While Sauron has had multiple different appearances throughout the LotR franchise, none of them really are book-accurate.

It's possible that many will think of the character of Sauron when asked about who the most iconic villain in the fantasy ...

The Iron Crown of Morgoth looks familiar from the start. It's the same aesthetic and design as Sauron's own iconic armor from The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, which The Rings of Power replicates.

Sauron the Deceiver has taken on many forms throughout the Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit, and The Rings of Power, making him ...

It is then that he came to be known as Sauron, or “the abominable.” Sauron dressed in armor wears the One Ring during battle in a scene from The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.

and returns his son’s prince armor, much to Disa’s disappointment. Disa makes her husband swear never to wear one of the rings, which he promises. Back at Lindon, Gil-galad sees a vision of ...

Sauron's fair form offers timber or something "more precious ... then Elves will come back to beg for mithril armor. Prince ...

Meanwhile, in Eregion, the Dwarves and Elves celebrate their alliance, but Annatar/Sauron looks pretty pissed because he’s still stuck on the idea of wanting to give rings of power to men. Celebrimbor ...

Rings of Power Season 2 Episode 5 is a tragedy – the good kind, though. It’s the kind where, even though you know everyone’s ...

Annatar/Sauron secretly comforts Mirdania ... and returns his son’s prince armor, much to Disa’s disappointment. Disa makes her husband swear never to wear one of the rings, which he promises.

"Not today, Satan!" quips Daniels, who decided to play it safe after reading about the weirdness that filmmakers witnessed ...

They dress so as not to show any skin, with large robes and armor covering all of their bodies, and spooky bronze masks covering their faces. They also ride carrying black banners with white eyes at ...