Game of Thrones sequel

By the end of Game of Thrones, Jon Snow went into exile after murdering the queen, Daenerys, to save Westeros, and the final shot showed him riding north with ...

The network, it seems, hopes to mine the universe for a steady stream of stories similar to the way Disney+ has approached the Star Wars and Marvel properties — though given Thrones' ending was wildly divisive, it's an open question how eager audiences will be to return. No further details about the sequel series' plot were revealed. HBO already has several Game of Thrones spinoffs in the works, including House of the Dragon, a prequel set about 200 years in the past.

In Game of Thrones season 8, Jon Snow finally learned that he is actually Aegon Targaryen, and so the true heir to the Iron Throne. Despite his birth right, Jon ...

This sequel series is far from the only Game of Thrones spin-off in the works. In Game of Thrones season 8, Jon Snow finally learned that he is actually Aegon Targaryen, and so the true heir to the Iron Throne. Despite his birth right, Jon never had any interest in becoming king. House of the Dragon lands this August 21.

The King of the North will return to our screens, as HBO has entered into early development on its first sequel series since Game of Thrones.

This development news means there are now seven Game of Thrones projects in the works in addition to the upcoming House of the Dragon prequel series, which debuts August 21. House of the Dragon is set 200 years before the events in Game of Thrones, telling the story of a civil war within House Targaryen. HBO’s other live-action prequels in various stages of development are 10,000 Ships (Princess Nymeria), 9 Voyages (aka The Sea Snake) and Dunk and Egg. There are also three animated prequel projects, including The Golden Empire, which is set in the China-inspired land of Yi Ti. The King of the North will return to our screens, as HBO has entered into early development on its first sequel series since Game of Thrones ended in 2019.

HBO Max has shared a hilarious response to the news that a Game of Thrones spinoff is in the works starring Kit Harington as Jon Snow.

Ironically, it was only two years ago that Kit Harington claimed he never wanted to play a role like Jon Snow again. Also, if Kit Harington were to make a return, it opens the door for other Game of Thrones actors to make a comeback like Sophie Turner as Sansa Stark and Maisie Williams as Arya Star. Sharing a photo of Jon Snow from the hit HBO series, HBO Max tweeted, "I know nothing."

A Jon Snow series is in the works, but Game of Thrones fans have taken to social media to pitch another sequel idea: West of Westeros with Maisie Williams' ...

Another said (opens in new tab), "Sorry, I'd rather an Arya Stark sequel series instead. Another added (opens in new tab), "Give us the Arya Stark sequel you cowards!" One wrote on Twitter (opens in new tab), "Give us an Arya sequel!

After HBO announced a 'Game of Thrones' sequel spinoff centering around Jon Snow, fans think Arya should get one, too.

Still, we can’t help but wonder if a series revolving around Arya and his badass adventures as an unstoppable assassin would’ve been the better alternative here. But hey, at least Arya is going somewhere and exploring new landscapes. When you think about it, out of all the Game of Thrones characters that made it out of the final season alive, Arya Stark’s story was the only one worth continuing.

After the announcement that HBO is engaged on a Game of Thrones sequel involving Jon Snow, followers are asking the community to provide Arya her personal.

Reportedly set after the events of that divisive finale, it's unclear if fellow surviving stars Sophie Turner or Maisie Williams would reprise their roles.

So far, the only offshoot with an official release date is House of the Dragon, which follows a civil war within House Targaryen roughly 200 years before the events of Thrones. That show will bow on HBO on August 21. Harington, who was twice nominated for best supporting actor Emmys as Jon Snow, hasn’t publicly commented on a sequel series—but the project invites the possibility that other characters will return as well. In the show’s divisive series finale, Snow learns that his true identity is Aegon Targaryen, an heir to the Iron Throne, after killing Emilia Clarke’s Daenerys. He’s then exiled from Westeros, sent off North of the Wall with the Wildlings to start a new chapter.