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Kancsar
2019-05-04, 11:07 AM
GoT seems to have stolen S8 Battle of Winterfell from OOTS Wars and XP (but with fewer main character deaths) so when we get another set of parody tales (perhaps between books), would be great to see OOTS take on GoT.

Belkar — Arya
Elan - Jon (riding a pterosaur, problematic dad)
Haley - Sansa
Roy - Hound
Durkon - Beric (back from dead)
Varsuvius - Melisandre

Linear guild:
Nale - Dany
Sabine - Tyrion
Thog - Jorah

Xykon - Night King
Red Cloak - Bran (the hidden end boss)

Aveline
2019-05-04, 11:08 AM
It could never top Greenhilt, Prince of Denmark.

hamishspence
2019-05-04, 11:09 AM
when we get another set of parody tales (perhaps between books), would be great to see OOTS take on GoT.

In a Blood Runs In The Family bonus strip:

We see "Jon Slush" and his pet direwolf

I think that's the most GoT referencing we're likely to see. The Parody Tales are always fairly old stuff - Shakespeare plays, Little Red Riding Hood, early James Bond.

Kish
2019-05-04, 01:09 PM
Jim Slush. Not Jon.

Other than that, yes, I agree. Given that Rich hasn't read the GoT books, it's pretty much guaranteed that he'll only parody what he has been unable to avoid learning about through cultural osmosis.

The Pilgrim
2019-05-04, 03:50 PM
Maybe people should use spoiler tags for those GoT spoilers?

Kancsar
2019-05-04, 04:19 PM
@thepilgrim - no spoilers in my post.

The Pilgrim
2019-05-04, 04:32 PM
You are talking about events of the last Season, currently being aired. So you can bet there are.

hroşila
2019-05-04, 04:36 PM
@thepilgrim - no spoilers in my post.
There is at least one pretty big spoiler, actually. Just because you don't state something outright that doesn't mean people who have read the books/watched the show can't get what you're alluding to even if they're not up to date with the show.

Nith
2019-05-04, 05:09 PM
If you're that concerned about spoilers it's probably a good idea to avoid threads that explicitly mention GoT in the thread title.

Ruck
2019-05-04, 05:12 PM
Actually finishing a seven-book series of fantasy novels is a better dig at ASOIAF than any in-strip parody could be.

Fyraltari
2019-05-04, 05:56 PM
Actually finishing a seven-book series of fantasy novels is a better dig at ASOIAF than any in-strip parody could be.

Imma sig that, if you allow me.

Ruck
2019-05-04, 08:33 PM
Imma sig that, if you allow me.

Yes, by all means.

KorvinStarmast
2019-05-07, 03:41 PM
Actually finishing a seven-book series of fantasy novels is a better dig at ASOIAF than any in-strip parody could be. Let's hope that Rich lives at least that long. And he almost has book VI done on line, I suspect that book VI is finished in terms of "writing" and what he's doing now is finishing touches.

Fyraltari
2019-05-07, 03:48 PM
Let's hope that Rich lives at least that long. And he almost has book VI done on line, I suspect that book VI is finished in terms of "writing" and what he's doing now is finishing touches.

You mean George, right? Since Rich's book VI is clearly mostly drawn already.

Linneris
2019-05-08, 03:34 AM
Actually finishing a seven-book series of fantasy novels is a better dig at ASOIAF than any in-strip parody could be.

You win this thread.

As for the subject, Rich has said (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?p=15874139#post15874139) that he has no interest in Martin's work, so this seems unlikely. That said, I could see

Tarquin as Cersei angrily trying to make the heroes pay attention to him and hijack the plot with him as the main villain of the entire story, when everyone instead focuses on the true threat of Xykon as the Night King.

jwhouk
2019-05-09, 02:11 PM
Well, we've already gotten one parody, with the Starbucks Coffee cup... ;)

martianmister
2019-05-10, 11:48 AM
Greywolf is basically Jon Snow, and Oona is Ygritte.

Grey_Wolf_c
2019-05-10, 11:54 AM
Greywolf is basically Jon Snow, and Oona is Ygritte.

No I'm not. By which I mean: hopefully you meant Greyview (http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots1037.html). Also: he's a warg, not a wolf.

Grey Wolf

Jaxzan Proditor
2019-05-15, 12:24 AM
Actually finishing a seven-book series of fantasy novels is a better dig at ASOIAF than any in-strip parody could be.

This post is beautiful.

Given the Giant's comments on how there will be seven books even if the last approaches a phonebook in size, it would also be funny if we get an ASoIaF-sized book for the final installment.