the DUMBEST weapon ever! RINGS OF POWER Morgoth's crown TESTED
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- This might be the dumbest weapon we've ever tested. Morgoth's Crown from The (not) lord of the rings, The Rings of Power.
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One suggestion: every now and then, you could cameo that crown on Boromir’s head in other videos just to mock it all the more. It deserves it.
The Iron Crown? *MORGOTH'S* fucking *CROWN?!*
*. . . .*
Okay, some context: after Morgoth was overthrown in the War of Wrath, the Valar repurposed his crown into a ̶s̶e̶t̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶s̶h̶a̶c̶k̶l̶e̶s̶/̶m̶a̶n̶a̶c̶l̶e̶s̶ collar that was placed around his neck before tossing him out the Doors of Night. Now, I'm not fully clear on what exactly the Doors of Night are or how they work, but I do know that they are some sort of portal into the Timeless Void. As in, he is _outside_ of Eä, (the universe).
So this show would have us believe that somebody recovered the Iron Crown (which is no longer crown-shaped) from *OUTSIDE* the *KNOWN UNIVERSE* and also wrestled it off of Morgoth himself and also was able to get back into the physical universe and also Morgoth couldn't get back in and also crowns are weapons.
Cool, cool. That's cool.
Well, when you put it like that.. it makes perfect sense.
@@nuclearmedicineman6270 Super easy, barely an inconvenience?
Yeah, if there's somebody who could reach there AND return, it would only be Eru Ilúvatar. But at that point of the lore, he's already left middle earth.
I get the impression the ‘Writers’ of ROP are saying Sauron had his own / smaller version made, in homage to Dark Lord Morgoth’s original ?
Still really dumb though 😅
Sauron identified it into existence with his new found fweelings
"Bumbest": A portmanteau of 'bum' and 'dumbest'.
An accurate descriptor for Rings of Power.
He meant to say the buttockest.
Wait, they really use a crown as a weapon in that show?
Should’ve just used Oddjob’s hat. Hey, that’s probably something Tyranth can try on Screen Tested.
When I heard the sentence I wondered who had read Tolkien while watching Jackie Chan movies. Even Odd Job's hat made sense in context as a weapon that could be hidden in plain sight. It's objectively silly but fits the spy genre. They just said that the crown had just absorbed enough angelic power. However, Tolkien had no fundamental differences between angels and elves. They were even biologically compatible as Luthien was half Maiar. They don't need some magic weapon, and by adding this they undermine Gandalf by making him technically invulnerable in the original books, despite the fact that he broke his arm at the Battle of five armies.
Mythbusters already tested Oddjob's hat on statues like the scene in the movie. Spoiler alert........busted.
@@Altrantis It's stupid still in the context of the LotR universe.
i've just now realized that i need to find a channel that tries to replicate all the james bond gadgets and watch every single video there.
@@Benjamin1986980 Yeah, disguised weapons make sense within spy fiction. Real life had things like exploding cigars and cell phone guns. I had hoped the crown was just some quickly improvised weapon, but nope, seems like it was designed as a weaponized crown which is just dumb.
Uneasy is the warrior that wields a crown.
Agreed. Definitely the bumbest weapon you've ever reviewed.
Morgoth: wants a fancy pointy thing to kill people with.
Proceeds to make spiky magic crown.
In the corner lies a mace named Grond, quietly weeping.
now I get that grond didn't work but headbutting people is even dumber
Poor Grond.
“As my weapon gently weeps” by the beetles
Maybe he could wear Grond as a headpiece, balancing it on his head circus style.
I mean, that says something about Morgoth's ego, if nothing else.
"I need to make a weapon that can kill angelic beings. A sword? No. A dagger? No. A spear? No. An axe? No. Oh I got it! A pointy crown!"
Well, maybe he just made everything to could kill angelic beings--knives, hats, chains, spoons, chairs, door handles, flower pots, ...
It was never designed to kill angelic beings. Morgoth's crown was designed to hold the 3 Silmarils.
The story is Apocryphal to the book and basically made up for dramatic effect.
You see, I only disagree on one point:
I don't believe it was ever stated in the show, that the crown was MADE to be a weapon. I think it was ment to be just a crown (Morgoth just fancied spikes) and it's evil magic morgul-ish property was simply a side-effect of it literally sitting on a head of an evil god for an entire age.
Other tahn that, yep, it's garrbage.
That's what I think they said too. Morgoth only intended for it to be a corwn, and nothing else. But Adar did reforge it with the intention of using it as a weapon, so he is an idiot.
Jazza makes the crown and talks about how cool it is
Shad /tyranth makes a crown and talks about how dumb it is
Lol 😂
I saw the thumbnail and initially thought: wow that's nice of jazza to lend the crown he made, must be very sturdy 😂
@@trlatia3163 same.
I mean the crown is cool, using it as a weapon is not cool
Jazza is the best archer in the family and now the best blacksmith? He must be the secret overpowered character in the family.
@@Sturdy_Penguin archery and smithing are art forms
'His iron crown the Valar beat into a collar for his neck, and his head was bowed upon his knees.'
Yeah, but there's no such thing as canon for Tolkien's works, that one fat shill told us
If the showrunners had actually "read the books" they would have known that that "crown" could only be Morgoth's ring based on Morgoth's size.
And that would be the smallest artwork of him, some shows him as colossal to the point he could just stomp on a human or elf like we would a spider.
If they read the books they’d know it was also made into a shackle for his neck before he was kicked out of creation, ergo no fucking way it would be in Middle Earth as a crown.
Also morgoths presence was corruptive to the point he could empower a wolf to tge point he could probably overpower Sauron
@@rustkarl I never read the books, but I always picture Morgoth as a shapeless mass of indescribable features when he turned evil. With him being a Valar and the very first to betray God (forgot his name, forgive me), I always thought of giving the original source of darkness a face and body sort of weird and underwhelming. What do you think?
The Ainur are kinda like pure spirit entities so describing him as formless is not entirelly wrong. The thing is that those whodescended into creation can make bodies to influence and exist in the material world. So their bodies are like clothes to the valar/maiar and although they can get pretty attached to them, and in case of Morgoth and other evil maiar bound to it in an almost permanent way, those are not exactly their true faces... Also fun fact that their material bodies are not THAT special, theoretically a basic human could sneak on a sleeping Morgoth with a normal steel sword and slit his neck, he just needed to understand that in a few years when he rebuilt his body there would be a near godlike existance hunting him down.
News Alert: Man who enjoys sticks scoffs at pointy hat 😂
One does not simply deprive an old wizard of his pointy hat.
I can believe the crown is a evil magical item... but why do they insist on stabbing people? Is that really the magical effect? Stabbing people with your hat?
Hat, the deadliest weapon known to man.
@@nuclearmedicineman6270 Perhaps if it was a laser mounted on a shark, then maybe I could believe it.
was oddjob a wizard?
@@marley7868 No Mr bond but he was a wise guy
Maybe it was just made to be a super-powerful magic crown made for a divine being. Even if it wasn't made to be used as a weapon, it might have been the most powerful magical thing available with pointy bits. Anything more mundane simply couldn't kill something like Sauron.
It's like having a high quality modern steel serving fork in the Stone Age. A wooden spear might be easier to use, but a steel fork might be able to penatrate some things better.
Might be dangerous if you stepped on it in the dark and it was covered in poop. 💩
But at that point, you might as well just scatter legos all over the place and get the same job done
Pungi sticks for the win
@@Disgruntled_Grunt Lego?!
You monster!
Flat UK plugs, or loaded mouse traps. Thousands of them in a dark room.
Do not underestimate the power of a load of rakes led on the floor, the Simpsons already proved this
That's Morgoth's pinky ring
Edit: I wrote before Shad said it lol
The Rings of Power show is so dumb, it's now gone full Bumb
Never go full Bumb
Here so early that the title still said "BUMBEST"
You honestly should make another score board for these movie weapons. Just like your board for sword reviews. I want to see how many 1's you get before you start going into decimals.
I haven't even seen the show and never will, but I am unable to suspend my disbelief at the fact that this is used as a weapon in sword fighting. It would be more usefull to use it as a way to charge at someone with your head rather than using it to fail parrying weapons in the bumbest way possible!
Or like a foot trap in the ground.
Sad, toxic fan.
I can forgive lore inaccuracy if the show can present itself as legitimately inspired by the Britannic and Germanic epics that Tolkien's storytelling is heavily based on. Instead, Rings of Power is as detached to Beowulf as Peppa Pig.
…
A crown?
You’re kidding. I could see like a crown that can transform into a dagger… because yeah then it’s a dagger. It’s not even like a chakrim!
Right like the sword from last season that was a key to make “Mordor” it would make sense sense if the crown created Mordor and the sword had the power to kill him somehow.
I feel like if he just took his crown off and tanked someone's sword in it as an improvised weapon, it would look pretty clever and be somewhat effective because the guy their fighting would never think they'd do that, and also we'd suspend our disbelief a little more because it seems clever. But intentionally making a crown for the purposes of being a weapon? That's just silly.
@@DanielLCarrier Right? I can accept a desperate attempt that works. Heck I would do that. Need to block a sword, only have a crown, worth a shot. But on purpose is wild.
@@DanielLCarrier Nobody made this as a weapon. It's a crown that was used as an improvised weapon in a fight. This video makes no sense.
That's would make a good idea for a crown in self defense with the spikes being able to be separated into daggers for defense
King K Sauron should have worn it as a hat and just rhino-charged Guyladriel nonstop while hoping for no counters. At least that would have been entertaining.
Probably the most ridiculous “weapon” of all time.
You know, there's actually a precedent for that IN the Legendarium! In an early version of the Fall of Gondolin, King Ecthelion ends up defeating Gothmog (the lord of Balrogs) by basically head-butting him with a... wait for it... spiked helmet, then wrestling him off the wall so they both fall to their deaths. But that's the kind of stunt that probably just wouldn't look good on-screen even with great choreography, and this ain't a show with great choreography.
I love you calling him King K Sauron. Now I’m imagining him throwing the crown like K Rool, and the image is hilarious.
@Disgruntled_Grunt that could definitely be made to look epic
@@Disgruntled_Grunt
Dude.
Don't do Ecthelion dirty by comparing him to this.
That was a last resort knowing it would probably kill him, which it did:
Edit: it was also into a well. Glorfindel went off a cliff and lived.
which we saw in a couple of medieval knight fight movies from 80-90s.
When it comes to stabbing Galadriel with it the only somewhat plausible explanation is the fact that being a divine entity, albeit a fallen one, Sauron has levels of superhuman strength with which he can easily overpower her, aside from that it is still dumb.
Elves are powerful themselves. She should at least be strong enough to shift his hand.
@@ollehkacb lol the dude mind bent the elven guards to off themselves with but a thought and gesture. he is a literal demi god and even in the ( horrid) Hobbit trilogy she needs all her power and her ring just to banish his shade.
Agreed, but you mispelled bumb.
@@rhetorical1488 Actually he's a fallen angel.
sorry, but the show didn't establish Sauron to have this kind of strength, so another fail...
12:21 is the funniest moment in the video for me because of how Tyranth is realizing how ridiculous this parrying is from Sauron's point of view!
As it says on the website I’ve looked up: “The Iron Crown was forged by Morgoth in the year Y.T. 1495 on his return to Middle-earth to hold the three Silmarils. He bore it throughout the First Age, and would not remove it, although it was a great burden to him. In F.A. 466, Lúthien cast a spell of sleep upon Morgoth, and as he fell to the ground, the Iron Crown rolled away. Beren retrieved a Silmaril from it using the knife Angrist. He attempted to take a second, but the knife broke, and Morgoth stirred. After Morgoth's defeat by the Valar in the War of Wrath, the crown was beaten into a collar for his neck.”
So, not only should they not have Morgoth’s crown, but it would of been around his neck when he was banished to the void. It’s not only dumb but it actually keeps breaking the lore that they’ve dishonestly claimed that they’ve paid respects to.
fun fact, Angrist was the knife mate of Narsil, both being forged by the dwarven smith Telchar of Nogrod in the Blue Mountains.
Morgoth is also a giant so….
Maybe this was his pinky toe ring
🤗
Sauron having a pointed iron crown like this and backhanding it into someone is the kind of crap I would make a comical drawing out of, and they actually used the thing.
Thank you Shadiversity, now I know SEVEN things about Rings of Power.
So funny that you made this right after Jazza recreated the crown, I hoped maybe this would be a collab
Jazza: "Anyone seen my Morgoth crown?"
TTT crew: "No."
As big as morgoth canonically is, this might fit on his pinky toe
Just when you think Rings of Power can't any stupider, they decide to "kill" Sauron with a spiked crown instead of literally just using a dagger or something like Shad said. But then again when was any level of logic ever applied to that show.
The funny thing is that Sauron can be killed by any normal weapon. The whole point is that the Maiar can build new mortal bodies. He dies a couple times in the Silmarillion to normal weapons, the first time he takes a decade to rebuild a body when he dies in Numenor and the second time he takes 1000 years when Isildur takes aeay the ring. And the only reason after LotR he "dies is because he tied so much of his power in the ring that when it is destroied he doesnt have any more strenght to influence the world directly so no new body.
@@Democlis It seems neither of you watched the show. There was a ceremony in which Addar was supposed to crown Sauron. In the last moment he didn't crown him but used the spiky part of the crown to hurt him. Then the orcs finished the job and killed him. After that he slowly rebuild his body. Later the crown is lying around when he gets into a fight with Galadriel and he uses it as an improvised weapon.
@@GothamClive Adars whole plan with assaulting Eregion was to find Sauron and kill him with the crown and additional help of the elven rings... and lore Sauron never would have diminished himself so much as to let himself be crowned by, from his perspectiv, low lives like orcs. He ruled by awe and fear, KNOWING he was the superior being
@@belegur8108 That doesn't change that the crown wasn't originally intended to be a weapon. Addar knew that Sauron is very powerful and maybe wanted to kill him with the item that helped him to defeat Sauron once before. That might sound supersticious, but I think in a high magic setting superstitions would be expected.
This whole video is about the crown being a bad weapon. The reason for that is that it wasn't designed as a weapon. If Shad ever watches a Jackie Chan movie he's gonna have content for thousands ohours by explaining why ladders or ties are bad weapons.
@@GothamClive that is Shads whole point i think... that the crown was not intended as a weapon and RoP showing it to be quiet effective is very far stretched
A weapon analysis of a 1/2 of a post-apocalyptic wasteland beartrap?
... wait, that's not a half of beartrap?
... that's a crown??
They're doing a weapon analysis... on a metal headgear!?
I saw "BUMBEST" shad didnt change it fast enough
He knows what he did. The shame, the shame.
@Disgruntled_Grunt I typically don't comment on many vids but when I saw the title I knew I had to get in an early comment to make sure it's not forgotten
He should change it back XD
@AEsir_Goji at this point he can't save it so I agree
@@blueghost1343 Heh yep, I was about to too. All in good fun, of course; I've certainly made worse typos myself.
Its so funny how easy is to actually get your sword out of the "crown grip". I don't know why writers or stunt planers or whoever is in charge love this silly battles, its worse than cheesy old movie stunts
just like the infamous Throne room fight of TLJ, when a chain binds the lightsaber and i just thought "Girl, just click the power button 2x"
For anyone asking what the short shot was on 14:26, it was a shot of Sauron and “3rd move“ at the top
Lol it's like 4 frames that got lost in the edit.
Lol😂
I had to slow that down. I was like what the down under was that. I’m an American so my statement stands.
If I had to compare that ROP fight to something, here's the best I can do. It would be like a human man fighting a bear with a horse shoe. You ain't blocking, intercepting, diverting or parrying anything with that.
Clicked for bumbest stayed for content
Lol. I really love Tyranth's face during all of this. It's the face of extreme disbelief.
What? Wasn't the crown beaten into shackles?
And its only apparent special property was that it was thick enough that it snapped Angrist when Beren tried to pry out a second Silmaril, so it would have been more like a huge pipe coupling than this thing, which looks like a prop from the Sherlock Holmes Musgrave Ritual story. (Trying not to spoil that too much.)
These are Steven Segal level bullshido moves!
you can expect a cia ninja bomb disposal crown in his next movie
@@rhetorical1488he only plays a sniper now so he can sit down or lay down for the film.
If you launched it from the orc trebuchet of doom it would probably be quite effective.
in the hands of orcs warhammer 40k it would be a world ending weapon
@@rhetorical1488 well 40k orcs would wear it as a crown and then headcharge you like a bull a Torrero in Spain, so yes 😈
I still want to see a fight scene autopsy of the best movie ever The Princess Bride
Skallagrim has one I believe.
if you think that is the best duell in movie history, watch "The Duellists" from 1977 by Ridley Scott..
@@belegur8108 There's a great duel in Zrodzeni do Szabli as well, probably my favorite.
The use of that crown in ROP was nothing short of comical, especially when you consider Morgoth’s canon height. They thought they were so clever with the ways they used it.
They specifically say in the show that Sauron reforged it to fit himself.
It's fascinating to me that they reference something like Morgoth's Crown which could only appeal to people who care about the lore then do it in such a way that they infuriate those same people. What's the point?
Shad, is it weird that i want that hat just to annoy you? Lol love your guys' videos.
I laughed so hard when I saw this clip earlier today. I haven't paid any attention to this thing so I had no pre-existing experience with it.
To be fair, RoP Galadriel not being smart enough to realize how easily she could break the crown's "bind" does make perfect sense.
"stab, twist, gut"
they let a mall ninja be the prop master
. 4:00... OMG. He did the thing. I laughed so hard I missed what was said and had to rewatch it.
Shad, You do realize. You Must wear this on FNT if you guys talk about ROP. You need to wear that with as much cringe items as you have. Like mall ninja cringe.
DEW IT SHAD. THE SEA IS ALWAYS RIGHT
Kind of shows they didn't have or listen to the fight scene choreographer saying these moves aren't possible.
I will say this much, Sauron was quite powerful, remember the massive mace that he wields in LotR. Dudes got incredible power in his wrists. Still dumb though.
Anything from that inane show has to be in the running up for dumbest whatever 😛
If the crown was made as a weapon in the form of a crown to hide the fact it was a weapon to catch the one you are crowning off guard could be plausible,
though personally making those spikes as hidden daggers that you can detach from the crown base as a hidden weapon for the ruler to use in case of attack as the last line of defense and it being a weapon capable of harming the divine is just giving some extra purposes is least nice, basically crown is sort of weapon rack on your head?
Why don't they use a Swordbreaker?
Now I remember they don't know what a Swordbreaker is.
LITERALLY WORSE THAN STICK.
*even worse than nunchaku.*
Seriously, just break off the tines and rehilt them.
You can make three daggers from that crown!
Am I the only who thinks that this hasn’t been made as a weapon? It just happens to be a sharp crown? And Sauron just uses it as a weapon? Yes you can call it dumb. But I don’t think Morgoth himself forged it as a ‘weapon’
Well... this is the Rings of Power you're referring to so, "Stupid is as stupid does"!😊😅😂❤
A MIRACLE UA-cam finally showed me a video again from you. All the last ones it did not show me
Shad should wear the crown on his birthday and New Years 🤣
I think the script of Rings of Power should be used as evidence the next time there is a writers' strike in Hollywood as to why they shouldn't get a raise.
I have been watching your videos for years, haven't seen them lately so i was pleasantly surprised by how cool that intro is. I suppose if you threw that crown at someone it might hurt like hell if it hits them in the right way
From the screen 🖥
to the Ring 🥊
to the pen ✍🏾
to the king 🤴
where's my crown ? 👑
that's my bling 💎
always trouble when I ring 😎
It may be a bit too much work.. with all the research and trying to find good 'footage' or visual components for it, but i would really love a kind of 'Historic Battles Review Series' by you guys! :)
It is always a treat watching people enjoying themselves.
Finally, a weapon dumber and less practical than the Bat'leth.
(angry klingon noises)
the Klingons probably designed the Bat'leth to give them the means of duelling without seriously hurting each other 🤣🤣😂😂
The choreography clearly show Guyladriel has her sword under the crown and can take Saurons head when they bind. This is as bad as the Ray and royal guard scene.
With the amount of money Amazon blew on Rings of Power, you'd of thought they could hire at least ONE competent fight coordinator. But like with everything else on the show, "the showrunners know best" well how did that turn out for you all...
Hasn't seen both seasons of Amazon's RoP so I figured they're talking about the old school Kung-Fu guillotine chain assassin weapon.😂
Morgoth’s crown was never meant to be a weapon, it was meant to display the 3 Silmarills which he stole and embedded into his crown. And yet the show once again keeps going against the lore which is neither clever nor smart nor entertaining nor even remotely respectful to Tolkien’s work.
i am not watching rings of power but i didnt realize they could make it worse
Sauron is so powerful, he can use that crown as a weapon. Though he usually uses it as a buckler to trap his enemy's weapon while using a sword or spear as a primary weapon. But yeah, the point is that it's not very efficient. He's like Inigo playing left-handed, intentionally handicapping himself to make things more fun, even though he's vastly more powerful than his opponents.
I honestly laughed aloud the second I saw this thumbnail. This oughta be funny.
The crown of morgoth should
1.be massive,cause the ge guy that wore it was.
2. Overflowing with supremely evil power.
3. Be beaten around his neck while hes flowing in space
and still Legendarium Morgoth Crown was ever only a crude piece of iron, meant to held the 3 Silmarils, so much more likely the crown would have absorbed some light from the gems and turned it into an artifact of goodness 🤣
@@belegur8108 yeah thats the alternative(im leaning more towards evil). If its was influenced by the silmarils it would assblast adars evils juices out of him. In any case the rop crown isnt morgoths crown
I’m pretty sure this would’ve been a better weapon if you made it into some kind of gauntlet
its a crown... NOT A WEAPON!!!
The dumbness has come full circle. Just like a ring!
Morgoth's crown is the fuck stupid thing that is ever used in a movie as a weapon.
His Brings a hat to a sword fight ass lol.
1:47 Morgoth was NOT A GIANT! He was the original Dark Lord and Sauron's former master. The first and mightiest of the Valar (heavenly beings of godly status and power), and was originally named Melkor, only later being given the name 'Morgoth' by the Elvs of whom he stole The Silmarils (legendary stones/crystals of great power, forged by said elvs) away from and placed in this crown.
it's often described as very tall and big, "towering" over elves (that are on average tall by human standards) and covering them with his shadow
He was giant, not A giant.
I have 2 coworkers who think the show is sooo good, and they found out I'm a LOTR fan. They keep recommending the show to me, I don't get how they think this show is good based off the simple fact the sword fights are this stupid.
I can feel Tyranth's loss of IQ through the screen on this one, poor guy.
This has to be the dumbest weapon ever made on screen.
Definitely the bumbest
Logic is not present in this show at all
Sauron's helmet in the Fellowship of the Ring prologue looked more intimadating than that thing.......
The artwork of Morgoth's crown by Tolkien artists probably look better in comparison as well........
"BUMB" Is an acronym - "Beyond Dumb"
I heard someone, I can't remember who, but when it comes to family legacies it is said:
The first generation creates.
The second generation expands.
The third generation destroys.
John created, Christopher expanded (with his work publishing "A history of middle earth", which was entirely his father's notes and works),
and Simon sold the rights to the highest bidder.
Every single decision in the making of this show is so painfully dumb that it is actually impressive, and must have taken a conscious effort
I've seen more love and passion in acts of public toilet vandalism than in this slop joke of a show.
Amazon is a joke.
Also "kill angelic beings" what? What? Tolkien is spinning so much in his grave that his corpse can single handedly power the world for 1000 years.
I've been trying to figure this out since watching it, I'm glad I'm not alone in realizing it makes no sense whatsoever. It's almost impressive how much money they spent on making a show so freaking DUMB
If the middle spike was a detachable dagger then that would be sick!
Christ almighty, the crown was just made to hold the Silmarils. But these bozos never gave a crap about canon anyway so why start now! 🤬ing talentless goslings.
exactly, if the crown would have gained any supernatural power, it would more likely be influenced by the 3 Silmarils, that where powerful enough to pain Morgoth even without direct touching them... oh... so maybe THAT is, why Sauron was vulnerable ? 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
i think i just came up with a better explanation for the crown, than the whole writing room of RoP
They seriously made him use a crown as a weapon…. They couldn’t even do the obvious and make it some dumb magic crown and he puts it on and gets stronger.
I know it’s bad for your mental health, but I wanna see a fight scene review. It was as bad as the sequel trilogy’s.
The crown was no much more of a weapon than you using a rock in a fight or a chair. The scene prior was him with the crown and when the fight begin he incorporated it within the choreography. It’s not really a weapon.
@@Bro-dot- He used it as an improvised weapon. My point still stands. They say in the show that it can be used to defeat Sauron. They should have just made it a dumb magical crown that gives you power or something.
The choreography also sucks. It’s as bad if not worse than the sequel trilogy.
@@TheSpongyMallard dunno why my comment was deleted but yeah the choreography was terrible, I was laughing watching at the incompetence of both of them especially when Galadriel had such great balance throughout the show then just stumbles and falls midway through the fight.
@@Bro-dot- Certain words or combinations of words will do it. YT can do this but bot comments are still everywhere.
@@TheSpongyMallard I know. It’s crazy.
everything is stupid if done by a common man. but Galadriel is the commander of northen armies, not just a blond country girl. so that makes it 10 times more stupid
well, since her "northern army" seems to consist of only 7 or 8 near useless random elven soldiers, hopelessly underequipt ( really, no backpacks, camp stuff, provisions, climbing gear?) and badly trained makes the title irrelevant imho 🤣😂
Sauron being killed by his own hat and becoming spaghetti sludge is funny, but also sad because the writers somehow thought this was a good idea.
In defense of the indefensible, a dark lord taking the thing that had cut them down and using it during their rise to power is a fun concept to play with.
Unfortunately they went about it in one of, if not the, dumbest possible ways.
A much better way to use this concept (which I am certain they intend to do if the series continues) would be to have Sauron melt the crown down and incorporate the metal into the one ring and/or the ring wraiths' weapons.
They could have simply broken the crown at some point so Sauron could have a dagger like object during that fight, which would have also given them the option to use the crown fragments as a set of McGuffins for the characters to fight over if the series continues. I'm pretty good at just turning my brain off and so have not had an issue with most of the series, but using the crown as a parrying device is too goddamn stupid even for me.
It's stupidly easy to not make god awful LOTR stuff. These writers have got to be the worst ones ever for fantasy, they even outdid the Last Jedi in being awful. I'd rather watch a Neil Breen LOTR movie, where he plays half of the characters himself than watch a single episode of Rings of Power.
At least Leorics crown grants life steal
Tyranth's hair is really growing out, it seems.
I like his longer hair!!
Die absolute Krönung 👑
Chef's kiss 😂
10:03 the look of abject disgust with this show on Tyranth's face is 1000x more entertaining than Rings of Power.
9:27 Yes Shad but you see Galadriel is 108 pound cream puff girl boss 😊
Its extremely dumb. It sorta goes back to "Sauron literally is a fallen angel like supernatural being fighting a lesser supernatural being" and at that point its basically just to look cool for a second "dont think too much about it."
Oh and who would of thought back when Shad tore apart the fight in TLJ, that one day another fight would come along even dumber than the TLJ one.