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Hobbit
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fiktive menschenähnliche Wesen
Hobbits are a fictional race of small humanoid creatures created by J.R.R. Tolkien in his novels, standing about half the height of average humans and characterized by their tough, hairy feet and preference for living in underground homes built into hillsides. They matter as memorable figures in literary fantasy who have become iconic characters in popular culture, particularly through their central role in Tolkien's most famous works.
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Key facts
- Fictional race.name
- Hobbit
- Fictional race.other_names
- Halflings, Holbytlan, Periannath
- Fictional race.series
- Middle-earth
- Fictional race.first_major
- The Hobbit
- Fictional race.creator
- J. R. R. Tolkien
- Fictional race.home_world
- Middle-earth
- Fictional race.capital
- Michel Delving
- Fictional race.base_of_operations
- The Shire, Bree
- Fictional race.sub_races
- Harfoots, Fallohides, Stoors
- Fictional race.language
- Westron
- Fictional race.leaders
- Thain; Mayor of the Shire; Master of Buckland
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Article · Deutsch
Hobbits oder Halblinge sind fiktive, 60 bis 120 cm große menschenähnliche Wesen in der von J. R. R. Tolkien geschaffenen Fantasiewelt Mittelerde. Sie spielen in den Romanen Der Hobbit und Der Herr der Ringe eine tragende Rolle, ebenso in den Verfilmungen Der Hobbit und Der Herr der Ringe von Peter Jackson. In den übrigen Veröffentlichungen Tolkiens werden sie kaum erwähnt.
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