Anime Merch Extravaganza: Dive into Middle-earth with New "LOTR: War of the Rohirrim" Collection

Anime Merch Extravaganza: Dive into Middle-earth with New "LOTR: War of the Rohirrim" Collection

Jared Johnson

Warner Bros. Unveils Loot-Filled Merchandise for "The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim"

Warner Bros. Discovery has rolled out a spectacular range of merchandise that celebrates the upcoming anime film, "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim." This new collection targets fans eager to integrate Middle-earth artistry into multiple aspects of their lives. From toys and tech gadgets to home décor and clothing, this robust lineup is a feast for the eyes and a potential dent in fans' wallets.

The Film Behind the Merchandise

"The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim," an anime rendition directed by Kenji Kamiyama, is primed to hit theaters on December 6, 2024. The film takes audiences back 183 years before the original "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, centering around the legendary King of Rohan, Helm Hammerhand, during a crucial battle for survival against Wulf, a vengeful Dunlending lord. Learn more about the film here.

A Collector's Dream: Figures and Toys

Among the standout offerings are new four-inch "Collect to Build" figures from McFarlane Toys, featuring characters such as Helm Hammerhand, Héra, and Wulf. Purchasing all the figures allows collectors to assemble a formidable Snow Troll. Additionally, Bandai Spirits introduces its S.H. Figuarts line with finely crafted action figures of Héra and Wulf, boasting interchangeable pieces for dynamic posing. Meanwhile, Funko Pop! expands its iconic collection with miniatures of these beloved characters, inviting fans on a visual journey to Middle-earth. Explore more about Funko Pop! here.

Stylish Attire and Tech-Inspired Accessories

WB Shop’s apparel range draws inspiration from Rohan's might and elegance, presenting unique clothing pieces like a "Shield Maiden" long-sleeve shirt and a "Wulf" hoodie. For those wanting a slice of Middle-earth in their tech setup, themed tech accessories such as mouse pads, gaming mats, and laptop sleeves are available—each designed to invite the spirit of Rohan into everyday spaces.

Home Goods That Transport You to Middle-earth

Monogram International offers fans blind bag foam clips and keychains, creating miniature keepsakes of the film's characters. To further enrich homes, the WB Shop includes items like the "You Could Rule" can-shaped glass and a striking two-tone mug. Fans can also display a beautifully crafted Map of Rohan flag, providing a touch of the epic into any home setting.

Theater Exclusives: An Enhanced Viewing Experience

For fans visiting participating theaters, exclusive merchandise like specialty cups and drink toppers themed around key characters enhance the cinematic experience. Hooded blankets add a cozy touch to the theatrical marathon. Starting December, popcorn containers, plush figures, and additional collectibles will be unveiled for purchase, making theater-going a tangible piece of Middle-earth itself.

A Publishing Trove for Middle-earth Enthusiasts

HarperCollins complements the merchandise collection with engaging literature like "The War of the Rohirrim Official Coloring Book" and "The War of the Rohirrim Official Visual Companion," offering artistic journeys into Rohan’s world. In February 2025, a comprehensive art book will dissect the film's creative process through never-before-seen sketches and concepts, making it a must-have for Tolkien and anime aficionados. Discover more on HarperCollins’ new releases.

With each piece, Warner Bros. Discovery succeeds in creating a tangible connection to "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim," celebrating the magic and lore of Tolkien through Kenji Kamiyama’s anime vision. Whether you’re a collector, a casual fan, or a series devotee, this extensive merchandise collection weaves Rohan's legendary tale into the fabric of everyday life.


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