@@tttt-wz7zu The only show actually happening, so far is a prequel (Bloodmoon)-- It occurs 10,000-8,000 years before GoT events and is supposed to cover the First Men, origin of the White Walkers, Children of the Forest, building of the Wall, and the beginning of Houses Stark & Lannister. As of right now, HBO executives comment that they plan to do ZERO spin-offs, just the prequel. Some of the "five" shows with HBO mentioned by GRRM have "nothing to do with Westeros." Most likely, the prequel is the only GoT related show. He also has 2 shows planned with Hulu and 1 for the History Channel (some of these he said are short films, so would most likely have nothing to do with GoT). Also, it's confirmed that NONE of these shows, NOR the confirmed prequel will include ANY cast members from GoT (this was additionally confirmed by an HBO executive as well as GRRM). The prequel that's actually in the works will shoot the pilot in June of this year, so definitely will not release until AT EARLIEST first quarter of 2021, nothing in 2020 sadly. Also, it is being co-written and teleplay by the writer behind X-Men: First Class, Kick-Ass and the Kingsman movies, Jane Goldman. Cast confirmed, so far are Naomi Watts, Naomi Ackie, Denise Gough, Jamie Campbell Bower, Ivanno Jeremiah, Georgie Henley, Alex Sharp, Toby Regbo, & Sheila Atim.
If HBO is set on making a GoT spinoff, I would love it if they leaned more into the fantasy and explored Essos and the lands beyond, have the story almost entirely there, with some cameos such as dragons and faceless men.
@@CatMnds Daenerys did have purple contacts when they began filming but apparently they irritated her eyes so harshly that they decided it was best not to use them.
JOBO Yeah even from the books so much of these details are from stories and tales. So it makes you wonder what is true and what is exaggeration or misunderstanding.
Hopefully HBO may pick up the Doom of Valyria-based prequel at one point, The Dragon Demands from the GoT Wiki has a good video series detailing what he knows of it, it’s supposed to be titled “Empire of Ash”, based on what I’ve listened to, it really seems interesting.
The islanders and naathi sound like a pleasant bunch of people, feels oddly nice compared to how chaotic and deadly the rest of the game of thrones universe is
ツ_iTzRiazPvP 2 years? If that’s the case then the game would be shitty. Something like this, as big as the lore is, would take about 5-7 years. Give or take.
Naathi: Please don’t enslave us, or our butterflies will hurt you. : ( Slavers: Really? *Oh no, I’m so scared, what will I ever do?* Butterflies: That’s what the other guy said.
Much like medieval Europe, Westeros is a bit dull and disappointing, compared to several nearby locations. Unlike Westeros, Europe at least had the excuse of a long "dark age," following the fall of Rome.
@@justagamingbulldog9246 I, too, am a fan of Shad. I was mostly exaggerating the lack of technological and social advancement in Medieval Europe, for the sake of drawing a parallel between Medieval Europe vs their neighbors and Westeros vs Essos. That's basically what Westeros is: a caricature of Medieval Europe. Essos is a caricature of Mediterranean Europe, northern Africa, and Asia. The general social-scientific-technological states of Westeros and Essos reflect the social-scientific-technological states of Europe and its neighbors, in a more exaggerated form: Westeros is pulling itself together, out of an age of feudalism, towards a renaissance or age of enlightenment, considering things like the Citadel exist, while Essos does a better job at living up the standards of its forebears, while also slowing decaying and losing cohesion. Slaver's Bay is a great example of this. Cities like Mereen are held together through slavery, when ages ago, they were far more stable, and they didn't rely on slavery. They're slowly decaying husks that are overtly superior to anything in Westeros, but can't be maintained. Basically, Westeros will start colonizing and subjecting various areas in Essos, at some point. It's going to be very questionably ethical, but it will probably happen, if an eldritch apocalypse doesn't screw everything up.
@@justagamingbulldog9246 The North itself might reflect Scotland, and the other Celtic cultures of Britain. The First Men are an older culture with deeper ties to the land that they inhabit, as opposed to the Andals, who are relative newcomers that conquered half what the First Men created. The situation is basically the same between the Celtic cultures and Anglo-Saxons of Britain. The Wall can still be a caricature of Hadrian's Wall, but it doesn't fit a perfect analogy. The Free Folk are still technically First Men, and the Others have a deep connection to the First Men.
@Yarp Yarp Eh, depends on the location in Europe. England, or rather the Anglo-saxon kingdoms that would become England, were still a bit "in the dark" by the 10th century. The "classic" Medieval Period (i.e., in popular culture, when the Middle Ages are depicted, how things generally existed in this specific time frame is depicted) is the 13th or 14th century, in England. That's only a few centuries later.
@@daemonblackfyre3238 1. I should've put "family" in caps too 2. A few other Dragonriders survived the Doom itself, yes. But not for long, and not as a group that could continue exercising power.
^ It’s a little more complicated than just India or China. There’s a mountain range to the west called the fucking BONE MOUNTAINS made of bones of people & animals attempting to cross the mountains, an island of the tallest humans with the best eye sight and “old gods” to the south who either kill people or curses them and sends them back mad, and a whole freaking area to the east with the oldest city where the citizens don’t even know who/how/when the city (Asshai) was built. ITS CALLED THE SHADOWLANDS. There further north you go in the shadowlands, the more grotesque the creatures get. There’s a city up there that shadow binders (like the red woman) who inhabit Asshai are too scared to go to. And these are the same motherfuckers who eat *basically* radioactive fish from the ash river which runs black in the day & glows green at night with mutated fish. What!! Yi Ti is where the corrupt bloodstone emperor 100x worse and more evil than Joffrey killed the amethyst empress and soon reigned evil terror and he is the one who caused the long night, when the night king and white walkers were created. Though, I’m not quite sure how one thing on one side of the world caused something else on the other side. There’s going to be a spin off series of GoT set in the time during the Long Night and hopefully they go into depth about who the hero was and why so many people ALL over the world share the same ending with the same story of the same hero saving everyone from the long night. Hopefully they go into depth about Asshai and Yi Ti and Leng.
Most of them aren't mentioned in the books. They're detailed in the extended universe books like A World of Ice and Fire (which I would recommend 100%, it's beautiful)
@@lellymapommscymbillnos336 you mean like knight of the seven kingdom? Because I listened to that as well and I couldn't keep up with the story (I probably need to relisten as well)
@@lellymapommscymbillnos336 I listened through aoudiobook but it flew ove my head . Maybe because each chapter is 1hour and a half (there are six chapters) unlike the main series which is typically around 40 minutes per chapter (I guess it's different between reading times aince you can read in a dofferent pace).
Baron Thomas I agree that A Song of Ice and Fire, but most people watching this have only seen the show, and the name Game of Thrones is much widely known. So having GoT in the title instead of SoIaF will result in more views
Anyone else noticed that RR Martin has used the origin of human migration from our history too? On how it's easier and better to move kettle from east to west and vice versa where the climate is similar rather than north to south and vice versa with huge climate changes killing off farm animals, not letting them build up a resistance against a lot of diseases etc. RR Martin must love ancinet history like me. I can see so much of human history in here that I can almost point of the locations withouth knowing it myself. Love it
GRRM based lots of stuff in the books on actual history. The Wall= Hadrian Wall in Britain War of the 5 Kings= War of the Roses Dothraki=Mongols,Huns,Scythians Braavos= Venice from the Renaisance era & the Hanseatic city-states & ancient Rhodes King's Landing= Constantinople with a touch of Rome & Paris. The Wildfire=Byzantine ''Greek Fire'',basically medieval napalm (oh and the ''fireship'' used by Tyrion,that is based on a real tactic where ships were stuffed with flammable materials and turned into ''floating bombs''.The Dutch used them against the Spanish Armada and the Greeks against the Osmanic fleet during their respective wars of independence) The Starks and the Northern Houses= Scots/Irish The Lannisters,Tyrells,Tarleys= French Normans The Martels of Dorne= Spanish Moors/Sicelian Saracens The Ironborn=Vikings The Unsullied= Greek Hoplite armies (Spartans/Atheneans) & Roman Legionaires (super disciplined,infantry that fights in phalanx formation) The Red Wedding= The Black Dinnner of 1440 (an event,where couple of powerful scottish nobles were lured to a feast by the regent of the King,arrested and executed) The Cities of Slaver's Bay= the cities of the N.African Berber Slave markets And Valyria is based of the myth of Atlantis,Numenor from Tolkien's ''Silmarillion'' and Melnibone from Michael Moorcock's ''Elric'' books. (ancient,powerful civilisation which could control magic and perished in a huge desaster)
So much content for potential spin-offs. I hate the idea of having all of this lore remaining unexplored. Game of Thrones only showed maybe 1/10 of all the races, and I still got 3 mintues of the video left.
Congrats, mate, this was quite well done. One point about the giants: they definitely interbred with humans and created the "half-bloods" as described by Old Nan in the first book. She even described that the females who gave birth to these halfbloods were the giants who liked to take human males to mate, bc the other way was too painful. It's a passage that most women readers will never forget lol
@Dr Boom it's said that Ibbenese rarely get above 5'5", which happened to be the average height for a Neanderthal male. They have sloping foreheads and large brow ridges. The only thing about them that's not very Neanderthal-like is their dark hair, although it wasn't known that Neanderthals were probably gingers until 2007, well after GRRM started writing his series.
You forgot the Lhazareen, a peaceful culture of shepherds that are commonly raided by the Dothraki. Mirri Maz Duur was Lhazareen. You also missed the Moraqi of Great and Lesser Moraq and the Jade Islanders from Marahai. Edit: oh and also the Elephant Islanders, which is essentially Essos’ India.
Can you do all the sell-sword companies, histories, major characters, and roles during ASOIF? I had a hard time keeping up with who’s who and what they were doing while reading.
I would love to hear more about Essos, it's so fascinating. The show just made it seem like it was all Dothraki, Bravosi and slavers. But it's so much more than that!
“The Old Ones”.... who reside in ruins... thoughts to be gods...... drive those who visit the ruins mad........... I feel as though this is Martin’s way of doing a shoutout and that’s pretty cool.
Just one of several. He uses a lot of Lovecraft references for places and people. Like the Deep Ones sounding like references to the fish people in the Shadow over Innsmouth. Not to mention things like the abandoned city made of oily black stone that not even the forest or wild life dare to claim or even approach.
Alright, here's my pitch. A spin-off that takes place before the doom of Valyria and starts with a disillusioned noble's son stricken with wanderlust. It's his duty to take the mantle of his father the dragon lord, but he could care less about being the leader of one of the 40 noble families. So He runs away with his trusty dragon and lover in the hopes of exploring the world beyond Valyria. On his adventures, he makes new friends, has some close encounters, and ultimately find what he'd been looking for after exploring all 3 continents. It ends with him as an old man with his wife and kids living on an island just far enough to watch the doom consume the first home he'd ever known. Just think about how much content there is to work within the GOT books. The cameo opportunities are limitless. He could meet unsullied, faceless men, giants, dwarfs, Dothraki, Asians, Dark magicians, Flame priests, summer island black people, children of the forest, and even ancient families like the Starks/Targaryans. Plus it can answer a bunch of questions like why magic isn't as common as it used to be, or how advanced were the Valyrians
Hope those that survived the war in Westeros migrated back to the Dothraki Sea, they should never have gone across the poison water, and instead focus on being a bit more peaceful, ending their infighting, and only raiding enemies
It's most likely due to misinformation. Everything we know about the world is based on westerosi knowledge and because barely anyone went east of the bone mountains, its likely that there is a lot of misinformation spread around.
It was the case in our world too. Romans and Greeks believed that further east of Persia, before India and China, there were Yetis, people with one giant foot used as an umbrella, cyclops... In medieval Europe people believed that in roughly what is known as Siberia, there were Caine's descendants
When you think about the Magic of Dragons and the Nightking ytou think the world is doomed. In the far east which people dont even know about, there could be even crazier magic and monsters
In Yi Ti there are the Five Forts, which are built between Yi Ti and the Grey Waste. They built these massive forts to keep something out of their lands. I wonder what it is that scared them so much to build these forts.
Okay, but I would love to see a G.O.T. spinoff about the counties on the easter most part of Essos. Yi Ti sounds awesome to learn about, and I'd love to see what other countries think about the events that happened in Westeros
Taylor Jakes a youtuber called Maximillionmus started a thing where he got all his subscribers to change this to their profile pic and on every video we spammed “oh yea yea”, that was months ago now though so it’s died down but some still have the profiler because we’re to lazy to change it back hahaha
There are still Rhoynar left in Essos, Griff and Jon Connington had some in their crew when they were hiding out. I think there are a good number of Rhoynar, but the majority are Valyrinized down in Volantis or they are highly spread out in small numbers (less than 1 million).
It's very obvious that almost everything there is heavily inspired by medieval, renaissance and victoria-era fantasized orient/past. The mazemakers are the "cylopeans" for instance. Hykoon is Herakles. And so on. Which means that it wouldn't make a lot of sense to have a spin-off in one of those many regions - their whole purpose is to remain mysterious. This is why the further you go, the stranger it becomes. One of the biggest themes of the books and the show is the clash between a believable medieval-like world with its intrigues and politics, and a magical world with prophecies, chosen ones and dragons. One of the last things that happened in the show is precisely "what happens once the chosen one(s) defeat the big bad evil?". If the "magical" world becomes mundane, then the whole structure of GRR Martin's universe collapses.
Absolutely love your vids, man. Now I can brag about this stuff and say that I’m ASOIF scholar 😂 All jokes aside though, keep up the awesome work bro 🤙🏼
I think a story of a westerosi or es soso adventurer settling in Naath for someone he or she fell in love with and tragically succumbing to the butterfly disease would make for a pretty sick story/spin-off/tale in the lore.
2:47 i remember reading in the books that one valyrian person left the islands of valyria and went west, thus the reason of the daynes having purple eyes
i think one of the stark lords who had a passion for voyage travelled west only to never return....and the stark heir was so sad that he destroyed the entire stark navy....which is the reason why House Stark doesn't have a navy anymore...
The show is based on the books, and it already leaves out a shit ton of interesting characters and sub-plots. How would they have included extra stuff that we don't even know much about? Hahaha
This world is so fantastical to me. I am absolutely obsessed with planetos, and want so much more. I want histories and books, and there is just so much here. I have never been a fantasy person so perhaps my excitement is juvenile, but damn I just love it so much.
Seeing that there is no mention and interbreeding horse with zebras, or any mention of zebras at all, it is likely that zorses in asoiaf are not hybrids, but just zebras.
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am I the only one that would 100% take a game of thrones world history class?
Depends on the teacher tho
They would manage to ruin it... just like real history which is interesting as fuck
@@bobnavonvictorsteyn9017 there are some awesome history teachers, you just gotta get lucky
Have you read A World of Ice and Fire?
@@moongem4489 I haven't, but I've been wanting to get it for a while now. Is it worth the purchase?
Now I feel like the GOT series was just the beginning of this fantasy world..
If JRR Martin lives several hundred years.
@@Arhatu I'm sure he'll write more of it before his time comes
@@zachwayne4468 he's so old now though
We'll be lucky if he finishes a dream if spring.
I'm ok with other authors picking up spin-offs. If vented by Martin
This sounds like a lot of potential spin offs to me
Actually there’s s 3 spin offs the first one will come in 2020
I dream with a spin-off of arts exploring those places
Saiko_Negro we all hope that 👍
@@tttt-wz7zu The only show actually happening, so far is a prequel (Bloodmoon)-- It occurs 10,000-8,000 years before GoT events and is supposed to cover the First Men, origin of the White Walkers, Children of the Forest, building of the Wall, and the beginning of Houses Stark & Lannister. As of right now, HBO executives comment that they plan to do ZERO spin-offs, just the prequel. Some of the "five" shows with HBO mentioned by GRRM have "nothing to do with Westeros." Most likely, the prequel is the only GoT related show. He also has 2 shows planned with Hulu and 1 for the History Channel (some of these he said are short films, so would most likely have nothing to do with GoT). Also, it's confirmed that NONE of these shows, NOR the confirmed prequel will include ANY cast members from GoT (this was additionally confirmed by an HBO executive as well as GRRM). The prequel that's actually in the works will shoot the pilot in June of this year, so definitely will not release until AT EARLIEST first quarter of 2021, nothing in 2020 sadly. Also, it is being co-written and teleplay by the writer behind X-Men: First Class, Kick-Ass and the Kingsman movies, Jane Goldman. Cast confirmed, so far are Naomi Watts, Naomi Ackie, Denise Gough, Jamie Campbell Bower, Ivanno Jeremiah, Georgie Henley, Alex Sharp, Toby Regbo, & Sheila Atim.
Diana Adrianna the last season was full of shit writing
If HBO is set on making a GoT spinoff, I would love it if they leaned more into the fantasy and explored Essos and the lands beyond, have the story almost entirely there, with some cameos such as dragons and faceless men.
The plan is for them to go into the past.
GoT's history is rich and thick.
So that's where we'll be.
DreamGyrl360 they can go into the past and still do plenty of exploration in Essos.
@bob lee im just gonna leave that alone
I wouldn’t have a lot of expectations for that... I mean, they wouldn’t even buy Daenerys some purple contacts.
@@CatMnds Daenerys did have purple contacts when they began filming but apparently they irritated her eyes so harshly that they decided it was best not to use them.
I like how the Show is only a very small part of it.
the book is obviously has way more content but even then there is so much we still don't know about this world.
JOBO Yeah even from the books so much of these details are from stories and tales. So it makes you wonder what is true and what is exaggeration or misunderstanding.
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i love it.
@@jobowisheshewasnomo4171 GRRM DOESNT EVEN KNOW HIMSELF HE JUST MAKE SHIT UP AS HE GOES ALONG
@@mysteryniggadel491 Lmao true, someone better needs to pick up his shit
"The Targaryens are the only surviving Valerians"
House Valeryon: Am I a joke to you?
Lys and Volantis : "what did he say ?"
Pretty sure he said dragonlord family, which isn’t incorrect.
Also the Celtigar and Baratheon, as well as House Longwaters, my bruddas
Sinbad Solomon But there have been Valeryon dragon riders
House Celtigar: Don't forget about me either
There is so much that we don't know about the valyrians
marcos targaryen True, like how big is their penises? I would love to know that.
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There is so much we don't know about our own history
There 48 families that were dragons Lords
Hopefully HBO may pick up the Doom of Valyria-based prequel at one point, The Dragon Demands from the GoT Wiki has a good video series detailing what he knows of it, it’s supposed to be titled “Empire of Ash”, based on what I’ve listened to, it really seems interesting.
Ah the Thousand Islands where amazing dressing comes from
Ha!
Ghastly_Grinner 😂🤣😆
Deadly enemies of the Ranchlanders.
@@markrude9489 Also of the offshoot BBQRanchlanders and CoolRanchlanders.
Ghastly_Grinner SHUT UP!!!!!😂
The islanders and naathi sound like a pleasant bunch of people, feels oddly nice compared to how chaotic and deadly the rest of the game of thrones universe is
I love how Martin put so much passion and detail into his work to give us such an emmersive experience
alx xox and people got the nerve to complain tht game of thrones is not a perfect adaptation
It's immersive not emmersive
Someone should make an adventure game about this it would be fun
An open world game
ツ_iTzRiazPvP 2 years? If that’s the case then the game would be shitty. Something like this, as big as the lore is, would take about 5-7 years. Give or take.
I agree!
CDPR
@@_itzriazpvp9869 more like 5 or 6 you know nothing of game development
Finally someone got the distinction between the people of Sothoryos, Summer Islands, and Naath correct! Well done.
Naathi: Please don’t enslave us, or our butterflies will hurt you. : (
Slavers: Really? *Oh no, I’m so scared, what will I ever do?*
Butterflies: That’s what the other guy said.
Nice 👍
Now I really really want a massive Game of Thrones RPG with VR
I used to enjoy the Skyrim game of thrones mods but we do need a huge got rpg
@@TheRealPapaChico I can't seem to find any GOT mods for Skyrim would you mind help me find any?
@@ryderwilson7955 nexus mod manager then go from there
YES!
Mount and Blade warband and Bannerlord have game of thrones mods
Oya! There was an extinct race called the Hairy Men, who were...hairy
Wow, who would've thought!
i would be suprised if they were bald
whycreate
Indians?
who is called Harry...
Hairy Men were decedents of The Ibish Dwarves.
Seems like Danny had a good thing going when she was an Essos, but no, she was obsessed with ruling Westeros which was a boring dump by comparison.
but it has no volcanic/cursed parts of the continent so she wanted to leave for a safer place
Much like medieval Europe, Westeros is a bit dull and disappointing, compared to several nearby locations. Unlike Westeros, Europe at least had the excuse of a long "dark age," following the fall of Rome.
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I, too, am a fan of Shad.
I was mostly exaggerating the lack of technological and social advancement in Medieval Europe, for the sake of drawing a parallel between Medieval Europe vs their neighbors and Westeros vs Essos. That's basically what Westeros is: a caricature of Medieval Europe. Essos is a caricature of Mediterranean Europe, northern Africa, and Asia.
The general social-scientific-technological states of Westeros and Essos reflect the social-scientific-technological states of Europe and its neighbors, in a more exaggerated form: Westeros is pulling itself together, out of an age of feudalism, towards a renaissance or age of enlightenment, considering things like the Citadel exist, while Essos does a better job at living up the standards of its forebears, while also slowing decaying and losing cohesion. Slaver's Bay is a great example of this. Cities like Mereen are held together through slavery, when ages ago, they were far more stable, and they didn't rely on slavery. They're slowly decaying husks that are overtly superior to anything in Westeros, but can't be maintained.
Basically, Westeros will start colonizing and subjecting various areas in Essos, at some point. It's going to be very questionably ethical, but it will probably happen, if an eldritch apocalypse doesn't screw everything up.
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The North itself might reflect Scotland, and the other Celtic cultures of Britain. The First Men are an older culture with deeper ties to the land that they inhabit, as opposed to the Andals, who are relative newcomers that conquered half what the First Men created. The situation is basically the same between the Celtic cultures and Anglo-Saxons of Britain.
The Wall can still be a caricature of Hadrian's Wall, but it doesn't fit a perfect analogy. The Free Folk are still technically First Men, and the Others have a deep connection to the First Men.
@Yarp Yarp Eh, depends on the location in Europe. England, or rather the Anglo-saxon kingdoms that would become England, were still a bit "in the dark" by the 10th century. The "classic" Medieval Period (i.e., in popular culture, when the Middle Ages are depicted, how things generally existed in this specific time frame is depicted) is the 13th or 14th century, in England. That's only a few centuries later.
Targaryens are not the only family to survive the doom. The Celtigars, Velaryons, and the Belaerys.
The Belaerys's didn't survive the doom.
The Targaryens are the only DRAGONLORD family that survived the Doom.
@@bartimaeusofuruk9681 Still wrong. Aurion the self proclaimed Emperor of Valyria survived the Doom.
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1. I should've put "family" in caps too
2. A few other Dragonriders survived the Doom itself, yes. But not for long, and not as a group that could continue exercising power.
then he went back with an army while the volvono is still active (Idiotic) He and his Army Disappear like the wind.
Man I really wish to see more about the Yi Ti. And see how an old culture can survive beside all of those crazy places.
Take a example of China and India.
^ It’s a little more complicated than just India or China. There’s a mountain range to the west called the fucking BONE MOUNTAINS made of bones of people & animals attempting to cross the mountains, an island of the tallest humans with the best eye sight and “old gods” to the south who either kill people or curses them and sends them back mad, and a whole freaking area to the east with the oldest city where the citizens don’t even know who/how/when the city (Asshai) was built. ITS CALLED THE SHADOWLANDS. There further north you go in the shadowlands, the more grotesque the creatures get. There’s a city up there that shadow binders (like the red woman) who inhabit Asshai are too scared to go to. And these are the same motherfuckers who eat *basically* radioactive fish from the ash river which runs black in the day & glows green at night with mutated fish. What!! Yi Ti is where the corrupt bloodstone emperor 100x worse and more evil than Joffrey killed the amethyst empress and soon reigned evil terror and he is the one who caused the long night, when the night king and white walkers were created. Though, I’m not quite sure how one thing on one side of the world caused something else on the other side.
There’s going to be a spin off series of GoT set in the time during the Long Night and hopefully they go into depth about who the hero was and why so many people ALL over the world share the same ending with the same story of the same hero saving everyone from the long night. Hopefully they go into depth about Asshai and Yi Ti and Leng.
@@avacado9756 the long night was the whole world if im correct
danm the lore is even richer than I thought .
I can't reacall alot of the races mentioned here , I probably need
to revisit the audiobooks...
Most of them aren't mentioned in the books. They're detailed in the extended universe books like A World of Ice and Fire (which I would recommend 100%, it's beautiful)
@@lellymapommscymbillnos336 you mean like knight of the seven kingdom? Because I listened to that as well and I couldn't keep up with the story (I probably need to relisten as well)
@@DickTator6969 I don't know - I haven't read that one yet
@@lellymapommscymbillnos336 I listened through aoudiobook but it flew ove my head . Maybe because each chapter is 1hour and a half (there are six chapters) unlike the main series which is typically around 40 minutes per chapter (I guess it's different between reading times aince you can read in a dofferent pace).
An MORPG game on this world be amazing.
That would be an understatement
Actually Bethesda was supposed to make a GOT game before the show , but they instead made Skyrim
It would take years to make it
A Skyrim style game would be great.
Mount and Blade Warband AWOIAF is the closest thing to a Game of Thrones game there is
Every Race in *A Song of Ice and Fire
Baron Thomas I agree that A Song of Ice and Fire, but most people watching this have only seen the show, and the name Game of Thrones is much widely known. So having GoT in the title instead of SoIaF will result in more views
@@ChigiHazel Exactly. And as long as the content is good (and it is), and there is no misleading titles, it's all good.
Anyone else noticed that RR Martin has used the origin of human migration from our history too? On how it's easier and better to move kettle from east to west and vice versa where the climate is similar rather than north to south and vice versa with huge climate changes killing off farm animals, not letting them build up a resistance against a lot of diseases etc. RR Martin must love ancinet history like me. I can see so much of human history in here that I can almost point of the locations withouth knowing it myself. Love it
Yes. He also bases a lot of stuff books 1-3 on the wars of the roses
Never knew that east to west thing. What other similarities are there?
@Devin Chen what about Jogos nhai?
my favorite subject from history was the renaissance era.
GRRM based lots of stuff in the books on actual history.
The Wall= Hadrian Wall in Britain
War of the 5 Kings= War of the Roses
Dothraki=Mongols,Huns,Scythians
Braavos= Venice from the Renaisance era & the Hanseatic city-states & ancient Rhodes
King's Landing= Constantinople with a touch of Rome & Paris.
The Wildfire=Byzantine ''Greek Fire'',basically medieval napalm (oh and the ''fireship'' used by Tyrion,that is based on a real tactic where ships were stuffed with flammable materials and turned into ''floating bombs''.The Dutch used them against the Spanish Armada and the Greeks against the Osmanic fleet during their respective wars of independence)
The Starks and the Northern Houses= Scots/Irish
The Lannisters,Tyrells,Tarleys= French Normans
The Martels of Dorne= Spanish Moors/Sicelian Saracens
The Ironborn=Vikings
The Unsullied= Greek Hoplite armies (Spartans/Atheneans) & Roman Legionaires (super disciplined,infantry that fights in phalanx formation)
The Red Wedding= The Black Dinnner of 1440 (an event,where couple of powerful scottish nobles were lured to a feast by the regent of the King,arrested and executed)
The Cities of Slaver's Bay= the cities of the N.African Berber Slave markets
And Valyria is based of the myth of Atlantis,Numenor from Tolkien's ''Silmarillion'' and Melnibone from Michael Moorcock's ''Elric'' books. (ancient,powerful civilisation which could control magic and perished in a huge desaster)
So much content for potential spin-offs. I hate the idea of having all of this lore remaining unexplored. Game of Thrones only showed maybe 1/10 of all the races, and I still got 3 mintues of the video left.
can you do a video on all the religions in game of thrones?
or just the main ones if there are too many.
Already done
Praise the Black Goat of Qohor ⭐️🐐
@@abrahamp1203 Really? Cuz i looked and couldn't find one. :(
Congrats, mate, this was quite well done. One point about the giants: they definitely interbred with humans and created the "half-bloods" as described by Old Nan in the first book. She even described that the females who gave birth to these halfbloods were the giants who liked to take human males to mate, bc the other way was too painful. It's a passage that most women readers will never forget lol
I think you forgot about the fish-like people on the Isle of Toads
That's in sotheros (however you spell it)
How do u know all this it’s not in the show??
@@alanood1656 the books...
@@alanood1656 the a world of ice and fire book.
Dothraki have copper skin, not amber. that's how the books usually describe them.
Yep. It's the Ghiscari who have amber-ike skin.
Ibbenese are like the dwarves from Lord of the ring
That was what I thought, too. Tolkein is a big influence on GRRM.
They sound more like Neanderthals
Dwarves were never known for their seamanship or their fishing abilities. I agree they have physical similarities though.
More like maritime Neanderthals
@Dr Boom it's said that Ibbenese rarely get above 5'5", which happened to be the average height for a Neanderthal male. They have sloping foreheads and large brow ridges.
The only thing about them that's not very Neanderthal-like is their dark hair, although it wasn't known that Neanderthals were probably gingers until 2007, well after GRRM started writing his series.
You forgot the Lhazareen, a peaceful culture of shepherds that are commonly raided by the Dothraki. Mirri Maz Duur was Lhazareen.
You also missed the Moraqi of Great and Lesser Moraq and the Jade Islanders from Marahai.
Edit: oh and also the Elephant Islanders, which is essentially Essos’ India.
He also forgot the bloodless men close to the winged men.
Danny kinda forgot about all these races
Where is Elephant island located in essos? South of Yi Ti?
@@dvn_dra1654 kinda but like waaaaaayy south. Closer to Sothoryos
and the half horse men
Can you do all the sell-sword companies, histories, major characters, and roles during ASOIF?
I had a hard time keeping up with who’s who and what they were doing while reading.
Hahaha that video would last like a week but I'd totally watch it all
I think civilization ex did that a long time ago.
Hahah Djani bratee! To je too!
I’d love to learn more about the farther easterners beyond the mountain range that practice necromancy 😯
I would love to hear more about Essos, it's so fascinating. The show just made it seem like it was all Dothraki, Bravosi and slavers. But it's so much more than that!
“The Old Ones”.... who reside in ruins... thoughts to be gods...... drive those who visit the ruins mad........... I feel as though this is Martin’s way of doing a shoutout and that’s pretty cool.
Shout out To who?
Terrence Summerour H.P. Lovecraft
I was thinking you meant American Gods they refer to themselves as the old ones or the ancient ones
@@thebonecollections4478 that is Neil Gammain's shout out to one of his favorite authors, HP Lovecraft!
Just one of several. He uses a lot of Lovecraft references for places and people. Like the Deep Ones sounding like references to the fish people in the Shadow over Innsmouth. Not to mention things like the abandoned city made of oily black stone that not even the forest or wild life dare to claim or even approach.
In the show version Salladhor Saan is from the Summer Isles and part Lys also the Grey Worm, Xaro Xhoan Daxos is also from the Summer Isles.
Its funny that all these are just a fantasy or imagination of one creative man
You're honestly the most underrated GoT/ASOIAF youtuber out there. I love your videos.
Alright, here's my pitch. A spin-off that takes place before the doom of Valyria and starts with a disillusioned noble's son stricken with wanderlust. It's his duty to take the mantle of his father the dragon lord, but he could care less about being the leader of one of the 40 noble families. So He runs away with his trusty dragon and lover in the hopes of exploring the world beyond Valyria. On his adventures, he makes new friends, has some close encounters, and ultimately find what he'd been looking for after exploring all 3 continents. It ends with him as an old man with his wife and kids living on an island just far enough to watch the doom consume the first home he'd ever known.
Just think about how much content there is to work within the GOT books. The cameo opportunities are limitless. He could meet unsullied, faceless men, giants, dwarfs, Dothraki, Asians, Dark magicians, Flame priests, summer island black people, children of the forest, and even ancient families like the Starks/Targaryans. Plus it can answer a bunch of questions like why magic isn't as common as it used to be, or how advanced were the Valyrians
Sounds legit
This would be an excellent spinoff. That's another few years worth of a show.
Cliche
ImtheONE lmao how so? I can’t think of a single show with a remotely similar plot
@@derekofoma5120 Avatar: the Last Airbender for one. And just about any animated kids show made since the 1990's.
Ibbenese sound like a type of Dwarf.
They are
Rip Dothraki
May they ride forever in the Night Realm.
:(
@@_itzriazpvp9869 sure :)
@@uhuddiosdosodpkodk you don't know which dothraki Im referring to, or maybe you do ;)
They didn't all die. They sure made it look like that, but they were in the battle yesterday.
Hope those that survived the war in Westeros migrated back to the Dothraki Sea, they should never have gone across the poison water, and instead focus on being a bit more peaceful, ending their infighting, and only raiding enemies
So the further east you go the more messed up they are
It's most likely due to misinformation. Everything we know about the world is based on westerosi knowledge and because barely anyone went east of the bone mountains, its likely that there is a lot of misinformation spread around.
It was the case in our world too. Romans and Greeks believed that further east of Persia, before India and China, there were Yetis, people with one giant foot used as an umbrella, cyclops... In medieval Europe people believed that in roughly what is known as Siberia, there were Caine's descendants
Well, Yi Ti is the most prosperous country based on what i read.
Yi Ti is a very civilised and powerful nation but yes they are the odd ones out
Always happy to see a new Video by you!🤘
Your channel is the best, keep it up! Love your videos.
Thank you for making this video!
This is so fascinating how many of these were inspired by our world's cultures including behavior or appearance.
I loved it thanks man 🙏! I’m so glad you kept adding as you remembered? 🥰
Can you imagine if the show had attempted to explore every region in George’s world? It would have run 20 years!
When you think about the Magic of Dragons and the Nightking ytou think the world is doomed. In the far east which people dont even know about, there could be even crazier magic and monsters
Fr like I'd love to see the night king try to conquer those places
@@mysteryniggadel491 The Night king is bound to Westeros by magic. He cant leave the continent.
@@razatiger22 ohh damn
Why when you can just go north
Wights
White walkers
Giants
Ice spiders
An very possibly ice dragons
In Yi Ti there are the Five Forts, which are built between Yi Ti and the Grey Waste. They built these massive forts to keep something out of their lands. I wonder what it is that scared them so much to build these forts.
Okay, but I would love to see a G.O.T. spinoff about the counties on the easter most part of Essos. Yi Ti sounds awesome to learn about, and I'd love to see what other countries think about the events that happened in Westeros
As always awesome content man thanks for the time and effort you put into this all
Thanks Nolan
A fresh upload just as I browse the channel for videos. 😤😤
Zorses are not zebras, they are zebras and horses hybrids
Was searching the comments for this fact!
There is so much lore here. We need a spinoff of a grown Arya venturing out to these places
The Thousand Islanders look like inspired by Orcs too me.
Nice video! Realy interesting. Could you do a video on the religions in game of thrones?
Its coming! Just give me a few weeks
whycreate cant wait
Brilliant video as always, these are the exact game of thrones videos I need
what is your profile pic from? I see it everwhere
Taylor Jakes a youtuber called Maximillionmus started a thing where he got all his subscribers to change this to their profile pic and on every video we spammed “oh yea yea”, that was months ago now though so it’s died down but some still have the profiler because we’re to lazy to change it back hahaha
You are doing gods work
Finally I always wanted a video about races in a song of ice and fire
There are still Rhoynar left in Essos, Griff and Jon Connington had some in their crew when they were hiding out. I think there are a good number of Rhoynar, but the majority are Valyrinized down in Volantis or they are highly spread out in small numbers (less than 1 million).
My guess is that most of the "non-noble" population of Volantis, Tyrosh and the like is of Rhoynar origin, but do not know their culture.
TheFiresloth Exactly, it’s mostly Valyrinized assimilated Rhoynars living around Volantis.
The Summer Islanders and Naathi deserve a series that focuses on them..
why?
@@bw8450 why not?
@@ChromaticEagle Idk but im not stating that they deserve a series.
Just subscribed to your channel bro, luv your vids. Very detailed and informative. Looking forward to more ✊🏾😎💯
The ibbenese almost seem like dwarves
Would make a great open world MMO game
whocarez98 yup
It's very obvious that almost everything there is heavily inspired by medieval, renaissance and victoria-era fantasized orient/past. The mazemakers are the "cylopeans" for instance. Hykoon is Herakles. And so on.
Which means that it wouldn't make a lot of sense to have a spin-off in one of those many regions - their whole purpose is to remain mysterious. This is why the further you go, the stranger it becomes.
One of the biggest themes of the books and the show is the clash between a believable medieval-like world with its intrigues and politics, and a magical world with prophecies, chosen ones and dragons. One of the last things that happened in the show is precisely "what happens once the chosen one(s) defeat the big bad evil?". If the "magical" world becomes mundane, then the whole structure of GRR Martin's universe collapses.
It just kind of crazy how big the world GRMM created.
Really loved this analysis!!😘
Woah this show is so diverse. No wonder everyone loves it. I got to watch it
The show's pretty much the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the lore. Read the books, they're amazing :D (the show is nice as well)
My brain is spinning from all this information
This is so interesting, it’s absolutely amazing how a person can come up with such detailed fantasy world.
a spinoff series about a cartographer dragon rider encountering all of these cultures would be pretty cool! could make a nice legend of an adventurer
Absolutely love your vids, man. Now I can brag about this stuff and say that I’m ASOIF scholar 😂
All jokes aside though, keep up the awesome work bro 🤙🏼
You forgot some, like the basiliki, who are darker than the Summer Islander.
Your voice is pretty calming my dude
I think a story of a westerosi or es soso adventurer settling in Naath for someone he or she fell in love with and tragically succumbing to the butterfly disease would make for a pretty sick story/spin-off/tale in the lore.
The blanket term “Asian” used to descibed Yi Ti felt off to me. There are many different ethnicities in Asia.
They should make a Tv show or film out of all this!!
2:47 i remember reading in the books that one valyrian person left the islands of valyria and went west, thus the reason of the daynes having purple eyes
Very well edited.
I wonder whats west of westeros. If there is anything out there, that'd make westeros centeros!
Unless the world is actually flat like a piece of paper then there is always something to the west.
Even more Westeros
Watch alt shift X video on that, their are three small islands way out west
i think one of the stark lords who had a passion for voyage travelled west only to never return....and the stark heir was so sad that he destroyed the entire stark navy....which is the reason why House Stark doesn't have a navy anymore...
The Great Kaboom is inevitable Im afraid...
Qaathi is the ethnicity. Qartheen refers to people from Qarth.
Yea their a really interesting people
Love their hypocrisy. They only made it big since four hundred years or so, but they like to posture themselves as that ancient, wise civilization ^^
What about Ulthos, Skagos, and the Unicorns of that island they allegedly ride? Also, the "Squishers" around Crack Claw Point? Great video!
Great video. Thanks
Instead, Westeros is hyper-focused on, and is the size of Detroit... The show missed out!
Sir Knight Errant Why should I? You’re no King of mine-just a knight!
The show is based on the books, and it already leaves out a shit ton of interesting characters and sub-plots. How would they have included extra stuff that we don't even know much about? Hahaha
wouldn't this world be a lot less interessting without all those different races?
Love your vids
I’d love if a spin off would explore the oceanic races and their evolved politics.
11:01 yesss✊🏿
So many races in GAMES OF THRONES WORLD...very interesting.,perhaps a spinoff of to games of thrones..will be great.
Love the video can you make one of the real world equivalents of all the islands and continents
This world is so fantastical to me. I am absolutely obsessed with planetos, and want so much more. I want histories and books, and there is just so much here. I have never been a fantasy person so perhaps my excitement is juvenile, but damn I just love it so much.
HBO just give me SOMETHING, anything that uses this great potential will satisfy me, animation or real-life action.... just give me something PLEASE!
Zorses aren’t zebras in asoiaf. They are a hybrids that became their own species.
And they're actually a thing IRL.
Where did you get this info from. I cant remember anything suggesting that inasoiaf.
The World of Ice & Fire book. In the ‘THE PLAINS OF THE JOGOS NHAI’ section.
But IRL, zorses can’t reproduce. They are sterile.
Great video 👍👏
Love your videos sir.
Comments are loaded with people bitching about racism or being racist or both.
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Love the vids
This makes me wish they would make so many more shows
Dude zorses are actual things lol, they aren't just zebras.
Horse/Zebra Hybrid
Zorse ?
Seeing that there is no mention and interbreeding horse with zebras, or any mention of zebras at all, it is likely that zorses in asoiaf are not hybrids, but just zebras.
@@mleedeau that's what I thought. They're only Zebras with extensive horse rider training.
What about quaggas
What about the race on toad island?
Cool video! Never knew anything about it.
Extremely entertaining. 10/10