How would you rate Game of Thrones season 6?

Game of Thrones is an American drama that requires a lot of patience to watch! Because the background of the story is relatively large and the characters are complex, I watched a few episodes a few episodes a long time ago but I really couldn't watch it, so I didn't chase it! Last month, I really didn't have anything to watch the TV series, so I started chasing it from the beginning!

Fortunately, I persevered this time! In the sixth season, you will find that the whole story background is getting simpler and simpler, the biological sons are basically dead, and the rest is the bastard war! And there are only a few families that have the strength to compete for the Iron Throne, and there are only a few leading actors left.

After the sixth season was broadcast, many people were complaining about the screenwriter, cutting the branch line and cutting the characters too sloppy and nonsensical, etc. I think that's normal. Lao Ma wrote **, not a script, so there are only 800 characters and dozens of branches.

Take it to adapt, if it is all according to **, I am afraid that two hundred episodes will not be filmed. And there are two more books to sell in the back! Even if HBO has the money to shoot 200 episodes, all the spoilers come out, and the publisher who signed a contract with Lao Ma will not agree.

Let's go and worship the Bodhisattva, ask the old horse to live a long life, and publish the book quickly!

To be honest, there are a lot of ignitions in the sixth season, including the long-awaited resurrection of Embarrassment, and the dragon mother Daenerys as always. While the plot is trying its best to build momentum for these two main characters, it also takes care of the presence of some marginal characters, and some characters who have disappeared for a long time in the play revisit the audience's field of vision and appropriately arrange their fate or mission.

Since the broadcast of the sixth season, the original party has been deeply hurt. In particular, many characters have been deleted or tampered with, so that the image is blurred. There is no way, the TV series cannot be as plump and complete as the original book, and in order to create some characters, others can only be sacrificed.

You can still watch it, when I finished watching the ninth episode, I realized that this episode has become a woman's game: everything outside the continent belongs to the dragon mother, King's Landing is estimated to be the queen of the color burning city, Dorne is the sand snake, the Iron Islands belong to Yara, there is Sansa in the north, oh yes, and finally the Great Mother God United will face the strangers!

Mother Dragons has seen her babies grow up in previous seasons of Game of Thrones. Now, Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion may seem like the same, but they are far from the same. These three dragons are going to get even more terrifying, so let's take a look at the highlights of the sixth season of Game of Thrones!

With the return of Drogon in Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 9, we see how great Daenerys' dragons are now, and we finally see the Mother of Dragons fly on the dragon, but it was a chore for the crew's behind-the-scenes special effects team. Although the special effects team has put a lot of work into the army of strangers, it is the "Dragon Dance" in episode 9 that really catches the eye. In Season Three, the dragon was still small and spent most of its time in one place, but now Drogon's wings are 60 feet wide, and its size will be doubled again in Season 6, and we will see a 120-foot dragon.

The VFX team was in trouble, and the head of VFX said in an interview that they had pre-animated Zhuogen's movements, represented them with movable poles, and installed a flamethrower capable of spewing 50 feet of flame. As for the scene where Daenerys climbed onto Drogon, the special effects team made a life-size model controlled by hydraulics. The other shots were modeled in 3D, and every year as the dragon grew up, the model needed to be adjusted, and the more problems encountered on set.

"When the dragons were very small, we just made models of each dragon out of sponge latex, and we could move them around on set, which wasn't a big problem," said the head of VFX. Last year, we only had one head to make, and this year we may only be able to make one toenail.

And the crew also said that the dragon will definitely bring some challenges to the filming as it grows bigger and more destructive, but so far, the special effects team has not let us down. Let's just sit back and wait for the dragon to double in size in the next season! Officially looking forward to the sixth season of the giant Wyvern!

There are a total of 8 seasons of Game of Thrones, all of which have ended, and Season 8 is a bit unfinished.

1, "Game of Thrones Season 6" plot: On the snowy Great Wall of Ice and Snow, in the eerie Black Castle, Jon Snow (Kit Harrington)'s ice wolf howls like crying, Snow's body is lying in the corner cold, blood stains the snow and reads the Hidden Book, and his open eyes are full of despair.

2. At the same time, "Little Skin" Rams Burton (played by Ewan Ryan) is mourning his lover Miranda, for whom Miranda seems to be the most compatible person he has ever met. Thinking that Bolton had compassion, he then ordered Miranda's body to be fed to the dogs. At this point, Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) and Theon run for their lives in the snow, and they cross the glacier to avoid the hounds, but the soldiers chase after him.

Just in the nick of time, Brienne and Bode show up, and Sansa is rescued. As an aristocratic Sansa, she accepted Brienne's surrender, and she maintained the temperament of a nobleman, swearing her sovereignty.

3. In King's Landing, Cersei Lannister (Lena Heidi) smiled when she heard that James and Miczai Hornsera were back, but she didn't expect that what was waiting for her was the child's corpse. On the other hand, Margaery Tyrell (Natalie Dormer) is kept in a cage by Sister Unia and gives her only one for any questions she has: "Repent."

4. On the other side of the Narrow Sea, the reign of Daenerys Targaryen, the Mother of Dragons (Emilia Clarke), is equally fragile. The city of Meereen is already full of panic, with doors locked and deserted streets. To make matters worse, slavery has been restored to the entire Slave Bay, except for Meereen, and Daenerys' hard work is about to be ruined, and to make matters worse, she has completely lost control of the dragon.

By this time, Daenerys had been taken prisoner, whipped and insulted by the Dothraki as she marched forward. Daenerys remained silent until she saw the leader, Kaomorro. Daenerys eventually identifies herself, but is still sentenced to live in the temple for the rest of her life.