Game of Thrones is developing TWO HBO Max animated shows, live-action project doesn’t move forward

Waiting for another Game Of Thrones fan has certainly been a long night.

But Thronies certainly has something to be excited about on the horizon.

HBO Max is working on two more Game Of Thrones-inspired animated series according to a Friday report from The Hollywood Reporter.

This will be the third animated drama in development for the franchise as it was reported that they were already working on one in January.

One of those three projects will actually take place in territory that has never been seen in the original series: The Golden Empire of Yi Ti.

According to the publication, the region is a continent of Essos and is considered one of the oldest and most advanced societies in the fantasy kingdom of creator George RR Martin.

It also draws inspiration from Imperial China in the same way Westeros took inspiration from medieval Europe. Yi Ti had a brief reference in the original GoT series.

THR is also reporting that a live-action prequel concept called Flea Bottom is no longer moving forward.

It was supposed to be based on life in the infamous King’s Landing slum.

Insiders of the post say it was the most recent of all ideas released, but was never confirmed by HBO.

Regardless, the Game Of Thrones franchise continues to donate because in May it was announced that HBO was moving forward on one of its three new spin-offs titled 10,000 Ships.

The network brought in Amanda Segel (Helstrom, person of interest) to write the script for the project, according to Deadline.

10,000 Ships was one of three new Thrones spin-offs announced in March, along with 9 Voyages (aka Sea Snake) and Flea Bottom.

10,000 ships will take place approximately 1,000 years before the events depicted in the Game of Thrones television series, based on the A Song of Ice and Fire novels by George RR Martin.

The new series will follow the journey made by Princess Nymeria, along with the other surviving members of the Rhoynars.

The show will chronicle their journey from Essos to Dorne, after their defeat by the Valyrian Freehold in the Second Spice War.

Princess Nymeria was a character admired by many in Westeros and Essos, who was named after two characters from the books and the series.

One of the deadly “sand snakes” – the daughters of Oberyn Martell (Pedro Pascal) and Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma) – was named Nymeria Sand in her honor, played by Jessica Henwick.

Maisie Williams’ Arya Stark also named her beloved werewolf Nymeria, after that beloved princess.

The 9 Voyages series (aka Sea Snake) is developed by Rome and Gotham creator Bruno Heller with author Martin.

This program will follow the “great sea voyages made by Corlys Velaryon aboard the ship Sea Snake”.

The title of the series Flea Bottom refers to the “poorest slum area” of King’s Landing, described as “a labyrinth of narrow streets and dark alleys filled with tanneries, brothels and taverns”.

It’s unclear who will write or produce the spinoff series Flea Bottom for the network at this time.

HBO already has a Game of Thrones spin-off in production, House of the Dragon, set to debut in 2022.

This series will follow the reign of House Targaryen, who ruled Westeros for over 300 years before Robert’s rebellion.