Why didn't he raise animals for his army? Why didn't he also lead a ton of wolves and bears and even a shitload of birds?
Why didn't he raise animals for his army...
Alexander Brooks
Liam Thompson
Why didn't he just stay away from the battle until everyone was dead? Why would he ever risk himself in the first place?
Lincoln Thomas
It’s part of his plan
Josiah Butler
Dabid didn't have money for more polar bears
Ryder Thompson
When thanos killed half of all life in the universe, why didn't half of the trees evaporate?
Evan Stewart
DUDE YOUR BRAIN TURN OFF
Leo Jenkins
>insects
>microorganisms
Julian White
he did but arya killed all of them
Hunter Murphy
Not enough CGI budget.
Henry Russell
Brandon Mitchell
Why didn't Bran just Warg into Cersei and make her jump off the city walls in front of Missandei? Pic unrelated
Leo Edwards
Because all the animals either fled or got roasted for food which was eaten off camera.
Leo Baker
Because Bran is playing the long game.
Christopher Jones
Same reason he only raised one giant
Cameron Wood
All memes aside, why would he not attack during the dead of the long winter when half of westeros has died to starvation. Was he on a fucking timetable?
Aaron Torres
He had a full size army by the time he got to Hardhome. He added a few more after that. By the time he got to Winterfell he had +100k troops, a giant and a dragon. Why would he start collecting a bunch of wolves when he has the largest army Westeros had ever seen?
Ayden Miller
Why his generals were so damn useless?
Nathan Parker
Animals are expensive and CGI animals are even more expensive
Jason Brooks
It's a snowballing advantage, if his only reason to exist is to wipe out life then there's 0(zero) reason not to just res everything that can be used as a weapon
Thomas Roberts
He could have grown his army much more too had he just traveled further south. DnD gave him an ego though and made him obsessed with taking out Bran.
Jordan Miller
stop fucking reasoning
Christopher Morgan
>was he on a timetable
Yeah 6 episodes