Weird question i know, but its like one of those thoughts i cant get out of my head. Ok so we know the witchs turn people into babies so they can raise them, but what if they like find a little girl 5 to 12 idk,in the forest or something , and its like a cave girl, or from a tribe, do they kill her or make her to a baby, or just keep her.

She just kills a guy.

I’ll give my thoughts on this as well. For me I think it ended in a satisfying way, to the point where a season 4 would be unnecessary in my honest opinion. To be honest I didn’t enjoy season 3 as much as the first 2 seasons. It felt like it was just dragging and the writers struggled to come up with new and interesting material. They were somehow able to stick the landing though. I think that’s serene should should end. What about you guys?

I wasn't too locked in cause i was experimenting with markers and plastic crayons. Hope you like it!

Art Credit: TZillasaur2

https://xcancel.com/TZillasaur2/status/2033739857705767394

https://xcancel.com/b3njaxdrex/status/2093162032946090171

I have been working on “The Sea Snake Project” visualising the world of ASOIAF in the style of Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal (with a particular focus on the 9 Voyages of Corlys Velaryon). These artworks deviate from the Nine Voyages but everyone loves dragons and Rhaenys is Corlys’ wife so I thought “why not?” If you’re interested in following the project or participating in our art contest our instagram is @theseasnakeproject

I have heard both of these interpretations (though I think the latter fits more thematically) and Genndy didn’t specify in his storyboard commentary. What do you personally believe?

So I’m currently watching season 3 but there’s something I never understood. Throughout Fang and spears time as slave soldiers we see them fight different groups- but almost all of the groups they fight are presumably much more technologically advanced than them. This is especially bad when one of the groups is a straight up medieval army with steel armor and weapons. They even have long bows. I’m not saying a cave man and a fucking dinosaur wouldn’t necessarily still be effective but neither of them wear armor or really take any cover. Realistically they both should be dead.

This got me thinking further though. Spear is a caveman. Mira’s people are somewhat more advanced (something along the lines of Aztec culture?) and yet they exist on the same world as fully developed Egyptian and medieval societies. I just don’t necessarily understand how tech can be so vastly different in the setting.

First off, holy shit, I still can’t believe this exists. What a creative way to continue the show and bring everything back around to a lovely ending.

You do not see this often, unreal.

Anyways, what was the goo that Spear was drinking that made him turn back human? Oil, tar? I’m confused because I guess since he was already a monster it had the opposite effect on him? Also, did it continue to work which is how his hand grew back?

Seriously though, crazy fucking season, easily the best. The writers are insane.

Edit: also does this mean Spear is like half zombie half human now? No way he’s fully human again but his hand did fully grow back…

In the beginning, when the world was young and untamed, the Moon walked upon the earth as a silent, wandering goddess. She wove the rhythms of the night, governing the sleep of beasts and the swelling of rivers.

Among the creatures fashioned from Atnis's remaining clay, the first woman—scorched by the celestial fire just like the rest—was mendig the nets for her man, since the finned offsprings of the water were about to climb down stream towards the sea likes every year, filling the nets of those who were prepared in time to collect such gifts.

The Moon goddess, curious by the new craftmanship invented by his son' s creation, turned herself into a young woman and approached. The woman who was weaving the nets looked up, surprised by the guest and invited her to sit beside her. The Moon goddess watched silently while the other kept at her work. Meanwhile a little ant climbed up one of a stick embedded in the ground upon the fire. Both of them noti ed and looked at it. Then , without warning, the woman lifted up a small bowl of water and poured a bit of it directly onto the side of the fire. The hot steam rose up towards the small bug, boiling it alive istantly. The Moon goddess looked at the woman, displeased by what she Just witnessed, asking her why she did that, what the ant had donne to her to cause such action. The woman smile at her condescently, like one does to a naive child or to a demented person, and answered "I don't know". The goddess, without a warning, picked up a spiky stick and drive it in the woman's lower abdomen. The wound started to bleed. The woman looked up to the Moon goddess confused and in pain, the Moon goddess told her that from now on she would have bled every month like that.

EP2 of S2 should've been another cliffhanger ending with the Fire Chief dragging Spear and Fang into Hell with S3 being where Spear and Fang would have to traverse through Hell fight their way through it facing hordes of demons Doom Slayer style until facing the giant horned demon god as the "final boss" and eventually escaping reuniting with Mira and Fang's hatchlings.

Overall it'd be the same ending as we got in the actual S3 except Spear never became undead to begin with.