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--- lb:legendarium [2025-08-23 18:52:57] – [The Lord of The Rings (Animated)] ninjasr
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 ====== Tolkien's Legendarium ======
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-**Tolkien's Legendarium** is a catch-all term to refer to the stories by [[lb:tolkien]] which take place in Arda. The main works that are comprised within the Legendarium include //**Lord of the Rings**//, //**The Hobbit**// and //**The Silmarillion**//.
+**Tolkien’s Legendarium** is a catch-all term to refer to the stories by [[lb:tolkien]] which take place in Arda. The main works that are comprised within the Legendarium include //**Lord of the Rings**//, //**The Hobbit**// and //**The Silmarillion**//.
-Currently...yeah, not much is going to be here. Though you may see stuff relevant to [[lb:Tengwar]] at some point.
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-[[lb:tl:quenya]]
+[[lb:tl:tengwar]]\\
+[[lb:tl:sindarin]] • [[lb:tl:quenya]]
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 === Return of the King (animated) ===
 Between this and the previous film...this one is unquestionably better.\\
-Not only is the quality more consistent (in animation/artwork and music), but it's generally better. That isn't to say this is //good//. In fact, I'd say this film is also bad as a film and an animation.
+Not only is the quality more consistent (in animation/artwork and music), but it's generally better. That isn't to say this is //good//. In fact, I'd say this film is also bad as a film and an adaptation.
 Mispronunciations are present as well, which makes it unexpectedly consistent with the previous films. It's also, bizarrely, presented as a sequel to //The Hobbit// – though this was done due to licensing issues.
-The highlights of this film include Sam being a badass and //Where There's a Whip (There's a Way)//. The former is manifested as Sam imagining himself as turning Gorgoroth into a giant garden and convincing an army of orcs to attack an army of men working for Sauron. The latter is just a good song: unusually thematically appropriate as well.
+The highlights of this film include Sam being a badass and //[[lb:Where There's a Whip (There's a Way)]]//. The former is manifested as Sam imagining himself as turning Gorgoroth into a giant garden and convincing an army of orcs to attack an army of men working for Sauron. The latter is just a good song: unusually thematically appropriate as well.
 Would I recommend watching it? Probably not.
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 Personally, I've decided to start treating Tolkien's world //as// a mythology (or like a Japanese franchise). That means that everything and nothing is canon at the same time.
-I think it //would// be possible to construct an internally consistent canon (and for fanfiction reasons, I'm thinking of doing exactly that) but there isn't really a need to. And, let's be honest, at that point it isn't //Tolkien's// Legendarium anymore.
+I think it //would// be possible to construct an internally consistent canon (and for fanfiction reasons, I'm thinking of doing exactly that) but there isn't really a need to. And, let's be honest, at that point it isn't //Tolkien’s// Legendarium anymore.
 ==== Do the elves of Valinor know what's happening? ====
 This is a question I'm temporarily raising after having read something interesting in //The Silmarillion//. I'll be sure to interrogate it properly later, however. It's important due to something I'm planning to publish later.
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 Whether the elves of Valinor know about the events in Middle-Earth or not makes a big difference, though I won't elaborate for a while.
+==== On Neo-Elvish ====
+Read the [[lb:opinion:on neo-elvish|article]] if it exists yet.
 ===== Trivilinks =====
   * [[https://tolkiengateway.net/wiki/Main_Page|Tolkien Gateway]]
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   * [[https://eldamo.org/|Eldamo]]
     * The **El**vish **Da**ta **Mo**del is probably the best and most up-to-date resource for Tolkien's languages.
+  * YouTube & Videos
+    * [[you>Cr_rb_pitHk|An Exhaustive History of Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings]] by Folding Ideas – I think it's a good video, though a bit pretentious and leaning too much on Post-Modernism.
   * Here I'll list a few articles which I'll work on //at some point//. This is mostly for me so I don't forget. Yes, these are mostly languages
-    * [[lb:tl:sindarin]]
     * [[lb:tl:Adûnaic]]
     * [[lb:tl:avarin]]