THE BRUTAL MOMENTS OF GAME OF THRONES IN ADORABLE GIF FORM

Note : This Article Contain Spoiler of season 6

There’s something beautiful about breaking things down to their simplest forms. If an idea can still be conveyed in the barest of bones way then it’s a good sign the source material is telling a good story. With six seasons inside the world of Game Of Thrones, some of the many, many plots can get a bit confusing. These GOT gifs can serve as the TL:DR version of the latest season.

This post rendering of Season 6 scenes like The Mountain's encounter with Septa Unella confound the imagination. How could such cruelty look so cute? We're similarly confused by Mendel's version of Bran Stark's encounter with the Night King—as far as he's concerned the two are cultivating a romance, rather than an all-out war. While most of the GIFs are loosely-based on showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff's canon, one entitled Wishful Thinking takes some liberties with the script, envisioning The Hound laying into the zombified Mountain's disembodied head with his new favorite axe.

While there won't be any new Game of Thrones episodes for the next 10 months or so, Mendel has promised more GIFs to come, drawing from the show's wealth of iconic scenes. He's taking suggestions on his Facebook page here. Check out the full set of Game of Thrones GIFs thus far below.

1. The Red Woman – “The Red Woman”

Clearly one of the most eye-opening moments of the season opener is the secret Melisandre has been keeping from everyone that she is in fact, a Golden Girl.

2. Home – “Hodor=>Willis=>Hodor”

In episode two we got a glimpse of the past and the sad truth that Hodor wasn’t always Hodor.

3. Oathbreaker – “A girl has no name (and no weapon)”

A girl might have no name but she certainly has a breaking point, which the waif eventually paid for dearly.

4. Book of the Stranger – “The Unburnt”

There’s a part of us that wishes Daenerys’ triumphant defeat of, well, everyone of the Khals ended this happy-go-lucky.

5 .The Door – “Bran has a new buddy”

We’re still blaming the Three-eyed Raven for not going over the ground rules of time-travling warging on the first day, but we’re glad Mendel didn’t decide to animate the most heartbreaking act of bravery and sacrifice in the show yet.

6. Blood of My Blood – “Uncle Benjen – a one trick pony?”

We’re guessing that Uncle Benjen’s flaming mace only came into play this late in the game due to his fire dancing skills being booked solid at arts festivals beyond the wall for months.

7. The Broken Man -“The Hound’s wishful thinking”

Appropriately named “The Hound’s wishful thinking,” this serves as some possible foreshadowing to a battle we’re all hoping for.

8. No One – “Sparrows vs The Mountain”

A fairly accurate depiction of the Sparrows attempts to subdue Gregor Clegane. Too bad we never got to see the trial by combat.

9. Battle of the Bastards – “Bye Bye Bastard”

There may not be a more adorable way to depict one of the more gruesome moments of season six. This is almost a sweet scene if you had no context for Ramsay Bolton’s final moments.

10 .The Winds of Winter – “Shame! Shame!! Shame!!!”

And then there’s this depiction that’s considerably more mild than the horrors The Mountain is likely committing for Cersei.

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Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams sports striking new blue hair at Wimbledon final

Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams showed off a dramatic new look as she attended the women's final at Wimbledon.

Sporting striking blue hair, a far cry from her brown bob as the tomboyish Arya Stark in the popular TV show, the 19-year-old stood out from the crowd as she joined celebrities including David Attenborough and Peter Kay at the west London venue as Serena Williams won her seventh Wimbledon title.

Also sitting in the Royal box this week was 20-year-old actress Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa Stark in the HBO drama.

And they weren't the only Game of Thrones stars in attendance at the tennis club - Charles Dance, who as Lord Tywin Lannister was shot dead with a crossbow fired by his son Tyrion in the season four finale, also watched the sporting action on Wednesday 6 July.

If 'Game of Thrones' characters had modern day technology

Have you ever found yourself looking at your phone and wondering how the hell everyone coped before the internet?

Well, take a moment to think about all those poor Game of Thrones characters. Not only do they have to struggle through a brutal world full of bloodshed and unearthly horror, but they don't even have the comfort of Facebook to help them through it.

Which got us thinking, what if they did have the internet and social media? From Sansa Snapchats to badass Khaleesi Instagrams, here's what we think that would look like.

Jamie and Bronn would have some awkward message exchanges.

The Stark children would be able to stay in touch via WhatsApp.

Cersei would be a vicious sub-tweeter.

And her Twitter feed would reflect her rapidly spiralling state of mind.

Sansa would be all over Snapchat.

Littlefinger would be working his cunning on Facebook.

Finally, Daenerys would be Instagramming the hell out of her invasion.

(And throwing major shade at Cersei in the process.)

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‘Game of Thrones' season 7 spoilers: Arya's next victim teased; Will Sansa betray Jon Snow?

"Game of Thrones" season 7 will reveal more information about Maisie Williams' character Arya Stark.

Just recently, Design N Trend came up with a list of storylines that may or may not be explored on the hit HBO series in the upcoming episodes.

One storyline had to do with Arya's decision to go on a killing spree last season.

During that time, the female character disguised herself as a waitress and then killed Lothar (Daniel Tuite), Walder Rivers (Tim Plester) and Walter Frey (David Bradley).

The three characters were part of the Red Wedding where three other characters were previously killed.

Additionally, Arya also has a long list of people that she wants to kill. If her plans push through, it would be safe to assume that the character will once again get rid of some key personalities from the TV show.

Meanwhile, Sansa (Sophie Turner) may also turn her back on Jon Snow (Kit Harrington).

Last season, the female character spoke with Littlefinger (Aidan Gillen) to remind her that she is the real Stark and not Jon that the Northern Houses should support.

In an interview with Variety, Turner revealed that her character has a little bit of resentment towards Jon because the latter didn't give the former enough credit for helping them take back their home.

"She's not getting the credit she feels she deserves, that Littlefinger would grant her with. He obviously wants her on the Iron Throne and him by her side - she doesn't want that, but she wants recognition for the effort that she put in, in order to claim back Winterfell, because if it wasn't for her, it wouldn't have happened," she explained.

With this, Turner said that her character is currently seeing Littlefinger as the more trustworthy ally.

In other news, Sansa and Jon's relationship are the only ones at risk in "Game of Thrones" season 7.

There are rumors that Jaime (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) could also turn his back on Cersei (Lena Headey).

"Will Jaime remain loyal to his sister/lover when he finds out that Tommen committed suicide after she had the Great Sept of Baelor destroyed?" DNT noted.

"Game of Thrones" season 7 will premiere on HBO sometime in April 2017.

Winter, and Game of Thrones Season 7, Might Come Later Than You Think

Smetimes, your favorite catchphrase is the one that comes back and bites you in the butt. That seems to be the case for Game of Thrones, which just ended its sixth season with a definitive message: winter is finally here.

Winter’s impending arrival has been an ominous warning that’s been repeated since Season 1, back before all hell broke loose. But none of us ever stopped to consider how the literal season’s eventual takeover would affect the show itself—specifically, its shooting schedule. On a UFC-centric podcast, Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss recently discussed the season to come and delivered what might be s a small blow to fans: Season 7 probably won’t premiere in April.

Why the late start? Apparently, in order to make Westeros’s winter look wintery, it’s best to avoid shooting in sunny weather. Who knew?

Benioff and Weiss explained that to keep their aesthetic nice and brisk, they've “kind of pushed everything down the line, so we could get some grim, gray weather even in the sunnier places that we shoot.”

They didn’t specify how much later we’re talking, but Game of Thrones’s premieres have been trending later and later for the past several seasons anyway. Season 3 debuted March 31, 2013; Season 4 premiered on April 6, 2014; Season 5 came on April 12, 2015; and this year, Season 6 premiered on April 24.

We already know that the show’s final few seasons will be shorter than 10 episodes apiece, which might make news of a delayed premiere an even bigger bummer for some fans—although perhaps this means that the show will still air its next finale at around the same time of year it always has. Regardless, if the seasons to come keep doling out the drama the way Season 6’s finale did, fans are in for a captivating rollercoaster—even if it does take a little longer to land.