Spoiler Alert! The Game of Thrones ending has been leaked and it reveals the fate of Daenerys, Jon Snow and others surviving on the show. It also reveals who sits on the Iron Throne. Game of Thrones season 8 leaks have been shockingly true. While we were taking every leak with a pinch of salt, most of the leaks have turned out to be true. From Euron's fleet killing Rhaegal to Cersei capturing and executing Missandei, several plot pointers were revealed months ago and eventually turning into reality. Given these leaks credibility, it seems safe to assume we have the answers to who sits on the Iron Throne in the Game of Thrones season 8 episode 6. Before you proceed, we warn you: SPOILERS AHEAD! As per a leak on a Reddit thread, neither Daenerys Targaryen nor Jon Snow will be crowned the King or Queen and take their place on the Iron Throne. Instead, a Stark family member will be seated on the Iron Throne. While our choice would be Sansa Stark and many on the internet wish Arya Stark to take over the Iron Throne and rule the seven kingdoms. The leak claims that Brandon Stark will be seated on the throne. Here's a quick rundown at the leak: Jon Snow kills Daenerys: The final season showed Dany's arc turn from the Khaleesi to the Mad Queen vibe. The Queen ruined King's Landing in episode 5. As per the leak, Jon Snow will bring an end to Dany's mad reign by killing her. The leak suggests Jon will stab Dany and eventually surrender himself. Get ready for some "Queen Slayer" tags online. Tyrion's uncertain fate: Well, it's no news that the makers of GoT have shot several endings for the show. But it is news that Tyrion will be arrested for releasing his brother Jaime ahead of the King's Landing attack. He will be put on a trial. Leaks suggest that he will die eventually but the cause of his death is still unknown. Tyrion's trial takes place in a dragon pit. But before he dies, he will try to turn Jon against Dany. Bran for King: One of the endings claims to be that a council is formed to decide the rightful king. Tyrion delivers a moving speech and everyone votes for Bran as King. Meanwhile, Jon returns to the Night's Watch to become the 1,000th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Arya also leaves King's Landing. Tyrion, Davos, Sam, and Bronn form the council under Bran. What do you think of the ending? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. ALSO READ: Game of Thrones Season 8: Daenerys Targaryen to Jon Snow: 5 picks for the Iron Throne Credits :Reddit Read More<doc-sep>Jon Snow said his goodbyes to Winterfell and some of his dearest friends, including his direwolf, Ghost, in Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4. Believing he would be better off North of the Wall, Jon asked Tormund to take Ghost with him instead, but fans were understandably upset when their final scene together garnered only the briefest of head nods from Jon (blink and you’ll miss it). A new Game of Thrones leak, however, suggests the series finale will reunite them and possibly foreshadow Jon’s fate. Warning: Possible spoilers for Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 6 ahead. In the Season 8, Episode 5 podcast episode of A Storm of Spoilers, co-host and journalist Joanna Robinson revealed there would be “extensive patting and petting” of a direwolf in Episode 6. That definitely sounds like Jon and Ghost to us (Arya and Nymeria is a slim alternative contender). Subscribe for free to Multiverse and get Game of Thrones coverage delivered to your inbox the night the episode airs. The quote was given to Robinson from another journalist by way of a VFX technician for Game of Thrones. This heavily implies a reunion between Jon and Ghost, and the only way that will happen is if Jon heads North of the Wall. There are only a couple of reasons why Jon would make that trip, and only one that really makes sense. The most logical theory is that Jon will send himself into exile after killing Daenerys to stop her from murdering even more people after the Battle of King’s Landing. After killing his lover/aunt, Jon will likely refuse his place on the Iron Throne and instead “take the black” to avoid the death penalty for regicide before heading north to rejoin Ghost and Tormund. If you want to get a little more out there, you could speculate that Jon’s trip back North and his reunion with Ghost may be spurred by the return of the White Walkers. There’s two major theories that could explain this: 1.) Dany becomes the Night Queen or 2.) Jon actually becomes the new Night King. Does that make Ghost a White Walker pup? It's time for a reunion between these two, right? HBO Longtime Game of Thrones director David Nutter suggested the reason Jon didn’t pet, pat, or hug Ghost goodbye in Episode 4 was due to CGI limitations. “Since the direwolves are kind of CG creations, we felt it best to keep it as simple as possible,” Nutter told Huffington Post. “And I think that it played out much more powerfully that way.” It seemed like a questionable reason for the decision at first, especially considering all the CGI that went into creating Daenerys’ dragons. If this was really the last time Jon would ever see Ghost, their farewell should have been much more emotional, right? However, now that we know Ghost might appear again in Episode 6, perhaps the lackluster goodbye was precisely because the duo would get a more touching moment later on. If Jon’s going North of the Wall, it’s definitely less likely he’ll be crowned King of Westeros (possibly leaving an opening for Sansa). Though he has a claim to the throne as the last male-born Targaryen, Jon never wanted to rule and probably feels more at home in the North than he would at King’s Landing (which is destroyed now, anyway). He could also become leader of the Free Folk, which is highly possible since he already has Tormund’s trust. Whatever happens, the reveal of a direwolf reunion effectively seals his fate and brings his journey right back to where it all started. Game of Thrones Season 8 finale airs on Sunday at 9 p.m. Eastern on HBO.<doc-sep>Game of Thrones just released the first look at the very last episode of the series ever. FYI, *spoilers* about the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones lie below, so don’t say we didn’t warn ya! Warning: Spoilers for this week’s episode of Game of Thrones lie below. Things that happened this week on Game of Thrones: Varys betrayed Daenerys and was burned to a crisp as a result! Cersei and Jaime died in each other’s arms and everyone was super pissed about it! Daenerys went full-blown Mad Queen and burned down all of King’s Landing, murdering tons of innocent people in the process! Oh, and Jon Snow fully realized that maybe it’s not such a great idea for him to be dating his aunt! . In other words, a whole lot of drama happened in the penultimate episode of your least favorite show, and the fact is, we only have one episode of Game of Thrones left before it’s out of our lives forever. So, what can you expect? IDK, a lot of tension and withering looks, for the most part. HBO just released the trailer for next Sunday’s final episode of the series, and basically, what we have is a bunch of Unsullied and Dothraki soldiers being super pumped about destroying King’s Landing while Arya and Tyrion look extremely awkward and upset. Meanwhile, it’s hard to tell how Daenerys feels about the fact that she revealed her unhinged side and murdered a bunch of innocents, but the vibe is definitely...off. Check out the trailer below. 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Welp. This is it. Game of Thrones season 8 – and the show as a whole – is drawing to a close. It hasn’t been without its fiery and frenetic moments but, as these pair of new Game of Thrones finale images show (HBO isn’t giving much away, clearly), all that’s left is cold, cold ashes. It sets up an intriguing final chapter to a controversial six-episode curtain call – and also paints Dany as the villain of the piece. But one question remains: Who’s going to be the one to take her down? As posted by the HBO PR Twitter account, the two (count ‘em, two) images are focused on events in King’s Landing. The Mother of Dragons’ attempts to cook the Westerosi capital medium-well went a bit overboard and now, inevitably, there’s not a lot left to rule when your citizens have been scattered to the wind. A lot has to be said for the beautiful framing of this first Game of Thrones season 8, episode 6 image. In it, Dany could easily be substituted for a Darth Vader or Thanos. She has her Unsullied forces flanking her and, finally, she rules over all. Chilling. Image credit: HBO …but don’t count on her sitting on the Iron Throne just yet. As the second of two finale images is keen to hint, there’s plenty of usurpers waiting in the shadows. Tyrion Lannister, of course, being one of them. The pained look on his face suggests that trouble is a-brewing and, maybe, just maybe, he’s just heard about the fates of his brother and sister. And that’s it. HBO, clearly, isn’t too keen on showing its hand before Sunday. No look at Winterfell; no shots of how Arya, Jon, or Sansa might try and stake a claim to win the Game of Thrones, and, thankfully, no shot of Bronn skulking about with his crossbow in tow. But it’s here where it all ends. Game of Thrones is coming to a close – and Dany’s the only thing standing between some beloved fan favourites and a (relatively) happy ending. Not long to go until we find out whether our best Game of Thrones theories come true or turn to ashes. Which will it be?