What does Revelation 19:12-16 mean? I've Googled multiple ways/questions to get an answer, no luck!
I know they're symbols/metaphors, but exactly what's the meaning of these symbols/metaphors?

His eyes were blazing with flames.
(Does that mean he was mad?)

Sword comes out of his mouth.
(I don't have the slightest idea of what that can possibly mean)

He was wearing five crowns.
(Does that mean he had five heads?)etc.

Resource after resource, I've yet to receive the answers I'm looking for..
I know its probably because I'm not asking the right way.
Which influenced me to make "This" web-site my last option..
I'm trying my best not to get my account blocked because of not being able to ask questions properly..
But this is my last option, I can't take it anymore..
Can anyone help me understand these scriptures?

And I don't care what denomination the answer comes from.
Starting with v11, this is the rider on the White Horse of Revelation 19.  This is clearly Jesus, in His glorified state, doing warfare on the Earth.

A primary breakdown of the basic level of symbolism could be expressed as follows:


The rider is clearly Jesus.
His White Horse would symbolize victory and triumph, as well as purity and righteousness (based on the color white--you can research Biblical meanings of colors, as well as the Biblical meaning of horses).
The eyes burning with fire could be interpreted as judgment, fury, wrath, holiness (in terms of an all-consuming fire), as well as other takes.  The general sense is that what He look at, He burns with the fire of His gaze.  Consider the Proverbs, which says that the King winnows evil with his eyes.  He actually divides good and evil as one separates wheat and chaff.  For further analysis, you could study 'fire' throughout the Scriptures with a concordance.
The NIV says "many crowns".  He is the King of Kings, the King of all Kings, and Ephesians says He has greater dominion than anyone else, both now and forever, and hence, the crowns symbolize his royalty and rule, just as any crown would any king.  He has 'many', because He is ruler of all.
He has a name written that no one knows but Himself.  This speaks of His authority, and also parallels to the Ephesians 1 name, better than any that can be given in this age and the next.  Names speak of authority, which is why people pray "in Jesus' name".
He is in a white robe, which elsewhere in Revelation symbolizes righteous deeds or acts.  All the Lord's dealings are righteous.  Garments speak of acts, and the whiteness, cleanness, and unspottedness speaks of sinlessness, in general.
It is dipped in blood.  This is the blood of His enemies which He is slaying.  This, on His white robe here, symbolizes His righteousness in executing His wrath.  This does not take away from their sinlessness.
His Name is the Word of God.  He is the Logos of John 1:1.  Again, clearly Jesus.
The armies of heaven also follow Him on similar white horses and white robes, with the same general meaning.
The sword coming out of His mouth would be the Word of God, as the Ephesians 6 calls the Sword of the Spirit the Word of God.  This is a metaphor throughout the New Testament (Hebrews 4:12, for example).
He is there ruling.
He treads the winepress of the fury of the wrath of God, again, the reason for the blood on His robes.  Winepresses usually left people with very purple or red feet and clothes.  This "wine", however, is the blood of his enemies, as before.  Searching Biblical encyclopedias on winepresses could be beneficial, as well as End Times commentaries on the winepress of God's wrath.


These are all the basic symbolisms, although they may vary from tradition to tradition.  Most, if not all, are based within somewhere from the Word, and most, but not all, would have similar interpretations, without getting into any of the deeper meaning of the actually events taking place here.