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* [[Canon Foreigner]]: Several of the main characters, and a few supporting characters, originated from non-canon material, or were unused/renamed/replaced in later editions of ''[[The Silmarillion]]''.
* [[Child Soldiers]]: Most of the Darklanders that serve as soldiers in the Dark Lands are teenagers and young adults in their early to mid twenties.
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** The Underlord has his various sons.
* [[Dark Fantasy]]
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* [[Ghibli Hills]]: The Green Mountains.
* [[Lost World]]: Mórenorë is mostly covered in jungles, and is inhabited by many strange and unknown creatures.
* [[Mook|Mooks]]: Ungoliant's minions, thralls, and other subjects include [[Our Orcs Are Different|Gongs]], [[Our Ogres Are Hungrier|Sarqindi]], [[Our Giants Are Bigger|Giants]], Darklanders, [[Wacky Wayside Tribe|Greblings]], [[Eldritch Abomination|Delvers of the Deep]], and ''[[Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking|Pygmies]]''.
** [[Mook Carryover]]/ [[Rogues Gallery Transplant]]: Many of these were Melkor's minions (most of which were created by Tolkien [[What Could Have Been|but were never actually featured in Tolkien's officially released canon]]) are depicted in this story as Ungoliant's [[Mook|Mooks]].
* [[Mordor]]: Zig-zagged. While "Dark Land" is the literal translation of Mordor, the continent is actually known as "Mórenorë", and is mostly fertile, being covered primarily in jungles and mountains. The south-western region, Arvalin, is mostly a black wasteland with a [[Alien Sky|sky that is red during the day, and pitch-black at night]], but it is not caused by the presence of volcanos (although the nearby Black Mountains are in fact volcanos, they are mostly dormant, with only enough activity to produce hot springs), but by liberation from the frozen Southern Wastes, combined with a significant distance from the Sun and the Moon.
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