Everything Explained recently shared a couple of videos in which they shared everything you need to know about all of the 27 dragons that are either mentioned or featured in the series. This includes their name, age, location, personalities, powers, and riders, all wrapped up in a helpful infographic and clips from the series.  

The first video was released at the start of the second season of House of the Dragon in June and features descriptions of 22 dragons. The clip is particularly helpful for those who are just starting to watch the show, as it features no spoilers. You’ll get up to speed about the dragons tied to the main characters and learn more about those that are yet to play a significant role in the Game of Thrones universe.

Everything Explained shared a follow-up video midway through the second season of House of the Dragon. This clip contains some of the spoilers and is great to watch after you have gone through episodes released up to that point. All of the dragons from the series universe are covered, including Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion from Game of Thrones. Check it out below.

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Together, the illustrations form a song that begins with:

“A is for Arya, lethal and small,

B is for Bran. Things began with a fall.

C is for Cersei and her horrible ways,

D is for Dany — her children ablaze!

E is for Eddard and his runaway head.

F is for Freys, who drink til they’re dead.”

See the rest in the illustrations below!

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Recently, a Facebook page dedicated to Game of Thrones joined the bandwagon and a fan used the new “gender swap” filter on the cast, transforming some of the characters of the HBO series into their gender-bent versions.

From Jon/Joan Snow to Sansa/Samson Stark, you can see entirely different versions, some are hilarious, but others like Jon Snow ended up to become a very gorgeous woman. Take a look below.

The post The “Game of Thrones” Characters Look Very Different With This Filter appeared first on PlayJunkie.

During the victory party scene, fans spotted a modern Starbucks-like coffee cup in front of the table where Daenerys Targaryen was seated. Thanks to the banquet hall lighting, you didn’t have to be a three-eyed raven to see this coffee cup.

Despite the great attention to detail the production designers and crew put into every episode, it appears someone needs coffee that day and probably the staff was so worn out he/she forgot to put away the cup before they shot the scene.

HBO has responded to the viral post stating that “The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea.” It turns out they still got Daenerys’ order wrong.

Despite the chaos, fans are having some fun with this post..

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The network acknowledged the blunder after fans freaked out when they saw the cup on a table in front of Daenerys Targaryen. “The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea,” HBO said in a statement.

“I can’t believe it,” executive producer Bernadette Caulfield told WYNC. “Our on-set prop people and decorators are so on it one thousand percent. I just honestly can’t, I’m like, is that really? Because nowadays you can’t believe what you see because people can put things into a photo that really doesn’t exist. But I guess maybe it was there, I’m not sure. But, yeah. We’re sorry!”

Now, the streaming version of the GOT episode available on HBO Now and HBO Go had removed the coffee cup from the scene. According to Variety, a rep for HBO confirmed that it was already deleted and the future airings of the episode would be the updated version.

As usual, fans have responded to the latest update. Scroll down to see the hilarious comments.

The post HBO Digitally Edits “Game of Thrones” to Remove Errant Coffee Cup appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The popular talk show recently hosted the Game of Thrones cast for a hilarious skit called “Game of Phones.” The skit had Sophie Turner, John Bradley, Maisie Williams, and other GoT stars hosting a hotline to help the confused fans of the show for just “$2.99 a minute.” The raven deliveries were a bit pricier, starting at $5.99.

“Who poisoned King Joffrey?” one fan asked Turner, who plays Sansa Stark on the show.

“No one did. It turned out to be a bad clam,” Turner responded before giving the fan a tip on how to check out if the clam is alive before cooking.

So, how did the GoT cast ended up working the hotline? Well, it turns out they didn’t read their contracts properly, as there was a “small but diabolical” clause in them that requires each cast member to work Game of Phones for 20 hours a week. Also, they have to mow George R. R. Martin’s lawn free of charge. If you ask us, they should really think about changing their agents.

Check out this hilarious skit in the videos below.

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So some fans of the HBO series decided to brighten up critical scenes to show how epic the war was. Youtube account Hivemind really did an excellent job in not only brightening up the scenes but also comparing it to the original version side by side, to highlight the changes in the viewing experience.

The Battle Of Winterfell wanted to convey about the horrors of war and how it can be difficult to see your enemies. The Night King attacked at night and he brought a snowstorm with him, so the show’s decision to go all natural was understandable.

Fabian Wagner, the cinematographer for the latest episode has also explained the reason behind the dark setting.

“The showrunners decided that this had to be a dark episode. We’d seen so many battle scenes over the years – to make it truly impactful and to care for the characters, you have to find a unique way of portraying the story … Another look would have been wrong. Everything we wanted people to see is there … Personally, I don’t have to always see what’s going on because it’s more about the emotional impact,” he told WIRED.

“Game of Thrones is a cinematic show and therefore you have to watch it like you’re at a cinema: in a darkened room,” Wagner continued. “If you watch a night scene in a brightly-lit room then that won’t help you see the image properly.”

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He promoted his work in a Reddit post where he wrote:

“I mixed the 2 soundtracks “Rains of Castamere” & “A Lannister Always Pays His Debts”, starting with the deep theme from Rains of Castamere on a Solo Cello, & then at 20s all the cello comes to use the Lannister Theme.”

According to him, there are 8 different parts played by 13 cellos.

See how he did it below and visit his Youtube channel for more awesome covers and other videos.

The post Guy Spent over 150 Hours to Create This “Game of Thrones” Theme Cover appeared first on PlayJunkie.

As a fan of maps and of the HBO series, Lacerda has created a map of Westeros and it’s so detailed that you can actually mistook it as a real location on Google Maps.

Though Lacerda is a fan of the TV show, he prefers the literary version. “The world that George R. R. Martin has built over the years is so incredibly detailed and well-thought-out, some aspects of it just have to be simplified or left out altogether for the TV adaptation. Also, working with such a huge audience, a [limited] budget and deadlines make the writing for the show a lot less rich and smart compared to the original. That said, I still like the show very much and it did a great job of bringing the story to life,” he told Bored Panda.

“I’ve always loved geography and cartography, and for the past year, I’ve been creating some fantasy maps of my own. With season 8 airing, I felt inspired to try my hand at replicating this iconic map in a somewhat realistic way (as if it was seen from space), since most reconstructions of the maps in Game of Thrones go for either a simplified or traditional, vintage look.”

The post This High-Resolution Map of Westeros Looks Like a Real Location On Google Maps appeared first on PlayJunkie.

With the final season of GoT upon us, This is Us creator Dan Fogelman shared a heartwarming celebrity encounter with the renowned author and people are very touched.

In the post, Fogelman tweeted a story of him and his friend Alex Hanan meeting Martin at a Broadway show in 2017. He described Hanan as “handsome and charming,” and went on to say “He’s also obsessed w Game of Thrones like no one you’ve ever known. And he never listens to anyone so I just KNOW he’s going to go accost George R. Martin.”

The story is apparently about his superfan friend wanting to talk to his idol. Scroll down to see the complete story.

The post “This Is Us” Creator Shared a Heartwarming Story About George RR Martin appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Everything Explained recently shared a couple of videos in which they shared everything you need to know about all of the 27 dragons that are either mentioned or featured in the series. This includes their name, age, location, personalities, powers, and riders, all wrapped up in a helpful infographic and clips from the series.  

The first video was released at the start of the second season of House of the Dragon in June and features descriptions of 22 dragons. The clip is particularly helpful for those who are just starting to watch the show, as it features no spoilers. You’ll get up to speed about the dragons tied to the main characters and learn more about those that are yet to play a significant role in the Game of Thrones universe.

Everything Explained shared a follow-up video midway through the second season of House of the Dragon. This clip contains some of the spoilers and is great to watch after you have gone through episodes released up to that point. All of the dragons from the series universe are covered, including Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion from Game of Thrones. Check it out below.

The post Learn All About the Dragons Featured in “House of the Dragon” appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Together, the illustrations form a song that begins with:

“A is for Arya, lethal and small,

B is for Bran. Things began with a fall.

C is for Cersei and her horrible ways,

D is for Dany — her children ablaze!

E is for Eddard and his runaway head.

F is for Freys, who drink til they’re dead.”

See the rest in the illustrations below!

The post Check Out the Amazing Illustrated “Game of Thrones” Alphabet appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Recently, a Facebook page dedicated to Game of Thrones joined the bandwagon and a fan used the new “gender swap” filter on the cast, transforming some of the characters of the HBO series into their gender-bent versions.

From Jon/Joan Snow to Sansa/Samson Stark, you can see entirely different versions, some are hilarious, but others like Jon Snow ended up to become a very gorgeous woman. Take a look below.

The post The “Game of Thrones” Characters Look Very Different With This Filter appeared first on PlayJunkie.

During the victory party scene, fans spotted a modern Starbucks-like coffee cup in front of the table where Daenerys Targaryen was seated. Thanks to the banquet hall lighting, you didn’t have to be a three-eyed raven to see this coffee cup.

Despite the great attention to detail the production designers and crew put into every episode, it appears someone needs coffee that day and probably the staff was so worn out he/she forgot to put away the cup before they shot the scene.

HBO has responded to the viral post stating that “The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea.” It turns out they still got Daenerys’ order wrong.

Despite the chaos, fans are having some fun with this post..

The post “Game of Thrones” Left a Starbucks-like Coffee Mug and People Are Freaking Out appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The network acknowledged the blunder after fans freaked out when they saw the cup on a table in front of Daenerys Targaryen. “The latte that appeared in the episode was a mistake. Daenerys had ordered an herbal tea,” HBO said in a statement.

“I can’t believe it,” executive producer Bernadette Caulfield told WYNC. “Our on-set prop people and decorators are so on it one thousand percent. I just honestly can’t, I’m like, is that really? Because nowadays you can’t believe what you see because people can put things into a photo that really doesn’t exist. But I guess maybe it was there, I’m not sure. But, yeah. We’re sorry!”

Now, the streaming version of the GOT episode available on HBO Now and HBO Go had removed the coffee cup from the scene. According to Variety, a rep for HBO confirmed that it was already deleted and the future airings of the episode would be the updated version.

As usual, fans have responded to the latest update. Scroll down to see the hilarious comments.

The post HBO Digitally Edits “Game of Thrones” to Remove Errant Coffee Cup appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The popular talk show recently hosted the Game of Thrones cast for a hilarious skit called “Game of Phones.” The skit had Sophie Turner, John Bradley, Maisie Williams, and other GoT stars hosting a hotline to help the confused fans of the show for just “$2.99 a minute.” The raven deliveries were a bit pricier, starting at $5.99.

“Who poisoned King Joffrey?” one fan asked Turner, who plays Sansa Stark on the show.

“No one did. It turned out to be a bad clam,” Turner responded before giving the fan a tip on how to check out if the clam is alive before cooking.

So, how did the GoT cast ended up working the hotline? Well, it turns out they didn’t read their contracts properly, as there was a “small but diabolical” clause in them that requires each cast member to work Game of Phones for 20 hours a week. Also, they have to mow George R. R. Martin’s lawn free of charge. If you ask us, they should really think about changing their agents.

Check out this hilarious skit in the videos below.

The post GoT Cast Hosts a Hotline to Help Confused Fans appeared first on PlayJunkie.

So some fans of the HBO series decided to brighten up critical scenes to show how epic the war was. Youtube account Hivemind really did an excellent job in not only brightening up the scenes but also comparing it to the original version side by side, to highlight the changes in the viewing experience.

The Battle Of Winterfell wanted to convey about the horrors of war and how it can be difficult to see your enemies. The Night King attacked at night and he brought a snowstorm with him, so the show’s decision to go all natural was understandable.

Fabian Wagner, the cinematographer for the latest episode has also explained the reason behind the dark setting.

“The showrunners decided that this had to be a dark episode. We’d seen so many battle scenes over the years – to make it truly impactful and to care for the characters, you have to find a unique way of portraying the story … Another look would have been wrong. Everything we wanted people to see is there … Personally, I don’t have to always see what’s going on because it’s more about the emotional impact,” he told WIRED.

“Game of Thrones is a cinematic show and therefore you have to watch it like you’re at a cinema: in a darkened room,” Wagner continued. “If you watch a night scene in a brightly-lit room then that won’t help you see the image properly.”

The post GoT’s Latest Episode, Brightens Up So Fans Can See the Details They’ve Missed appeared first on PlayJunkie.

He promoted his work in a Reddit post where he wrote:

“I mixed the 2 soundtracks “Rains of Castamere” & “A Lannister Always Pays His Debts”, starting with the deep theme from Rains of Castamere on a Solo Cello, & then at 20s all the cello comes to use the Lannister Theme.”

According to him, there are 8 different parts played by 13 cellos.

See how he did it below and visit his Youtube channel for more awesome covers and other videos.

The post Guy Spent over 150 Hours to Create This “Game of Thrones” Theme Cover appeared first on PlayJunkie.

As a fan of maps and of the HBO series, Lacerda has created a map of Westeros and it’s so detailed that you can actually mistook it as a real location on Google Maps.

Though Lacerda is a fan of the TV show, he prefers the literary version. “The world that George R. R. Martin has built over the years is so incredibly detailed and well-thought-out, some aspects of it just have to be simplified or left out altogether for the TV adaptation. Also, working with such a huge audience, a [limited] budget and deadlines make the writing for the show a lot less rich and smart compared to the original. That said, I still like the show very much and it did a great job of bringing the story to life,” he told Bored Panda.

“I’ve always loved geography and cartography, and for the past year, I’ve been creating some fantasy maps of my own. With season 8 airing, I felt inspired to try my hand at replicating this iconic map in a somewhat realistic way (as if it was seen from space), since most reconstructions of the maps in Game of Thrones go for either a simplified or traditional, vintage look.”

The post This High-Resolution Map of Westeros Looks Like a Real Location On Google Maps appeared first on PlayJunkie.

With the final season of GoT upon us, This is Us creator Dan Fogelman shared a heartwarming celebrity encounter with the renowned author and people are very touched.

In the post, Fogelman tweeted a story of him and his friend Alex Hanan meeting Martin at a Broadway show in 2017. He described Hanan as “handsome and charming,” and went on to say “He’s also obsessed w Game of Thrones like no one you’ve ever known. And he never listens to anyone so I just KNOW he’s going to go accost George R. Martin.”

The story is apparently about his superfan friend wanting to talk to his idol. Scroll down to see the complete story.

The post “This Is Us” Creator Shared a Heartwarming Story About George RR Martin appeared first on PlayJunkie.