The Lord of the Rings POP figures

Gandalf, the wise man with graying hair and beard, is a wizard of indefinable power. He plays a vital role in the quest to destroy the One Ring, a devastating weapon forged by the sinister Sauron. His gray beard, as long as a scroll of parchment, hides a deep knowledge of mysterious spells with unfathomable powers. His mission is to guide Frodo, Aragorn and other brave souls in their quest to save Middle-earth from Sauron's domination. He is the pillar on which hope and unity rest in dark times, constantly reminding the inhabitants of Middle-earth of the need to persevere in the fight for freedom and peace.

Blessed with a heroic nobility, Aragorn embodies a mystical strength, inherited from the line of the Kings of Gondor. His destiny is intertwined with a quest to destroy the One Ring and places him at the head of the Fellowship of the Ring. Brave and wise, Aragorn symbolizes loyalty, leadership and sacrifice. His romance with Arwen, an immortal elf, adds a touch of eternal love to the epic. Aragorn proves to be not only the King of Gondor, but also an unforgettable character, carrying the burden of Middle-earth on his shoulders.

Gollum, this tormented creature, is literally obsessed with what he calls, with a sickly affection, his "precious". Once known as Smeagol, he succumbed to the temptation of the One Ring, an evil relic endowed with unimaginable powers, capable of enslaving every creature in Middle-earth. His relationship with the Ring is one-sided and destructive: the object of his desire drives him to inhuman acts, guiding him inexorably toward madness. Gollum, gradually stripped of his own humanity, becomes the very embodiment of the corruption caused by the Ring. His sickly love for this artifact turns him into an unforgettable character of Tolkien's saga, a tragic example of the devastating power of obsession and of the way it can corrupt even the purest souls.

Bilbo Baggins, a hobbit of the Shire, stands for simplicity, curiosity and boldness. Sometimes at peace in his hole at Bag End, sometimes facing the dangers of adventure, he is the archetype of the reluctant hero. His unexpected journey with thirteen dwarves and a wizard takes him to the distant lands of Middle-earth, where he discovers his courage and his resourcefulness. Carrying a magic ring, he fights the temptations of power while playing a crucial role in the fate of the One Ring. His modesty and practical mind make him especially endearing, making him the hero who longs for peace and quiet when he returns from his adventures.