And now, here’s the sixth season of Game Of Thrones rendered entirely in mash-ups

By William Hughes  |  June 30, 2016 | 1:30pm
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[This article contains heavy spoilers for the entire sixth season of Game Of Thrones. There’s some SpongeBob SquarePants and Pulp Fiction mixed in there, too.]

Game Of Thrones just wrapped up a big year, with the show’s sixth season propelling it to ever-heightening levels of popularity and cultural obsession. Nowhere is that near-fanatical love of Starks, Lannisters, and all the other future-corpses of Westeros more keenly felt than on the internet, where crafty video editors are always hunting for the next meme-ready moment to merge with an appropriate bit of music or video clip.

Russian video service Coub is ideal for these kinds of creations, what with its “upload a 10-second clip, splice in some audio, loop forever” structure. Coub users have been un-shy with their appreciation of this year’s crop of Game Of Thrones content, to the point that we’ve been able to recreate a pretty fair approximation of the show’s sixth season, using nothing but these quick, 10-second clips.

Unsurprisingly—in more than one way—there’s the long-rumored resurrection of Jon Snow, a popular topic for Coub users:




Or the reveal of the agent of his revival, the Red Priestess Melisandre, in her true form:


We checked in with old favorites, like a freshly baptized Theon Greyjoy:


Or Daenerys Targaryen, still the undisputed master of issuing chilling threats in made-up fantasy language:


We checked in beyond The Wall, where Bran Stark’s connection problems lead to an attack from some surprisingly vigorous White Walkers, and the sad, pixel-heavy death of an old friend:




And to distant Braavos, where Arya Stark showed off her newly honed fighting skills:



But our truncated season just wouldn’t have been complete without featuring some of the show’s best and latest additions, like the rhythmic talents of Ser Robert Strong:


Or the unflinching stare of new MVP of The North, Lady Lyanna Mormont:


And it ended—as it usually does, on this show—in fire:


It’s enough to make you jump for joy.


(Meanwhile, we couldn’t really find many Tyrion mash-ups, because Tyrion didn’t really do anything fun or interesting this year. As a compromise, please enjoy this loop of Peter Dinklage slapping Joffrey Baratheon, which apparently never gets old):

 
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