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{{Infobox Person Hobbits
 
{{Infobox Person Hobbits
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| caption = Bandobras "Bullroarer" Took
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|name = Bandobras Took
 
|othernames = Bullroarer
| name = Bandobras Took
 
 
|birth = [[TA 2704]] (SR 1104)
| othernames = Bullroarer
 
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|death = [[TA 2806]] (SR 1206)
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|spouse = Unnamed wife
| birth = [[TA 2701]] (SR 1101)
 
 
|weapon = Club
| rule =TA 2752-TA 2799
 
| death = [[TA 2800]] (SR 1200)
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|race = [[Hobbit]]
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|gender = Male
 
|height = 1.35m (4'5")
| spouse = Unnamed wife ?
 
 
|culture = [[Shire]]-hobbit ([[Took clan|Took family]])
| weapon = Club
 
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|caption = A portrait of Bullroarer as seen in ''The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey''|actor = Likeness based on [[Dan Hennah]]}}
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'''Bandobras Took''', more commonly known as '''Bullroarer''', was a [[Hobbit]] of the [[Shire]] and the hero of the [[Battle of Greenfields]].
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'''Bandobras Took''', more commonly known as the '''Bullroarer''', was a [[Hobbit]] of the [[Shire]] and the hero of the [[Battle of Greenfields]].
 
   
==Biography==
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== Biography ==
   
Bandobras Took was the second son of [[Thain]] [[Isumbras III]], and the great-great-grand-uncle of [[Bilbo Baggins]]. He was born in TA 2701. Bandobras is noteworthy among [[Hobbit]]s for his exceptionally large stature, being four feet, five inches tall and able to ride a [[horse]]. He was the tallest Hobbit on record until the [[Ent-draughts]] taken by [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Peregrin Took]] made them the tallest Hobbits in the history of the Shire.<ref>''[[The Lord of the Rings]],'' Prologue, p. 2.</ref>
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Bandobras Took was the second son of [[Thain]] [[Isumbras III]], and the great-great-grand-uncle of [[Bilbo Baggins]]. He was born in [[TA 2704]].<ref name=":0">[[The Lord of the Rings|''The Lord of the Rings'']], [[Appendix C]], "Took of Great Smials"</ref> Bandobras was noteworthy among [[Hobbit]]s for his exceptionally large stature, being four feet, five inches tall and able to ride a [[horse]]. He was the tallest Hobbit on record until the [[Ent-draughts]] taken by [[Meriadoc Brandybuck]] and [[Peregrin Took]] made them the tallest Hobbits in the history of the Shire.<ref>''[[The Lord of the Rings]],'' Prologue, I: "Concerning Hobbits"</ref>
   
 
[[File:Buloarer.jpg|thumb|left|A wooden statue of Bullroarer, erected by Hobbits in the [[Brockenborings]], as seen in ''[[The Lord of the Rings Online]]''.]]
 
[[File:Buloarer.jpg|thumb|left|A wooden statue of Bullroarer, erected by Hobbits in the [[Brockenborings]], as seen in ''[[The Lord of the Rings Online]]''.]]
   
Bandobras also gained fame for leading the Hobbits at the [[Battle of Greenfields]] in [[TA 2747]] when [[goblins]] from [[Mount Gram]] in the [[Misty Mountains]] invaded the [[Northfarthing]]. According to the narrative in the book ''The Hobbit,'' during the battle Bandobras charged the ranks of the goblins of Mount Gram with a wooden club, and knocked the goblin chieftain [[Golfimbul]]'s head clean off, sending it sailing a hundred yards through the air and down a rabbit-hole, thus winning the battle and inventing the game of ''Golf'' at the same time.
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Bandobras also gained fame for leading the Hobbits at the [[Battle of Greenfields]] in [[TA 2747]] when [[goblins]] from [[Mount Gram]] in the [[Misty Mountains]] invaded the [[Northfarthing]]. Bandobras, it was said, charged the goblins' ranks with a wooden club, and knocked the goblin chieftain [[Golfimbul]]'s head clean off, sending it sailing a hundred yards through the air and down a rabbit-hole, thus winning the battle and inventing the game of ''Golf'' at the same time.<ref>[[The Hobbit|''The Hobbit'']], Chapter I: "[[An Unexpected Party]]"</ref>
   
Bandobras was given the nickname "Bullroarer". From him were descended the North-tooks of Long Cleeve, where Peregrin Took's wife [[Diamond of Long Cleeve]] came from. Bandobras died in TA 2800.
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From Bandobras were descended the North-tooks of [[Long Cleeve]], where Peregrin Took's wife [[Diamond of Long Cleeve|Diamond ]]hailed from. He died in the year [[TA 2806]].<ref name=":0" />
   
==Portrayal in adaptations==
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== Portrayal in adaptations ==
===Peter Jackson's The Hobbit===
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=== Peter Jackson's The Hobbit ===
   
 
In [[Peter Jackson]]'s film adaptation ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'', [[Bilbo Baggins]] has a portrait of him in [[Bag End]]. [[Gandalf]] speaks briefly about him and how he invented golf, though it is implied that some historical embellishment may be at work.
 
In [[Peter Jackson]]'s film adaptation ''[[The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey]]'', [[Bilbo Baggins]] has a portrait of him in [[Bag End]]. [[Gandalf]] speaks briefly about him and how he invented golf, though it is implied that some historical embellishment may be at work.
   
==Translations around the World==
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==Translations==
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|Armenian
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|Բանդոբրաս Տուկ
|Bandobras "Urratouro" Tûk
 
 
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|Bulgarian Cyrillic
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|Бандобрас Тук
|Bandobras "Touro Rugidor" Took
 
 
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|Chinese (Hong Kong)
|Spanish (Spain and Latin America)
 
 
|班多布拉斯 "吼牛" 圖克
|Bandobras "Toro Bramador" Tuk
 
 
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|Czech
|Italian
 
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|Bandobras "Bučivoj" Bral
|Brandobras "Ruggibrante" Tuc
 
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|Bandobras "Tyrebrøleren" Toker
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|Bandobras "Härkäräikkä" Tuk
 
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|Bandobras "Bullenrassler" Tuk
 
|Bandobras "Bullenrassler" Tuk
 
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|Hungarian
|Chinese (Hong Kong)
 
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|Tuk Bandobras (Bikabúgó)
|班多布拉斯 "吼牛" 圖克
 
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|Bandobras “Ruggitoro” Tuk
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|Бандобрас Тук (Cyrillic) Bandobras Twk (Latin)
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|Bandobras "Oksebrøleren" Toker<br />Bandobras "Oksebrøler" Tók
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|Bandobras Tuk
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|Bandobras "Urratouro" Tûk
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|Portuguese (Portugal)
 
|Bandobras "Touro Rugidor" Took
 
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|Russian
 
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|Бандобрас Тук
 
|Бандобрас Тук
 
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|Czech
 
|Bandobras "Bučivoj" Bral
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|Bandobras "Ručivec" Bral
 
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|Norwegian
 
|Bandobras "Oksebrøleren" Toker<br>Bandobras "Oksebrøler" Tók
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Bandobras Took, more commonly known as Bullroarer, was a Hobbit of the Shire and the hero of the Battle of Greenfields.

Biography

Bandobras Took was the second son of Thain Isumbras III, and the great-great-grand-uncle of Bilbo Baggins. He was born in TA 2704.[1] Bandobras was noteworthy among Hobbits for his exceptionally large stature, being four feet, five inches tall and able to ride a horse. He was the tallest Hobbit on record until the Ent-draughts taken by Meriadoc Brandybuck and Peregrin Took made them the tallest Hobbits in the history of the Shire.[2]

Buloarer

A wooden statue of Bullroarer, erected by Hobbits in the Brockenborings, as seen in The Lord of the Rings Online.

Bandobras also gained fame for leading the Hobbits at the Battle of Greenfields in TA 2747 when goblins from Mount Gram in the Misty Mountains invaded the Northfarthing. Bandobras, it was said, charged the goblins' ranks with a wooden club, and knocked the goblin chieftain Golfimbul's head clean off, sending it sailing a hundred yards through the air and down a rabbit-hole, thus winning the battle and inventing the game of Golf at the same time.[3]

From Bandobras were descended the North-tooks of Long Cleeve, where Peregrin Took's wife Diamond hailed from. He died in the year TA 2806.[1]

Portrayal in adaptations

Peter Jackson's The Hobbit

In Peter Jackson's film adaptation The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, Bilbo Baggins has a portrait of him in Bag End. Gandalf speaks briefly about him and how he invented golf, though it is implied that some historical embellishment may be at work.

Translations

Foreign Language Translated name
Armenian Բանդոբրաս Տուկ
Bulgarian Cyrillic Бандобрас Тук
Chinese (Hong Kong) 班多布拉斯 "吼牛" 圖克
Czech Bandobras "Bučivoj" Bral
Danish Bandobras "Tyrebrøleren" Toker
Dutch Bandobras Toek
Finnish Bandobras "Härkäräikkä" Tuk
French Bandobras "Taureau Mugissant" Touque
German Bandobras "Bullenrassler" Tuk
Hungarian Tuk Bandobras (Bikabúgó)
Italian Bandobras “Ruggitoro” Tuk
Kazakh Бандобрас Тук (Cyrillic) Bandobras Twk (Latin)
Norwegian Bandobras "Oksebrøleren" Toker
Bandobras "Oksebrøler" Tók
Polish Bandobras Tuk
Portuguese (Brazil) Bandobras "Urratouro" Tûk
Portuguese (Portugal) Bandobras "Touro Rugidor" Took
Russian Бандобрас Тук
Slovak Bandobras "Ručivec" Bral
Spanish (Spain and Latin America) Bandobras "Toro Bramador" Tuk

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 The Lord of the Rings, Appendix C, "Took of Great Smials"
  2. The Lord of the Rings, Prologue, I: "Concerning Hobbits"
  3. The Hobbit, Chapter I: "An Unexpected Party"