can I say, Dragons be stupid.
Yep, I was one of them. Most were for good reason with how shit the final 2.5-3 seasons of that rushed GoT's was.Go to the start of this thread and come back to this very page and seeing the amount of 180s does give you whiplash.
When it is good, it is good.Go to the start of this thread and come back to this very page and seeing the amount of 180s does give you whiplash.
The CG can be a bit hit or miss…the dragon fight in the finale was gorgeous, but other scenes where they’re mixing with live action look kinda janky. No doubt overall the cinematography, set, prop and costume design has been phenomenal though. With the exception of the night beach scene, the Dolby Vision has made everything pop and look awesome.House of Dragon straight up looks better than most 200-300 million budget movies. That last episode was especially stunning visually. A treat to watch on OLED with great speakers (Sonos arc/sub in my case). Well done HBO, but should’ve planned better to have season 2 come out next year.
Go to the start of this thread and come back to this very page and seeing the amount of 180s does give you whiplash.
I'm curious how much of this show was in a completed state early enough to be obvious that this was gonna be at the very least a modest success, even if skepticism that it would COMPLETELY recapture GoT at its height is justified. I've a hard time thinking that any exec could watch the show, as we saw it, 4-6 months ago and think "yeah, better wait for some view reports before starting with season 2".House of Dragon straight up looks better than most 200-300 million budget movies. That last episode was especially stunning visually. A treat to watch on OLED with great speakers (Sonos arc/sub in my case). Well done HBO, but should’ve planned better to have season 2 come out next year.
I hope they do. And I hope they get Benioff and Weiss to do it lol.I sometimes wonder, if by some miracle this guy finishes TWoW and ADoS before he dies, is there gonna be a demand to adapt them into a show? You'd obviously have to recast the actors, but if the books come out and they're leagues, I'm talking leagues better than the show, I wouldn't be surprised if there's a ton of pressure on HBO to get them made.
Interesting theory and observations regarding why Arrax may have attacked Vhagar. Even interjects with clips from the show.