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The trailer for the season finale of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power was released Friday on the official Amazon Prime Video YouTube account.
In the clip, several characters from fans’ favorite fantasy series were seen preparing for the possible arrival of the dark lord Sauron.
The last episode of the fantasy program, which is based on the book series of the same name, is currently premiering this Friday.
A new look: The trailer for the season finale of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power was released Friday on Amazon Prime Video’s official YouTube account
The trailer opens with Galadriel, played by Morfydd Clark, waking up in a soot-soaked wasteland, with an off-screen character saying, “Soon you’ll understand the power of the invisible world.”
After a character sees an interaction with The Stranger, the warrior says, “Evil does not sleep. It’s waiting.’
Arondir, played by Ismael Cruz Cordova, tells Bronwyn, played by Nazanin Boniadi, that “a lot more is at stake here than just our lives.”
The elf warrior continued to explore what appeared to be the wreckage of a ship, while another character came across a carving of what appeared to be Sauron’s helmet.
Watch out: Several characters from fans’ favorite fantasy series were seen in the clip as they prepare for the possible arrival of the dark lord Sauron
Dark Forces: After a character is seen interacting with The Stranger, the warrior says, “Evil does not sleep. it waits’
Looking around: The elven warrior continued to explore what appeared to be the wreckage of a ship, while another character came across a carving of what appeared to be Sauron’s helmet
As Bronwyn’s son Theo stares at a suspicious-looking staff, a series of off-screen characters say, “You’ll finally be known for who you really are, for you are Lord Sauron.”
The dark lord is then shown facing Middle-Earth, and another character says that “The Southlands are in grave danger.”
Bronwyn goes on to tell Theo that “after all, this shadow is but a passing thing,” and Arondir fends off a pack of orcs outraged.
As several characters prepare to face Sauron’s forces, the elven warrior says, “Soon will be setting. Do your part. We’ll see it rise again.’
Ominous: As Bronwyn’s son Theo stares at a suspicious-looking staff, a series of off-screen characters say, ‘You’ll finally be known for who you really are, for you’re Lord Sauron’
Action: Bronwyn goes on to tell Theo that “after all, this shadow is just a passing thing,” and Arondir fends off a group of rogue Orcs
Peptalk: As several characters prepare to face Sauron’s forces, the elven warrior says, “Soon will be setting. Do your part. We’ll see it rise again’
Prince Durin IV, played by Owain Arthur, comments on the unlikely alliance between dwarves and elves, showing a battle scene as countless figures escape their constraints.
After several individuals volunteered to defend their lands against the dark forces and others became the target of various creatures, Galadriel says that “I did not cross that bitter ocean to drown now.”
A Balrog is shown roaring, and molten metal is shown being poured into a mold and another character saying that ‘we are about to create a new kind of power’.
A lightning-fast montage of scenes was presented and the trailer ended with a warrior attacking an orc with a vicious spinning back kick.
Joining forces: Prince Durin IV, played by Owain Arthur, comments on the unlikely alliance between dwarves and elves, showing a battlefield as countless figures escape their constraints
On the move: a Balrog is shown roaring, and molten metal is shown being poured into a mold and another character saying that ‘we are about to create a new kind of power’
Ouch! A lightning-fast montage of scenes was presented and the trailer ended with a warrior attacking an orc with a vicious spinning back kick.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power initially premiered on the Amazon Prime Video service on September 1.
The first season of the program, which consists of eight episodes, has received critical acclaim since its release.
The series was previously given the green light for a second season, and the show’s team began filming earlier this month.
The next batch of episodes of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power does not have a scheduled release date yet.
Past: The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power initially premiered on the Amazon Prime Video service on September 1.
Hard at work: The series was previously green-lighted for a second season and the show’s team began filming earlier this month
In the future: The next batch of episodes of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has no planned release date yet
Show up: Several cast members of the program showed up at New York Comic Con on Friday to promote the series
Several cast members from the program appeared at New York Comic Con on Friday to promote the series.
The group, which included Benjamin Walker, Cynthia Addai-Robinson and Leon Wadham, participated in a panel discussion.
During the performance, the performers talked about their vision of the series and the productions.
The group also posed for a shot after finishing their joint performance.
Now all together: The group also posed for a photo after the end of their joint performance