A lot of rivers can be like that. In Australia the Murray for instance, one section you can stand in the middle but 100 metres up two steps in and you can’t touch the bottom. It’s actually quite realistic.
@@aadityasharma6855 yeah I would disagree. This scene was good. That execution of little finger was great and a complete blind side although the build-up was lame as fuck. Judging the season as a whole. Trash.
I hate the last season, but this scene was a masterpiece from start to finish... when the dothraki came charging across the hill drogon flying through the clouds, to Bronn shooting those bolts to Jaime just being a complete badass, amazing
It's no masterpiece. Bronn and Jaime should both have died. Both put themselves directly in the path of dragon fire. Jaime was also a dozen feet underwater in full armour. What made the show great was the realistic way that no character was safe from the consequences of their actions. Bronn and Jaime's ridiculous survival here puts this firmly in "post shark jump" territory. Oh, and Bronn risking almost certain death for Jaime was also completely out of character.
Masterpiece from start to finish? Daenerys sees that Bronn is firing a big ass harpune and yet both she and the (so called intelligent) dragon head right towards the loaded harpune to get hit? Why? Or the last sccene. Jaime is free to ride towards the dragon and the queen without a single dothraki trying to stop him and just the moment Drogon is about to crisp Jaime he gets rescued by Bronn who of course was also free to ride towards the queen. Both scenes make no sense and remind me rather of a Hollywood action movie than GoT.
Or a few episodes previous when the army of the dead conveniently had brought along 700 feet of steel ship anchor chain where each link weighs 100 tons to lift a 25 ton dragon out of a lake they totally didn't know they were going to need 😂😂
Not to mention his vertical jump/dive or possibly flight ability while wearing armor himself. He caught Jamie in the torso with that tackle, which had to be at least 6 feet up.
As great as these visuals were to watch, there's no way bron and Jaime could've survived, one of the main reasons the later seasons didn't have the same feel, there were no stakes.
@@NewVaultDweller Battle Of The Bastards was genuinely hard to watch. Even more so being such a fan of both The Battle of Pelennor Fields and The Battle For Helms Deep. The Ewoks fighting the StormTroopers in Return of the Jedi is better than this garbage.
The second Jamie and Bronn saw or heard the dragon they should have instantly panicked and ordered everyone to retreat, and then all of them should have been massacred. Jamie has to survive of course but lets be real the dragon could have just taken out literally everybody instead of a bunch of carts except the only dangerous cart
I’ve always seen this a creative suicide attempt, actually. Jaime had already lost his hand, his kids, and his honor. Now he’s lost a majority of his command to a monster out of legend. So he figures he might as well try to go out in a literal blaze of glory
This is one of the better episodes of the awful later part of the show. But this is also when writers were ending every episode with an annoying, forced cliffhanger.
Not even one of the "better episodes", just one of the better portions of an episode - the rest of the episode was fairly meek, but this battle was great.
He didn’t have to get wounded if she wasn’t busy keep flying around instead of burning the machines they were using. She was a bit too egotistical at times and it always bit her or the dragons.
Danny's dragons seem so intelligent and loving . How they gently watch over her and gently help her dis mount. Qherw as house of the dragon makes them seem way less attached to their riders...anyone notice this
Caraxes in HoD seems to be more conected with Daemon then others, when he was shot with arrow it looked like the dragon felt it too and not even once i heard Daemon say dracarys, so maybe it is from rider to rider some love their dragons and are trully bonded with them and some have them in place of horses.
@@LittleMissV they say in the show and books during hod that they have rhe eggs in the baby's cradle to grow up with so it's weird that the dragons aren't as bonded
@4spurta I agree, I really don’t like the way HoTD is treating the dragons, they even use reins on them like horses with painful implants in their necks, whereas in GoT the riders and dragons actually had a loving relationship which makes way more sense considering how smart dragons are
@@514Mistic Really? He pushes Jaime into the water to save him from the dragon breath. But how the hell did they manage to swim under water a mile away and didn't get eaten by Drogon in the meantime?
The biggest issue with season 7 was the extremely fast pace. D&D were near their creative end by this point. Not a horrible season but certainly a step down from most of the others.
How did he survive though? Bronn pushed him into water, sure, fine. But how come they came out of the water like a mile away and that Dragon didn't just like...eat them?
In this battle I like how the dragon is somewhat balanced. An extremely powerful infantry support asset but still very vulnerable to those scorpions. They're no way after seeing how effective was this scorpions that the battle of king's landing could happen like it did in season 8.
Just like my experience in total war: warhammer. Dragons can solve a lot of problems, but they aren't invincible. Unless they happen to be the dragons on Imriks army. In which case, they are pretty much unstoppable.
@@WhySoSerious551 Right and especially after seeing it killed Rhaegal, which to me was unacceptable to have it written out like that, I think Drogon must know the threat it posses and learned how to avoid it.
@@JudieneHelmsleyI feel like they could have possibly written Rhaegal getting killed by a scorpion in a way that worked but they didn’t. They could have, I don’t know, mounted a scorpion somewhere on like a balcony of the red keep, and have the dragons focused on destroying the ones on the ships and the ones on the castle walls, only for Rhaegal to get hit by a balcony mounted one during the seige of kings landing. Instead they just had Dany forget about a whole ass fleet and him die randomly.
The amount of plot armour in this scene is absolutely staggering, it’s especially jarring in comparison to the earlier seasons when everyone was in danger of death at any given moment
the scene to save Jamie is absurd. The horse was running fast, suddenly a guy jumped out to push Jamie. They were on the shore, the fall into the deep water. Too absurd, illogical. No one escapes the dragon in that distance.
You blind bro? Bronn was riding a horse as well. He jumped off it into Jaime. Also rivers and ponds can be a tad deep, the scene is plausible, if unlikely. Dragon could've just plucked em out of the water, but then again, probably couldn't see or hear them hit the water through all the fire between them.
@@BlackieVT Its not plausible, where did Bronn even come from? Aren't they on a battlefield with 2 armies supposedly fighting each other, you're telling me bron just snuck past all the dothraki? And nobody decides to kill or even follow Jamie and Bron right after they tried to assassinate their leader, not even drogon? Also, how is jamie able to swim with heavy armour and a metal hand?
@@BlackieVT Can you explain how Bronn was able to drag Jamie out of the lake even though Jamie was wearing armor that weighed hundreds of pounds? Stop dick riding. Seasons 7 and 8 of GoT are absolute trash.
You can tell Tyrion was relieved when Bronn hit Drogon. Daenerys may be his queen but he sure didn’t want to see his friend and brother die along with the army.
I dont think Tyrion even knew that was Bron shooting. His gaze is toward the sky, eyes glued to the dragon. When the dragon gets hit and starts to tumble, Tyrion still focused on the dragon, he tenses up an walks forward...with a look of concern. Definitely not showing relief.
Tyrion was being stupid in those later seasons. He'd been tried and convicted for a crime he didn't commit by those he saved, lost his 'wife' (the north), managed to get a prince killed in the process, murdered his father, stowed away in a crate and returned to bumbling drunkeness. He then convinced Danerys of some miraculous bloodless invasion to capture westeros all the while Olena was telling her how it was. Then olena died and her keep plundered, misandei murdered, and there's Tyrion, still singing the same old song of peace. So she ignored him here, laid waste to the Lannister Army to give the locals a taste. Tyrion actually believed no one needed to die. It was stupid.
In our pursuit of calling Jorah, Jon, Dorgo and Ser Barrister valiant we never really cared to notice how courageous Bronn is! Yes he fights for money not honour and has no rigid loyalty but he does have dignity which is why he didn't kill the Lannister brothers in the end on Cersei' order. And has saved their lives on more than one occasion. Him trying to hunt the dragon down is worthy of praise. One of the very few humans on the show who managed to hit the dragon!
Even though this season and forward were bad, this scene was satisfying. We wanted to finally see our Kahlesee ride into battle, but we stressing for Jaime and Bronn.😅
this would actually be a pretty badass way to end the Daenerys plot line. Have Jaime kill her here, then Drogon kill Jaime (he dies a hero at last), then have Bronn and the remnants of the Lannister army kill the dragon, which would cause the Dothraki to be like "wtf we're getting out of here", and then have *Bronn The Dragonslayer* proclaimed King of the Seven Kingdoms.
I would like the Hound wielding a Dragonslayer and beheading a dragon. Then he ventures off with Sansa and live their lives in peace. (Their legacy/grand children will come back to revive the Stark honorable traditions.) FIN. ;3
bro the hound is like 50 years older he would never touch her unless she insisted even then he doesnt seem like the kinda person who would agree to that
@@hisagi9975 The Hound is certainly not 50 years older, than would make him nearly 70., which he obviously isn't. He's probably 15-25 years older than she is. Also, what made you think that the Hound wouldn't like to have sex or marry a beautiful and smart girl?
Watching this scene after seeing episode three of HoTD when caraxes literally distegrates some poor crab soldier shows the difference between dragon and the older dragons
I’m a huge bron fan glad he didn’t die in this scene and that he made it to the end with everything and more that was promised. Crazy he started off a thief and body guard for hire to a main character
Not to mention that Drogon is still very young even at this size… he is like, 10-15 years old ? Balerion was around 100yo when Aegon conquered Westeros. And died of old age past 250yo. When Drogon reach his age… yes, he will be unstoppable.
It had made lot more sense ,impact and logic if bronn and jaimi had died in this battle . It seems so dumb that bronn survied after hurting drogon and coming face to face with him ,and even jaime too survived after coming that close to killing dany.
Can we talk about how Jaime just ignored drogon ,like drogon probably sent to himself, and then looked at Dany like he don’t see me sitting right here 😂😂😂😂
Euron's ships which are apparently invisible to daenerys from dragon-back (?) can nail right through rhaegal with ease from a half kilometre distance. But from a similar distance they only injure Drogon? I get Drogon is the strongest dragon but this is still an inconsistency.
@@xen1313 True. Not sure how you would explain the mass producing and training of this equipment so quickly, or how Eurons dudes can hit shots repeatedly on a target from an unstable ocean surface but Lannister soldiers can't hit anything much closer on a stable surface. How does the bolt double wall bang and shred through both sides of ship hulls 🤷
@@gaiusx287 it makes no sense how they hit him that many times at that distance suddenly with non missing. It was terrible what happened and poor writing
@@mrsentencename7334 I honestly couldn't believe that scene when I watched it for the first time....and not in a good way. I was in disbelief they would absolutely trash the show like that in an attempt to get a cheap ''shock'' on the fans. I was in disbelief the ships could hit the dragon that far away with that much impact, I was in disbelief the ships got shredded by ballista bolts harder than they would be shredded by 18 inch ship cannons , I was in disbelief that an entire fleet can't be seen close-by from the air, I was in disbelief that amongst all the mayhem they managed to capture Missaandei somehow, and knew who she was ... Probably the lowest moment in the show for me.
If only the 7 kingdoms would've thought about this during the conquest... Honestly though, Scorpions should've only been effective if hitting the eye or an open jaw.
Bronn really should've died here. It was a bit daft that he didn't. Drogon flattened half a fleet with dragon fire, and yet Bronn can just.... jump five feet and be out of the way. It would've been the perfect demonstration that the old ways of warfare and combat can't compete with dragons if Bronn had been killed.
is bronn the only one in the entire history of westaros who has ever inflicted damaged to a dragon and lived to tell the tale? damn talk about badassery.
This second part of the battle has major flaws. One of them is when Bronn jumps off the scorpion and you see how large the area Drogon burns down is and the next moment Bronn lying on the ground with hay around him not even catching fire lol.
To make it more believable, both Bronn and Jamie should have been given burns from the fire. Not crippling burns but still some kind of wounds from the ordeal.
I wonder how She got her other two dragons not to follow her when she took off with Drogon to this battle. And i wonder why she didnt take them with her
name 1 character that died in this massive battle. An episode with awful writing and insane plot armor is the best game of thrones episode? luckily that's not true, lol
@@sajberdeka the books specify that horses were terrified of dragons to the point where it was detrimental to the war effort as soon as they flew over them, George R R Martin is a firm believer of believable magic, so a horse being terrified of dragons is within his canon, and realistic if you consider that horses are often startled by far more mundane things…the alterations they made in the show only proves how much they separated the scripts from the books, to the detriment of the storytelling as a whole
I remember a Jamie chapter in the books, the 4th one to be precise, when the man walks past other knights practising jousting and looks at them with a mix of enjoyment and melancholy, since he loves jousting but couldn't practice it anymore after losing his hand. He thinks "my jousting days are done". And his whole personality was built around the things that make a knight, well, knightly, and one of the core ones is jousting, right along with courage in combat. Now look at how he is charging at 2:04. Just as if he was jousting. But this isn't a tourney, nor is it against another rider: it's war, and it's a dragon. This is the most important charge of his life, and probably of history. Maybe this will happen in the books: Jamie Lannister, the maimed knight who nobody respects for having broken his vows as a kingsguard and having lost his good hand, charges a dragon head on and kills it with a lance with his left hand. Suddenly now your most remarkable deed is not being a Kingslayer, but a *Dragonslayer* . Something like that puts you very high in the list when talking about the best knights who ever lived, if not right at the top.
I was suffering too much during this scene. I didn't want Bronn to kill the dragon but I didn't want the dragon to kill bronn either.
I wanted bron to kill both the dragon and dany
@@mattguxxxtt9629 based
dragon and fucking dany was so annoying how did you love them??
@@mattguxxxtt9629 same 😂😂
@@mattguxxxtt9629 same fu ck dany. Bronn was the fu ckin man absolute savage!!
It’s funny how the water depth suddenly went from ankles deep to like Mariana Trench deep…
Man... That's the deepest place on earth.
@@ryansandigan7184 still not as deep as your moms pussy (sorry)
Да, такую глубину ещё поискать. Хорошо, что она оказалась рядом 😂
? Never been ponds ? They're literally like that
A lot of rivers can be like that. In Australia the Murray for instance, one section you can stand in the middle but 100 metres up two steps in and you can’t touch the bottom. It’s actually quite realistic.
This was the last time the entire fan base was united in their praise for GOT.
After this episode, it was never the same
i think season 7 was good
Not really, this plot armor was ridiculous.
@@aadityasharma6855 yeah I would disagree. This scene was good. That execution of little finger was great and a complete blind side although the build-up was lame as fuck. Judging the season as a whole. Trash.
I don’t understand why they made this show before the books were finished. That’s like shagging a prostitute then putting a condom on after
@@thomascrissman1124 exactly. The way Bronn gets there out of nowhere is, objectively, ridiculous.
I hate the last season, but this scene was a masterpiece from start to finish... when the dothraki came charging across the hill drogon flying through the clouds, to Bronn shooting those bolts to Jaime just being a complete badass, amazing
It's no masterpiece. Bronn and Jaime should both have died. Both put themselves directly in the path of dragon fire. Jaime was also a dozen feet underwater in full armour. What made the show great was the realistic way that no character was safe from the consequences of their actions. Bronn and Jaime's ridiculous survival here puts this firmly in "post shark jump" territory. Oh, and Bronn risking almost certain death for Jaime was also completely out of character.
Jaime just being an idiot* Here I fixed it for you
So amazing especially the part when armor became useless and the dothraki turned the lannister troops into swiss cheese
You need to learn the definition of words and go out and see more things. Masterpiece? No. For fucks sake hah
Masterpiece from start to finish?
Daenerys sees that Bronn is firing a big ass harpune and yet both she and the (so called intelligent) dragon head right towards the loaded harpune to get hit? Why?
Or the last sccene. Jaime is free to ride towards the dragon and the queen without a single dothraki trying to stop him and just the moment Drogon is about to crisp Jaime he gets rescued by Bronn who of course was also free to ride towards the queen.
Both scenes make no sense and remind me rather of a Hollywood action movie than GoT.
when drogon smashes the cross bow with his tail LOL
Me when the door catches my belt loop and then I slam it 💀
@@bsmooovHow do you even manage to do that
Bron has to be the actual strongest man alive in Westeros to have pulled Jaime from that far underwater in full metal plate armor.
its a "plot armor" not a plate armor :P.
Or a few episodes previous when the army of the dead conveniently had brought along 700 feet of steel ship anchor chain where each link weighs 100 tons to lift a 25 ton dragon out of a lake they totally didn't know they were going to need 😂😂
Not to mention his vertical jump/dive or possibly flight ability while wearing armor himself. He caught Jamie in the torso with that tackle, which had to be at least 6 feet up.
not to mention they are supposed to be allergic to water or something @@johns1625
That mistake Jaime made killed two good horses in an instant
The vegan club of Westeros is outraged
I feel like even a seasoned war horse like theirs would just take one look at Drogon, and be like, “Nah, that’s a no from me fam. You’re on your own.”
As great as these visuals were to watch, there's no way bron and Jaime could've survived, one of the main reasons the later seasons didn't have the same feel, there were no stakes.
and don't forget Jon surviving the Battle of bastards, after a hundred men passed through him.
@@NewVaultDweller Battle Of The Bastards was genuinely hard to watch. Even more so being such a fan of both The Battle of Pelennor Fields and The Battle For Helms Deep. The Ewoks fighting the StormTroopers in Return of the Jedi is better than this garbage.
The second Jamie and Bronn saw or heard the dragon they should have instantly panicked and ordered everyone to retreat, and then all of them should have been massacred. Jamie has to survive of course but lets be real the dragon could have just taken out literally everybody instead of a bunch of carts except the only dangerous cart
2:19 best shot
He was like do you know who the fuck you are attacking 😂😂
Exactly! What kind of suicidal maniac rides up to a dragon and its mother on horseback with nothing but a damn spear? Did he *want* to die?
Just Pissed Drogon off. Can tell by the way he destroyed that machine😆
I mean it's understandable. You can't expect them to not fight back after Drogon just roasted their entire army.
Well he got shot, id be mad too
He really thought he would be able to kill her with her dragon right there!!😂
euron killed rheghal the same exact way😐
@@-_-ligma like Jaime? I dont think so.
NPC
I’ve always seen this a creative suicide attempt, actually. Jaime had already lost his hand, his kids, and his honor. Now he’s lost a majority of his command to a monster out of legend. So he figures he might as well try to go out in a literal blaze of glory
This is one of the better episodes of the awful later part of the show. But this is also when writers were ending every episode with an annoying, forced cliffhanger.
until you remember jaime fell into the water with heavy armor on, and the next time you see him he's totally fine
@@nihilarv2303 the same water that was ankle deep a few scenes before this.🤣
Not even one of the "better episodes", just one of the better portions of an episode - the rest of the episode was fairly meek, but this battle was great.
Pretty much sums up both seasons 7 and 8 right there. Occasional great moments constantly undermined by shocking overall decisions and writing.
It was shite
Bronn was the most versatile warrior in the realm
one of the bests in my opnion
Cunning, ruthless, skilled and most of all: intelligent enough to pick his battles wisely. It’s no wonder he got the best ending.
Easily a top 5-6 sword in Westeros bronn was an absolute savage
Broon ist ein held
A true mercenary
That thing nearly killed me.
Still better than 🧱
🤣😂🤣😂
drogon is my ultimate hero
Yess I love him
🤨 Ist nur ein Tier dummer drache
He didn’t have to get wounded if she wasn’t busy keep flying around instead of burning the machines they were using. She was a bit too egotistical at times and it always bit her or the dragons.
I think Tyrion was rooting for Daenerys to die considering the amount of bad advice he gave her.
Interesting take. He did still like Jaime, and arguably even Cersei
Nope it was just shit writing
Nah, he just became dumb after reading the script
I was hoping for the spear to go right though her big mouth instead
No, he just didn’t want to see his brother burned alive.
Every time I see Drogon being so magestic on screen I cry. Always. Is too incredible, too beautiful
Danny's dragons seem so intelligent and loving . How they gently watch over her and gently help her dis mount. Qherw as house of the dragon makes them seem way less attached to their riders...anyone notice this
Well the dragons in HoD seem to be treated as little more than powerful horses, while the dragons in GoT were practically hand raised by Dany.
Caraxes in HoD seems to be more conected with Daemon then others, when he was shot with arrow it looked like the dragon felt it too and not even once i heard Daemon say dracarys, so maybe it is from rider to rider some love their dragons and are trully bonded with them and some have them in place of horses.
@@Arianeria I do believe thats the case but still not to the level of Danny
@@LittleMissV they say in the show and books during hod that they have rhe eggs in the baby's cradle to grow up with so it's weird that the dragons aren't as bonded
@4spurta I agree, I really don’t like the way HoTD is treating the dragons, they even use reins on them like horses with painful implants in their necks, whereas in GoT the riders and dragons actually had a loving relationship which makes way more sense considering how smart dragons are
its a bit weird how Bronn actually survived this...
It goes to show he’s more skilled than we relies
Plot armour
@@moisuomi well he didn’t really have a good plot at the end so idk why it would make a difference dumbass
Bron has been a calculated sellsword from the beginning of his introduction. His survival is neither weird or plot armour
@@514Mistic Really? He pushes Jaime into the water to save him from the dragon breath.
But how the hell did they manage to swim under water a mile away and didn't get eaten by Drogon in the meantime?
I am here after watching Aemmond Targaryen claiming Vhagar
Aemond the badass
Same bro
And vhagar is freaking huge!
Say what you want about season 7, this was an S tier battle. One of the last epic scenes in the show
The biggest issue with season 7 was the extremely fast pace. D&D were near their creative end by this point. Not a horrible season but certainly a step down from most of the others.
@@theeALister not a step down but an entire staircase
@@theeALister Nah, it is quite horrible.
@@ratulsaha9487 😭😭😭
I think the plot armour was a little thick, apart from that this episode was quite amazing.
Jaime charging in to kill daenerys and end the rebellion to save millions of lives is still one of my favourite scenes in the show
How did he survive though?
Bronn pushed him into water, sure, fine. But how come they came out of the water like a mile away and that Dragon didn't just like...eat them?
@@muchanadziko6378 not to mention they had heavy armor on
@@muchanadziko6378 its pretty obvious, their armor is made of plot. thats how they were able to survive that.
@@mr.z9309 yeah, I guess so
@@josebatres8182 Maybe their armour saved them from being devoured by a dragon that's standing literally 5 feet away
In this battle I like how the dragon is somewhat balanced.
An extremely powerful infantry support asset but still very vulnerable to those scorpions.
They're no way after seeing how effective was this scorpions that the battle of king's landing could happen like it did in season 8.
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Just like my experience in total war: warhammer.
Dragons can solve a lot of problems, but they aren't invincible.
Unless they happen to be the dragons on Imriks army. In which case, they are pretty much unstoppable.
The amount of experience drogon has with scorpions, and dodging them i dont think they'll ever be a threat to him again
@@WhySoSerious551 Right and especially after seeing it killed Rhaegal, which to me was unacceptable to have it written out like that, I think Drogon must know the threat it posses and learned how to avoid it.
@@JudieneHelmsleyI feel like they could have possibly written Rhaegal getting killed by a scorpion in a way that worked but they didn’t.
They could have, I don’t know, mounted a scorpion somewhere on like a balcony of the red keep, and have the dragons focused on destroying the ones on the ships and the ones on the castle walls, only for Rhaegal to get hit by a balcony mounted one during the seige of kings landing. Instead they just had Dany forget about a whole ass fleet and him die randomly.
The amount of plot armour in this scene is absolutely staggering, it’s especially jarring in comparison to the earlier seasons when everyone was in danger of death at any given moment
Exactly 💯, if not for the plot armour everyone will die in GOT. Even John, Arya, Sansa, tyrion and drogon.
the scene to save Jamie is absurd. The horse was running fast, suddenly a guy jumped out to push Jamie. They were on the shore, the fall into the deep water. Too absurd, illogical. No one escapes the dragon in that distance.
Very reminiscent of Rose saving Finn in The Last Jedi.
You blind bro? Bronn was riding a horse as well. He jumped off it into Jaime. Also rivers and ponds can be a tad deep, the scene is plausible, if unlikely. Dragon could've just plucked em out of the water, but then again, probably couldn't see or hear them hit the water through all the fire between them.
@@BlackieVT Its not plausible, where did Bronn even come from? Aren't they on a battlefield with 2 armies supposedly fighting each other, you're telling me bron just snuck past all the dothraki? And nobody decides to kill or even follow Jamie and Bron right after they tried to assassinate their leader, not even drogon? Also, how is jamie able to swim with heavy armour and a metal hand?
@@BlackieVT Can you explain how Bronn was able to drag Jamie out of the lake even though Jamie was wearing armor that weighed hundreds of pounds?
Stop dick riding. Seasons 7 and 8 of GoT are absolute trash.
Its Drogons thunderous roar that does it for me
You can tell Tyrion was relieved when Bronn hit Drogon. Daenerys may be his queen but he sure didn’t want to see his friend and brother die along with the army.
I dont think Tyrion even knew that was Bron shooting.
His gaze is toward the sky, eyes glued to the dragon.
When the dragon gets hit and starts to tumble, Tyrion still focused on the dragon, he tenses up an walks forward...with a look of concern.
Definitely not showing relief.
Didn’t he love dragons? Hes an empathetic character, startled that the animal is suffering and Daenerys is in severe danger of falling from the sky
Tyrion was being stupid in those later seasons. He'd been tried and convicted for a crime he didn't commit by those he saved, lost his 'wife' (the north), managed to get a prince killed in the process, murdered his father, stowed away in a crate and returned to bumbling drunkeness. He then convinced Danerys of some miraculous bloodless invasion to capture westeros all the while Olena was telling her how it was. Then olena died and her keep plundered, misandei murdered, and there's Tyrion, still singing the same old song of peace. So she ignored him here, laid waste to the Lannister Army to give the locals a taste.
Tyrion actually believed no one needed to die. It was stupid.
In our pursuit of calling Jorah, Jon, Dorgo and Ser Barrister valiant we never really cared to notice how courageous Bronn is! Yes he fights for money not honour and has no rigid loyalty but he does have dignity which is why he didn't kill the Lannister brothers in the end on Cersei' order. And has saved their lives on more than one occasion.
Him trying to hunt the dragon down is worthy of praise. One of the very few humans on the show who managed to hit the dragon!
would like to note that he saved Sandor during the Battle of Blackwater, although he intended to kill him before the start of the battle
Even though this season and forward were bad, this scene was satisfying. We wanted to finally see our Kahlesee ride into battle, but we stressing for Jaime and Bronn.😅
Would have been a better end for our Daenarys than what we got.
this would actually be a pretty badass way to end the Daenerys plot line.
Have Jaime kill her here, then Drogon kill Jaime (he dies a hero at last), then have Bronn and the remnants of the Lannister army kill the dragon, which would cause the Dothraki to be like "wtf we're getting out of here", and then have *Bronn The Dragonslayer* proclaimed King of the Seven Kingdoms.
@@muchanadziko6378 u like bronn very much do you
I would like the Hound wielding a Dragonslayer and beheading a dragon. Then he ventures off with Sansa and live their lives in peace.
(Their legacy/grand children will come back to revive the Stark honorable traditions.)
FIN.
;3
bro the hound is like 50 years older he would never touch her unless she insisted even then he doesnt seem like the kinda person who would agree to that
@@hisagi9975 The Hound is certainly not 50 years older, than would make him nearly 70., which he obviously isn't.
He's probably 15-25 years older than she is.
Also, what made you think that the Hound wouldn't like to have sex or marry a beautiful and smart girl?
Dany should have blood riders spotting for her.
I used to love this show so much that I felt so much sympathy when that CGI dragon squeeled in pain lol
I was still on Dany side. But here I was like shit, get it Jamie
I still love how pissed off Drogon is at the scorpion - so much so that even after he fries it, he wacks it with his tail
Bronn’s dive off the scorpion gets me every time 😂😂😂
Realistically Bronn would have died.
Drogon would too
that beach water is DEEP wtf
It's a river
got those minecraft terrain generation dynamics. No beach, 30ft deep.
Imagine how different the show would have ended if that arrow landed on Dany's forehead
It would've been shit them
Tyrion even mentioned something like that after the battle
Fuck yeah bruh, Bronn was the fucking badass of the show! a god damn boss every single scene!
Makes no sense how bronn and Jamie survived this. God I hate these writers
Watching this scene after seeing episode three of HoTD when caraxes literally distegrates some poor crab soldier shows the difference between dragon and the older dragons
Wait for Meleys then
@@dakiisanuppermoon9356 Ive read the books
@@brodyestes2376 then you will understand
Excelente película una de las mejores de este año 2022
I came here today 27 November of 2022 and i still remember the day watching this leaked episode all these years ago 😂
Bron was the best side character I loved his humor but hw showed that he can even fight dragons.
I like how Jamie talks to his horse before charging like come on boy let’s go get burned
They never redeemed Tyrion... And somehow he ends up being the hand again
I’m a huge bron fan glad he didn’t die in this scene and that he made it to the end with everything and more that was promised. Crazy he started off a thief and body guard for hire to a main character
Im surprized that how this video is 5yrs old...yet all comments like mine are just posted today...
Bronn would be a goalkeeper today. His diving reach is superb, he jumps away from a dragon inferno, then he leaps to save Jaime out of nowhere
Bronn the Gigachad of 7 kingdoms
Bron got balls of steal🔥🔥🔥
Love the way how dragon covered his mother
That pond had a sick drop off
Jamie Lannister is one of my favorite character. Stupid writers messed him up. He deserved better!
If that was Balerion that shot would’ve felt like a splinter LMAO.
Not exactly, it depends on where it hits. It did piece Balerion's skull in the test.
@@Darklarik3 that was easily a 180 year old Bones at tis point-and Balerion Dragon fire was easily 100-folds more powerful of Drogon
Not to mention that Drogon is still very young even at this size… he is like, 10-15 years old ? Balerion was around 100yo when Aegon conquered Westeros. And died of old age past 250yo.
When Drogon reach his age… yes, he will be unstoppable.
@@Darklarik3 I’m saying if it hit Balerion in the same spot as Drogon.
@@thiagocardoso5533 nobody knows
Tyrion knew it's gonna hit if Bronn is the person doing it
It had made lot more sense ,impact and logic if bronn and jaimi had died in this battle .
It seems so dumb that bronn survied after hurting drogon and coming face to face with him ,and even jaime too survived after coming that close to killing dany.
Flying dragon is idiotic, warrior's is not
@@overcomingsins6334 you really have something against dragons hun?
In the books, unless that thing hit the eye, at best it would have pissed a dragon this big off
C'est l'une des meilleurs scènes de la serie
Can we talk about how Jaime just ignored drogon ,like drogon probably sent to himself, and then looked at Dany like he don’t see me sitting right here 😂😂😂😂
Euron's ships which are apparently invisible to daenerys from dragon-back (?) can nail right through rhaegal with ease from a half kilometre distance.
But from a similar distance they only injure Drogon?
I get Drogon is the strongest dragon but this is still an inconsistency.
One could argue that this was the original prototype, and they increased the power after seeing what this one did for the later ones built.
@@xen1313 True. Not sure how you would explain the mass producing and training of this equipment so quickly, or how Eurons dudes can hit shots repeatedly on a target from an unstable ocean surface but Lannister soldiers can't hit anything much closer on a stable surface.
How does the bolt double wall bang and shred through both sides of ship hulls 🤷
I think it’s because it hit Rhaegal in the neck
@@gaiusx287 it makes no sense how they hit him that many times at that distance suddenly with non missing. It was terrible what happened and poor writing
@@mrsentencename7334 I honestly couldn't believe that scene when I watched it for the first time....and not in a good way.
I was in disbelief they would absolutely trash the show like that in an attempt to get a cheap ''shock'' on the fans.
I was in disbelief the ships could hit the dragon that far away with that much impact, I was in disbelief the ships got shredded by ballista bolts harder than they would be shredded by 18 inch ship cannons , I was in disbelief that an entire fleet can't be seen close-by from the air, I was in disbelief that amongst all the mayhem they managed to capture Missaandei somehow, and knew who she was ...
Probably the lowest moment in the show for me.
Bronn my fave character
If only the 7 kingdoms would've thought about this during the conquest...
Honestly though, Scorpions should've only been effective if hitting the eye or an open jaw.
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Why did any of the dragons have to die? 😢 kill all the other characters as you want but leave the dragons alone.
Drogon that defends his Mother🥰
The charge of the perfect knight against the damn dragon and the evil queen!
Bronn really should've died here. It was a bit daft that he didn't.
Drogon flattened half a fleet with dragon fire, and yet Bronn can just.... jump five feet and be out of the way.
It would've been the perfect demonstration that the old ways of warfare and combat can't compete with dragons if Bronn had been killed.
That's Ser Jamie, nvr give up even against the odd.
If he had his right hand, he could have probably thrown the spear from a distance
Sure
Aonde estavam Rhaegal e Viserion neste episódio?
He killed the horsies 😢
Bronn got freaking aimbot lessons
Last 10 secs ..Drogon Be Like..."I am still alive fool"
is bronn the only one in the entire history of westaros who has ever inflicted damaged to a dragon and lived to tell the tale? damn talk about badassery.
Euron greyjoy
@@presidentecalderon6263 stab the queen at night, next day stab by her brother. No thnk you
@@presidentecalderon6263 euron didn’t live. Bronn would absolutely handle euron if they fought tho
@@evbone5558 not the book Euron, the show Euron was trash.
This second part of the battle has major flaws. One of them is when Bronn jumps off the scorpion and you see how large the area Drogon burns down is and the next moment Bronn lying on the ground with hay around him not even catching fire lol.
Yeah that was mega plot armor
How is the river like 10 meters deep when they fell right at the bank..? xD
R.I.P. innocent Horses...
Bron becomes House Lannister's Employee of the Month.
I always wondered if Daenerys was actually hard of hearing when the 🐉 we're fully grown. Geez how many decibels are those roars?!?!
How deep was that lake right next to where the horse was running...
In reality an horse would never charge in front of a monster likes that
To make it more believable, both Bronn and Jamie should have been given burns from the fire. Not crippling burns but still some kind of wounds from the ordeal.
Какая серия?🙏🙏
I remember someone leaked an episode on the internet.
I wonder how She got her other two dragons not to follow her when she took off with Drogon to this battle. And i wonder why she didnt take them with her
bronn dragon slayer
was this before or after jaime met with dany at winterfell and helped to fight the army of the dead?
Writter don't want Bronn death that why he was he get safed in small jump
Say what u want about the later seasons but This is the best episode in game of thrones
When Tyrion demands a trial by combat? When Tyrion schools Ser Meryn?
Also Hardhome
@@jaideepshekhar4621 amazing moments yeah but this episode just nails what the show is about
@@askidan9315 another great episode
name 1 character that died in this massive battle. An episode with awful writing and insane plot armor is the best game of thrones episode? luckily that's not true, lol
2:18 where did that second horse come from 🤔🤔
Bro wanted the title of queen slayer too 😂
Poor horses
Can say a lot about Jamie as a character but he’s the bravest one of the bunch
there's no way in hell a horse would charge head-first against that thing....very unrealistic
Idiot do you know how horse being rides? Have you ever near horse before?
@@overcomingsins6334 hahaha you call ME an idiot and you can barely write a coherent sentence you rube, fuck you
Yeah thats unrealistic unlike a dragon
@@sajberdeka the books specify that horses were terrified of dragons to the point where it was detrimental to the war effort as soon as they flew over them, George R R Martin is a firm believer of believable magic, so a horse being terrified of dragons is within his canon, and realistic if you consider that horses are often startled by far more mundane things…the alterations they made in the show only proves how much they separated the scripts from the books, to the detriment of the storytelling as a whole
Would have been cool to see the dragon breathing fire on the water, causing it to warm and bubble and steam
I think the machine used to attack drogon was called a scorpion if I remember correctly
This was the best of tje non canon
I wonder what he was thinking as he was charging to them with a spear
eyes Or mouth, I believe have been found as the best ways to kill dragons in Planetos.
I remember a Jamie chapter in the books, the 4th one to be precise, when the man walks past other knights practising jousting and looks at them with a mix of enjoyment and melancholy, since he loves jousting but couldn't practice it anymore after losing his hand. He thinks "my jousting days are done". And his whole personality was built around the things that make a knight, well, knightly, and one of the core ones is jousting, right along with courage in combat. Now look at how he is charging at 2:04. Just as if he was jousting. But this isn't a tourney, nor is it against another rider: it's war, and it's a dragon. This is the most important charge of his life, and probably of history. Maybe this will happen in the books: Jamie Lannister, the maimed knight who nobody respects for having broken his vows as a kingsguard and having lost his good hand, charges a dragon head on and kills it with a lance with his left hand. Suddenly now your most remarkable deed is not being a Kingslayer, but a *Dragonslayer* . Something like that puts you very high in the list when talking about the best knights who ever lived, if not right at the top.
I would have armoured the dragons chest, flank and head