@thyrealbug:

Kazuntoyt :

radagast was locked in, just had a different role. and nobody knows what happened to the blues

xxoptiluke :

radagast was locked in too

🐲🌟WingDraws🌟🐲 :

The Blue Wizards were actually implied to have had a role in stopping Sauron in Rhun, probably reducing the amount of armies they could've sent to aid Mordor

DeputyPotato :

To anyone saying that Radagast succeeded: he didn’t. The mission they were sent on was to counter the forces of evil and assist the races (elves, men, dwarves) in doing so as well. Radagast failed because he focused on the smaller lives of middle earth, and not on his main mission. Gandalf was reborn as Gandalf the White because, when he died, there were no wizards acting towards their original purpose. Eru sent him back with a power up because he died fighting the balrog as the only wizard keeping true to the purpose.

HotdogBasketball :

the funniest part is gandalf didn't even want to go there he was basically made go to middle earth and yet he was the only one who was a legend to return to valinor if I remember correctly

Seth Dees :

We know nothing of the Blue Wizards, fam. Perhaps Saruman was the only wizard that failed to lock-in.

Givingmygrandmafentanyl :

Radagast was both geeked AND locked in

🛡𝐀𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐞🛡 :

Radagast was still seen as doing his duty as he did not fall to evil which is what happened to Saruman. Radagast was simply protecting western border of mirkwood from dol guldur.

Eric :

well it was insinuated that the Blue wizards were helping out with the rebellions in the East and South and that if it weren't for them the armies that came to assist sauron would have been much larger in Middle Earth would not have stood a chance

Noah Hill :

J.R.R. Tolkiens statement regarding Radagast in an Index in “The Return of the King” 1958 edition: “Indeed, of all the Istari, one only remained faithful [Gandalf], and he was the last-comer. For Radagast, the fourth, became enamoured of the many beasts and birds that dwelt in Middle-earth, and forsook Elves and Men, and spent his days among wild creatures.”

Nova :

no the blue wizards were instrumental in fighting the huge evil that emerged 8000 years later Tolkien just never heard about that so he didn't translate the story 😋

Goatboy 33 :

Radagast was like. Lock In? Nah I’ll green out.

Caleb :

We have no idea what the blue wizards did in the farthest places of the East. Rhun itself was uncharted to the Gondorians, and they went even more east than that. I like to believe they prevented even more armies joining with Sauron and started walking back once the ring was destroyed.

Elwood_Folse :

They all locked in. Just on different causes

poopoopeepee126 :

the discourse in the comment section is extremely entertaining.

Sconza :

Gandalf got so high he only knew of his mission.

hazelty :

the blues were locked in we just dont know it

Sir Loin of Beef! :

he got free leaf from the halflings, who wouldn't stay locked in?

ladyk :

The bad one was also locked in

cheesewheel_148 :

According to Third Age Total War, the Blue Wizards tried defending Rhun, and when they failed, they traveled East to never be heard from again. In actual canon there is basically zero information about the Blue Wizards.

🇸🇪Samuel🇸🇪 :

radagast was geeked be so fr

JimmyH :

Erick20.1 :

Son rebook o son nike?

abcdefg :

it's that long bottom leaf 🤫 sarumon hated on gandalf for partaking