He is imagined with his pointy armor, his immense power ... It is true that The Rings of Power has not delved deep enough ...

The Iron Crown of Morgoth looks familiar from the start. It's the same aesthetic and design as Sauron's own iconic armor from The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, which The Rings of Power replicates.

While Sauron has had multiple different appearances throughout the LotR franchise, none of them really are book-accurate.

They dress so as not to show any skin, with large robes and armor covering all of their bodies ... When the humans first awaken in the far east, some of them are immediately corrupted by Morgoth and ...

Sauron the Deceiver has taken on many forms throughout the Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Rings of Power, making him ...

However, the most interesting part is the flashback scene at the beginning. It shows a younger Sauron vying for power as the new antagonist following Morgoth’s defeat. But he’s betrayed by Adar and ...

They also made a number of advances on character art, including updating the human skeleton model to accommodate chest pieces and capes visually when equipped, a chainmail armor set, Helm fitting ...

Following the War of Wrath and Morgoth’s defeat, Círdan resisted the urge to go West to Valinor. Instead, he became the Master of the Grey Havens, helping to build ships that take Elves back to ...

In episode 1's opening prologue we get a flashback to the moments following Morgoth's death in the First Age, and Sauron's rise among it. However, given how long it's been since season 1 was on ...

Lowden adds some context in the video, explaining: "This is a flashback about a thousand years before the first season, after Morgoth has been defeated." Watch the video below. We actually know ...