"Conan the Barbarian" is a fictional character created by writer Robert E. Howard in the 1930s. He is depicted as a strong and skilled warrior from the mythical land of Cimmeria, known for his adventures in a prehistoric world filled with magic, monsters, and ancient civilizations. Conan's stories often explore themes of survival, strength, and the struggle against tyranny. The character gained popularity through various media, including comic books, films, and television series. The most notable film adaptation was released in 1982, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as Conan. This film helped solidify Conan's status as an iconic figure in fantasy literature and pop culture.