Gimli quarreled with him in Moria (which was not unexpected considering the ancient quarrel between Elves and Dwarves) - Legolas' father Thranduil had once imprisoned Gimli's father, Glóin. [5] In the midst of the fighting, Aragorn is dragged off a cliff and into the river below. Legolas and Gimli interrogate the dying Sharku, where the Elf recovers the Evenstar. Legolas believes that Aragorn has perished and is disconsolate, but Théoden urges them to come to Helm's Deep. Legolas and Gimli have no choice to but to continue. Apu Nahasapeemapetilon • Bart Simpson • Chief Wiggum • Comic Book Guy • Coyote • Edna Krabappel • Grampa Simpson • Groundskeeper Willie • Hans Moleman • Homer Simpson • Itchy • Jebediah Springfield • Julius Hibbert • Krusty the Clown • Lisa Simpson • Maggie Simpson • Marge Simpson • Martin Prince • Mayor Quimby • Milhouse Van Houten • Mr. Burns • Ned Flanders • Nelson Muntz • Principal Skinner • Professor Frink • Rainier Wolfcastle • Ralph Wiggum • Santa's Little Helper • Scratchy • Snake Jailbird • Snowball II • Springfield Nuclear Power Plant Worker • Squeaky Voiced Teen • Waylon Smithers, Jr. Betelgeuse • Lydia Deetz • Adam Maitland • Barbara Maitland • Miss Argentina • Harry the Hunter • Juno • Skeleton • Delia Deetz • Minister Bonnie • Devon Miles • Garthe Knight • K.A.R.R. • K.I.T.T. • Michael Knight • Reginald 'RC3' Cornellius III • Slammin' Sammy

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In LEGO The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game, Legolas' appearance is based on that of his physical The Lord of the Rings minifigure. In the game, his default weapon is at first an "Elven Bow", but after visiting Lothlorien, he is given a new longbow, "Galadhrim", which replaces his old one. Both of these bows have the same function- they can be used to shoot enemies and other objects, including targets which are only able to be hit by arrows. In close-quarters combat, Legolas automatically switches to twin daggers, which are based upon the daggers that Tauriel comes with in 79001 Escape from Mirkwood Spiders. However, these daggers can be selected to be out by default instead of the bow.If Tolkien’s projected rewriting of our story in 1960 had proceeded as far as the Mirkwood chapters, we might have been able to discover whether he intended to bring Legolas into Mr. Baggins’ story (after all, in the light of later knowledge we can say he would almost certainly have been present at the Battle of Five Armies); there is no sign of it in the admittedly sketchy notes that survive. But even this would hardly have resolved the question of what was in Tolkien’s mind almost thirty years earlier when he wrote The Hobbit, since by that later date he was committed to the decision that Thingol and the Elvenking were two different characters.

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Legolas also appears in The Lord of the Rings Online, and can be found in the Guest Rooms of Rivendell, and in Cerin Amroth, in Lothlórien. He is one of only five characters who have the Pole Vault Ability. The other four are Sensei Wu, Green Arrow, Finn, and Nightwing. Legolas Greenleaf was an Elf prince from Mirkwood, the son of King Thranduil. When the One Ring, the weapon of Sauron, was reported to have been found, Legolas was sent to Rivendell as one of the representatives of the Elves at the Council of Elrond. He, along with eight other members of the Council, joined what would be known as The Fellowship of the Ring to protect and aid Frodo on his quest to take the ring to the one place it could be destroyed: the volcano Mount Doom, the birthplace of the ring located in the heart of Sauron's realms. He and Gimli became friends, however, when Gimli greeted the Elf, Lady Galadriel, with gentle words. Before the Fellowship departed from Lothlórien, Legolas was given a new Galadhrim longbow. [6] While the Fellowship was travelling over the river Anduin, he used his new bow to shoot an overhead Nazgûl on a fellbeast with one masterful shot in the dark. [7] Sibley, Brian. "THE RING GOES EVER ON: The Making of BBC Radio's The Lord of the Rings". Brian Sibley. Archived from the original on 16 August 2019 . Retrieved 24 February 2020.