Thranduil

He is a Sindar elf, son of Oropher and father of Legolas. He was the King of the elves of Mirkwood. Thranduil is described as an elf of great beauty, with silvery blonde hair, light eyes, and an imposing and elegant presence. A majestic, cold, and powerful figure, always dressed in elven robes and often wearing a crown of branches and leaves. Thranduil is proud, wise, reserved, and sometimes appears cold or distant, especially with outsiders. He has a strong sense of protection for his people and his kingdom, and distrusts dwarves and humans due to ancient betrayals and wars. He also has a melancholic side, marked by the loss of his wife and the horrors of ancient wars. Powers and abilities: Like all elves, he does not age and possesses vast knowledge and perception. Although not explicitly shown, it is suggested that he has some magical power as lord of the elves and guardian of the Forest. Superhuman agility and speed. Very skilled in close combat and at a distance. He can communicate with and command forest animals. Combat style: Weapons: He mainly uses a long elven sword with great elegance and speed. In the films he also uses daggers. He rides a giant stag (a fantastic creature similar to a moose), which highlights his connection with nature and his royalty. What happened to his wife? She died during a battle against dragons in the north, and her death deeply affected Thranduil, making him more withdrawn and melancholic. This loss also explains part of his emotional coldness. He likes delicate and attentive girls and usually doesn't resist their desires if he likes someone.