The Witch King Mata is a legendary figure in folklore and mythology. According to ancient tales, Mata was a powerful sorcerer who ruled over a vast kingdom with an iron fist. He was said to possess immense magical abilities and was feared and respected by his subjects. Mata was known for his cruel and oppressive rule. He would often enforce strict laws and punish anyone who opposed him. The people of his kingdom lived in constant fear and misery under his reign.
I like Merry. Him and his insatiable bloodlust.
Ultimately, we can t know for sure, as Gandalf himself admits that the Witch King may be able to overpower him although this would have to be with the full force of Sauron s backing. The one later known as the Witch-king note 1 was a sorcerer, 2 3 probably 4 one of the unnamed three lords of Númenórean race, who accepted one of the Rings of Power.
The people of his kingdom lived in constant fear and misery under his reign. It is said that he would use his magic to punish those who dared to question his authority or challenge his rule. Legend has it that Mata had a unique appearance that struck fear into the hearts of those who saw him.
THE WITCH-KING™ OF ANGMAR™
Enter the most terrible of the Dark Lord’s cruel servants! Rising among the fighting soldiers, only the White Wizard is an adequate foe for the Witch-king, Lord of the Nazgûl. For greater even than the dread of his spiked weapon is the terror that goes before him, chilling the blood of men.
From the certified cool-stuff addicts at Weta Workshop comes Figures of Fandom: a new generation of collectibles featuring iconic characters from film, television, and gaming! New in the mix: iconic characters from The Lord of the Rings.
FEATURES OF THE WITCH-KING OF ANGMAR:
- By fans, for fans
- 12.2" tall;
- Made from high-quality PVC;
- Paired with his giant flail and flaming sword;
- Translucent environmental flames.
A SHOWDOWN ON YOUR SHELF
We’ve designed the Witch-King of Angmar as a companion piece to Gandalf the White. Get your hands on your favourite figure or collect them both to recreate the clash at Minas Tirith; seen in the Extended Edition of The Return of the King.
All of us here at Weta Workshop are first and foremost mega-fans – and we’re always looking for new ways to express that passion through collectibles! Our Figures of Fandom are a celebration of all that we love about the worlds of film, television, and gaming, and we’re incredibly excited to share these terrific collectibles with you all.
Richard Taylor - Co-founder & Creative Director, Weta Workshop
FIGURES OF FANDOM
Artistry. Passion. Pure unadulterated pop culture. In 2019, Weta Workshop introduced its next generation of collectibles with Figures of Fandom! Made from high-quality PVC and standing at approximately 1:8 scale, each character is faithfully rendered from licensed 3D assets and comes complete with a stylised environmental base.
Iconic characters from Borderlands 3 and Apex Legends kickstarted the range. But we couldn’t stop there, of course - our fandom sparks from the worlds of film, TV and gaming! We’ve welcomed fan-favourite properties into our Figures of Fandom. From enduring classics like The Lord of the Rings to action-packed anime worlds Death Note, Naruto Shippuden, Bleach and One Punch Man.
These are collectibles made by fans, for fans. Clear space on your shelf and let your fan flag fly.
Please note: images are of a pre-production prototype. Minor variations may occur.
ABOUT THE LORD OF THE RINGS
When Frodo agreed to take the One Ring to Mordor, little did he know what was to ensue across three epic tomes and subsequent film trilogy. The Lord of the Rings is an epic tale of loyalty, friendship, and sacrifice; a global phenomenon that really, now we think of it, needs no introduction. We’ll leave it there, then.
Sauron declared himself openly in 2951, and sent three of his Ringwraiths to Dol Guldur (though the Witch-king was left in Minas Morgul). Then, by lucky chance, the creature Gollum was captured and interrogated. Under torture, the wretched creature revealed the tale of the One Ring and how it came to be in his possession. But from his words, Sauron misunderstood that the land of the hobbits who stole the Ring was on the banks of the Gladden River, whence Gollum originally came from. [22] Sauron sent the Nine, under the leadership of the Witch-king, invisible and uncloaked, to search for the Ring after the assault of Osgiliath.
He was described as having piercing red eyes, a long flowing black robe, and a crown adorned with dark gemstones. It is said that his dark and imposing presence made even the bravest warriors tremble in fear. Despite his intimidating nature, Mata was not invincible. It is said that a group of brave warriors and sorcerers rose up against him in a rebellion. They fought fiercely to overthrow his rule and bring peace and justice to the land. After a long and bloody battle, Mata was finally defeated and his reign of terror came to an end. The story of the Witch King Mata has been passed down through generations, serving as a cautionary tale of the dangers of unchecked power and the importance of standing up against injustice. His legacy serves as a reminder that even the most powerful tyrants can be defeated with courage, determination, and unity. Throughout history, tales of formidable rulers and their eventual downfall have captivated the human imagination. The story of the Witch King Mata is no different, resonating with people's innate desire for justice and the triumph of good over evil. Although the details of his existence may remain shrouded in mystery, the legend of Mata continues to inspire and remind us of the power of resilience and the pursuit of freedom..
Reviews for "The Witch King Mata: The Battleground of Good and Evil"
1. Jack - 2 stars
I found "The Witch King Mata" to be quite disappointing. The plot was confusing and lacked a clear direction. The characters felt underdeveloped and their motives were never fully explained. The pacing of the story was also quite slow, making it difficult to stay engaged. Overall, it just didn't live up to the hype for me.
2. Emily - 1 star
I couldn't even finish "The Witch King Mata". The writing was subpar, filled with grammatical errors and awkward phrasing. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with the characters. The story itself was convoluted and didn't make much sense. I regret picking up this book and would not recommend it to anyone.
3. Sarah - 2 stars
"The Witch King Mata" had potential, but it fell flat for me. The world-building was lacking and I struggled to visualize the settings. The magical elements were poorly explained, leaving me confused about how everything worked. The pacing was inconsistent, with periods of slow development followed by rushed climaxes. Overall, it was a disappointing read that didn't live up to my expectations.