Fans are still recovering from the 3rd episode of the Game
of Thrones season 8 and now someone just distracted them by sharing a theory about
the show. A Twitter user @ohytargaryen claims
that the bloody and violent HBO hit Game of Thrones is just a live-action
version of Shrek, and they're not wrong. To prove it right, they even shared plenty
of evidence.
Seems all our favorite characters have "twins" in the animated series ‘Shrek’. Well, that includes Arya, Cersei, Tyrion, and Jaime! Not only just the characters the HBO drama and the family-friendly animated series even share entire scenes and tragic deaths. And well, when you look at the evidence, it’s hard to deny the theory that the Twitter user shared!
Someone on Twitter just pointed out that ‘Game of Thrones’ is a live action version of ‘Shrek’ and the internet is losing its mind

The similarities are endless from the costume design inspirations


To the cinematography (maybe not as climactic in animation)



Of course, we can’t forget the intelligent and empathetic dragon characters in both


Are the Dothraki really that savage or are they just misunderstood?

Other fans joined the thread with even more plot similarities


Come on the adorable Podrick sure does look a lot like human Shrek

Arya and Puss in Boots definitely could go head to head in a duel


This fan theory sparked the twitter account @Shrekgot, dedicated solely to these side by side comparisons and even a GoT + Shrek trailer, which combines scenes from Game of Thrones dubbed with the voices from Shrek.
Hmm there certainly are a lot of character doppelgangers between the two. Fiesty, smirking, with plenty of tricks up her sleeve, Olenna Tyrell was the closest thing to a ‘Fairy Godmother’ on GOT


Two short men with large personalities and styles, however, Tyrion Lannister would make no doubt a better ruler than Lord Farquaad


Much like Jon Snow, King Harold’s true (frog) identity was not revealed until later – and it still made no difference


Hold the door! There is a giant gingerbread barreling through

