Villain of the Month - Edition N°1

I've always been a big fan of fictional villains and I love many of them, and as the appearance of my blog has been done so that the forces of evil can feel at home, I decided to pay tribute to all those villains that marked my mind, but as surely yours.
This new section is called "Villain of the Month" and I will publish one at the end of each month, to designate the best villain of the month.


And the villain of the first edition is: the true king from beyond the wall and also king of death, the Night's King.

Surely one of the most disturbing and mysterious characters in the Game of Thrones series. Initially rarely seen (in one scene, and fairly short), where he transformed a human baby into one of his own. Creepy. But the Night's King finally showed his true colors during the episode 8 of Season 5 of Game of Thrones, where we could see the extent of his morbid power.

The Night's King is not alone: ​​he is the king of the white walkers, legendary creatures and humanoid immortals who are feared by everyone. And he also controls an army of living dead, the wights, who are actually human corpses that the Night's King brought back to life thanks to his power. And yes, the Night's King has the power to bring the dead back to life. Badass 1000+.

Even if he does not participate in the battle, you can feel the threatening shadow of the Night's King over the battlefield, and when he arrives on the dock after the battle, to watch the survivors fleeing on their boat , without saying a word. You can see the look of the Night's King, terrifying and chilly as if he judged your soul.

And it was after that we see a scene that marked my mind forever: the Night's King gently raising his arms as if to impose his supreme domination, and suddenly all the corpses of humans open their eyes and rise up, under the gazes of the survivors, horrified. Epic scene.

For now the Night's King only appeared in rare scenes, but already we can see that he is not an opponent to be taken lightly. And what makes him even more mysterious and terrifying, is that we don't know why he does that. What is his real purpose? For now the mystery remains, but we will certainly know more in the next seasons.

One of his most epic scenes and when he and his army attack the children of the forest, to kill Bran and the Three-eyed Raven. Night's King demonstrates that he is able to see Bran in the visions and can impose his mark on anyone touched by his hand. And even more epic, the Night's King and its white walkers walk in the middle of a wall of fire, and the flames diverge in front of them. BAAAADAAAASS! The Night's King manages to kill the Three-eyed Raven, but Bran managed to escape.

In any case, the Night's King deserves its place in the list of memorable and epic villains.

                                                        

Mathias, the Killmaster

Fire and Blood \m/