Game of Thrones season 7: Opening credits changed to reveal horrific White Walker WARNING
GAME OF THRONES made a crucial change in the opening credits for the latest instalment, titled Stormborn, which may have revealed a vital White Walker spoiler.
Game of Thrones tease more drama in second episode
WARNING: The following article contains spoilers from episode two of Game of Thrones season seven.
Earlier Game of Thrones seasons opened with a consistent map of Westeros, zooming around the seven kingdoms.
Heading to the North, Jon Snow’s (played by Kit Harington) neighbourhood is usually protected by the wall, surrounded by both sides of the sea, in turn, there’s no way around it and Westeros is safe from The Night King.
However, kicking off episode two from Game of Thrones season 7, the opening credits dropped a pivotal change to the east side of the wall as the sea is frozen over.
Ever since the show got rid of Nymeria, it’s one of the questions I’ve been tweeted the most
In turn, The Night King (Richard Brake) and his chilling army of White Walkers can, and more than likely will, charge into Westeros for what will inevitably be the biggest battle Game of Thrones has ever seen.
The revelation comes after The Hound (Rory McCann) had a vision as he glared into the flames which spelled huge danger, gasping: “Ice. A wall of ice. The Wall. Where the Wall meets the sea, there’s a castle there. There’s a mountain. Looks like an arrowhead. The dead are marching past. Thousands of them.”
Elsewhere in the latest Game of Thrones, fans went wild as Missandei actress Nathalie Emmanuel stripped naked for a “powerful” sex scene with Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson).
What’s more, Arya Stark was finally reunited with her estranged direwolf, Nymeria.
Arya actress Maisie Williams has since spoken out about the long-awaited reconciliation with her long-lost companion.
Speaking about the reunion to Entertainment Weekly, the 21-year-old said: “Ever since the show got rid of Nymeria, it’s one of the questions I’ve been tweeted the most. It’s even nicer that they don’t live happily ever after.
“Nymeria has created her own world and created her own pack and isn’t ready to be Arya’s pet. To be someone’s pet would reverse everything she’s learned. So they almost just regard each other and go their separate ways.”
Game of Thrones continues on HBO this Sunday in the US while Stormborn airs on Sky Atlantic tonight at 9pm. Catch up on seasons one to seven on NOW TV.