@otaku-sempai2197

The Oathbreakers don't show up at the Pelennor Fields in the book either; they keep the Corsair Fleet from attacking Pelargir, allowing Aragorn to enlist a relief force from the Fiefs of Gondor. And Gollum falling into the Crack of Doom on his own is also faithful to the book.

@okami36

Here's a very good reason Merry sounded like Shaggy.  They're both voiced by Casey Kasem.  Glad you watched this one, even if you didn't enjoy it as much as The Hobbit.

@jimberjamber8540

"Who's directing this, Deborah Chow?"

I spit my beer lmfao.

@brianlangstraat3066

The Hobbit, animated LOTR, and Return of the King make the strangest "trilogy" ever.

@Trilaan

I still prefer some of this to what Peter Jackson did.  I think it's so much better when Gollum gets so overjoyed at being reunited with the ring that he dances it and himself to their doom.  I never liked Peter Jackson having Gollum and Frodo struggling for it and both going over.  I wish we could have got a whole Rankin/Bass LotR trilogy.  Glenn Yarbrough has such a great voice, every song from The Hobbit and this is a banger.  I was singing along to Where There's A Whip, There's A Way while driving yesterday.  I've been watching this since I was, maybe 3 years old.

@Quirderph

I guess it’s time to dive into the more obscure LOTR stuff now? The 1967 Hobbit cartoon short, the 1971 Swedish LOTR TV specials, the Finnish 1993 ”Hobitit” series...

@TrekBeatTK

The army of the dead is really only in flashback in the book and they never come to Minas Tirith.