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** Tywin gifts Joffrey with a carbonadium sword forged by Klaue as a wedding present. It's a well forged blade that is also a PoisonousWeapon due to carbonadium's properties. Joffrey being Joffrey, he's not impressed because it's not Valyrian Steel.

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** Tywin gifts Joffrey with a carbonadium sword forged by Klaue as a wedding present. It's a well forged blade that is also a PoisonousWeapon PoisonedWeapon due to carbonadium's properties. Joffrey being Joffrey, he's not impressed because it's not Valyrian Steel.
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** Tywin gifts Joffrey with a carbonadium sword forged by Klaue as a wedding present. It's a well forged blade that is also a PoisonousWeapon due to carbonadium's properties. Joffrey being Joffrey, he's not impressed because it's not Valyrian Steel.
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** Tony inherited the Stark looks, if not the behaviour. However, his likeness to his cousin Ned is truly apparent when he's angry enough to give you a DeathGlare.
** Jon is apparently [[spoiler: the spitting image of Rhaegar Targaryen, save for his hair and eye colour. Tywin is the only one to spot it, although he does have the excuse that he knew Rhaegar far better and longer than most of the other adult members of the cast]].

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** Tony inherited the Stark looks, if not the behaviour. However, his likeness to his cousin Ned is truly apparent when he's angry enough to give you a DeathGlare.
DeathGlare. [[spoiler:He also seems to be a dead ringer for Bran the Builder, as both Steve Rogers and Thor mistake them for each other on first glance.]]
** Jon is apparently [[spoiler: the spitting image of Rhaegar Targaryen, save for his hair and eye colour. Tywin is the only one to spot it, although he does have the excuse advantage that he knew Rhaegar far better and longer than most of the other adult members of the cast]].cast, who would only ever have met Rhaegar once or twice]].
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** Klaue briefly mentions uru[[note]]Which in Marvel comics is the metal the Asgardians use to make weapons[[/note]] as well, though even he doubts he'll see it in his lifetime.

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* {{Unobtainium}}: Various special metals exist in this setting. Essosi blacksmith Ulysses Klaue has a particular fascination with them:
** Valyrian Steel is as rare as ever.
** The special colored iron that Tony Stark uses to craft his works. Klaue wants to study it . He points out that metal normally doesn't exist in a natural colored state meaning said iron is something special.
** Vibranium exists in this setting as well, and Ulysses Klaue dreams of obtaining it for his own use.
** There's a way to make Valyrian Steel even stronger making it something called "Blood Valyrian" aka ''adamantium''.
** Carbonadium is very rare metal with properties that make any weapons forged with it PoisonedWeapons.[[note]]In the original Marvel setting carbonadium is ''radioactive'', though whether this applies in this story as well remains to be seen[[/note]] It is nonetheless derided as "Poor Man's Valyrian Steel". It's still very expensive, but since more of it can still be found (unlike Valyrian Steel which remains LostTechnology), Valyrian Steel is still rarer. It's also much easier to forge it, so much so that Ulysses Klaue took no pleasure in forging the carbonadium sword gifted to Joffrey at his wedding, seeing it as beneath his talents.
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** There has also been mention of ComicBook/{{Storm}}, who, according to Logan, is worshiped in the Summer Islands as a living goddess.

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** There has also been mention of ComicBook/{{Storm}}, ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}}, who, according to Logan, is worshiped in the Summer Islands as a living goddess.

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** Jaime continues to be very skeptical of all the Marvel characters, having managed to miss all their big moments.

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** Jaime continues to be very skeptical of all the Marvel characters, having managed to miss all their big moments. [[spoiler:Until he meets Mantis and hears Summer speak telepathically.]]


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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Kevan weakly asks if his brother is jesting when Tywin claims to be cursed - as, the magic kind of curse. It turns that Tywin is [[SurroundedByIdiots so frustrated by his children's stupidity]] that he considers a curse as the only possible reason for his misfortune.

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Kevan weakly asks if his brother is jesting when Tywin claims to be cursed - as, the magic kind of curse. It turns that Tywin is [[SurroundedByIdiots so frustrated by his children's stupidity]] that he considers a curse as the only possible reason for his misfortune.misfortune.
** This is the general reaction people have to learning about [[spoiler: Jon becoming Tommen's Hand]].
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** In a JustBetweenYouAndMe moment in ''A Web of Lies'', Mace confirms [[spoiler:to Cersei]] that all of House Tyrell does this. He reminisces on how he criticized his son Willas for gaining a reputation for being ''known'' for his smarts and his charm. [[spoiler:Which is why he was so proud of Willas for ''smashing his own leg with a hammer'' after his accident so he'd be ''known'' as the guy who couldn't walk anymore instead.]]
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* TooGoodToBeTrue: This is why Jon doesn't trust House Tyrell. As he explains to Jiffsun and Adrian, he's seen that all people have their flaws including good people. But the Tyrells appear flawless...which means that either Jon's entire worldview is wrong or the Tyrells have some dark secret(s) they hide with their acts of charity. [[spoiler:Jon's right, since the Tyrells are actually part of the Blackfyre conspiracy and the heads of Westeros' organized crime.]]

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** The Tyrells are working to further their own power in Westeros by allying with the Lannisters as per canon. However, this turns out to be a cover for their real plan of [[spoiler: allying with Magneto, which they've done by raising his and Mystique's children (Margaery and Loras) in order to grant the Blackfyres increased legitimacy and popular support.]]

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** The Tyrells are working to further their own power in Westeros by allying with the Lannisters as per canon. However, this turns out to be a cover for their real plan of [[spoiler: allying with Magneto, which they've done by raising his and Mystique's children (Margaery and Loras) in order to grant the Blackfyres increased legitimacy and popular support.]]support]]. Furthermore, it turns out that [[spoiler: Mace is ComicBook/TheKingpin, and is running a criminal empire on top of this]].



** And the following have been mentioned and may play a role later on:
*** ComicBook/{{Storm}}, who, according to Logan, is worshiped in the Summer Islands as a living goddess.
*** ComicBook/TheKingpin is another powerful figure in Essos mentioned by Daenerys.

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** And the following have There has also been mentioned and may play a role later on:
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mention of ComicBook/{{Storm}}, who, according to Logan, is worshiped in the Summer Islands as a living goddess.
*** ComicBook/TheKingpin is another powerful figure in Essos mentioned by Daenerys.
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* BloodMagic: In this universe, mutants are made rather than born, via equivalent exchange of a life/lives for their powers. [[spoiler:It turns out to be an ancient Targaryen technique that requires Targaryen blood, a fire and a sacrifice; Dany and Logan's mutant powers are unlocked by the sacrifice on Khal Drogo's funeral pyre, Mystique was born with her blue appearance and shape-shifting abilities due to the death and trauma of the Tragedy at Summerhall, Arya and Gendry are transformed when Magneto burns Vargo Hoat and the Bloody Mummers alive, and everyone in King's Landing with the capacity is effected to various degrees after the wildfire explodes, killing many Dragonstone soldiers who have Targaryen blood in their ancestry. This is also why, up until the Battle of the Blackwater, there were far more mutants in Essos while being almost unheard of in Westeros; Targaryen and Valyrian blood is far more common across the Narrow Sea.]]

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* BloodMagic: In this universe, mutants are made rather than born, via equivalent exchange of a life/lives for their powers. [[spoiler:It turns out to be an ancient Targaryen technique that requires Targaryen blood, a fire and a sacrifice; Dany and Logan's mutant powers are unlocked by the sacrifice on Khal Drogo's funeral pyre, Mystique was born with her blue appearance and shape-shifting abilities due to the death and trauma of the Tragedy at Summerhall, Arya and Gendry are transformed when Magneto burns Vargo Hoat and the Bloody Mummers alive, and everyone in King's Landing with the capacity is effected to various degrees after the wildfire explodes, killing many Dragonstone soldiers who have Targaryen blood in their ancestry. This is also why, up until the Battle of the Blackwater, there were far more lots of mutants in Essos while being almost unheard of in Westeros; Targaryen and Valyrian blood is far more common across the Narrow Sea.]]
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** Chapter 24 of ''A Web of Lies'' starts taking a dark turn as Mace Tyrell recites an anecdote about his mother calling him a fool from the moment of his birth, only to follow it up with this:
-->"An amusing tale... [[spoiler: [[ObfuscatingStupidity I enjoyed crafting it.]]]]"
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* BloodMagic: In this universe, mutants are made rather than born, via equivalent exchange of a life/lives for their powers. [[spoiler:It turns out to be an ancient Targaryen technique that requires Targaryen blood, a fire and a sacrifice; Dany and Logan's mutant powers are unlocked by the sacrifice on Khal Drogo's funeral pyre, Mystique was born with her blue appearance and shape-shifting abilities due to the death and trauma of the Tragedy at Summerhall, Arya and Gendry are transformed when Magneto burns Vargo Hoat and the Bloody Mummers alive, and everyone in King's Landing with the capacity is effected to various degrees after the wildfire explodes, killing many Dragonstone soldiers who have Targaryen blood in their ancestry.]]

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* BloodMagic: In this universe, mutants are made rather than born, via equivalent exchange of a life/lives for their powers. [[spoiler:It turns out to be an ancient Targaryen technique that requires Targaryen blood, a fire and a sacrifice; Dany and Logan's mutant powers are unlocked by the sacrifice on Khal Drogo's funeral pyre, Mystique was born with her blue appearance and shape-shifting abilities due to the death and trauma of the Tragedy at Summerhall, Arya and Gendry are transformed when Magneto burns Vargo Hoat and the Bloody Mummers alive, and everyone in King's Landing with the capacity is effected to various degrees after the wildfire explodes, killing many Dragonstone soldiers who have Targaryen blood in their ancestry. This is also why, up until the Battle of the Blackwater, there were far more mutants in Essos while being almost unheard of in Westeros; Targaryen and Valyrian blood is far more common across the Narrow Sea.]]

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* TheCameo: With such a big marvel universe, not every character is going to get a spotlight.
** The introduction of Kraven the Hunter has her fighting one [[{{Expy}} Cursun Connurs]], a Maester who tried to use dragon eggs and greyscale to regrow his arm. It worked, but like in the comics, it turned him into The Lizard.

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* TheCameo: With such a big marvel universe, not every character is going to get a spotlight.
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spotlight. The introduction of Kraven the Hunter has her fighting one [[{{Expy}} Cursun Connurs]], a Maester who tried to use dragon eggs and greyscale to regrow his arm. It worked, but but, like in the comics, it turned him into The the Lizard.

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** Otto Octavius, who has studied history at Oldtown, comments on how history seems to follow cycles of upheaval, prosperity, and stagnation - but Robert's reign completely skipped the prosperity phase. As Otto points out, if Robert had continued his reign with the same energy with which he conducted the Rebellion, they could have seen feats such as the discovery of lands at the other side of the Sunset Sea or the uplifting of the smallfolk.



** Ned rips his wife a verbal new one after [[spoiler:making it back from King's Landing with Tony's help]] for (a)trusting Littlefinger and (b)imprisoning Tyrion.
** Tyrion is ''livid'' when he sees the [[spoiler:"fake" Sansa Stark and tears into his sister and the Small Council for letting the farce proceed unimpeded.]]

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** Ned rips his wife a verbal new one after [[spoiler:making it back from King's Landing with Tony's help]] for (a)trusting (a) trusting Littlefinger and (b)imprisoning (b) imprisoning Tyrion.
** Tyrion is ''livid'' when he sees the [[spoiler:"fake" Sansa Stark and tears into his sister and the Small Council for letting the farce proceed unimpeded.]]unimpeded]].



** While she hasn't had a chance to express this to his face yet, [[spoiler: Gamora (who was originally Lyanna) is ''pissed'' to find out that Ned not only kept Jon's identity a total secret from everyone, but let him be raised as a bastard, with all the stigma that came with it.]]

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** While she hasn't had a chance to express this to his face yet, [[spoiler: Gamora [[spoiler:Gamora (who was originally Lyanna) is ''pissed'' to find out that Ned not only kept Jon's identity a total secret from everyone, but let him be raised as a bastard, with all the stigma that came with it.]]



** There's plenty of back and forth when [[spoiler: Ned reunites with his resurrected family members. Yondu/Rickard is disappointed that Ned did so little to make the North his own as Warden, while Ned is angry over how his father's Southern politicking undermined their House's clout in the North.]]

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** There's plenty of back and forth when [[spoiler: Ned [[spoiler:Ned reunites with his resurrected family members. Yondu/Rickard is disappointed that Ned did so little to make the North his own as Warden, while Ned is angry over how his father's Southern politicking undermined their House's clout in the North.]]



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* HeroesWantRedheads: Ned and Tony, two of the main three viewpoint Starks (who are, for all intents and purposes, the heroic family), are married to redheads. [[spoiler:Jon, the third, is engaged and later married to one. In fact, of the four Stark men that are currently married or engaged, all of their marriages involve a redhead, with Robb being the odd one out in that he's the redhead rather than his wife]].
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** Jon is apparently [[spoiler: the spitting image of Rhaegar Targaryen, save for his hair colour. Tywin is the only one to spot it, although he does have the excuse that he knew Rhaegar far better and longer than most of the other adult members of the cast]].

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** Jon is apparently [[spoiler: the spitting image of Rhaegar Targaryen, save for his hair and eye colour. Tywin is the only one to spot it, although he does have the excuse that he knew Rhaegar far better and longer than most of the other adult members of the cast]].

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* StrongFamilyResemblance: Tony inherited the Stark looks, if not the behaviour. However, his likeness to his cousin Ned is truly apparent when he's angry enough to give you a DeathGlare.

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Tony inherited the Stark looks, if not the behaviour. However, his likeness to his cousin Ned is truly apparent when he's angry enough to give you a DeathGlare.DeathGlare.
** Jon is apparently [[spoiler: the spitting image of Rhaegar Targaryen, save for his hair colour. Tywin is the only one to spot it, although he does have the excuse that he knew Rhaegar far better and longer than most of the other adult members of the cast]].
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* TheFarmerAndTheViper: Jane cites the "scorpion and the frog" variant (depicted here as a Dornish fable) when describing how everyone in King's Landing thought that they could control Littlefinger through various means, never seeing how he was willing to betray anyone to get what he wanted.


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* SelfServingMemory: By Book 4, Catelyn is forced to face how much she's idealized her memories of her youth at Riverrun, ignoring all of the ''many'' dysfunctional issues her family faced.
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** [[spoiler:Ramsay Bolton only shows up in one chapter and is brutally killed at the end of it.]]

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** [[spoiler:Ramsay Bolton only shows up in one chapter and is brutally killed at the end of it.it, sobbing and begging for mercy.]]
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** [[spoiler:Ramsay Bolton only shows up in one chapter and is brutally killed at the end of it.]]

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