Melkor (Tolkien Legendarium)vsGodzilla Earth (Anigoji) (Toho)

Godzilla Earth (Anigoji) (Toho) @Mandos9452 @vonKonigsberg @LadyGaladriel1212 @vcowles77 if not the process over which melkor with time passed. Always that he uses his part by not being more visible, but mainly in his work of misrepresentation of the earth, acting like this he weakened, some glimpses of this in the silmarilion itself the text published between details, in the Silmarilion in most of the details of the enemies is here that: - From splendor he descended, through arrogance to contempt for all things but himself, a dissipated and merciless spirit.

So melkor has fallen, but from what? He that that primitive divine state, that angel status, and thus he became a spirit even dissipated, and that once more dissipated to melkor he stayed each time he ended up dissipating with his physical body, all the more so that he ended up dissipating with fear of being killed and injured in combat and also because of that he limped forever after being injured in the fight with fingolfin, his face was scarred after Thorondor's attack, all this already demonstrates that melkor was not that one great and powerful spirit that he was in the beginning, there is also a great tolkien text called Ósanwe-kenta that deals with telepathy in middle earth, the text refers to the teachings of Pengolodh (the sage of the elven lore). Vinyar Tengar N. 39 Ósanwe-kenta: “Only Melkor among the Great ones became at last imprisoned in corporeal form; but this was for the use he made in his purpose of making the Lord of the Incarnate, and of the great males he made in visible body. He spared his powers in the way that he sisitives also became, in the end, in support of him, a weakened thing, used by the same and capable of restoring he had fallen. Not even his visible form could control, so that his hideousness could no longer be visible to the evil in his mind, and he could more visible. So it was also with some of his greatest servants, like these last days: they became attached to the ways in which they performed their most deeds, and if those bodies were changed or destroyed, they were nullified, that they would rebuild an A. appearance of their former dwellings, with which they can continue the evil courses begun. (J. R. R. Tolkien – Osánwe-kenta, published in Vinyar Tengwar No. 39 in Jul/1998)