Wun Wun Theory DEBUNKED + Macumber the Blue Eyed Giant + Arya ☠ Game of Thrones Season 7 Theories

This was a bran vision ( future )

Wun wun got shot in the left eye, the right eye is missing on the walker giant

one one

They could have eaten his body, and technically not have been considered cannibals.

did arya kill them?

its not wun wun, there is no visible scar on wun wuns forehead

Wasn't wun wun burnt at winterfell , so there is literally no way he can come back?

it could another giant who lost his eye in battle before the battle of the bastards and before the wildlings came South of the wall

Arya didnt kill them just like how she didnt want to kill the actress she was ordered to kill.

I can't say I didn't think this as that giant. But I pretty much realised instantly afterwards. And when watching it with my mother and cousin later they said it was Wun Wun. I made pretty much the same argument "How would that be him? He died at Winterfel yeah? So how is he on the other side of the wall?"

Good video. I can't believe this was ever a "theory."

Now that I think about it. Won't Hodor be in the Night King's army? Can you imagine the heartbreak of seeing one of our main characters having to kill or being killed by the sweet Hodor, turned horrific undead? :..(

Arya always loved death… in a sense…. back in first season we can see her killing birds just for fun, and enjoys stabbing … when you re-watch Arya's story you can see that now she has become who she always wanted to be… an assasin.

Can you Do a theory about wight summer and hodor

he giant you see in the winter scene is from the wildling siege by the wall you will se him shooting arrows at the nights watch in episode season 4 episode 9 he also have that giant bow

I think it is him because it's a bit of a random to give him one eye and it not be the one you watched die , it just makes sense but I think they would of burned the body and it's also wrong eye aswell:(

hang on, if the night king knows the future, then he knows he is going to win. right?

Missed this vid until today somehow. Well I thought the look on Arya's face looked a lot like the waif's face when she did something bad. The brutality of it was very waif-like too. However, I saw some commentary by Benioff & Weiss on ep2 about the Nymeria scene. They sure talked about Arya like she's not the waif. I think if she was the waif, they wouldn't have lied, they would have just avoided the topic. Although I know bridge4 and 99% of other fans are certain the waif died, I can see nothing logically pointing to that and everything logically pointing to the waif winning the candle fight. Arya being Arya is a "Misery" style writing cheat. But that's fine. Arya is my favorite.

I don't know if this is just in England, but they play a man's voice explaining what happens in every scene for the blind people that like the show but can't watch, and in that scene the man did say that the giant was wun wun…

It's not Wun Wun. There were several giants beyond the Wall, and one of them from the battle at castle black actually looked like him. Not the older-looking one that gpt harpooned in the chest, but the one that got killed in the tunnel (btw, where the heck did they put that body?! It's not seen anywhere in season 5).

pretty easy to debunk. Wun Wun died at winterfell, not beyond the wall. The 2 giants that died at the wall could be among them though

Off track… but I was thinking of the night king. I imagine the children of the forest didn't pull some human like Ned out of the crowd to turn him… they would've picked someone more deserving of the pain of it… a Ramsey like guy… which could be the very reason why it didn't turn out as planned?

Can you make a video on the direwolves, books vs show and size

yea how could wun wun and all the death of that battle be resurected and on the other side of the wall now.

Damn racists think all giants look the same? Hmm? Check your privilege!

Arya will not kill the Lannister soldiers because she is a Northerner. Northerners adhere to the old laws as well as the Olde Gods. Traditions are important as well. go back and watch when they offered her food and drink. she resisted saying, " You dont have enough" "nonsense they replied and she was given the rabbit which she ate a piece from to not be rude. then she drank from the wine skin. she hesitated because its a violation of the traditions that you CANNOT harm those you have dined with. she was going to kill them at first. but when they showed her what their characters were made of, i.e. that they werent bad men enjoying the situation. they were simply men, trying to be the best they could be while surviving in this new situation. unless they reveal something theyve done that Arya finds morally wrong she will not harm them.

Could Arya disguise herself as Sir Robert Strong since his face is covered by the helmet.
Dont think it will happen, just wondering.

Where did the whites get the giant recruits from then? I recall the giant that died at the gate inside of the wall, being the last king of the giants (or something like that). After the battle at hardhome, l assumed Wun Wun was the last giant alive. Does this mean that there was still a population of giants aside those who joined the wildlings, that the whites killed and the night king resurrected? Where did these giants in the army of the dead come from if the last remaining giants were those that had allied with Mance?

I get the cold killer thing. I just don't see her breaking guest rite.