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TubaBluba

Damn I just got finished watching the last episode like 10 minutes ago

Twiska Brand

I'm nerdy as hell too and I can't handle fandom music either. The most I can at stomach is Beast In Black (the metal band) because their references are very sparse and most of the time you don't recognise.

QuibblesAndGitz

Imagine how different this story and world would be if Ned Starks brother had simply killed Balish in the duel that they had in youth!!

Tor Andre Frantsvaag

The Wait is long and full of terrors i need more episodes of theese fellows =D

DeathSwitch

Bit disappointing to hear Fax write off nerdcore in general as cringe. At least Alicia recognised she would be unfair if she reviewed it. If they listened to recent Fabvl songs without any video they'd never know it was from an anime

leviathan_13

I think Baelish became like that because Catlyn refused him... so, in a way, it's her fault! Again! XD

jane doe

Nerdcore is pretty cringe

Levi Price

Alright nerd time In Game of Thrones, Westeros is shaped by several religions, each with its own gods and followers. The Faith of the Seven dominates the south, worshipping seven aspects of one god (like the Warrior, the Mother, and the Stranger), and is followed by nobles like the Lannisters and Tyrells. In the North, people follow the Old Gods of the Forest—nameless nature spirits tied to weirwood trees—still revered by the Starks and wildlings. The fiery god R’hllor, or the Lord of Light, comes from Essos and is followed by characters like Melisandre and Thoros; his religion centers on light vs. darkness and the prophecy of Azor Ahai. The seafaring Ironborn worship the Drowned God, embracing death and rebirth through ritual drowning. In Braavos, the secretive Faceless Men serve the Many-Faced God, a death deity said to encompass all others. Finally, the Dothraki honor the Great Stallion, a horse god tied to conquest and prophecy. Each god reflects the culture and values of their people, shaping everything from politics to prophecy.

Karatsuki

Not Don just smirking and staring into the camera the whole time they were theorising about the Aria vision lmao

PropheticSage

The idea of Robb not including Cat (Raised as the daughter of the Lord of the Riverlands) in his negotiations regarding the Riverlands is insane, I get they're really caught up on the whole letting Jamie out thing but forgetting her strategic advantage would by lunacy on Robbs part

Ariadne

i like the "im not into nerdcore" conversation during the intro credits now that theyve reacted to the whole GLORB library