The Balrog in The Rings of Power The biggest time jump so far in The Rings of Power is bringing the Balrog to life at the end of episode seven. If this is in fact Durin’s Bane, it should slumber ...

Rings of Power Season 3 can now give Durin IV the task that Náin I would come to have. Durin IV has his father's magical ring and six others. He could use these relics, pay the lords the riches ...

In the novel, Legolas is the first to identify Durin's Bane as a Balrog. In the chapter "The Bridge of Khazad-dûm" from The ...

Durin’s Bane. Perhaps the most famous of the Balrog to most fans, Durin’s Bane is that big guy we meet in the Mines of Moria before Gandalf the Grey falls and becomes Gandalf the White.

Known in the books as Durin's Bane, the Balrog was one of the Maiar spirits created by Morgoth, the first Dark Lord of Middle-earth. It fought alongside its master but fled into the mountains ...

Durin’s Bane (that’s the bad boy that took out Gandalf) ... Video playing fast and loose with their timelines, or are we about to meet a brand new member of the small but mighty Balrog family?

The central Balrog in the Lord of the Rings trilogy is the one dubbed 'Durin's Bane' which resides in the Mines of Moria beneath the Dwarven city of Khazad-dûm - and that's the one we saw take ...

King Durin III sacrifices himself to a fiery monster in the Season 2 finale of 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.' ...

However, Durin’s Bane is far from the only Balrog to ever exist in Middle-earth. Gandalf (Ian McKellen) faces Durin’s Bane, a Balrog of Morgoth, in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the ...

Durin’s Bane should have slumber edwell into the Third Age. But it seems like The Rings of Power season two explained better how the Balrog can emerge in the Second Age, but not really be ...