That’s right, The Rings of Power is introducing viewers to Aragorn’s ancestors. And Elendil will prove an important piece in Aragorn’s story, as he paves the way for him to become king.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power explores the rich history of Tolkien’s Middle Earth. With the introduction of Elendil, fans are now wondering how he is related to Aragorn. Fans came to ...

Rings of Power has shed light on Pharazon and the kingdoms of Men, leading many fans to wonder about their connection to Lord of the Ring's Aragorn.

Unlike Aragorn’s ancestors, however, the Southlands’ king fought for evil during the First Age. That legacy is a big reason why The Rings of Power‘s Halbrand initially refused to claim his ...

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The Rings of Power might be setting up a major parallel between Isildur and Aragorn. In the latest episode, Isildur goes missing following the volcanic eruption that has created Mordor, and he is ...

The Rings of Power claims Isildur is dead, but Lord of the Rings fans know he can’t be. Isildur will likely be saved by his horse, Berek, who Elendil released in episode 7.

J.R.R. Tolkien once confirmed whether Aragorn had a beard. The LOTR movies ignored this canon fact, but will Rings of Power follow suit with Isildur? The post Aragorn’s LOTR Beard Is Uncanonical ...

In The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 2, Valandil has returned to Númenor, assuming Isildur is dead. There, he becomes the only young person in Elendil’s back willing to defend ...

One line from The Rings of Power season 2, episode 5 has foreshadowed Aragorn and his part in the battle against Sauron. The Prime Video show is set in the Second Age, long before Aragorn makes ...

The Rings of Power's 6th episode showed why Halbrand might be the Second Age's Aragorn. But it also showed why Halbrand may really be Sauron.

Aragorn’s iconic stubble and sometimes full-grown beard from The Lord of the Rings movies is not Tolkien canonical. But it is wonderful. Of course, every new property creates its own new canon.