Battle of Helm's Deep - Middle-Earth Lore DOCUMENTARY

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Wizards and Warriors animated fantasy documentary lore video series on the world of Middle-Earth - Lord of the Rings universe continues with a video on the aftermath of the formation and destruction of the Fellowship of the Ring and the battle of Osgiliath ( • War of the Ring Begins... ) and the battles of the Fords of Isen ( • Battles of the Fords o... ). Rohan is under the attack by the armies of Isengard of Saruman, leading to the battle of Helm's Deep (Hornburg).
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Writer: Frank Ó'hÁinle
Illustration and Animation: Arb Paninken
Map: Adam Ellis Charters
Battle Assets/Logo: Oguz Tunc
Battle Map: Arif Azaman
Narration: OfficiallyDevin ( / officiallydevin )
Editing: Kamran Maharramli
Producer: Nurlan Karimov
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com
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[@WizardsandWarriors]

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[@ZangetsUK]

Please make a video about the Battle for Doldrey from Berserk!!!

[@anthonyrichiemanampiring6280]

Next battle of minas tirith

[@Ace-cr9qt]

Are you going to do the battle of Dale ? And and love ❤️ the videos The animations kids are 🔥

[@matesas965]

Please do a video on protosses taking back Aiur from Starcraft

[@mysticnovelbro]

always thought the Huorns were swift and shadowlike, but I may be wrong

[@NeoZeta]

I'll never get tired of this battle. I could watch it every single day and would still not be enough. Amazing.

[@connorlucas5035]

Check out some of the dramatic readings or audio books of it. Super epic

[@npickle54]

@@connorlucas5035 much better

[@connorlucas5035]

@@npickle54 oh yes.

[@jajcarundneznanec]

@@connorlucas5035

[@giyatsfakhri634]

I love how the narator not forgeting about counting-kill match between gimli and legolas 🤣

[@kaletovhangar]

Well,I read the book,it's cannon.

[@12coudak000]

The book version sounds more intensive and dire, I didnt even know that Rohan fought alone + that they fought at the caves.

[@samanyupalthi]

Books are more in depth the movie had to cut short

[@robertc8425]

Yep, no Elves here, they had problems of theyr own, war in the north and all that, Esterlings, Orcs from Mirkwood, crazy stuff.

[@DestinyAwaits19]

The books are long winded and meandering. The movies have more immediacy.

[@Kellds47]

I appreciated how the books had less melodrama than the movie

[@nmjjmn663]

@@DestinyAwaits19 That's your opinion. I, for instance, think the movies are shallow and that the action scenes all just blend together after a while. And that the movies are at their best when adapting the books properly.

[@ziib123]

"He was twitching..." "He was twitching because he's got my axe embedded in his nervous system!"

[@James-en1ob]

Well, I'm sorry to break it to you, but, Legolas and Gimli didn't actually say those things in the book. And, also, Legolas didn't really mind that much when he lost.

[@ziib123]

@@James-en1ob yeah, i know its still a pretty fun dialogue.

[@James-en1ob]

@@ziib123 indeed, it is

[@resileaf9501]

@@James-en1ob Counterpoint: It's a great scene. :D

[@James-en1ob]

@@resileaf9501 fair enough.

[@awesomehpt8938]

The horn of Helm Hammerhand shall sound in the deep! One last time!

[@raetekusu1]

Let this be the hour we draw swords together. Aragorn -|===> Theoden:

[@louievelayo4100]

Fell deeds awake... Now for wrath, now for ruin and the red dawn!

[@dan_was_here9328]

The battle of helm’s deep showed that Rohan could withstand against any force, even if they are outnumbered by more than 3 times. It also shows that the Uruk hai were not as invincible as what Saruman had hope for.

[@visitingforgefather5997]

Well that the problem with raising a army brainwashed with the believe they are invincible, when fear rears its head they have no idea how to deal with it.

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

You forget Orcs and Dunlandings, half orcs and some Bandits were present in the battle. Orc and human alike.

[@l3ismarck947]

The Uruk-hai were powerful when they feared, but when the Rohan charged with no fear, they cracked, you can see this at the charge of the rohirrim in the return of the king, the Uruk thought the charge would stop when the arrow slayed some of them, but they didn't break, instead the Uruk did

[@marcelosoaresdasilva2691]

Using a fortification builded by Numenoreans don't prove much, still, it is expected that Gondor send help, and they can't as they are holding their own too.

[@n.v.9000]

you all forget this is fiction....there even mortals if important for the story can take a lot of damage and still be just fine.....and everything is always in the last moment....

[@sjins1poolboy698]

I'm glad they're trying to do the book version but some movie stuff is leaking in. 1:55 There wasn't a column of women and children led to Helms Deep, Eowyn takes them to Dunharrow in the mountains. Theoden meanwhile rides out to reinforce the fords but encounters some survivors of the 2nd Battle of the Ford, who tell them that the fords have fallen. Gandalf advises them to go to the Hornburg while he rides off to rally Erkenbrand and his scattered forces. (Also not sure why the map shows the three companions and Eomer to be in different places to Theoden) 9:10 The ents didn't break Saruman's dam they actually dam the Isen themselves to redirect it into Isengard. 12:21 Erkenbrand and his men are on foot not riding in movie style Still am loving this series just not sure why they're presenting it mostly book with bits of movie

[@awesomehpt8938]

Fell deeds awake! Now for wrath! Now for ruin! And a red dawn!

[@AegeanGreywolf]

Theoden's lines at the Battle of Helm's Deep are my all time touching scenes ever. So much pain, motivation, despair and hope in several Theoden-Gamling-Aragorn scene

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

14:20 Legolas: “But… but… that only counted as one…”

[@awesomehpt8938]

Where now the horse and the rider? Where is the horn that was blowing? Where is the helm and the hauberk, and the bright hair flowing? Where is the hand on the harpstring, and the red fire glowing? Where is the spring and the harvest and the tall corn growing? They have passed like rain on the mountain, like a wind in the meadow; The days have gone down in the West behind the hills into shadow. Who shall gather the smoke of the dead wood burning, Or behold the flowing years from the Sea returning?

[@albussr1589]

Calavi de Profundis made a song out of this. It´s so emotional ...

[@Lightingwarrior]

You made a mistake here Theoden did not go straight to Helms deep with his civilian population, that was strictly movie, in the book, (which is what you are mainly following here), he sent the people of Edoras (under Éowyn's leadership) to Dunharrow while he led all his fighting men to reinforce Erkenbrand in the west. However before he could reach there he learned that Saruman's forces had crossed the ford, this left him only one choice to retreat to Helms deep with what forces he had and join up with those remaining at the fort, while Gandalf rode to search for Erkenbrand and the remaining Rohirrim forces with him Another mistake you made is that Gandalf arrived with a thousand men on foot not riders and most of the men that Theoden led in his counterattack were also on foot with only a few on horse

[@jordansmith1541]

though the battle was visually stunning, I thought they started making some poor decisions about how to adapt the books from that time on... I really hated that the elves showed up and that they made thw men of Roman wimps...

[@jordansmith1541]

also, the poem is quoted by Aragorn when they arrive at Edoras... it is also about Eorl, not Theoden. Either do the movie version or the book, not this hybrid

[@Lightingwarrior]

@@jordansmith1541 First off they didn't make the men of Rohan wimps, I don't know where you got that from, in case you forgot they showed their fortitude multiple times throughout the movie, such as the warg rider skirmish, the holding of the keep, the final charge of Rohan and of course the fact that they won the battle because of their cavalry skill. Also I don't see the issue, when I went to the cinema to see it the first time I remember well people cheering the arrival of the Elves. Furthermore peter jackson clearly stated his reasons for it. Which was to show in the movie that the Elves hadn't abandoned middle-earth or mankind, that they were still fighting and doing their part, which was mentioned in the books, but couldn't be in the movie. Furthermore the Elves were also there to represent the Grey Company, who also were left out of the movie sadly. As like the Grey Company the Elves were dressed in Grey Cloaks, and had been sent by Lady Galadriel to aid Aragon and his friends in their fight against Sauron

[@Lightingwarrior]

@@jordansmith1541 Also I am well aware of who originally said the poem and who it is about, I simply forgot to mention that in my original comment. It's not the only time the movie did it, for example when Theoden tells Aragon "Let this be the hour that we draw swords together" right before he charges out was in fact said by Eomer right before he Aragon and Gimili snuck around the secret gate and attack the Ura Kai at the Main gate of the keep However I understand why Jackson had Theoden say the poem in the movie and the lines he quote, since it was to highlight Theoden lamenting how alone the Rohirrim stand against their enemy, which did a good job in that scene and in fairness and they did the remaining lines are sung in Old English on the score in the background of that scene as well so it wasn't left out completely. The poem wouldn't have worked the same way with Aragon saying it.

[@aesir1ases64]

@@Lightingwarrior Thanks for you comment man, I also do love the books and the movies and also understand the difference between them, and how some things that were in the books could not be in the movies for some reason or the other.

[@keepitsimple003]

I love the Two Towers movie and book during the Battle of Helm's Deep with Legolas and Gimli. Gimli: (Jumps to look over the wall but can't see) What's happening out there? Legolas: Shall I describe it to you? Gimli: (Turns to look at Legolas) Hmm? Legolas: Or would you like me to find you a box? Gimli: (Laughs) Gimli: Legolas, TWO ALREADY! Legolas: I'm on 17! Gimli: HUH!?! I'LL HAVE NO POINTY-EAR OUTSCORING ME! (Kills an Ururk-Hai)

[@Scorpion51123314512]

What's more hilarious is how the actor of Gimli is the tallest out of all members of the fellowship

[@michaelhawkins7389]

@@Scorpion51123314512 hahah

[@kristianbritton5435]

That bit when he's standing on top of the wall near 2 ladders counting as the camera pans to the keep

[@albussr1589]

He doesn´t just kill it, he nails it in the groin

[@mystilik]

I adore the banter of the pair, they never fail to make me laugh!

[@andersstengard6293]

Uh, a few corrections: The civilians of Edoras were actually sent to Dunharrow during the Battle of Helms Deep. That's the opposite direction of where Helms Deep was. Theoden also left about 1000 men at Edoras to hold the city. This forced Saruman into a difficult choice. Erkenbrand was still loose in the field, while Theoden was cooped up at Helms Deep. Saruman's plan was to take control of the country and if that meant taking Edoras, he would have done so. But Theoden had 2000 men at Helms Deep, 1000 of them were cavalry. And Erkenbrand had 1000 riders, too. If Saruman besieged the capital, he'd be harassed by Theoden's raiders, and then crushed by Erkenbrand's Hammer against Edoras' Anvil. This left Saruman with no choice but to lay siege to Helms Deep. Besides, if he managed to kill Theoden, he'd be able to take control of Rohan much faster. And then his army cracked like an egg at Helms Deep. Saruman had shown poor tactical competence, as he had failed to anticipate the Ents' arrival, and not taken precautions to have his Uruks dig trenches in preparations for counterattacks from the front or the rear. His army had been impressive as a proof of concept but failed miserably due to poor leadership and foresight. This victory forced Sauron to speed up his plans and send his deadliest general into the field: The Witchking of Angmar was taking to the field yet again. And this time, there was no Man who could kill him, so victory was assured, even if the army was broken, not even Gandalf could stand up to him.

[@stevemcgroob4446]

I thought Sauron only accelerated his plans because Aragorn revealed himself to him through the palantir of Orthnac and the Dark Lord assumed he also had the ring?

[@ducovanderwoude6971]

Also Erkenbrand's 1000 were on foot and not mounted.

[@theliato3809]

Was sauron accelerating his plan or merely continuing as scheduled. The forces he arrayed at minis tirith don’t look like soemthing that was rushed into battle

[@user-if4sy8cv6e]

If I am not mistaken because It's been a long time since I last read the books. Gandalf could have had the Witch-king for breakfast since he is a Maiar just like Sauron. The only reason he didn't do so, is that his mission in Middle earth was to guide and counsel and not so much fight directly.

[@mattgrandich3977]

Real quick, if Erkenbrand is the awaiting hammer in Rohan with Erkenbrand himself and his mighty Rohirrim calvary roaming about, then what is the difference between Helm’s Deep and Edoras being the anvils upon which Isengard would break? Helm’s Deep being juicier with Theoden present?

[@lerneanlion]

It might be a long time but, seeing the Siege of Mandalore on this channel will be great! Who's agree with me about this?

[@Jacbtheguy547]

They seem to have dropped their Star Wars series unfortunately

[@concept5631]

@@Jacbtheguy547 Unfortunate.

[@raphaelostrowski6336]

Clone wars series is lame

[@AfaqueAhmed_]

Sometimes I just feel bad for the Uruk hai , trained from birth to become soldiers yet still killed by rocks and boulders . Giving everything for either Sauron or Saurman just to be annihilated by walking trees and a horse man .

[@marcbartuschka6372]

Well at least they saw themself as a elite. I think the fate of the Northerners (the orcs of the Misty Mountains) is even worse, since they were driven to war which they were not THAT keen to join, and were slaughtered after their masters lost without mercy.

[@concept5631]

@@marcbartuschka6372 So the War of the Ring's northern front is the equivalent to WWII's eastern front?

[@barbarossarotbart]

It was their inexperience that led to their demise.

[@corvodravnoz436]

14:46 A chance for Faramir, Captain of Gondor, to show his quality

[@jozzieokes3422]

Nice one

[@TheWinty]

If i remember correctly, than alliance between Sauron and Saruman fell apart before attack on helm deep. Becouse Sauron learned that Saruman is looking for the ring in anduin river for some time and want the ring for himself.

[@Scott-cy1ce]

It's actually the major reason why Saruman acts so rashly. The Black riders (on their way to Bree) encounter Grima, who spills Saruman's plans. Grishnakh is later sent by a black rider to see what the Uruks were up to in Amon Hen. The orcs would have sold out Ugluk's band of Uruks to the Nazgul and handed over the hobbits but they're killed by Eomer's band first. Saruman planned to have the ring before launching his attack on Rohan but that plan is out of the window and Theoden now knows that he is an enemy so he launches the attack prematurely to stop Theoden from gathering his full forces in one place.

[@Kyle-qd2sy]

I hope you'll cover the events of the First Age at some point. I only recently got into the lore of Middle-Earth but I find that time especially fascinating.

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

“Shall I describe it to you, or would you like me to find you a box?”

[@necronustheeverchosen1994]

After the battle, Legolas and Gimli discuss their kill tallies. "Final count...forty-two.", Legolas said proudly. "Forty-two? Oh! That's not bad for a pointy-eared Elvish Princeling.", Gimli retorted, "I, myself, am sitting pretty on forty-three!", he chuckled.

[@hannibalandgreece]

i'm loving your series of the wars of the ring as i didn't really understand the politics of middle earth. this series is really good for fans and for people who haven't even read the book thanks wizards and warriors!!!

[@shinsenshogun900]

The geopolitics of Tolkien’s world is deliberately built up from scratch, starting with the Journey to Erebor, then on the concluding War of the Ring between the Fellow Free Folk of Middle Earth and the Shadow of Sauron, until it is explained at last at the preceding dawn of the Ages, where the rhythm of Elu and his loyal and pretentious Maia’s among his choir of destiny, had decreed the fate of the Great Ages of the legendarily to showcase a history of struggles, heroics, villainies, and triumphs.

[@hannibalandgreece]

​@@shinsenshogun900 thanks

[@dominikbradvica9406]

Looking forward to your take on "Battle of Dale & Erebor" in the War of the Ring. Also i think you should do a documentary about Nordling kingdoms and Nilfgaardian Empire of Witcher, you should also add "Wheel of Time" lore on this channel.

[@Spectification]

Pretty much no info on it, only speculation...

[@SeleucusNicator]

Another fantastic video! And I do believe this is 1st the video I've seen covering the Battle of Helm's Deep as it was written by Tolkien and not as it was depicted in Peter Jackson's film. That being said, I'm wondering how many people will write, "bUt YoU fOrGot AboUt dA eLveS!" in the comments...

[@desmondd1984]

The whole series they're doing is based on the books. As it should be...a lot of things about the movie battles are dumbed down.

[@JcLazy1]

One of the best battles ever !

[@andreiacsinia5088]

Great mention of Rohan's captains, Gamling and Erkenbrand, who had substainal roles in the books.

[@USBearForce]

J.R.R. Tolkien: writes a story based on his lifelong love of languages and mythology, complemented by a deep understanding of Roman Catholic philosophy. Also J.R.R. Tolkien: writes a story with two bros challenging each other to see who can kill more ugly SOBs than the other.

[@justamurse5646]

The Horn of Helm Hammerhand in particular in the book feels way more significant than the movie. Even though the movie has plenty of action it does really well for the Battle, when the horn is blown and Theodon and Aragorn charge the book really makes you feel how badass they are and even the Uruk-ai feel a stint of fear even though they outnumber them.

[@sageofcaledor8188]

Hey! @Wizards and Warriors , I enjoyed this video! Sorry, I am late to the party. I am glad you are not just looking at the films but the book in addition. I am looking forward to this series continuing. I have to say this video is a masterpiece! If I would say one mistake you made, I do not think Gimli defeating Legolas by a single point references calling the dwarves superior to the elves. Either way, it is irrelevant because Legolas wasn't too upset. Instead, he was glad to see his friend safe. For at the end of the battle, Legolas said "My score is one less than you, but I do not grudge you. for I am glad to see you alive." Looking forward to the next one.

[@christopherhanton6611]

WELL DONE THIS ALWAYS BEEN MY PERSONAL FAV BATTLE OF MIDDLE EARTH , ALSO TREE BEARD BEEN MY PERSONAL FAV OF ENTS

[@Comicsluvr]

This is the best narration of these events I've ever heard. The animation is good enough to make everything clear, but it's the narrator that really makes this so good!

[@mutolover3851]

This series is amazing! So many good characters left out of the films, especially the Rohirrim. So nice to hear Elfhelm, Erkenbrand, Gamling, Grimbold I think may have been in the film with reduced importance

[@frantictoast3741]

I loved the book version of this battle. It feels like an actual battle with phases and lulls in combat. Instead of the films version where everything feels like it happens at once and is so rushed.

[@frantictoast3741]

@@Skaitania exactly. The book version has defensive lines, tactical retreating, battle phases. The movie Helm's Deep is iconic but after reading the chapter Helm's Deep and seeing this I gotta say the book is better lol

[@Matthewgriffiths18]

Should of used the book versions I the films would of made much better sense

[@resileaf9501]

Hard to do long lulls in combat during a movie. Books have the advantage of being able to relay in a single line that there is a lull in combat. Movies, you have to waste long minutes of time to do it.

[@frantictoast3741]

@@resileaf9501 that's the unfortunate truth!

[@johnscarr70]

I don't remember any berserkers with bombs. if I remember correctly it was the Devilry of Orthanc that brought down the wall. in an early animation I remember it being shown as something like a meteor.

[@shayneorr1020]

loving these videos! thanks for the time and effort put into them.

[@JamiesDay]

this was absolutely fantastic guys! helms deep is my favourite lord of the rings battle and this was amazing coverage of it!! thank you 😄

[@TangoBravoAlerts]

I've been really enjoying your videos for a long time now! One universe/timeline I would recommend looking into is the Command & Conquer series, espeically Red Alert. If just so Devin can yell "SPACE!" at the end lol

[@npierce14]

Man I’m so happy they made this channel man Ithis is why out of all the history and battleground this is my 2nd fav channel had no idea this happened in the books Ora the siege......!!!!

[@West_Kagle]

. Finally, another video in the War of the Ring series. For a while there I thought they had abandoned this line.

[@oferguttman3222]

Thank you for yet another great video - looking forward to the Battle of the Pelennor Fields!

[@denniscleary7580]

“ Shall I describe it to you, or would you like me to find you a box?” -Legolas

[@driesfosseprez756]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@robbabcock_]

Fantastic series! I'm loving this new channel.⚔🏹⚔

[@aesir1ases64]

Amazing job as always, the artwork and the animations looks incredible! Love the films but love even more that you are covering the books, looking forward the conclusion to the war of the ring!

[@Luinedhel]

Amazing as always. You guys are an inspiration to all history and fantasy nerds out there like us.

[@AlchemistsTable]

Fantastic job- yet again! Is there a legend for the map showing Helms Deep? If north is pointed up, then it would appear that Gandalf and the riders came from the West in the morning. Love your content- and found you from BazBattles.

[@karpov8217]

I might be wrong, but I know that Hornburg is positioned with its back to NW and given the position of the Fjords, Gandalf may indeed come from North East, descending into the valley and then clashing into the ranks of the Uruk Hai from East.

[@bizgigj820]

I'm looking forward to more sci-fi battles from series like the expanse or saga of seven suns, im also looking forward to you getting your teeth into the wheel of time, the battle of dumai's wells is crying out for your treatment :) keep up the good work!

[@user-lh6qf2tw1b]

one of my fav battles in lotr universe. love your videos. we always appreciate your all thhe hard work. brilliant video. love from Sri Lanka.

[@tyranitararmaldo]

Me booting up the video: "So it begins..."

[@mythatsabigone2500]

This channel is AWESOME !!

[@WhoIsCalli]

As always.. so good. Thanks for this 😊

[@robertc8425]

If you could do Silmarilion battles from the first age, my GOD, I get goussebumps if I think of it, IT WOULD BE GLORIOUS!!

[@sinnerdegarah1952]

A very great video! Thank you 🙏🏻. Would love to see the battle of osgiliath in the future 😄

[@lotechallender1178]

Wow.. Amazing work guys 👏🔥

[@napoleonibonaparte7198]

Now for wrath! Nor for ruin and the red dawn!

[@chheinrich8486]

I think from a narrative standpoint, "the 2 Towers" movie made the best changes, gandalf seeking some random retired general is so boring but hin seeking a now banished eomer has so much more impact

[@Apollo1989V]

I don’t like the idea of elves at Helm’s Deep. It makes no sense.

[@kjsdpgijn]

@@Apollo1989V I mean, it doesn't NOT make sense. The elves coming back for one last fight isn't a bad change in itself, it's just unnecessary.

[@nmjjmn663]

@@kjsdpgijn It was a change, mainly because the appendices revealed that the elven kingdoms were also under attack at the time. They didn't have anyone to spare.

[@nmjjmn663]

I can see why Gandalf bringing back Eomer was an interesting change. But other than that I personally think a lot of Peter Jackson's changes made the story worse.

[@resileaf9501]

Jackson wanted to have the elves have more involvement in the movies because otherwise, it looked like they did nothing whatsoever for the entire war. Even if it was stated in the books that they were fighting their own battles, not being able to see it in the movies would make them look like dicks. It was just his way of showing that the elves were also participating in the war and weren't just passive observers.

[@patrickcocobassey6810]

I love this channel so much!!! Thank you for this and more of the same 💪🏾💪🏾❤️❤️❤️

[@thiagodeandrade8969]

The sound track is so good!!!

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

14:14 DAMN RIGHT!!

[@Arwcwb]

Excellent Work.

[@ZangetsUK]

Please make a video about the Battle for Doldrey from Berserk!!!

[@belisarflavius6077]

Thank you very much.

[@lukeholdsworth6506]

I love this! So glad you're jumping into fiction! Would love to see Wheel of Time videos (I'm currently listening to the books. Up to book 3 atm. Especially since Amazon has also got the tv series underway)

[@General_Tyurs_Rechs]

Love wheel of time, I have reread the series 3 times.

[@ianheins650]

Nice work dude

[@abrahamgalangappangmadao164]

Thanks for this wonderful video. Hopefully you guys make a video that covers the Battle of Dale, as it kind a important event prior at the time of The War of The Ring

[@boyinavault]

Amazing work

[@lordofthehouseofstormcrows8615]

keep up the great work fellers

[@MrOraas]

smuuude content guys!

[@amptechron]

Well done!

[@bigbaba1111]

I love this documentary format. It is like the battle really was fought out.

[@Gigas0101]

Another fantastic video, and I got a request that other such channels would balk at but I'm sure you can handle; The Battle of Autobot City.

[@nicolaenicolae3289]

Great documentary!

[@prog6404]

Incredible video! I love hearing the book videos of these battles, and I also love animated maps. Maybe more Star Wars lore and battles would be good, though?

[@prog6404]

*book versions, not book videos

[@GamingforGrace]

Your content is great.

[@logansfury]

This was a great animation of the martial action of the Helm's Deep battle. I think Gamling deserved a portrait-plaque alongside the other main characters of this story.

[@theawesomeman9821]

Trees attacking a fortress sounds like an anime concept from Studio Ghibli.

[@Skyguy1220]

Love the videos! Long time fan of the channel and Kings and Generals. Just an FYI you should be careful with adding bright flashes at that level of intensity in your videos. At the very least you should incorporate a photosensitivity warning if u do want to leave them in. Keep up the awesome work!!

[@youdontsay7297]

Great video! Love the Lord of the Rings and enjoyed seeing the breakdown and visualization of the battle. Another great book series to do could be “The Lost Regiment” series by William Forstchen. Has a lot of great battles between a Union Civil war regiment/Rus peasant/Roman force and the hordes of the Tugars/Merki/and Bantag.

[@hatosxxx2001]

It was another good video. I hope in the near future we could see the great space battle of the Honorverse

[@historydoesntrepeatitselfb7818]

"So it begins"

[@Jasmines_NYC_420_Wholesale]

Fantastic

[@SandyGunfox]

I'd kill to see this channel cover the Ace Combat series.

[@burnsboysaresoldiers]

Lord of the rings Weapons and Warfare was one of my favorite books to binge when i was a kid. Read it until it came apart

[@Limubi1]

This is grand :)

[@gabrieliacoboni6951]

This battle was awesome. And it was in a trilogy where cash grabs were not completely in vogue.

[@marvinellis7221]

What is most important...... 42-41 Gimli is the best. Take that POINTY EARS!!

[@arielalmeida560]

I can't wait to see the siege of Minas Tirith video. Since the covered events are from the book, it will be wonderful to see the grey company, the arrival of the ships with men from south gondor and the skirmish at Rammas Echor!!!!!!!

[@Apollo1989V]

Frodo hadn’t reached the black gate until after the battle was over

[@MrGouldilocks]

Awesome

[@johntravelina9637]

Awesome. !!! Great Great Work. ! 🇺🇸.

[@saminator3563]

The most important consequence bahahahahhaha. Quality banter sir thank you

[@MaximilianoAedo]

"He was twitching, because my axe is embedded in his nervous system!" -Gimli

[@Fernando-yl9xr]

Excelente nivel de detalles de una historia que solo había leído en libros… A really good narration folks! Thanks as usual for improve even mi english lexicón… emnity… nice Word, casi tan poética como “enemistad” there’s have to be a commond root in latín over there…

[@mattgrandich3977]

@6:41 At this point there should be a score board at the top of the video showing how many Uruks Gimli and Legolas killed.

[@JohnJohn-pe5kr]

Here it is!

[@eksa3539]

Can't wait for the silmarilion

[@jonbaxter2254]

"Now for wrath, and for ruin, and the red dawn!"

[@marceleu]

Very good can you do some battles from red rising? Very different vibe from your regular stuff so im really curious as to how you’ll approach it!

[@donyaz4605]

What a great video, goodjob and thank you guys. Tbh after watching dune I would love to see the history of the empire and the planet dune it self. Make sure to use the dune movie and make a documentary about its universe

[@cinnamon3578]

Thanks K&G 😉

[@juancarlonavarra8397]

A most excellent video. Since you will also be including space operas, would you consider battles from the Gundam franchise? I understand they are also considered space operas.