Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power - 1x6 Udûn - Group Reaction
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- WOW what an episode y’all! Rings of Power strikes back with an action heavy, focused tragic episode. Adar is awesome!!
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That whole Mount Doom eruption sequence at the end was so damn cinematic. The pyroclastic flow looked real af.
For real though how tf does galadriel survive that
@@TheJerbol You're not wrong. That cloud of ash could be moving at speeds of up to 200kph, at a temperature of 400-800C. But it's ok, you don't need to think, or ask questions. The showrunners a brilliant and know better than you. Just turn off your brain and enjoy the show.
@@Lucklaran please breathe
@@TheJerbol Rule of Cool.
That was Amon Amarth. It doesn't become Mount Doom until after this event.
Halbrand is still my #1 suspect for the "Is *he* Sauron?" mini-game. I've been loving this show all along, but this just kicked it into such another level, and got me riveted in two storylines that weren't even my favorite ones in the show. The visuals and production value in this one were incredible, and the horseback sequences were something I haven't seen done like that before.
I think he's going to become the Witch King of Angmar eventually, myself.
In the lore, Sauron _is_ captured and taken to Numenor, where he poisons their minds and even becomes an advisor, leading to their downfall. From what we've seen of Halbrand in Numenor so far, particularly his struggles with the locals, Sauron would have been far more capable. He wouldn't have resorted to theft and gotten into the brawl.
Wow! Clear tactical victory for the Numenoreans and the Southlanders but a definite strategic victory for the orcs. Adar was a genius in this episode!
"Sauron's original name was Mairon. He was the mightiest Maia of the Vala Aulë the Smith, and learned much from Aulë in the ways of smithing and handiwork, becoming a great craftsman, and "mighty in the lore of" Aulë's people."
He is a talented shapeshifting angel craftsman. In the books he used another name and shape when making the rings, so it could be that we have yet to meet him. At some point he decides to be good after his defeat, due to his origins he seeks to establish order, that could be his Halbrand form. He then turns back to evil after being disappointed/wronged.
I've been enjoying the show but the twist at the end of this one made me stand up and shout in my chair, I didn't expect it at all, though as a few of the loreheads said in the comments it was nicely foreshadowed.
When Galadriel said “noro lim” to the horse she was telling it to go faster, Arwen said the same thing to her horse in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring when she got away from the Nazgul with Frodo after he got stabbed on Weathertop to get him to Rivendell.
So the horse was just jogging before then? Weird
@@tayzk5929 Nice bait
@@Jabberwocky415 I just think it's funny, like the horse wasn't already going as fast as he could
@@tayzk5929 Sometimes you don’t realize you have an extra gear until the right motivation comes along.
Also I would think it’d be obvious that Elf magic can have a very powerful effect on natural things, including animals.
@@Jabberwocky415 I don't think the extra gear explanation makes sense, like the horse wasn't motivated enough before.
I especially don't think the Elf magic explanation makes sense because why would she wait so long before getting it to run as fast as it could lol
I liked the way the first few episodes were slower paced. It gave me a chance to think about what I had read over 20 years ago out of the silimarillion and it also made it available for people who know me to hear about it all week! It's fun to sit around and talk about this stuff with real people. Like you guys! Peace!
The Uruk clearly frodoed the sword by sending a "nobody" completing the quest!
They refer to the Orodruin in an earlier episode, which is the mountain that becomes Mt Doom.
Where the tower is with the falls eventually becomes the pass of Cirith Ungol that has the watch-tower with the orcs from Return of the King.
The cavalry would have used the Vale of Ithilien to ride to aid the Southlanders, which is why there's that one-off "I like the mountains" comment from Isildur as he oversees the construction of Minas Ithil (Minas Morgul but glowing green evil keep) in the books before it gets ruined and corrupted by the Witch King.
iirc Cirith Ungol is a bit more to the north, next to Minas Morgul and on the same line as Minas Tirith, Ostirith is a bit more down south, where the mountain ridge separates towards the plains.
@Bonsaipanda is correct...Ostirith is more to the south, you can see it on the map Miriel is looking at in the episode. The Morgul vale is a bit to the north and that is where the Numenoreans passed when coming to the rescue. Minas Morgul stands on one opening to the vale, on the side closer to Gondor, in line with Minas Tirith and Osgiliath, while the tower of Cirith Ungol sits on the other end of the vale, on the side closer to Mordor. Ositirh would be directly south of Cirith Ungol.
I’m with Suraj on his theory about Halbrand. But I get your confusion. If it helps, Sauron can change his form in The Silmarillion book. He is a spirit-like being instead of a physical being stuck in one shape. So when he wants to be a dark lord like in episode 1, he’s a dark sorcerer. That’s probably the form Adar knew him in. But when he wants to appear stealthy and charming, he can appear like a friend. Notice that Halbrand has no one who has known him in the past. He said he was from the Southlands, but these people don’t recognize him. And those people on the raft did not speak to him as if they had known him a long time. He was just another random guy in the sea. As for want he wants, he wants something that allows him to gain more power, the Ring. And he’s going to need the skill of the elves to figure out how to craft it. So it’s in his interest to be Galadriel’s friend right now
But Sauron comes to the Elves as an elf himself called Annatar, and is the one who invokes the idea of the rings to them.
Halbrand i think will become the witch king.
@@peaceunion5316 I don’t know how the final episode will play out and I was originally with you on the theory that he would be the witch king or I held the theory he would be the king of the dead who betrayed Isildur. And maybe a new guy named Annatar will suddenly appear in the finale. I just think it is odd that Adar and Halbrand had some curious dialogue. And now Halbrand is going to the elves after this latest episode, right where we expect Sauron to show up. We’ll see what happens!
Suraj with a 10/10 callout this week with the light and high beauty moment. It’s originally from Sam in The Return of the King when he sees the light of Earendil peeking through the clouds above Mount Doom. Enjoying your reactions as always, great to have Rana here as a voice for the Harfoots (even though they were absent in this one). This episode was certainly a different caliber from the first few.
Yes! Her speech with like a mini combination of Sam's speech at the end of Two Towers (it's only a passing thing) and when he says "there is light and beauty up there that no shadow can touch" whilst in Mordor. So lovely!
Bronwyn referred to the mountain as Orodruin in epi 4, the name of the Mt Doom in Sindarin. I'd suggest you guys take a look at a map of Middle Earth, it clarifies a bunch of questions you been having.
What Galadriel said to the horse is the same thing that Awren said to her horse when she was fleeing from the Nazgul with Frodo.
Elvish for "Run faster or I'm going make your bones into glue"
Sauron is a shape-shifter, so he could have been Halbrand in disguise all along. That said, if he is, hes sure is saving a lot of his ultimate enemies...
He’s a manipulator who wants to put off being exposed as long as possible, with lots of plans to juggle (Numenor, the rings being made with the elf crafter, the people & orcs in the Southlands, etc.).
Yeah but most people don't need to know that let them know by themselves.
But he befriends his enemies using his friendly forms to gain their trust and get them to do things (and corrupt them from within).
Sauron was elven and werewolf form. He was never a human. Halbrand is witch king
@@mirceadacialorantbrescia4340 I'm also pretty sure that hes never been stated to be in human form, but at this point I think we can all agree that the showrunners dont give a fuck.
No one can become Sauron. He has exhibited since the beginning of the world. Sauron can takes different forms as he wishes. At diffe times he has been so injured he was limited in forms he could take
* Sauron proclaimed king of Mordor *
Rana: * claps excitedly *
Don't know how Amazon will choose what episode to nominate Bear for every single one has been a banger
Honestly Sauron has a lot to live up to. Adar has been a superb villain thus far. The actor is chewing up all the scenes
I would watch scenes with Adar all freaking day.
I'm low-key keeping an eye out for his eyes. If he loses them at some point, this dude is the Mouth of Sauron.
@@webx135 canon is that the Mouth of Sauron was a Black Numenorean so that would be a stretch
@@samstruyven2299 I would bring Bruce Spence in...actor who was the Mouth of Sauron in Return of the King.
This actor also played in Mel Gibson's Mad Max , Star Wars Revenge of the Sith and the Matrix Revolutions.
@@webx135 But if he is to be believed, he hates Sauron and Sauron (if it is Halbrand) obviously hates him for the betrayal.
@@webx135 he is maglor
Halbrand almost certainly Sauron, hence why he asks Adar "Don't you remember me?"
100%
I think it's more likely that Halbrand becomes one of the Nazgûl. Possibly the Witch King of Angmar.
Both Halbrand and The Stranger make decent candidates for Sauron, although I still think there is the possibility of neither being true. Meaning, that we haven't seen Sauron in the show yet, and might not do so until later seasons.
Also it's specifically mentioned that Sauron could seduce the elves. A couple scenes seemed to hint at this with Galadriel.
Even Adar didn't knew who Halbrand is, he asked "Who are you?" And Halbrand didn't answer. So that's fishy too.
Hall Brand the king of the south literally the king of mordor
Udun, name of the episode, like Gandalf said to the balrog "Flame of Udun!" but that meant Utumno, Morgoth's fortress to the north of the world. This is an indirect connection to this Udun though because Sauron took this name from it's former master's stronghold. So here, Udun means Mordor and Mount Doom as it's origin due to the volcanic activity in that vale you saw in this episode. It was the best episode yet, they actually gave us something we were not expecting, thrilling, exciting, good pace, good fight scenes etc i got Lord of the Rings vibes! Hope this continues and improves :)
Udûn roughly translates to "hellish place", so it makes sense to have broad usage. The Black Gate is the Vale of Udûn
Season 2 is already filming now and I heard it is even more better... I'm looking forward on s2
In this episode, The Normies learn about spears.
Not sure a lake in the south would reach numenor 😂
Bro that was so funny when they said will it go to Numenor 😂
@@LL73DoubleG must be one big f*cking lake
The sword/key being a key to the dam sluice gate makes SO much more technical sense than something weird and magical. I'm glad it wasn't something strange like "the Key makes Mt. Doom come alive with Mordor Magic". instead....just a brilliant feat of Orcish engineering.
Same. You dump a whole-ass lake on that much magma, the resulting steam is a lot of pressure. I don't know for SURE that's how it works, but it seems super plausible.
Doesn't make all that much sense to be honest, whoever made it would have no idea that a bunch of orcs would conveniently built a Chanel all the way to the mountain so it seems like it wasn't actually intended for that purpose.
I mean to be fair it's magical in that it can rebuild itself with blood lol, but otherwise I like the way it was used in the show.
@@mrrd4444 You mean the expulsion of a load of water into ground that wouldn't have gone anywhere without an outside influence digging a bunch of tunnels for months that the elves definitely should have seen because they where burning all the trees around the tunnel and elves aren't that blind but you know, the plot needed to happen and to go into the volcano to cause an explosion which is not something that would happen without the chamber being pressurized or magic involved somewhere? oh sorry i forgot you don;t like to think about things or ask questions, carry on pretending to be a media critic.
@@Delogros Of course thats not the intended purpose. Its just a sluice gate key.
But the use... the use was a brilliant feat of orcish engineering.
No one would INTENTIONALLY engineer a key to make a volcano explode.
Its original purpose was probably a threat to the men of the vale. "OBEY US OR YOUR LANDS WILL BE FLOODED!"
"Is this going to drown numinor? " . Yeah suraj they just sailed across an ocean and a lake is going to drown an island 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
them describing the most plain and historically accurate spear like "Oh that has to be huge" that was really funny.
"wildly impractical" made me 💀💀💀
Elves ability to smith things actually can let some of them destroy magic items. For example some of the Noldor like Feanor could most likely have just hammered the One Ring into dust if it existed in their time. Even normal elves are generally more capable of destroying something magical than humans. If he can't destroy the sword, most likely nobody there can.
Its amazing tho that for all it's magic properties, what it eventually achieves is PURE PHYSICS. IF you did that in real world, exact same thing would happen.
Arondir is the only dumb elf thaw believes he can destroy it like that.
@@josecanal7556 He doesn't know who crafted the sword hilt key and how, it doesn't hurt to try and destroy it
@@josecanal7556 even in Fellowship some of the elves suggested destroying the One Ring themselves, not realizing it's impossible until told by Elrond
The destruction of Numenor is a separate catastrophe.
One does not simply walk into the creation of a new darkness.
"The 'fellowship' is depleted... Do not let your hearts be troubled. Go now and rest for you are weary with sorrow and much toil. Tonight you will sleep in peace."
Lord of the Rings have had great horse chases before. It usually involves an elf on horseback.
Arwen and Frodo fleeing the Ring Wraiths in Lord of the Rings and Galadriel chasing Adar in Rings of Power.
I must say Halbrand tripping the horse with the spear was impressive.
Guys... There's a series called "Sandman". You guys might like it.
Theo being sauron is such a deranged random theory on so many levels lol
Bruh, I can see even from miles away, the guy with the galadriel is Sauron playing a big brain move and trying to smash the sister of his defeated foe in an act of supreme dominance. what a chad even in death humiliates his enemies
Wonderful reaction video as always. The Sindarin word 'Udûn' was pronounced by Gandalf in "Fellowship of the Ring" on the Bridge of Khazad-dûm as something like "oo'doon."
To me, Elendil talking about the sunrise/sunset when Galadriel asks about his wife is describing what he sees in Isuldir. He should see the sunrise of the boys potential, but instead is reminded of the sunset of his time with his wife.
I like this show, I dont understand the haters. Its really enjoyable, and yes they adapt stuff, but thats necessary to make a show. Just enjoy it.
i just can’t believe no one checked the wrapped item IMMEDIATELY after hunting it down from the hands of a dangerous foe.
'Numenor's about to get flooded?! The waters going to Numenor?' - Bro just THINK for one second before you say something
Sauron in the Second Age was still able to shape shift.
That scene at 14:40 was amazing footage coming to the village where orcs attacks the people there ride at all speed to them
i just binged watched your ROP reaction videos today and i saw u just uploaded for ep6! the best episode so far!
I think this is the episode that could change Galadriel to be the one we know. Her deliberately standing in front of fire seemed like her accepting defeat. Her accepting that not matter what she does evil is still gonna rise. Her realising that trying to get revenge for her brother's death is pointless. And we saw her cry for the first time in this episode. And Adar told her some truths and clearly got into her head. Also the way she asked Hallbrand if he can't forgive Alda, the way she said it, was as if she was also asking herself that question about her own quest for revenge. She basically got humbled this episode, more ways than one.
I also think the season finale is gonna end with the Harfoots, especially Nori's group, discovering the Shire, like we saw in the trailer
Halbrand is Sauron. In this episode remember adar says he killed Sauron. Galadriel didn’t believe him but when halbrand knocked over Adar he asked remember me and Adar didn’t . The misdirect was Adar asking if he killed a wife or child but halbrand kept quiet. Adar probably destroyed saurons physical form but Sauron is immortal in spirit and can take physical form again. Also numenor, halbrand wants to join a smithing shop. Sauron lore tells us that he trained from Aule himself , one of the vanar who created the dwarfs. Also this episode we found out that Adar's orcs are fighting from freedom. Halbrand, the first time we meet him says he was driven out of his lands by orcs.
Bruh , I lost it when he said that Numenor is getting flooded.
this show is going to win every award best visual fx, best costume design, best practical effects, best choreograph, best cinematography,, etc and for those comparing ROP to HOTD this is a fantasy adventure show not a drama show like HOTD
i doubt that, the costumes and the armour in particular are pretty awful, similarly which choreography has a decent chance as cinematography though
Halbrand asking “do you know who I am?” to Adar takes on a whole knew meaning when we learn that Adar killed Sauron’s previous body 👀
Before the One Ring was made, Sauron could assume a new body shape. Sauron is a Maia like Gandalf.
The Orcs spawning from pods is a Peter Jackson movie thing. Tolkien says they reproduce in the manner of the Children of Iluvatar, that is Elves and Men.
Isildur’s mom died drowning. Isildur dies drowning in the prologue of the fellowship of the ring.
Galadriel saying “Noro lim” (run swift) to her white horse while chasing Adar. Her granddaughter Arwen saying “Noro lim, Asfaloth” to her white horse while trying to escape the ring wraiths w/Frodo.
Here, Isildur’s runs to his father, Elendil, thinking he’s dead after falling. In their future, during the fellowship of the ring prologue, Isildur runs to his father thinking he’s dead but he actually does die.
If memory serves, canonically, during the S.A (Second Age) where this show is taking place, Sauron has his original body & Sauron is essentially a lesser god.
The only way I see Halbrand being Sauron is if Sauron is playing the role of Halbrand well. For Halbrand to subconsciously be Sauron, it would take something happened to Sauron & his body for him to feel the need to hide in a mortal man. Never before have I heard of Sauron possessing any creature.
Rana is just so beautiful. When she melts into the couch it was so cute. Seeing you'll so hype was amazing. Wish this show was better paced and more lore accurate but for once we had some fun.
Throwing a Silmaril into the ocean was a point in the books, the same character that did it was a Dark Elf that had their hand burnt.
Weird reference to Adar who is inspired by Maeglor/Maeglin in the books that they can't use but did similar things.
I think Adar’s inspiration is simply the elves he kidnapped at Ciuveinien where the elves first awoke. So adar is possibly one of the oldest elves alive lol. He’d be more like Eol considering he never seen the light of the two trees like Maeglor did
Maglor wasn't a dark Elf wtf? He is a high Elf a Noldor and son of Feanor that as High as you can get
@@miracleyang3048 Adar's burns and one gloved hand seems to pull inspiration from Maeglor, who burned his hand on a Silmaril, while not actually being Maeglor. Galadriel says he's Moriquendi, but his injuries are definitely reminiscent of Maeglor
@@JBWinter
Or someone who was tortured by Morgoth?
It doesn't make any sense Maglor fought Morgoth longer than galadriel and he was literally a second father to Elrond i don't see any similarities
@@miracleyang3048 Nobody's saying their similar in-story. Just that the **visual design** is reminiscent of Maeglor, much like R2D2 is reminiscent of a little garbage bin or every flying dude with a cape is reminiscent of Superman
This whole show is just reheated lotr
-A scruffy looking dude who is a awesome fighter turns out to be the rightful king
-A unlikely friendship between a dwarf and elve.
-A magical object that cannot fall into the enemys hands and cant be destroyed
-Hobbits who have to go on a long journey
-people beeing drawn to the mentioned magical object
-An army of Horse soldiers coming to the rescue in the last minute
That comparison is too vague though. You can find similar elements in just about any movie, not even just fantasy. They're basic story telling methods
While I've been enjoying the show, there's been more than a few eye-roll moments IMO. This episode was just what I needed to really hook me back in though.
Arondhir's actor is amazing. Can you believe he was the Twi'lek that Mando and the others went to save in the Republic prison ship? Such a good actor! This is not a spoiler but there is a VERY strong case that can be made for Halbrand being Sauron. Firstly, lol, the name itself, Hal'BRAND' lol. Also, other than what Suraj said, Sauron is an extremely powerful sorcerer and it is assumed that he can take different forms. He could just be hiding in the form of Halbrand. So it's not that Halbrand would 'turn into' Sauron - it's that he already is Sauron in disguise.
Either that or, if you remember from the beginning of Fellowship of the Rings, Theo, or Halbrand could become one of the kings that eventually become the ringwraiths
When that much water is DUMPED into an almost endless pool of magma, the water FLASH-vaporizes and creates an incredible amount of instant PRESSURE, immediately disrupting any balance that was there before it. It explodes and that imbalance in pressure vs air pressure is compounded and causes the once dormant magma to erupt and there's almost nothing that can stop it
yay! so happy rhana is reacting to this too! hope to see her back for next episode!! love her reactions!!
It feels like Sauron is the Imposter in this show, and we are probably all wrong because there's so many sus characters 😅
"Numenor's about to get flooded. This is gonna go to Numenor."
Bro what?????????????????????
In my opinion the best episode so far
Good Episode but THE MUSIC 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Amazing Episode 🔥🔥🔥
The boy just like his mom has got the hots for elves now 😄
Here's a helpful flow-chart for Powerful Beings in the Lord of the Rings:
** A. Eternal Beings**
1. Eru Iluvatar (God), maker of the universe, the World; creator of Valar, Maia, Elves and Men.
2.a. The Valar (Greater Ainur/Gods of the World), the fourteen eternal beings made by Eru, and they collectively shaped and guide the World.
2.b. Melkor/Morgoth, the fifteenth Greater Ainur was the most powerful, but sought to make things he wanted and discovered he can only twist reality. Source of all Evil.
3.a. The Maiar (Lesser Ainur) Immortal spirits who can take many forms, and align themselves with different Valar. Cannot be killed, only their vessels destroyed.
3.b. Sauron, a Maia who used to work for Aule the Smith of the Valar, but early on joined Morgoth as his chief lieutenant. Second only to the Valar in power, when wearing his One Ring, which contains the bulk of his power.
3.c. Balrogs, Maia that were spirits of fire that were corrupted into demons of fire and darkness by Morgoth. They can only be killed by beings as powerful as they are, or by those fated to do so (and whom die in the process).
3.d. Wizards, are depowered Maia in human form, with the appearance of wise old men. They were so weakened to avoid temptation, and to prevent them from trying to directly rival Sauron in power. Sent to counsel and advise the people of Middle Earth in defeating Sauron. Certain Elves and beings may exceed a wizard's powers.
**B. Immortal/Uncertain Lifespan Beings**
1. Dragons, were created by Morgoth during the war in the First Age. Originally they could not fly, but deliberately breeding them resulted in the conventional dragons like Smaug we see in the Hobbit.
2. Ents/Ent Wives, are the immortal tree shepherds of the forest, while Ent Wives preferred gardens and fields.
3.a. Elves (in general) they are immortal, but can be slain or die from grief, and are in harmony with nature (can pass over snow, through forests and terrain without leaving a trace), and are depicted in LotR, the Hobbit, and this show as only blinking when surprised.
3.b. High Elves (Noldor) those which lived in Valinor with the Valar, but departed to make war on Morgoth. They are physically stronger, possess more knowledge and power than those Elves who never dwelled there. Examples: High King Gil-galad, Galadriel, Celebrimbor, Elrond is Halfelven but culturally Noldor.
3.c. Grey Elves (Sindar) Elves who lived only in Middle Earth, but are counted as high elves due to the enlightenment of their late King Thingol, and his Queen Melian the Maia. Examples: Legolas, King Thranduil, Celeborn.
3.d. Green Elves (Silvan) Forest dwelling Elves who never lived in Western Middle Earth or Valinor. More wild, less wise, but arguably the most in harmony with nature. Examples: Haldir (LotR films), Tauriel (The Hobbit films), and Arondir (Rings of Power show).
3.e. Dark Elves (Avari) who never journeyed West, willingly, and whom resent the daylight and prefer starlight. IE: Eol.
4a. Orcs, were once Elves that were twisted and corrupted into foot soldiers of Morgoth, and later Sauron. They despise sunlight, and are weakened by it.
4.b. Goblins, while not readily distinguished from Orcs in the books, other than their locations. Depicted in the films as being smaller and more stooped than most Orcs, and having a similar lineage.
4.c. Uruk-hai, as seen in LotR are Orc-Men who are taller than regular Orcs and have a greater resistance to sunlight.
5. Trolls, are the anti-Ents, being powerful beasts who prefer various habitats depending on type (ie: Cave, Mountain, or Snow troll), and vary in intelligence/weakness.
**C. Mortal Beings**
1. Dwarves, longer lived than most men, having lifespans of over 250. Made originally by Aule, they were given souls by God. Designed to be hardy and stubborn opponents to evil, they are not easily corrupted or daunted. They are shorter, b/c Aule only vaguely remembered what Men and Elves were to look like.
2. Numenorians, are men who are blessed with longer life and maintain their youthful vigour into their 200s, on average. Although their lifespans wain with their gradual fall from grace.
3. Beornlings, shapeshifters/skin changers.
4. Halflings (Hobbits, etc), typically live 100 or more years, and have unknown origins. They are much smaller than ordinary men, but have advantages in stealth and throwing aim. Most can't grow beards, while all have hairy feet and despise shoes.
5. Ordinary Humans, as advertised.
Pharazon's ambitions will be the undoing of the Numenorians. After conquering the low men of Middle-Earth he decides to wage war on the Valar in Valinor. The Valar then retaliate by sending the Great Wave that wipes out Numenor.
Wasn't it Eru Illuvatar who did that?
The waves drown him and his armada. It's Illuvatar himself who destroys Numenor
i like to think halbrand is the witch king and he thinks Sauron was killed by udun and that's why he's angry at him thinking he failed his master and wants revenge.
Mordor is being Prepared for Sauron's arrival.
Battle of the Bastards imagery Suraj? Really? Not Rohirrim imagery? Not Faramir’s cavalry charge in Pelenor fields imagery? Not the battle of the Black Gate imagery? There’s more to this genre than Game of Thrones 😫😫😫😫
it's Adar not adAr. in all 2 syllable words in Elvish the stress is on the 1st syllable.
edit: You missed the scene just before the Numenoreans arrive, Adar says to Waldreg (old dude) got an errand for you
I was surprised to see so many reactor miss that part with Waldreg. I knew immediately when Adar ran away that he didn't have the sword.
It’s levioooosa. 🙃
Best episode so far. This show is so underrated. I love how it unfolds everyone’s and everything’s backstory like the creation of Mordor. ❤
It's pretty bad which is why the ratings fell off a cliff, best watched if you have no idea what your missing from the source material.
This show is such fire, man
Didn't know i needed to see Amon Amarth... But man that was epic!!!
Origins of Mount Doom.. Wonder when we see rings being forged.
Great reaction Normies!
MOUNT DOOM!!!
I really hope that just killed off the Queen Regent.
We know Elendil and Isildur are the first of the line of Kings that lead to Aragorn.
Seems like Elendil will be the founder of Gondor and Halbrand the founder of Rohan, then later becomes the Witch King
Theo caused the entire trilogy and all the struggle
Theo? why the dumbest where Galadriel and Arondir , the kid was the only one than noted the fake sword.
I could, of course be entirely wrong but, I think I've figured out why the show runners are making Galadriel out to be a borderline psychotic, and it doesn't change my opinion of them or the "story" one bit. Spoiler for anyone that hasn't watched/read the Lord of the Rings trilogy:
Remember when Frodo offered Galadriel the One Ring and Galadriel was all "I will become a terrible and beautiful God. All will love me and despair!" Terrible paraphrasing there, but you get the point. I think this why the showrunners are doing what they are doing with Galadriel's story. This is their explanation for why Galadriel said what she did. "Look, see, this is why she said that, because she remembered the time she was borderline psycho! She new the Ring's power would make her even worse than that! Aren't we brilliant?"
I'd say there is a good chance that Halbrand is actually Sauron.
Halbrand doesn't "turn" into Sauron, he is Sauron in disguise, manipulating people while appearing virtuous.
Luckily Elves are immune to disease, so Arondir doesn't have to worry about that orc blood outside of the bad taste.
Ah, yes. It’s been awhile since familiar movies show Phreatomagmatic.
Rana couldn't have joined at a better episode, great reactions and comment's!
"eat the spear b***ch" 🤣🤣🤣
You just did a Beyonce. That was fast and a surprise drop. Nice one, Normies.
halbrand is sauron
And Galadriel is dead from the Pyroclastic Flow.
She has an Ovarian shield, she'll be fine
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A lot of small derp stuff but the worst was that they didn't even open up the cloth... Still pretty good.
Okay I've heard like 3 channels reference "nas" or "nos" or something when Galadriel speeds up the horse, one made me think it was maybe a Fast and Furious reference I've never seen any of those films is that the case? 🤣🤣🤣
She is whispering the Sindarin command "Noro lim!" to her horse which means "Ride swiftly!" or "Run fast!" -- It's the same command that Arwen whispered to her horse Asfaloth in the LOTR movies (and Glorfindel in the books) while helping out Frodo.
@@berlindude75 sorry I probably was unclear...that I understood and recognised from FOTR hahah it's the "nos" that everyone is referencing when she goes faster i wasn't understanding hahaha but I'm gathering it's a term for going fast in fast and furious due to the chemical used or something
They turned the Coors light mountain to mount doom 😂
Suraj delivers again
Sauron is a shapeshifter he can take any form he wants human Elf animal etc
Let them watch by themselves .
@@josecanal7556 they get so many comments they probably won't even see this buried :p
He didnt shifted himself to a man.
@@mirceadacialorantbrescia4340 he did in the show *points at Halbrand* but yes he has to be discovered in episode 8 so he can go be an elf with Celebrimbor for a while
Poor Galadriel gets caught up in the volcanic wave and comes out the other side as Donald Trump...lol.
Is Donald trump covered in Cheetos? :S
@@Delogros Orange woman bad
@@anthonyshaddox7594 Oh fml why didn't I get that!?... Sorry, I'll take my dumb ass elsewhere
Is Rana post-breakup working on her body or is it just teh otufit
4:14 Once again, Rana is the best Normie
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so many people just learned the term pyroclastic flow lmao
Numenor is flooded by a god
This show is getting epic!
Of all the episodes, it really sucks that Marketa and Navi wasn't able to make it for this one....
I think that style of music choral, maybe? Where a choir sings?
Halbrand is Sauron you can see that with adar conversation with helbrand
Nah, i don't buy it.
that wasnt just smoke it was also hot molten ash, this most have been a vision cause no way any of them could survive that ash cloud flow all of them should be baked like the people of Pompeii
that wasn't galadriels dream it was the queens dream I believe
Numenor's gonna get flooded God damn how
I think they are not that strong on the locations, give em a break :)
This episode is amazing! I'm enjoying this show so much 😍