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Sauron (The Lord Of The Rings)

Sauron in armor

If in The Hobbit”, Sauron no longer has a physical form, he still manages to project a version of himself in the last form he had, that is to say in armor. We can also guess his silhouette in the flames at Dol Guldur. It is therefore in this version that Funko has represented him. And it is also the one we see in the prologue of The Lord Of The Rings, telling the fight against Isildur. He wears a full metal armor rich in details finely reproduced by Funko. Sauron was originally part of the elven deities, it is not surprising to find their style. The most striking element is the helmet with its horn-like spikes and skeleton-like face design. The big round eyes typical of pop figures give him a cuter side than he is supposed to be. Finally, he carries his spear in his left hand and his golden ring in his right hand.

Sauron the Necromancer

Sauron is a character from the film trilogy The Hobbit” by Peter Jackson. But before that, he is mainly the “supreme” villain of the trilogy “The Lord Of The Rings” by J.R.R Tolkien, and of the films of Peter Jackson which are the adaptation. In the “The Hobbit” films, Sauron’s presence is secondary and will of course take all its importance in “The Lord Of The Rings”. At the beginning, Sauron is a Valar blacksmith, a kind of angel or deity of Middle Earth, who was corrupted by Morgoth. He then decided to create the rings of power: 9 for men, 7 for dwarves, 3 for elves and a unique ring that would allow him to obtain the ultimate power. But after a long war, Isildur, Aragorn’s ancestor, managed to take his ring and Sauron lost a large part of his power, becoming a kind of spirit without a body. He then takes refuge in the abandoned fortress of Dol-Guldur and becomes the Necromancer. In “The Hobbit”, when a suspicious and unhealthy activity is felt in the forest surrounding Dol-Guldur, Gandalf abandons the dwarves for a while and decides to go and investigate. This is how he discovers that the famous Necromancer was in fact Sauron and that he begins to regain power with the help of his Nazg?ls, the 9 human kings that he corrupted with his rings.

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