When you think of "Game of Thrones", the massive HBO series based on the Romanian series of George RR. or Thoughts of the widespread sequence for titles that cover the continent that started each episode during the eight seasons in the series. This opening, reached by Ramin Aavadi, is so epic and so great that - incredible - The first big spin-off "Game of Thrones" used the same senseshowing different locations important to the Targaryien family in front of each episode of the "House of the Dragon" (which focuses on the aforementioned family and their civil war known as the "Dragon Dance"). New Game of Thrones show, however, will not have a big epic title sequence.

According to Fun weekly Exclusive about the next big TV -Show "Game of Thrones" coming to HBO ", the knight of the seven kingdoms" - based on the novels of "Tales of Dunk and Eag" by Martin - centers around a simple freelance knight of knights known as Sir Duncan, which will play Peter Clafi. Without allegiance to any of the great house of Westeros, "Dunk," Who Operates in a Time Period Between "House of the Dragon" and "Game of Thrones," is what's Called a "Hedge Knight" Lack-of -ullegiance Thing), and when he meets a young man knows as "Egg" (Dexter Sol Ansell), he takes him on as his squire, unaware that egg is actually prince aegon "Egg" Targary.

Like Ira Parker, the show for the "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms", along with Martin, who wrote for "House of the Dragon", explained to the exit, Dank felt like a very simple character for a big, glossy sequence of opening loans. "All decisions went down to dunk, trying to channel the type of person he is in every aspect of this show, even in the sequence of the title," Parker said. "The title of the title of the original (" Game of Thrones ") and" The House of the Dragon "are large and epic, and amazing. The result of Ramin Aavadi is an orchestra and a great, and beautiful. It's not really a dunk of the mo, he's simple and he's simple and he's up to-point. He doesn't have much flash for him. "

There is something else that will set aside the "knight of the seven kingdoms", except for other major Game of Thrones projects, according to Ira Parker, and that is a more earthed approach to the item. Do not expect dragons or magic from this, according to Parker. "No one is thinking about magic," Parker told Entertainment Weekly, noting that the series would take place about half a century after the death of the last dragon, so fantastic elements do not feel particularly relevant to the characters in his universe. He continued:

"This can basically be Britain from the 14th century. This is a hard nose, grinding it, horrible, medieval knights, cold with a really lightweight, promising touch. It's a wonderful place to be. We're in this series, we start right at the bottom.

All this is quite noticeable because, if you have even a passes Getting to know or "Game of Thrones" or "House of the Dragon", you know that both of these series focus almost exclusively on high characters (but I'll be back soon). As for Parker, this big change in tone and perspective is really exciting.

"Finding a totally different version of this world that seems to know everyone well was very, very attractive," Parker continued. "The fact that we live in this world, however, where there was once magic, is very interesting to me. This is the earth and the grass that previously saw the dragon and the dragon of the dragon. So, everything is just How How is the world, but a little stranger, a little different. "

"Game of Thrones" and "House of the Dragon" are equipped with prophecies, magic and supernatural forces; Think of Harrenhal's eerie, which was witnessed by Prince Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) in Season 2 of the second or literally something red priest Melisandre (Caris Van Hurrat) during the former. In fact, it's pretty refreshing, if I'm honest and as a self-proclaimed fan of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, for the better and worse-to see another side of Westeros for someone like Ser Duncan, rather than another story about people who fight over that chair that everyone wants.

As for the George Rn Martin himself, He is really happy with the "knight of the seven kingdoms" - He said how much in the post of his blog In January 2025 - And, he also told Entertainment Weekly that he thinks that a different, less epic sequence of titles for this latest show is a really fantastic move. Thinking about the stakes, Martin looked back on the previous two adaptations: "Is it dead to kill humanity? Is it dragons? Is that politics? Is it the big trenches, warring families?" After all, Martin said that not using a big, sequence for the mood title "is probably the most stressful decision I made to this," but he stands, saying, "It was not easily made, but serving our show."

Parker held and agreed, saying, "We have a character and a lot of heart." After the massive scale of the previous properties of Game of Thrones, this sounds great. "Game of Thrones" and "House of the Dragon" rise to HBO Max and "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" of HBO Prime Ministers in early 2026.