Jon Snow Is Azor Ahai? Game Of Thrones Fan Theory | In Theory

Here's another theory, Jon Snow is the Dovhakin who came to defeat Alduin and save Skyrim from the world eater.

Is it Jon Snow or Tyrion Lannister? Make up your mind damn it.

The most important clue of Jon being the Azor Ahai comes from the prophecy of Rhaegar Targaryen who said to his wife Elia Martell that his son Aegon would be the prince that was promised. But Aegon was murdered by the mountain and since R+L=J is now been confirmed, his other son Jon is the said prince. Secondly, Jon having the blood of both dragon (Targaryens) that resemble fire and wolves (Starks) resembling ice, his is the story of ice and fire. The whole story of ice and fire is of Jon Snow written by Maester Samwell Tarly.

Jon Snow is the prince that was promised. And the reason is shoved to your face you didn't even notice. It is possible that it was the three eyed raven who created the prophecy because he sees everything. When Bran travelled to the Tower of Joy, he saw Ned with a dying Lyanna and a baby. During that time, Aerys was already dead which makes Rhaegar the King although not formally crowned. Rhaegar was away fighting Robert. That being said, Rhaegar and Lyanna's child is a PRINCE. And Lyanna's last words were "Promise me, Ned." Making Jon Snow the prince that was promised.

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What about this: legend: "Darkness lay over the world and a hero, Azor Ahai, was chosen to fight against it. To fight the darkness, Azor Ahai needed to forge a hero's sword. He labored for thirty days and thirty nights until it was done. However, when he went to temper it in water, the sword broke. He was not one to give up easily, so he started over. The second time he took fifty days and fifty nights to make the sword, even better than the first. To temper it this time, he captured a lion and drove the sword into its heart, but once more the steel shattered. The third time, with a heavy heart, for he knew beforehand what he must do to finish the blade, he worked for a hundred days and nights until it was finished. This time, he called for his wife, Nissa Nissa, and asked her to bare her breast. He drove his sword into her breast, her soul combining with the steel of the sword, creating Lightbringer."

Where does this come in in Jon's story?

Why does everyone think the character has to be resurrected to become azor ahai? That is not how reborn works. Azor Ahai died because he lived long ago. When the prophesy talks about him being reborn it means he will be reborn as it has always meant. It doesn't mean the character will be reborn into azor ahai.

Jon was born amidst salt and smoke because his parentage was shrouded in mystery as if in smoke and the salt is the tears from the tragic death of his mother after giving birth to him. This all happened at the Tower of Joy under a bleed star. The bleeding star was the sword Dawn which was covered in the sword of the morning's blood. Dawn was forged from a falling star. It is a special, unique weapon with similar properties to Valeryan steel. Jon was born from Rhaegar and Lyanna so he is a prince. Lyanna screams for Ned to promise her that he will keep him safe. Jon is the prince who was promised.

Dany and Jon fit the criteria at equal plausibility. Dany was born on Dragonstone, a volcanic island i.e. salt and smoke. The only problem is that this is way too literal. Prophesies do not work like that. Jon therefore fits the born of salt and smoke criterion better than Dany.

The only problem with Jon is that he didn't wake dragons from stone. But it is not clear from the text if waking dragons from stone has anything to do with azor ahai or the prince that was promised. It is just mentioned that dragons awake from stone around the coming of the last hero but not that the last hero specifically wakes dragons from the stone.

Therefore, the best fit for Azor Ahai is Jon Snow.

two words, fuck yeah

The most obvious pointer for me is when Melisandre asks for visions of Azor Ahai from R'hllor, she complains she's only shown snow. I think that's a prettty big hint Jon Snow is Azor Ahai.

Very concise but you missed the Jon pulled his current sword out from flames, giving more credence to his claim.

The art work is amazing and yes I also hope that Jon gets to ride a dragon.

Nah, I think the Hound fits better there.

Awesome video. Awesome idea. I can't wait for Sunday!

Nice video.

However, it will not be that simple in the books. There are enough subtle hints by GRRM attributing Jon as the "balance". If he is that medium, the balance between Ice and Fire, then he cannot only defend Fire against Ice, but he will also defend Ice against Fire.

In the very first book, AGOT, GRRM gave this very subtle hint but straight forward foreshadowing… when Jon return with Tyrion after being gone, away from the party, including uncle Benjen, this was said by the concern Benjen to Jon…

Benjen Stark emerged from the shelter he shared with his nephew. “There you are. Jon, damn it, don’t go off like that by yourself. I thought the Others had gotten you.”

A few chapters later, Jon seeing the magnificence and wonder of the wall, he said this in his thoughts…

It was older than the Seven Kingdoms, and when he stood beneath it and looked up, it made Jon dizzy. He could feel the great weight of all that ice pressing down on him, as if it were about to topple, and somehow Jon knew that if it fell, the world fell with it.

However, chapters later, after positions in the Night's Watch is being given by Lord Commander Mormont, feeling angry that he got picked as a steward, Jon angrily looked at the wall and said…

They descended to the yard in silence. Outside, Jon looked up at the Wall shining in the sun, the melting ice creeping down its side in a hundred thin fingers. __Jon’s rage was such that he would have smashed it all in an instant, and the world be damned.

In ADWD, as Lord Commander, Jon is willing to learn more about the Wights and Others, against the advice of his Night's Watch council and convinces Gilly…

_(Septon Cellador to Jon) “…Your lordship knows best, I am sure. Might I ask about these corpses in the ice cells? They make the men uneasy. And to keep them under guard? Surely that is a waste of two good men, unless you fear that they …”
“… *will rise? I pray they do*.”
Septon Cellador paled. “Seven save us.” Wine dribbled down his chin in a red line. “Lord Commander, wights are monstrous, unnatural creatures. Abominations before the eyes of the gods. You … you cannot mean to try to talk with them?”
“*Can they talk?*” asked Jon Snow. “I think not, but I cannot claim to know. Monsters they may be, but they were men before they died. *How much remains?*… “My lord father used to tell me that a man must know his enemies. We understand little of the wights and less about the Others. *We need to learn*.”_

Ser Patrek smiled. “Tell me, Lord Commander, __should the Others turn up, do you plan to offer hospitality to them as well?”

Jon to Gilly…

“Fire is a cruel way to die. Dalla died to give this child life, but you have nourished him, cherished him. __You saved your own boy from the ice. Now save hers from the fire.”

I'm of the opinion that GRRM will do the very HEART IN CONFLICT WITH ITSELF with Jon, that he will have to fight forces of Fire, Men who will be siding with Daenerys and her dragons… to defend the Others from extinction. GRRM promised his readers that we will learn more about the Others. I believe that not all of the Others are evil and wanting to destroy world of men.

love the vids…but your art SO AMAZING…what reading rainbow should have been…IIIIIIIII CAN GO ANYWHERE

This one at least makes sense, unlike most of the other fan theories you post.