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The storyline begins in 1955 of Christmas Eve when a young Hellboy is listening to a nighttime story being told by his father, Trevor. The story involves an age old war between mankind and magical beings. Succeeding years of war that man started out of greed, the magical beings were annihilated and the remaining forces hid. The leader of the goblin blacksmiths proposes to construct an indestructible golden mechanical force for King Balor, the one-armed lord of the elves. Encouraged by his son Prince Nuada, Balor approves the construction of the mechanical troops.
Soon after, the armies of man assault again yet the Golden Army destroys them effortlessly. But instead of wiping the entire human race, Balor makes a truce with man to stop the war that has left millions of casualties on both sides. Humans will live in peace in their cities while the creatures of the forest remain in nature's care and protection. Prince Nuada disagrees with his father for making the truce, knowing that their enemies can be easily vanquished with the Golden Army on their side. Out of anger for such truce, the prince leaves in exile. To disable the use of the Golden Army, the king orders the key, a magical crown, to be cut into three pieces.
The movie fast forwards to the present time. Nuada ventures off to retrieve the three scattered pieces of the crown key to unleash the Golden Army.
Hellboy II: The Golden Army is available to watch and stream, download, buy on demand at Hulu, Amazon, Vudu, FandangoNow, iTunes online.
Well, great. File this item under "D," both for "Del Toro, Guillermo" and "Damn shame." "Hellboy" creator Mike Mignola recently has seemingly publicly confirmed that Del Toro will never return to direct a third and final installment in Universal Pictures' franchise based on Mignola's Dark Horse Comics series about a demon battling demons.