What aren't you people getting? Hes been doing what he was made to do from the start...

>NK made thousands of years ago during war between humans and Children
>it must be some fuckin guy born 40 years ago

>retarded assumptions projected upon the story

Nope

>assumptions
>explicitly stated in both the book and the show

You have to go back

Reminder that according to the show writers, literally the only reason this entity was ever an issue, is because for 8,000 years of Westeros history no on ever thought to shell out the money to hire a Faceless Man to kill it.

Killing Bran would somehow trigger a long dark winter and kill more humans, which is his main goal.

>people started to kinda like the NK
>they kill him off
OH NO NO NO NO NO

>Starting with the episode “Hardhome”, the TV writers have started openly referring to the White Walker leader as “the Night King”. Back in Season 4 the online guide also briefly listed him as “The Night’s King” but was hastily taken down, apparently a leak. The online guide now calls him “The Night King”.

>Everyone in the media is now assuming that this “Night King” is the SAME character as the legendary “Night’s King” fought by Joramun 8,000 years ago. I’m concerned if it’s just a TITLE, like “Storm King”, so there can be more than one - given that it was said the Night’s King was killed.

>Now I want to ask “are these indeed the same character?” but I know you probably won’t reveal upcoming book material. Better phrasing might be “is it appropriate to treat these as one character on a single article on the wiki, or should we split it into two articles? Or at least two sections on the same article?”

And then Martin replied:

>As for the Night’s King (the form I prefer), in the books he is a legendary figure, akin to Lann the Clever and Brandon the Builder, and no more likely to have survived to the present day than they have.

Who needs to go back, faggit?

there is only 3 episodes left of a basic wrap up of the story because the fucking writer can't be fucked to finish it off.

Was this ever explained?

You. You didn't refute any point. Just posted some vague rhetoric about the way fictional characters perceive their own history and a quote of GRRM contradicting his ownfaggitw.

>the night king doesn't even exist, the episode we all watched is a fake, haha fagg I am the superior 4channer!

Show*

Nothing refuting this was explicitly stated in the show or in the books

"he will he'll come for me. He's tried before many times with many Three-Eyed Ravens. An endless night. He wants to erase this world and I am its memory"
Bran said that episode 2

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Proves what exactly, in your tiny mind?

I'm actually really starting to get confused. What aren't you getting about this? Go back and rewatch the scene, then reread OP. It's 2+2.

I suggest you re-watch them and consider how what you see matters in the current context.

This is some epic trolling.

sperg

One of us is correct. And we’ll find out who that is soon enough, no? That’s all that matters.

Wow 4 years ago i said Arya would back stab the night king with the Valarin Dagger and before the battle she would rape Gendry in the barn. they should be me on staff

What do you think is wrong? Hasn't the OP pretty much summed up the point of NK's existence?

yeah i really dont fucking understand people complaining that we "dont know his motivations"

he is a living weapon created for destroying all humans. we saw his creation, an explanation on why he was created and then they drilled home his motivation to destroy bran to erase mankinds history

if you notice the Children of the Forrest are played by Asian women, Asian women must have white cock, the children of the forest made the white walkers so they would have a supply of white cock

To be correct you have to make a point about something. You haven't. You called me a retard and quoted an interview that isn't really related to the OP. You've been tipping your fedora ever since.

>Be Arya
>know about the Faceless Men, a faction of people even more skilled than she is
>"Hey guys, maybe we should pool our money and then just hire one of these dudes to take out the NK, all we have to do is stab him"
>do that
>still have an army to face Cersei
ez

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the night's king is a different legendary figure that used to be a commander of the night's watch. that is different than the night king, who was created by the children of the forest

well a faceless men did kill the NK and they didn't spent a penny

Yeah we get it. But it's so fucking one dimensional considering we have been watching this plot develop for 9 years. It really doesn't make the whole Bran thing interesting. It just felt really cheap.

I dont get it
whats going on here? whats the point youre making?

yeah they simply lost two dragons, a whole army, and several other guys

It's the scene that explains how and why NK was made. Keep up.

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That's so lame too. Some freaky little shits used some black magic and made zombies to kill mankind.

I guess that is why a lot of people stopped watching that season

they lost 0 dragon.
And they had almost lose for the NK to go inside Winterfell where he was vulnerable.

I think Jon's dragon got fucked up, might just be Drogon?

I have zero recollection of this scene
tell me where to find it. what ep?

Ok

youtube.com/watch?v=aMZ9y4jahHs
S06E05

Melisandra could have used her glamour to obscure arya. It is how she passed all the undead to get to them in the first place. She was burning up her life force casting a super powerful charm on arya

>. It is how she passed all the undead to get to them in the first place.
No it wasn't.

I understand the criticisms but I just want to point out this episode was literally an entire movie of just a war between the dead and the living. It makes sense it was done with in one episode.

So why did the white walkers do the whole art projects? How did he made deal with Crastor? Why the fuck did he even bother to create other WWs?

And why was he so focused on killing Bran personally? If he'd just stayed back he'd win easy. The fucker clearly acted like a human at parts and it should've been explained beyond was some random guy once.

>how Arya was able to teleport behind the Night King
>how could a master magical assassin do her job

Answer this faggots
He acted nothing like a robot. He literally lost because he was doing the classic villain monologue only he didn't even get to fucking speak.
I hope you're not serious.

youtube.com/watch?v=KU3KeTIOirY

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THE POINT OF THIS SCENE???????? YOU HYPED THEM UP FOR 7 FUCKING YEARS!!! FOR THAT????

How do you suppose she passed one million undead?

thanks

so brans entire plotline was bullshit and he did nothing and meant nothing other than to tell jon that darth vader was his real father?

Drogon got stabbed like a thousand times when he was covered with wights, and he still made it out alive. I'm pretty sure the other one will be fine. They make a bigger scene when an important character dies, except possibly Ghost. Don't tell me they fucking killed Ghost off-screen.

ghost is alive

She literally didn't.
At what point was there ever one million undead between the moment she incinerated the barriers and the hall she was already in when Clegane and Arya barricaded themselves in?

I'm not saying he's dead for sure but how do we know?

Well clearly if all he wanted to do was kill every last human he would have never put himself personally at risk, he built up his army for THOUSANDS of years, he probably had millions of weights, who knows. "But he needed to kill Bran to erase man's history" is fucking retarded, you don't need to erase man's history to kill them all. Fuck these idiots who made this garbage and people like you who defend it.

cringe and normiepilled

Couldn't the Night King have just reanimated the dead ice zombies that were killed?

We see him in the episode 4 teaser

>The children of the forest were the bad guys all
long.
>The three eyed raven is their queen
>Bran is now the three eyed raven queen

>failed out of her training
>against a multi-thousand year old magical being that was specifically designed to destroy humans
>"yeah lmao, just use shadowwalk and sneak up on him in the middle of his army during an active battle scene hehe, nobody gonna see that coming eheh.. u dont even need to use ur face swap technique lmao bullshit, this is all girlpowa"

That episode was extremely tense and high impact. I enjoyed every second of it. People bitching about it are true fags of the highest degree

He was mad about being created to be a sex toy for the children of the forest who wanted big white cocks

You probably enjoy capeshit too.

The complainers are literal capeshitters.

They are mad that the night king didn't fight fucking jon snow one v one or jaimie .

Wtf, he's a fucking ice demon. He can throw dragon killing javelins. No you goofy faggots. Jon isn't going to beat him in a fucking fight.

Nice, I forgot I skipped that because my cousin didn't want to see.

Yet his wights clearly attacked the surviving child of the forest earlier in the series.
Something changed, and it was not elaborated on enough

For me, I didn't care how the night king died or who he fought. I wanted to know more about him as a character. I wanted to feel more of his motivation and his connection to Bran. I wanted some kind of deep revelation. It was a terrible climax. Yes the battle and effects were nice. But that's not what game of thrones is. It's about the characters and it's supposed to be against one dimensional shit.

The children of the Forrest over used them sexually due to their need for big white cocks

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Why were people expecting some deeper motivation from The Night King? His origins and motivations were already explained in the show. He was a First Man who was turned into a weapon to fight humans, but he turned on his creators. He wanted to kill everybody and erase all memory that humanity even existed. Is that a great or highly original motivation? No. Did the show hint at something more? No.

The Night King dying to a teleporting Arya is the stupid thing, though.

have sex

>but he turned on his creators
How? Why?

>He wanted to kill everybody and erase all memory that humanity even existed.
How did the weird art help that goal? How did making more whites when they didn't do shit in their main battle? How/why did he retain enough intelligence?

Oh no.... you’re retarded

>big white cocks
Nice oxymoron there.

>We get that part, what we don't get is why they needed Craster's sons to make White Walkers

My guess is that the Night King needs humans who are alive to make White Walkers. And any human who isn’t an infant is either going to run in fear of the White Walkers, or try to kill them. So babies it is.

Can we all agree the Night King was the most based AND kino character?

*charges at you from 50m away*

>How? Why?
How and why did the Night King turn on his creators? I guess because the Children of the Forest didn't know what the fuck they were doing. A creator's creation turning on them is a common trope.
>How did the weird art help that goal?
It didn't. Nobody ever claimed that it would anyway. It's a bastardization of the Children's symbols and nothing more.
>How did making more whites when they didn't do shit in their main battle?
White Walkers kill humans and make more wights. Wights help kill more humans, who will also turn into wights. The White Walkers NOT doing anything for most of the battle was probably their smartest decision in the entire episode.
>How/why did he retain enough intelligence?
It's Children of the Forest magic. Why does that even matter? Do you want to know how Daenerys was able to survive being burned alive or how dragons exist? Do you want to know how Melisandre made that shadow baby or how Pyat Pree was able to multiply himself? Why is this instance of magic the one that raises so many questions for you?

>build "unstoppable" superweapon
>chargin mah lazor for 8k years
>dies like a bitch to quasimodo with a letter opener
What a shit superweapon.

it was there first time ever doing it and B. GRRM wrote it

Ok, but why did the NK have to kill Bran himself?
Theon was already defending him from wights that were trying to kill them
If your entire undead army eats shit when you die, why would you ever risk going anywhere near Winterfell?

Maybe he didn't want to kill him. Maybe he wanted to turn him into a white walker.

NK was going for his sword before getting nothing personnel'd. He was going to kill Bran

He killed Bloodraven too

And I thought NK could only turn babies into white walkers. If that's not the case, how come he doesn't turn people into white walkers? They're immensely more powerful than shitty little wights

He's right tho