Sothoryos - Map Detailed (Game of Thrones)
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2018
- The map of the mysterious continent Sothoryos from
Game of Thrones / Asoiaf explained. I decided to include
the Basilisk Isles, Naath and the Summer Isles
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Perhaps ulthos is as misterious, inhuman, filled with wild creatures and dangerous as....... AUSTRALIA
giant snakes, spiders, crocs... sounds like Straya. I like to imagine if I were a character in GoT, I'd be from Sothoyros haha
No way. Sothoryos sounds way, way more fascinating, mysterious and awe-inspiring than Australia. Australia is just a vast, empty, open space. No great cultures, no lost civilisations, no ancient mysterious ruins, barely any forest, not even that much in the way of wildlife when you come down to it. Nothing but a few rock-paintings. Australia is basically like the world's largest car park, with nothing but a bit of graffitti, and fucking evil spiders.
Basically, Australia is THE most boring place on Earth. It's totally unjustified to compare Sothoryos to it in any way.
Well. Apart from the spiders.
nobbynoris they said Ulthos. and yea i'd like to think Sothoryos is based more off of south America and Africa while Westeros is based off north America, the free cities being Europe, Essos being Asia, and ig Ulthos can be Australia lmao
@@billyguyjoe1858 no westarose is based on the Europe but the UK I'm perticular
nobbynoris
You have clearly no idea of how Australia is culturally very rich, or at least was, before the English laid claim on it. Have you ever heard of the Dreaming Time, have you ever at least read about it, instead of hearing stupid stereotypical news facts about it? I strongly encourage you to read or search some quality articles or books of Australia’s past and archaeology, before or after European invasion. Some of the earliest human remains ten thousands of years old were found there, and very ancient civilizations as well...
I’m not Australian by the way 😂😂
I just keep wishing they made an open world game with a world like this.
The closest you'll get is elder scrolls
@@samoria7530 Whats that?
@@joelGi An open world rpg that is more of a LOTR world but has the mysteries of GOT
@@samoria7530 witcher 3 too
That would be really expensive maybe most expensive game
Better not let Cersei know about those Elephant killing apes. She might be upset
Cersei WANTED those elephants and she would like to speak to the manager!
Fuck you that made me laugh more than it should
@@Galvion1980 Honestly Cersei would totally do that.
@@concept5631 they got a reply after two years.
People asking for series about Robert's Rebellion, Dunk and Egg, Blackfyre Rebellion, The Dance of Dragons but no one asking for series about a character exploring the 14 seas and the rest of Known World
So either Euron Greyjoy or Corlys Velaryon, unless they make a new character. I vote for Corlys tho
@@cortex383 Nymeria and her 10,000 people would be cool. Start the show in Ghis, have Valyria invade there to escape and ensuing journey.
couldnt bran just use his powers to see the whole world?
Hofda _ no I don’t think so
jakeman025 as long as ravens are in an area he wants to see, sure.
George went w bit mad when making this continent. Recon he just wanted it to be un touchable so people didn’t ask him to create anything there 😂
I’m pretty certain he said he based this off history. The accounts of Sothoryos are from the perspective of Westerosi and Essosi(?) similar to how in historical records Europeans who travelled to aftica before imperialism and colonialism became a huge thing in the 16th century and beyond would talk about how the inhabitants were demons with mouths were their stomachs were supposed to be.
there has been a map containing sothoryos, slavers bay and valyria in every book, even though none of slavers bay appeared until the third book. i can only feel like sothoryos will be explored at some point. remember what quaithe said to dany ‘to go north you must go south.’ and sothoryos is the southern most continent...
Storm Bey Yeah but in real life there arent White Walkers, Dragons or magic soooo
BEEPBOOPITSDAPOLICE 735 years and Interesting theory. Quaithe is such a mysterious character, I’m hoping we will find out more about her and hear more of her prophecies in The Winds of Winter
@@flipo010 based off, not is
Nymeria and her travels seem like a fantastic centerpiece for a spinoff.
what's with all these shit ideas?
fuck yeah
Basicly less eventful hercules
A horror movie probably
@Oyasumi shut up fanboy, go on tell me why it's a great idea
grey worm gonna get the butterfly disease
oh fuck
Good.
You're assuming the writers would follow Martins work. i wouldn't be surprised if they didnt
Isn't he from there
SneakyFish I think he is from the basilisk isles, or maybe the Summer isles.
Really gives you perspective on how little the politics of Westeros really matters. The world's so much larger.
Westeros is the most interesting though. The Great Houses are the best aspect of this series.
Wtf you talking about? The Others are coming from that entry point, so the politics matters a great deal
@@pyropulseIXXIwell.. they might also be coming from the East of YiTi and the Shadowlands..
The black stone, people with fish-like features, a toad god... I love how Martin filled many of the far outer reaches of his world with hommages to Lovecraft (or the shared fictional universe of the Cthulhu mythos in general)
Sothoryos is currently one of the more interesting places I've read about in the world. Recently, I've also taken an interest in far eastern Essos. That area still remains unmapped, and who knows what civilizations or even empires (or, perhaps, dragons) might be there. And I still wonder what's west of Westeros.
Same, I really wish the show would give us a glimpse of what those places look like. But we will probably never get much more information about them. It's the mystery that makes them so interesting.
I think west of westeros and east of essos are connected somehow especially north west of westeros, and there has to be white walker history un east of essos via this connection. East of essos also have similar kind of wall/castles made up of black stones. So I guess both are connected and we'll find out in the books.
West of Westeros is Middle Earth 😂
The same
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" The Green Hell " Here in Brazil that was the nickname the first Portuguese explorers gave to the Amazon jungle. Many things about Sothoryos are very similar with the descriptions about South America during the colonization era. I wonder if G.G took from here his inspiration from Sothoryos.
Seems to be a mix be5ween that and australia
It’s definitely based off sub-Saharan Africa. South America doesn’t have megafauna like Africa does.
@@JohnDoe-sw1rs I think it's a mix of South America and sub-Saharan Africa
I think from australia with the colonisation and stuff
@@JohnDoe-sw1rs the summer islanders being so close in proximity to sothoryos makes me think its based on africa
I need a movie of people just getting wrecked by the wonders of sothoryos
I second this!
Kind of like an exploration movie?
Kind of like 2005 King Kong.
there already is a movie like that. It's called "the mist".
With arya as the star!!!! :)
I wish they made a mini series of a group that accidentally washed up on the shores of Sothoryos. Where they have to survive to get off or get rescued
I was hoping the spinoff would be about Nymeria and her travels...
whycreate that would actually be just as good
That would be insanely interesting!
Maybe it could be a bit like that series Lost. And conclude by the characters realising that they're all just characters in a fantasy novel.
nobbynoris that sounds boring. It would be similar to lost in the Survival aspect but there’s giant apes, wyverns, and other shit to to defend against.
Reading the World of Ice and Fire book made Sothoryos as intriguing as it was terrifying. I enjoyed this video on it. Thank you.
Did you notice that targaryens dont have purple eyes in the book?
I don't know what book you were reading buddy because they did have purple eyes. I just double checked and I could only find two pages where it wasn't clear if they were dark purple or brown. All the rest were purple...
I had to triple check and grab a flash light. I just got the book, page #24 and #52.
#52 eyes are very light purple as to why I couldn't see it. But just checked the rest of the book
@@kevinrodezno8345 very light purple... Is still Purple lol
Reading Fire & Blood made Valyria a place I don't want to hear anything from. 😨
Out of all the places of Game of Thrones, the Summer Isles is the only place where I'd live to be honest.
Beatorama im new to got, can i know why? Sorry if its random
The only place where there is actually tradition which is equal, laws which are used and wars that do not affect the common folk, also we stay outta the goddamn freezing cold and monsters, but they don't show them in the series.
Same I think not gonna live on Westeros I will be killed.
Beatorama I would have loved to live in westeross. Or Essos but that's just me and the kind of person I am.
nah i would love to live in Yin
The Summer Isles easily sounds like the best place to live in the Song of Ice and Fire universe. They live in a warm tropical paradise, they're civilized but can still defend themselves, they have a healthy celebatory attitude towards sex. Sounds much better than anywhere in Westeros.
Bravos the greated city there ever is
Oh Missandei, you didn't tell Greyworm about the Butterfly disease of Naath did you.
There goes the best infantry in the world...
TubersAndPotatoes I honestly wonder if Dumb and Dumber ever read the books... they seemed to cut out a number of important little details like this...
I think in show canon there no butter fly diease.
@@sophiawilson8696 That would be a huge plothole. The pirates would then simply go to Naath and turn that place into their home.
@@jinpachibobochan3532 very true but they didn't care. And they caught some slaves that why Grey Worm is aheading there to protect the people on that island.
Sothoryos is basically Skull Island.
Edwin Contreras I thought that too!
There's an island north of sothoryos called skull island
it looks like the amazon rainforest to me
Yeah but almost everything is from the perspective of the Westerosi
It's South America, if anything, with some Jurassic era mixed in.
And to think all this came out of a single human's head...
Colonial Groyper Yeah but it’s considerably more difficult to make it all fun and interesting to read.
He is really creative
No offense to you or grrm, but this is just africa...
anon-iraq yeah the butterfly disease is real in Africa
@@Nnnnn636 Did George RR Martin say he did it like this?
Well, becuase I like to write stories as a hobby, and planning the kind of world I want to use for my story is one of the first things I have to do. It doesn't have to be detailed, but you have to establish the history, culture, countries, and so on. Everything that might be important for your story. Trust me, that is IMMENSELY helpful.
Doing that allows me to avoid flaws and plotholes, or to write yourself into a corner, etc. It is simply a must for me to plan the world (vaguely) before I really start the story.
When I started writing, I didn't do this and I always ended up messing up somewhere becuase I established something that disabled my ability to write about something something else. (I hope you get it what I mean)
The Butterfly Fever and Red Death are homages to the Masque of Red Death by Edgar Allen Poe. GRRM was a Poe-fanboy
So if Grey Worm said he was going to Naath at the end of the show, does that mean the unsullied will all die from the butterfly plague?
I doubt that on show version.
Yes, yes it does.
Sending a bunch of eunuchs to an island with deadly butterflies to start a new house…big brained thinking.
The Butterfly disease most likely doesn't exist in the show canon.
Looks like Martin based Sothoryos on a mix between Africa and the Amazon, cool
Naath seems the best, if only people stopped kidnapping them
Butt hey make very good slaves!
If they all look like missandei mm mm 😍😘
@@redseaford9426 Grey worm wants to know where you are
@@AMAli-ct5df tell him I'd rather have half a brain...and both balls!
Just gotta make it so the Butterflies never sleep and ur safer.
I'd buy a book revolving around Sothoryos in a heartbeat.
Perhaps instead of beheadings, citizens in Westeros and Essos that committed crimes should have been sent to Sothoryos 😂
They could've done what Britain did to its convicts.
Send them off to Australia (in this case Sothoryos) and hope they survive long enough to build colonial settlements.
@@learningagain4094 the Valyrians actually did this after the Ghiscari wars.
I always love the description of Sothoryos I mean literally it means we have three places in the world that sound equally as dangerous Sotoryos, Beyond The Wall and beyond Ashai and The Five Forts
Oh, the Valyrians didn't abandon Zamettar when they defeated the Ghiscari - they captured it and turned it into their own colony. Basically like the southern version of Qarth, it dominated the sea lanes returning from Yi Ti (the route goes clockwise around Great Moraq then back to Valyria). It was in ruins when Nymeria came but hey, maybe it got depopulated by a plague like the Basilisk Isles, only to then be repopulated by the time of the Doom.
So. . .the tall trees of the Summer Isles hold the records and history of the Summer Isles just as the weir woods do( did) in Westeros? Interesting!
Mali Rabbit also the summer islanders have a map of the whole world and I mean everything we don’t see
@@wolfsbanealphas617 I also want to know the maps of the Ibbenese of the Shivering Sea and stuff like Cannibal Bay
@@wolfsbanealphas617 *sigh* I want a video game of this it could be amazing..
CD project Red or any company need to make a game about this world already. I wanna explore this beautiful world by GRRM!
Darth Bannaios nah cd project red want to create their own worlds so there is more creative freedom
@Fox_ that's why they chose to make their amazing Witcher series, which is based.... on a book....
If that game came out I would never leave the house and only ever play that game
@@milk-yv1eg same !!
Michael Farrell Could you imagine all the different lords and houses and various environments? If there's one studio to make that work it would definitely be CDPR.
A spin off show from game of thrones taking place in Sothoryos would be amazing
The Real Creed Bratton summer isles would be better tbh
Who's your worm guy?
iEatyourbrain84 worm guy?
I recommend wholeheartedly the World of Ice and Fire. The descriptions of faraway lands are utterly fascinating. It is apparent that things get more and more alien and messed up the further east you go. This somewhat resembles Europe in the 1500s when all sorts of fantastic tales were being reported from around the world, including mythical forms of man we now know are nonexistent.
It's always important to remember that all these "facts" about places far away are written down in Books by Maesters in Oldtown, who never set foot there. George has hinted quite often, that we shouldn't take all these things at face value.
Very nice video, though!
I like to imagine these horrors are only stories to keep those out of a hidden prosperous Kingdom that; like South of the wall, take no outsiders
Sothoryos sounds like some really primordial place
Fucking awesome i wish some really good producer who's also a big fan of the world would make a movie/series on it!
My own hypothesis is that the First Men are from both Sothoryos, and refugees from the collapse of the Dawn Empire to the east. Then they crossed the bridge into Westeros. But House Dayne is said to have been in Westeros and Oldtown was founded before the First Men even arrived. So what's the deal here?
My two cents that First Men are from are from Essos they may have escape from the masters of Great Empire Of the Dawn. The Daynes and Hightowers are or were high noble class from the GEOTD. Now the difference two sets of people that Daynes and Hightowers were send to Westeros to supervise the capture the Giants. Westeros was set up to be a colony for the Empire. A great collapse happens to the empire that scatter the people from that Empire across Essos. Thousands of years pass and everyone just forget about what happens and their origins. Well the religion of Red The Woman, the priestess and the Starry Eye Wisdom Church have a some mythology what happened 5000 years ago or more. What happened?!! memories of mankind are very short or like very painful and the ancestors that experience the horror now wants to block out the horror of the past. GRRM explains that Westeros is in post magic era that they moving toward science and logic rather magic of the pass. I believe the religion of Seven have a big deal to do with it.
I've always assumed sothoryos, because of how long it was described to be, was a continent that wrapped up the other side of the world. As in, if you sailed west of westeros, you would reach a continent that is technically sothoryos.
no
@@xarmanhsh2981YES!!!
"You see those warriors from the Summer Isles? They have curved swords. Curved. Swords."
Do Ulthos or we RIOT!!
NinoBrown212 calm down lad
There's nothing to talk about so what is the point?
Boi Sandwich it is a joke
There's hardly anything written
There is enough material to do a video on Ulthos. Plus you can add some light speculation in there.
Either way, Whycreate, you better do Ulthos. Prove to me my subscription and 'likes' are worth it !!!
This is very interesting. I would hope that GRR Martin would expand on the world of GOT with stories about the people on these other continents. So much possibility there.
Agreed!
I wonder if Sothoryos isnt really as bad as people say it is, as in the areas around Sothoryos and Sothoryos itself are just wildly unknown by the narrators and they are going off myths and legends when they describe them. It would seem strange for one continent to just be home to monsters and bizarre creatures and diseases when westeros and essos are pretty much parallels to medieval europe and eastern/african kingdoms. Maybe Sothoryos is a parallel to south america or parts of africa? the basilisk isles could be sort of like the Caribbean with it being a place full of pirating and strange islanders (how europeans wouldve viewed them during the time)
Its basically Australia
Winds Of Winter the summer isles could most likely be based on the caribbean and basilisk isles the pacific islands
@@ritzroldennalpajora4742 Australia doesn’t have jungles or megafauna though?
this naathi woman is looking naathicc 4:19
Great video, it's refreshing to know there are others who take an interest in the wonders of the larger world of Game of Thrones. Keep up the awesome work, you are incredibly well informed on the lore and are on point with all your facts. Bravo!!!
Thanks for all the awesome videos you have made on GOT lore. Helping keep me sane as we go into lock down over here!
Summer Isles resembles my country (the Philippines) geographically. We have three main islands (Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao). Luzon is the most populated like Walano.
It’s based off of the European colonial beliefs of Africa before exploration
Cant thank you enough for this content! Its so fun to get a better perspective of the world he built! You do a fantastic job!
But if you don't cover Ulthos I can't fap properly.
My theory is the reason we dont know about ulthos is because it's the other side of Westeros, like China and France in the medieval ages, all they knew about each other were the names and rumours.
The ending of GoT is even more hilariously bad when you know Grey Worm heading to Naath is supposed to be a happy ending, hopefully that butterfly fever doesn't kick the Unsullied's asses too hard
By far the coolest place in A Song of Ice and Fire that we know anything about. I hope one of the prequel shows go to Sothoryos.
So this guy created this whole world with history and everything. That's amazing!
The Summer Islands reminds me of the Philippine Archipelago especially the three main islands Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao which mirrors Walano, Omboru, and Jhala. Originally, the Aetas/Negritos (originally from Africa then migrated over for the next hundreds of thousands of years) were the first settlers in the Philippines before the Malay race. Different Rajahs, Sultans, Datus, Lakans, Panglimas, etc. ruled over their respective lands and often fought with their neighbors much like the Summer Islanders and their Prince/Princesses. The textiles are also colorful and vibrant just like them and quite interestingly, some of them were taken captive and sold into slavery much like how the Philippines was enslaved by the Spaniards for more than 300 years.
most of the details in the book are mirrored from the real world. I love how GRRM played with his imagination
I will always love the image of a giant ape punching an elephant over.
Can you please do history and lore videos of the Witcher's world?
Sothoryos is basically ARK: Survival Evolved.
Omg thats true
Love these videos why create. Thanks for the time and work you put in.
I really wish I was a writer for HBO. Ever since I heard of the story of Nymeria I wanted HBO to make a spin off. I have so many ideas for how the show would go
Thing is we know everything there is to know about her. The wish to dramatize book scenes must not lose out to hammy acting
Pitch them to hbo
Jay Young But you wouldn't get a budget. Ideas are great but it takes tons of money to bring them to light. It might be better as an animated or CGI series
Sothoryos isn't pronounced South-o-ross, it is pronounced Soth-or-ree-oss
Thankyou
Can I just ask, how do you know this? Has GRRM said it during an interview or something?
In the books, it is sometimes written as Sothoros, but yes, George has used this pronunciation during interviews
grrm said announce it how you want
ruclips.net/video/DcfeygptQ2M/видео.html
Considered yourself corrected
They need to make a game out of this. The world of Ice and Fire books is just brimming with potential.
These videos are extremely entertaining. 👍🏻 thank you for all that you do.
All the worldbuilding surrounding Essos/Sothoryos and the areas in-between is incredible. Any section of these vast lands would make for an excellent setting for a video game (MMO, RPG, survival game, dare I say it battle royale/arena game, whatever), a book series, a TV show, a movie series, or whatever else... to the point where honestly, I feel like overall Planetos would be better if most of Westeros simply dropped into the ocean, leaving only Dorne+the Stormlands and Crownlands as an island, a few other scattered islands (incl. the Iron Islands) and then as a separate landmass, the far north beginning with a narrow strip of coastline south of the Wall.
Wonder if all that shit is true or if it's just exaggeration and myth because of how unexplored it is.
That is a definite possibility, many romens didnt belive Britain to be real until Julius Caesar made his first invasion attempt.
Blue collar Yet they had traded before. This is the world of ice and fire many of the other tales are true. These aren’t any less likely.
partly, true, partly exaggeration,
@@thomasalvarez6456 Guals traded with the britians yes, but the romens knew little to nothing about Britain. I'm guessing sothoryos is set up as africa was in the ancient era. Little to nothing known after a certain point on the map.
But with all the messed up shit in the story, all of these things could be true
The brindled men of Sothoryos sound like they were based on Neanderthals.
So do the Ibbenese
Possibly Homo Erecus. The earliest well known human species. Despite Homosassa Egaster being the first
@@covenawhite4855 Nah the Homo Erectus emerged from East Asia
Cant get enough of your vids! ♥
Love this !!!
I caught a fever in Sothoryos once. You don't even wanna know how many cowbells it took to cure me
Bran should look into the history of Sothryos and Essos to discover its mysteries and wargs to lead the expeditions.
Curious to see why people pronounce it as "So-thros" when its clearly "So-tho-ree-os"
Vitor Oliveira And Grrm himself pronounced it as So-tho-ree-os.
Fucking hell don’t get your tits in a knot
I enjoyed this. Great work. Thank you!
Thank you very much for your work! Your Videos are really interesting, you're a great storyteller!
I prefer the CivilizationX pronunciation of Sothoryos with long O's instead of the short O in the first syllable.
We have only seen game of thrones from the westeros point of view. I believe if we were to get another series focused on whats beyond the bone mountain, we'd see game of thrones from their perspective. I sense westeros is as a mystery to them as they are to westeros. fascinating stuff.
It's awesome to think of all the people around the world fighting living and the people we all know have no idea of all the great hero around the world. I hope this world keeps growing
Im so glad you bring up Naath and the butterflies... I literally believe that me and one other RUclipsr are thew only people that actually remembered when the show was all sending the unsullied to Naath and how Missandei was like yeah I can take my boo there w me without even mentioning oh yeah 95% chance you gonna die of this butterfly plague babe and then they actually sail there at the end... to what.. die?!? Except they never even brought up the butterfly plague in the shows like wtf are they dumb?!? I wish more people seemed to remember this! Arg! Did you recall that when you saw it on the show??
I’ve been waiting for this video since you mentioned it in the Entire Game Of Thrones map explained.
The way you pronounce "Sothoryos" makes my ears bleed
Same. "Southerows"
I assumed it was So-thor-ee-ose, but I could be wrong also. Just irks me a bit
what a sensetive bitch, the both of u
Is it weird that I have been sat for a good hour or so now, just watching every one of your videos, one after the other? So cool. I agree with the majority of comments, Westeros is boring, I need a show which explores Sothoryos and Ulthos, and the far east of Essos!
Id love a detailed story of Nymeria and her travels that would be so cool
When I heard the descriptions of "Jungles, deserts, mountains; plague and disease ravage the continent; Remnants of an old empire along the northern seaborne coast (a la Phoenicia, Rome, etc.)", why did it sound like a stereotypical view of Africa? Even for a pseudomedieval fantasy setting?
T'Chara because it's supposed to be, except worse in that Africa has vast savannah, desert and rocky plains but Sothoryos is a combination of a continent personification of the Amazon with influences of Central Africa and probably Papua New Guinea.
@@alexkahnum3529 So, by that metric, I'm guessing we're definitely not going to see it
The oddities of Yeen and Zemattar make it somewhat Aztec-like
Motherfucking velociraptors? We should set sail immediately!
just about every image of nymeria I come across looks outstanding, imo.
Man out of all the places Sothoryos peaks my interest more than anywhere else. Maybe we will get one of the spin offs to take place in Sothoryos?
The Unsullied are going here. Will they not all die due to these butterflies?
Michael Sweeney some of them could be from naath so some might survive but I think most of them would perish
I think GRRM uses all kinds of stories for his inspiration. Lovecraft, Tolkien and I think some comics. This is just a guess but the smiling knight reminds me of the joker. The night's watch oath sounds a bit like the green lantern oath. I know GRRM reads comics, just a guess
I would love a series about Sothoryos.
We need another 8 seasons about Sothoryos and another 8 for Essos and the same for all the other regions. What a glorious TV phenomenon it will be !!!
-Skull Island
-Literally filled with skulls
-Offerings to a Dark God.
*Deep Breath*
Blood, for the Blood God! Skulls, for the Skull Throne!! Let, the Galaxy, BURN!!!!!!
The Wildlings and Skagosi are basically Norscans
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I just realized that the Geography of the Summer Isles is actually based off of the Archipelago Islands, that is the Philippines.
Those three islands, luzon visayas mindanao
@@left4deadian well yeah. Obviously bc I live here ._.
I'm glad Philippines is getting little bit recognized
Amazing video. Thank you good ser.
Keep up the good work👍🏼
I know it’s post GOT but you’re telling me that The Unsullied are in for a treat huh?
Worst case scenario is that they'll have ships patrolling the coastline which might scare off any would-be slave traders. If Grey Worm captures any slavers, he might give them a choice of being on the island during the day or surrendering the slaver ship.
This is basically GOT version of Africa lol 😂
Combined with south america
@@OrDuneStudios More like Africa only. I think America would be part of the unknown world. Maybe in the far west.
@@OrDuneStudios No the author said the continents are based off of the geography of real continents. Meaning this one is based off of Africa, most of the world of GOT is unknown so a South American equivalent would be more west and not directly under Westeros.
That’s what I was just thinking Michael that would be awesome for open world game.
My yeen theory is that Yeen is where the blood betrayal happened. When the amethyst empress was killed and the long night started the magic was so strong/ evil that the forest refused to return
The Summer isles are all of the positive stereotypes medieval Europeans had about Africa, and Sothoryos is all the negative ones.
I’m so curious about Ulthos if only there was more written about it other than its name and location
I think it Australia.
I really want them to do a show set in sothoryos its filled with so much potential and mystery
can't wait for 10000 ships series
i want to see those lands on tv
You should have included Ulthos in this video
Dodging the bullet of people asking for a video about that continent
Because there is almost no source content
Skull Island? King Kong lives there!
This is such an unbelievably cool and intriguing place it makes me sad we will probably never delve deeper into it in books or any media
Your videos are really interesting and makes the story more interesting for me.
So would you mind doing a video showing how big is westros really is compared to our world?