101 (Every) Beast, Monster, And The Creatures From Tolkien Universe (Lord Of The Rings) – Explored

101 (Every) Beast, Monster, And The Creatures From Tolkien Universe (Lord Of The Rings) – Explored

Credits For The Amazing Artwork Used Inside The Video By Brilliant Artists!

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Tacaret
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[docblade]

Great video, must have took a lot of work! You should do the same for star wars creatures!

[Doomseer]

I feel like the reason the Rohirrim were unable to tame Shadowfax was because he wished to be treated as an actual equal or even better as a friend instead of merely dominated. That's why Gandalf succeeded where others failed.

[alligatorscrublord]

The names of the chapters are unholy. Whoever put that together is a legend.

[bard-anilsen]

If someone with a big budget had the idea of making a TV series based on the stories of Tolkien they would have so much to work on. To bad it will never happen.

[Eye_Exist]

cool fact: in finnish translation Shelob is translated as "Lukitari" which is an incredibly awesome name to be.

it's actually similar construction of word than Shelob - an artistic rendition of two words "Lukki", a common water spider, and "tar" which is the feminine ending to a royal title. but let me just say it's the coolest translation in the history of writing ever because how good it sounds.

[ogg]

Love the video, but I feel like animating the SAME image on screen over and over is unnecessary. Just leave it up once it's up instead of it back on screen while you talk. Ex. the same picture or Glaurung is put on screen in like 5 ways back to back and then you do it again with the next one. Like I said, love the video, just visually annoying imo.

[Flipadelphiia]

You don't need to use transitions effects for the same image over and over lol just leaving it be on the screen is fine

[alyosha_karamazov]

The looped transitions are like a photo screensaver with only one image in the gallery. Kind of hard to watch after the same picture zooms into focus five times

[wittyithink]

My only real problem: Sam didn't just outright kill Shelob.
When Sam and Frodo left, she was still alive "bubbling in her misery" as the book says.

The book implies that she survived, but states that whether she did or not "this tale does not tell." Again, tho, it goes into detail of how she might have survived, and is generally assumed that she did.

[hashbash]

still only at the intro of the video but i gotta say, this is the exact subject ive been wishing for for so long without realizing it. gonna be a feast to fall asleep to, over and over and over again. just perfect. (videos suitable for falling asleep is not a bad thing in my book - quite the contrary-)

[peterplotts]

Ungoliant, now there's one that gave me the creeps. Her whole story oozes terror. Whenever I revisit her story, I have a can of insecticide ready. I was disappointed that the movie, The Hobbit, did not depict Smaug's comic and playful aspect as the book did. He was funny, and that made him a vastly more interesting character. Can't forget the Watcher in the Water either. Tolkien doesn't neglect the powerful effect upon the reader's mind by evoking horrid smells.

[tomcross]

i love that many of the beasts here are more like demonic peers of morgoth rather than servants of him. it shows imo how chaotic and unstable the dark lord's hold on middle earth was. to my mind he had only a fragile unity with the dragon lords, spider, giant wolves, giant water monsters and worms, etc. the only thing commonly uniting them being power and the promise of it.
bolg in the films was not as strategic, was more impulsive, felt less pain than his dad. example, in d.o.s, bolg lost thorin's company in mirkwood and almost got killed by legolas, who was able to alert his father and bring his army down while azog cornered, beat and almost killed thorin and his company with his wargs if not for gandalf's cheat code, and destroyed thorin's father and grandfather. on the other hand azog with his use of a morningstar on an ice sheet against thorin in botfa wasn't particularly well thought out.

[herrdoctor]

Funny, Durin's Bane actually ran from something, Gandalf said that the only hope he can gets from under there is by following his enemy because the tunnels that were under Khazad Dum was not by the Dwarves. It is not made my the Balrog but instead by Nameless Things

[IrishTechnicalThinker]

And they say Tolkien didn't inspire horror, only fantasy. Look no further than Stephen King. Shelob inspired IT being a massive spider and Pennywise being ancient spirit.

[Kurudoftw]

Thank you for this compilation I enjoyed listening to it after work

[curezilla]

All these great, informative videos! Awesome content!

[mellowboba]

I like when you mentioned the “roots”of the Ent language.

[hot]

Shelob wasn't killed by Sam. Where did you get that from? It's left ambiguous in the books too

[johns]

You forgot about the most powerful being and most dreadful chapter of all. Tom Bombadil

[dperl]

I really appreciate the amount of time and work that went into this great video. Only complaint is, MAN, how many ads can be put into one video? I know it is very long but every 5 minutes is worse than TV!