This is why I don’t understand why WB and JK Rowling chose to focus on Dumbledore and Grindelwald instead of the prequel of the first wizarding war that Voldermont began.
@@andrzejzborowski4920 I think he would become beloved in the same sense that Joffrey is from Game of Thrones. Everybody absolutely despises him, but we love the actor.
I think they should make everything R rated for harry potter. The future potential for harry potter things is limitless. 1st war, harry potter series, quidditch world cups. Same as with the games. Honestly hope there are many harry potter things released from now until I die
Films-wise, WB should stick with PG-13 as there is still such a massive younger audience for the show that keeps growing, and it would certainly limit the younger teens and kids who adore the franchise and everything to do with it from reaching new content. Like a darker series with a tv-ma rating sounds incredible for us who have grown up with the Wizarding World, but I don't really see WB doing a tv-ma if they want to play it safe. I hope that when they do the reboot show, which we know they're going to do, they make most of the episodes after Prisoner of Azkaban's season will be tv-14 or tv-ma. Side note: some cool series that WB could make in my opinion are 1. The First Wizarding War (TV-14 & TV-MA) 2. The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore (TV-14) _dumbledore's autobiography_ 3. After The Second Wizarding War (TV-14) 4. Marauders (TV-14) 5. Harry Potter: Visions (TV-PG & TV-14) _wizarding world anime similar to what star wars did_ 6. Merlin (TV-14) 7. Hagrid's Tale (TV-14) _the journey hagrid took described in ootp chapter 20_ 8. The Noble and Most Ancient House of Black (TV-MA) _regulus black and kreacher show_ 9. The Unspeakable (TV-14) _department of mysteries show_
21:30 missed opportunity to mention that the other reason Voldemort probably targetted Harry was that Neville was a pure-blood (which in itself might have been another reason he didn't go after the Longbottoms) while Harry was a half-blood. With Voldemort seeing himself as the most powerful wizard to ever live who also happened to be a half-blood, he would probably recognize the threat in Harry significantly more than in Neville.
@@FNCMontragoryes. Any muggle born witches going back forever in your family lines equates to being a half blood even though that's not how fractions work lol
Nah doesn’t make sense he just chose one or the other. And both play parts into his (voldemorts) death. You can argue they were both chosen but obviously he marked him as an equal when his mom jumped in front of him
@@Dawid23_Gamer That's exactly what happened though. Can't remember where it states it but either Harry or Neville could have been the chosen one but Voldemort made it Harry when he tried to kill him
It’s interesting, the WW2 Hitler parallel. Preaching the blonde hair blue eyes, perfect specimen when Hitler looked nothing like that himself. Voldemorts pure blood regime, while he himself is a half blood
Shame of one's own bloodlines is what normally drives the suppression of similar peoples. In Hitler's case, I think he just had a "thing" for blondes. His wife, after all, was a beautiful blonde specimen herself.
@mrjrountree same with Sirius. During the movies Sirius and Lupin and Snape were in their mid 30s when Harry came to Hogwarts. Snape and Lupin were only 38-39 when they died and Sirius would have been like 36 when he died.
It's worth mentioning that the Death Eaters were just Voldemort's inner circle. He commanded an army of witches and wizards he bewitched to work for him and when his magic was destroyed they "felt ouf of trance" (Hagrid's phrase).
@@MagusMortloch look at our politics today. people are raciest, intolerant and a bunch of assholes. so old volde wouldn't need to bewitch anyone. he could use his politics to change people over him. this is what made him scary
@@fuzzyhair321 Voldemort used many different tricks to get people to work for him from dark magic to promises and blackmailing etc. The most sinister part IMO is that he collected the army of werewolves with the promise of muggle meat. I think it was the army of dark creatures doing muggle genocide that scared the whole wizarding world.
@fuzzyhair321 It isn't a cop out, the Death Eaters were his inner circle, there were many who then voluntarily followed him and many who were bewitched to follow him. Voldemort was a powerful wizard, he had many people magically under his control, when he fell from power many were broken out of his control and fell out of a trance, but obviously there were some who used it as an excuse to say they were bewitched too to avoid incarceration
I feel like the first war went into a different “war” after Tom heard the prophecy. Then he had a clear enemy/ target rather than just giving Dumbledore the finger as he killed and gained power
For real. What little tid bits we got about his past in the books particularly the Half Blood Prince were my favorite, and it was a shame the movie pretty much cut all that out. That’s why I’m excited for the upcoming show because it’ll add so much the movies had to cut
So, im actually pretty sure that the ring was the first horcrux and the diary was second. Tom was already wearing the ring when he asked slughorn if it was possible to split the soul more than once which suggests that he had already created one horcrux and was wanting to make more. The supercarlinbrothers did a fantastic video on this topic. The ring was first, the diary was second.
The DARK spell that would have killed Dumbley without Snapes intervention though? Is he powerful enough at this time to place a curse like that on the ring?
I don’t remember Snape being Voldemort’s most trusted DE during the first war. Bellatrix clearly was one because he entrusted her one of his horcruxes, taught her, and (most likely) told her about the prophecy and horcruxes. I assume that because she specifically went after the Longbottoms after his defeat and was absolutely calm at her trial & confident of Voldemort’s return.
je same that seems strange, draco was mad at snape in the 6th book thinking he'd usurped luciouses position there'd be no reason to think that if snape was higher up. probably just some spy that was tolerated for being good at curses
They could of used the battle of both to show the end in the beginning of such a time period then really delve into Tom Riddle. It would of drew the audience in and clarified how powerful Dumbledore truly was. They could of wrote a paragraph in the beginning on screen to explain what was going on and have that be the end of it. Kind of like how star wars did it in their opening screens.
That thay dont make a voldemort orgin series insted of the reboot Is sad :( So mutch thay could include. And go into. Thay also could have made some episodes showing marauders side 😣😣😣😣
Yeah but there were a lot the movies cut from the books. For instance they make a movie about the Half Blood Prince but cut that entire arc out 🤦🏻♂️ I’m super excited for the show, but I will also agree a prequel about He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named would’ve been epic. However you’d have to fully commit to the horror and violence and I know WB would never green light an R-rated HP spin off.
@@MagusMortloch no people fear Voldemort because he killed a lot of people. I'm not sure who was more powerful out of Voldemort and Grindelwald, but Voldemort was weaker than an older more powerful dumbledore while Grindelwald was an equal with a younger less powerful dumbledore, so it's unclear.
@@turtlesandmoreturtles Grindelwald also killed a lot of people during his reign of terror. He was the most feared dark wizard ever before Voldemort came... It's confirmed by the books that Voldemort is more powerful than Grindelwald, so that part is not up to debate... What we can debate is what Voldemort did in the first wizarding to become You Know Who.
@@MagusMortloch where does it say that? I know the books say he's more powerful but the context around the statement (like who said it) could effect how reliable the statement is.
@@turtlesandmoreturtles HP The Chamber of Secrets Chapter 1: "At the age of one year old, Harry had somehow survived a curse from the greatest Dark sorcerer of all time, Lord Voldemort, whose name most witches and wizards still feared to speak"
I think the only thing we could add is that during the 2nd Wizarding War we know that Voldemort used a Taboo Curse on his own name so that enemies bold enough to use his name out loud would attract his immediate attention resulting in a visit by Death Eaters. Harry, Hermione and Ron were genuinely surprised how quickly two Death Eaters found them when they had just escaped the wedding. We later find out about the Taboo because Ron overheard two snatchers talking about it in a Pub. It seems plausible that Voldemort had used the Taboo Curse either in, or previous to the First Wizarding War as a means for locating enemies as well, which would explain Witches and Wizards fearing to use him name dubbing him "He Who Must Not Be Named" or "You Know Who." I am sure he was widely feared without the Taboo Curse, but that curse would have truly cemented fear of using his name.
Fun fact the diary is actually not the first horcrux that Vodemort created. It's actually the ring that he created first. After that, it was the diary as Morphious told Voldemort about the location of the Chamber of Secrets as its known the Ghonts knew the location of it.
@@MagusMortloch no that is incorrect. Tom already had the ring with him while he was questioning Slughorn about splitting the sole more then once. At that time he has already killed his father and grandparents (15 years old in 5th year). Chamber of Secrets was opened after in his 7th Year when he was 17 in 1943 . So the first horcrux is in fact the ring. All the dates are in the book also 😂.
@@ascot36No you are wrong. He opened the Chamber of Secrets when he was 16 as he in the books says "I decided to leave behind a diary, preserving my sixteen-year-old self in its pages" He had already created the dairy horcrux when he went out to murder his father and grandparents and then after that he asked Slughorn about the possibility to create multiple horcruxes which makes the ring the second horcrux.
@@MagusMortloch he was born in December 31 so he was still in his 7th year . Sure check the wiki yourself if you don't trust me. @SuperCarlinBrothers also have a video about it
6:00 he made the ring into a horcrux First. Going to his family is how he discovered the Gaunt name connection, connection him to Slytherin, leading him to the Chamber location where the Basilisk kills Myrtle and Voldemort somehow uses that kill to make the diary horcrux. Common misconception
Fascinating! I agree with other posters, that a prequel featuring the first wizarding war would be terrific. My greatest curiosity has been... What did the older Tom Riddle/Voldemort look like before he was dematerialized? He came back as the snakey looking Voldemort, but did he look like that when he killed the Potters and attempted to kill baby Harry?
No. In his original form Voldemort would have obviously looked like a normal old man (he would have been in his 50's by the time he killed the Potters). He only looked like a "grown up Gollum" in his second form because of the way he was resurrected through his horcruxes. That's also the main reason his second form was so much weaker than he was originally.
@@justdana2524 Voldemort looked like older Tom Riddle with features that had been burned and blurred; they were waxy and oddly distorted, and the whites of the eyes had a permanently bloody look and his face was as pale as the snow and he was hairless. IMO he looks more scary in the first wizarding war.
If voldemort wasn't so hung up in what type of objects he would choose to make his horcruxes he would have truly been immortal. Dude could have just picked up a random stone, made it a horcrux and dumped it in the middle of the pasific ocean or hiked into the middle of the appalachian mountains and made one from a random twig he found and just burried it in the middle of the forest. Dude could have literally just ported into the middle of the Sahara desert and made a funny looking cacti a horcrux and leave. There's a million stones just chillin on mount everest he could have made into a horcrux. Just leave it at a totally random ass place in some tiny crevas in the mountain somewhere. There is pyramids no human ever has set their foot in which he could enter and leave a horcrux.
I kind of disagree about the First Wizarding War being worse because it lasted longer, sure it lasted longer, but at least Voldemort was fighting AGAINST the establishment and the government. In the Second Wizarding War, Voldemort literally BECAME the establishment, he WAS the government for nearly a whole year. The first war, Voldemort didn't literally have control of Britain like he did during the second war, I think the totality of Voldemorts reign probably did more overall damage to the country as a whole than his slow burn uprising from the First war.
Voldemort's horcruxes make him unable to die if killed. What of old age? Does he age while his horcruxes are active? Would he have to rebuild his body and make a new horcrux every century or so? I've never heard an answer to natural death regarding horcruxes.
I'm thinking that the Magic would die with him, and said relic would become cursed, rather than remain an outlet for his soul to transcend death. But that is a damn good question.
There is an error in the dating. Voldemort disappeared around 1955 and returned around 1965, when Dumbledore became Headmaster of Hogwarts. In the years 1965-1971, Voldemort operated legally and had many supporters, preaching the ideas of pure-blood superiority and the subordination of Muggles. In 1971 he decided to achieve his goals by force and then the war began.
I share this with you first because you're my favorite Harry Potter creator. Is it possible that Dumbledore foresaw the rise of Voldemort. Whether when he visits Voldemorts orphanage or when he created his first few horcrux's, Dumbledore decides to infuse faux with a charm that makes his shared wand core phoenix feather that makes it shape priore incantatum that saves harry from Voldemort not just in the goblet of fire but also during the first part of the deathly hallows. It also explains why Dumbledore is there when harry dies to separate himself from being Voldemort's final horcrux.
Honestly i really can't believe there is still no show or movie about the first wizarding war. For adult audiences it is so perfect, dark, desparate, romantic, not childish at all. With AI i made my own version as only survivor of Potter family isn't Harry rather Lily and Voldemort isn't defeated. She becomes like an angel of vengeance while we are hunting down death eaters one by one in 1982. The best spin-off ever..
Worth noting that Barry Crouch Jr might not have actually been involved in the torture of the Longbottoms! It’s left ambiguous in the books, which leaves open the possibility that he was innocent, but then became hardened in Azkaban after his father wouldn’t listen to him. Meaning Crouch Sr and the mob justice mentality of that trial were partially responsible for Voldemort ultimately coming back to power. Lots of cool thematic implications there!
Barty Crouch was there, the biggest hint is there is room for him in Voldemort's inner circle. When he comes to the graveyard they leave space, and he comments how he is at Hogwarts. These Death Eaters haven't gathered since before the fall, so they wouldn't have a space for him, if he joined after.
Rowling should write a story set during the first wizarding war about a character who should be a death eater but is on the side of Dumbledore and the aurors. Similar to Snape, but much nastier and more ruthless. Someone who openly despises muggle-borns, consumes illegal substances, and can effectively use unforgivable curses
No matter how good your friendship is with Sirius, if Dumbledore himself asks to be your secret keeper to insure the safety of your wife and kid, you say YES! Voldemort never even came close to Dumbledore during the first wizarding war, noone could have been a better secret keeper. Sirius would have 100% understood and stand by this decision.
I always wondered how or why Mundungus Fletcher was accepted into the Order, and trusted. He doesn’t seem very trustworthy. There’s probably not much information about this, but maybe you, if anyone, could find some. Thanks
From what I remember, Mundungus was accepted into the Order because he was a criminal/former criminal and he had lots of connections in the underworld, he would hear alot of things that were useful to the Order. He was also trusted by the Order because Dumbledore helped him out of a tight spot in some way, so Mundungus owed Dumbledore for that
This is great history. Really interesting. So much has happened. It's great his followers were completely defeated. Great history. I think third is true. He was extremely weak,no physical form,was half dead. Great message at the end,as usual
I don't think that Severus was Voldemort's favourite, close companion or anything in the 1st War, not yet, indeed he was reasonably high in ranks, Voldemort listened to his advise after all - regarding to the prophecy - but, never gave him a Horcrux for instance. I think Snape was still on probation at the time. Voldemort likely recognised his talent, lectured him in his free time or as a reward for successful missions, but did he really trust him??
The 6th movie shows dumbledore was already old, white hair and beard, when he went to recruit Tom at the adoption home. But in Fantastic Beasts Dumbledore is young and handsome when he fought Grindlewald? I’m confused is this a plot hole or am I understanding wrong ?
22:55 wow Voldemort was such a bro to Snape he tried to tell Lily to leave or be killed. He never did that with anyone else. But Lilly was stubborn and chose to take care of a baby instead of love Snape
I think they should have done a prequal series focused on Dumbledore, showing Voldemort as he became the master villain he became. He could be the Darth Sidious to Dumbledore's Yoda. They could use Lily/James as supporting cast members while Dumbledore, Voldemort, and Grindewald are the leads. Maybe even show Minerva too, though I'm not sure when she would have entered the equation or how vital she was to the war. I'd also like to see Nevel's parents and how they went from the people they were to what they became. IF I'm not mistaken, they weren't actually killed righ? They were just driven mad?
I could have sworn in a different video you said the ring was before the diary (Myrtle) bc he was wearing it in the slughorn memory… which was before he opened the chamber
Their goals were different and Grindlewald could have been a threat to Voldemort's own power. While Voldemort _pretended_ to be about pure blood supremacy, he was really mostly interested in furthering his own power and immortality. Pure blood supremacy was simply an ideal he agreed with that he was able to use to further his own goals. Grindlewald truly did believe in Wizard superiority over Muggles; he was *far* less extreme than Voldemort. While Voldemort saw value in only the lives of "pure bloods" (himself being the exception because he'd "purified" his own blood when he murdered his father and like most racists, he's a hypocrite). Grindelwald saw both wizards and muggles as worthy of life and likely didn't care if a wizard's parents were muggle, wizard, or mix. He saw muggles not as undeserving of life, but of deserving of the "benefit" wizard rule, thinking that all lives would be better if wizards were in charge.
@@AustynSN Ah I see and have read that before. Still makes me wonder why he never went to him to learn from him, even if it ment he was only using Grindlewald to further his knowledge of magic. Not saying Gringlewald would have helped him but still I have always found it off Voldermort just never sought him for anything. Not knowledge or to join him or anything. Just to find out where the edler wand is.
@@Malkiore1 I'd guess that until he wanted The Elder Wand, Voldemort thought of Grindlewald as just a useless failure who fell to Dumbledore. Perhaps he also didn't want to meet him because of his own fear of Dumbledore. Like seeing the broken man that Grindlewald became would be a look at his own fate if he fought Dumbledore. (Though that is just wild conjecture on my part.)
Because he saw Grindelwald as a failure. He was defeated by Dumbledore (who did not duel to kill) despite having the elder wand and using dark magic...
Yeah I think that is a mistake. Voldemort would never try to recruit a muggle born with his agenda. Snape was not that important. He did however convinced Voldemort not to kill Lily at first. I do believe he would have tried to recruit Lupin, Sirius, and James.
@@breeannalaman1799i always got the impression that Voldemort didn’t fully believe his own supremacist ideology. Lots of dictators don’t really, they just exploit the ideas and sensibilities of others to gain power, or they have a more practical incentive to commit mass slavery/genocide of a specific group of people rather than simply eugenics. Using people from the groups you’re targeting who has influence or similar view to you is a very important strategy. Voldemort wasn’t stupid, he knew a talented witch when he saw one, and I think he could have made an exception in Lily’s case whether it was to soften up Snape or not. I think he was just unable to instill a sense of internal hatred in Lily
I just realised something: When a Wizard dies, his spells stop working. So, since the DADA position was still cursed and could not be filled for more than a year, Dumbledore should have known with 100% certainty, that Voldemort was still alive between the two wars.
You have 2 mistakes: 1.Tom talked to Slughorn about making 7 Horcruxes and you said 6 for some reason. 2.The war began in 1970. Other than that I love the video man.
I think he asked about splitting the soul into seven pieces, one being one’s self, and six being horcruxes. That’s the special thing about Harry, he is the seventh horcrux, which split voldys soul into eight pieces
@@wyattblaine7066 I checked it out. He does ask about 7. I know all about what he did. He simply put it destroyed his own soul. Voldemort is not such a great villain I think.
Imagine a Voldemort series that shows awesome battles of him killing loads of different wizards then ends with him loosing to a Baby. It would be awesome!
You say that Voldemort was at the peak of his powers here but he never got the ministry and Hogwarts like he did in the second war. Surely that was his peak in terms of power?
Its interesting how the 1. wizarding war was much larger in scope t han the second, but Voldemort never actually succeeded in overthrowing the Ministry of Magic during that whole war. He did in the 2. wizarding war.
Because it was literally the only hope he had left for stopping Voldemort. Think about it; Voldemort's forces were absolutely winning the war at that point, no one could stop him, and everyone who tried either died or was forced to serve him against their will. The Ministry of Magic was in complete and utter disarray, even muggles were beginning to die as a result of Voldemort's campaign. Dumbledore was desperate to stop Voldemort by any means necessary, and he didn't have the luxury of being picky in regards to who was offering him that means.
@@GamerX51Which also makes me wonder why Voldemort would even believe her prophecy? He was arrogant and i'm sure he didn't believe she had any ability to forsee the future. Why would he take any caution at all at that point?
@@Rykiz_Vidz Because Voldemort was incredibly paranoid; allowing any possibility of his own defeat to go unanswered was something that he was simply never going to do. He wasn't willing to take any chances at all when it came to his overall goals. Hence, his massive overreaction to the news of Harry's birth. Honestly, Voldemort wasn't defeated by Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix during the first Wizarding War, he was defeated by his own Paranoia. If he had simply ignored Snape and continued his campaign, he would have easily won the war; even Dumbledore couldn't have stopped him. (despite the books' frantic insistence to the contrary.) If Voldemort doesn't kill Lily Potter, Snape never turns on him; he remains a loyal death eater to the end of his days. Also, Peter Pettigrew's cover is never blown, so Voldemort could have used him to spy on the Order of the Phoenix from the inside, giving him an overwhelming tactical advantage in the war.
Dumbledore knew when Trelawney was in a legitimate seer state. She would go into trances that were difficult to bring her out of (if I remember correctly). Also, her predictions during her trance state tended to be less generic, but it's been awhile since I read the series. Point being, she would go into trance like fits, and that's how Dumbledore knew she was tapping into her gift.
If none of them believe her prophecy, how can the story continue? With story go on, voldemort and death eater getting less intelligent, that way, Rowling can finish the story in 7 books.
If the sorting hat followed the ideals of the founders how did half bloods like Snape and Riddle make it in to Slytheren ? Further more, why would either of them as powerful as they were embrace the pure blood supremacy ideal ?
Because the sorting hat was only created to take a single one of each founder's ideals into consideration, not all of their ideals. With Salazar Slytherin, that one ideal was "Ambition" so that's the only real criteria the hat takes into account when deciding if a new student fits into Slytherin house.
I always figured Draco would turn out as a full fledge villain, since he seemed to hate Ron, harry, hermione, and Albus. Draco especially seemed to be Dolores Umbridge's lacky, and her allied with Lord Voldemort.
Im working on a story that focuses on the First Wizarding War and how other countries view it and almost making a First World War like. Of course, I don’t know why we never get other countries' perspectives. Does Japanese also too practice dark arts? Why doesn't the MACUSA help out? Do they have their own intervention?
See I have an odd perspective on it, I see it as there only having been 2 wizarding wars instead of 3. Those two being the one with grindelwald and the other being the one with voldemort that combined both into one, I just didn't really see the war as being over just because voldemort was defeated. Yeah sure, he may not have had nearly as much of a hold on the wizarding world, but he still very much made attempts left and right to influence it. Kinda like while there may not be any active fighting, the war still proceeds through other means.
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Second major mistake. After Snape has spent 7 years obsessing over Lily Evans. He definitely knows that she has no interest in whatsoever joining Voldemort or his death eaters and will probably die before joining.
This is why I don’t understand why WB and JK Rowling chose to focus on Dumbledore and Grindelwald instead of the prequel of the first wizarding war that Voldermont began.
LGBT rules. Name "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" but not about magic creature.
Because she didn't want to pay too much attention to Voldemort. She didn't want Voldemort to become a beloved villain.
Personally I don’t believe it would be violent enough. Voldemort’s rise should be Rated R.
@@andrzejzborowski4920 I think he would become beloved in the same sense that Joffrey is from Game of Thrones. Everybody absolutely despises him, but we love the actor.
Yeah Rowling is so sensitive to queer people 😅@jerrychen4348
Instead of making another Harry Potter reboot show…anyone else think they should make an R rated show based on this war?
I think they should make everything R rated for harry potter. The future potential for harry potter things is limitless. 1st war, harry potter series, quidditch world cups. Same as with the games. Honestly hope there are many harry potter things released from now until I die
@@themelon7112 maybe a sequel?
Movie not show, no cap.
Films-wise, WB should stick with PG-13 as there is still such a massive younger audience for the show that keeps growing, and it would certainly limit the younger teens and kids who adore the franchise and everything to do with it from reaching new content. Like a darker series with a tv-ma rating sounds incredible for us who have grown up with the Wizarding World, but I don't really see WB doing a tv-ma if they want to play it safe. I hope that when they do the reboot show, which we know they're going to do, they make most of the episodes after Prisoner of Azkaban's season will be tv-14 or tv-ma.
Side note: some cool series that WB could make in my opinion are
1. The First Wizarding War (TV-14 & TV-MA)
2. The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore (TV-14) _dumbledore's autobiography_
3. After The Second Wizarding War (TV-14)
4. Marauders (TV-14)
5. Harry Potter: Visions (TV-PG & TV-14) _wizarding world anime similar to what star wars did_
6. Merlin (TV-14)
7. Hagrid's Tale (TV-14) _the journey hagrid took described in ootp chapter 20_
8. The Noble and Most Ancient House of Black (TV-MA) _regulus black and kreacher show_
9. The Unspeakable (TV-14) _department of mysteries show_
@@nathaniel04 Na R rated Deadpool style for everything! Would be the biggest box office series/films success ever!
21:30 missed opportunity to mention that the other reason Voldemort probably targetted Harry was that Neville was a pure-blood (which in itself might have been another reason he didn't go after the Longbottoms) while Harry was a half-blood. With Voldemort seeing himself as the most powerful wizard to ever live who also happened to be a half-blood, he would probably recognize the threat in Harry significantly more than in Neville.
Does Harry count as Halfblood? Because technically both his parents were Wizards.
@@FNCMontragoryes. Any muggle born witches going back forever in your family lines equates to being a half blood even though that's not how fractions work lol
Nah doesn’t make sense he just chose one or the other. And both play parts into his (voldemorts) death. You can argue they were both chosen but obviously he marked him as an equal when his mom jumped in front of him
@@jaimevalencia6271 you must be fun at parties.
@@Dawid23_Gamer That's exactly what happened though. Can't remember where it states it but either Harry or Neville could have been the chosen one but Voldemort made it Harry when he tried to kill him
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It’s interesting, the WW2 Hitler parallel. Preaching the blonde hair blue eyes, perfect specimen when Hitler looked nothing like that himself. Voldemorts pure blood regime, while he himself is a half blood
Whilst rounding up capturing “mud bloods” and accusing them of stealing magic
Shame of one's own bloodlines is what normally drives the suppression of similar peoples. In Hitler's case, I think he just had a "thing" for blondes. His wife, after all, was a beautiful blonde specimen herself.
Low info takes here lol
That's exactly why she did it just saying
In today's day and age if something sounds like the Nazis it's usually based on the Nazis that's just a good rule of thumb
Because of the movies , I always pictured Lilly and james in their 30s, but they died at 21 years old
And Snape always looked much older than them, but I blame the actor playing him for that. lol
@@jacob4920 He looks the same age as lupin though
@mrjrountree same with Sirius. During the movies Sirius and Lupin and Snape were in their mid 30s when Harry came to Hogwarts. Snape and Lupin were only 38-39 when they died and Sirius would have been like 36 when he died.
@@spencerhulcy727at least with Sirius looking older can be explained by Azkaban aging you fast
@@austindietz9606Same with Lupin being a werewolf
It's worth mentioning that the Death Eaters were just Voldemort's inner circle. He commanded an army of witches and wizards he bewitched to work for him and when his magic was destroyed they "felt ouf of trance" (Hagrid's phrase).
I feel that's a cop out, after growing up in this world people aren't black and white. Many would take up his politics like that
@@fuzzyhair321 What do you mean?
@@MagusMortloch look at our politics today. people are raciest, intolerant and a bunch of assholes. so old volde wouldn't need to bewitch anyone. he could use his politics to change people over him. this is what made him scary
@@fuzzyhair321 Voldemort used many different tricks to get people to work for him from dark magic to promises and blackmailing etc. The most sinister part IMO is that he collected the army of werewolves with the promise of muggle meat. I think it was the army of dark creatures doing muggle genocide that scared the whole wizarding world.
@fuzzyhair321 It isn't a cop out, the Death Eaters were his inner circle, there were many who then voluntarily followed him and many who were bewitched to follow him. Voldemort was a powerful wizard, he had many people magically under his control, when he fell from power many were broken out of his control and fell out of a trance, but obviously there were some who used it as an excuse to say they were bewitched too to avoid incarceration
Its crazy the 1st war lasted 11 years and the 2nd 2 years, man id give for a analog horror story about voldemort past
I feel like the first war went into a different “war” after Tom heard the prophecy.
Then he had a clear enemy/ target rather than just giving Dumbledore the finger as he killed and gained power
For real. What little tid bits we got about his past in the books particularly the Half Blood Prince were my favorite, and it was a shame the movie pretty much cut all that out. That’s why I’m excited for the upcoming show because it’ll add so much the movies had to cut
The first wizarding war truly sounds horrific and terrifying 😢
Just wow.
It was. I was there fighting in it
It does as terrible as it would be I would try to return to the muggle world and maybe just practice house hold cleaning spells at home.
Yeah even I was there@@Jameslfgsmith
So, im actually pretty sure that the ring was the first horcrux and the diary was second. Tom was already wearing the ring when he asked slughorn if it was possible to split the soul more than once which suggests that he had already created one horcrux and was wanting to make more. The supercarlinbrothers did a fantastic video on this topic. The ring was first, the diary was second.
The DARK spell that would have killed Dumbley without Snapes intervention though? Is he powerful enough at this time to place a curse like that on the ring?
The ring is the first one yes. Watch supercarlain brother video on it
Yes because Voldemort killed the riddle family first.
@@choke9270I feel like he would have that kind of power if he was in a position of being capable of creating horcruxes already
You are correct. Otherwise he would've never found the chamber
I would prefer movie prequels of this event instead after concluding the movie adaptations of the books
Saying Voldemort disappeared from 61-71 reminds me of in Sandlot when they said one of the kids just “Got lost in the 60s”😂😂
That line stuck with me. And I walked into class late so that was the only scene I saw of that movie
The kids name was Bertram
The drug/studio 54 world?
I don’t remember Snape being Voldemort’s most trusted DE during the first war. Bellatrix clearly was one because he entrusted her one of his horcruxes, taught her, and (most likely) told her about the prophecy and horcruxes. I assume that because she specifically went after the Longbottoms after his defeat and was absolutely calm at her trial & confident of Voldemort’s return.
je same that seems strange, draco was mad at snape in the 6th book thinking he'd usurped luciouses position there'd be no reason to think that if snape was higher up.
probably just some spy that was tolerated for being good at curses
Lucius was actually his most trusted and second-in-command, Bellatrix became his most trusted in the Second Wizarding War
I would have preferred a movie that focused on this then a Dumbledore vs grindelwald movie.
They could of used the battle of both to show the end in the beginning of such a time period then really delve into Tom Riddle. It would of drew the audience in and clarified how powerful Dumbledore truly was. They could of wrote a paragraph in the beginning on screen to explain what was going on and have that be the end of it. Kind of like how star wars did it in their opening screens.
Ngl this helped me understand Harry Potter a LOT more
same
Another great video! Thank you!
That thay dont make a voldemort orgin series insted of the reboot Is sad :(
So mutch thay could include. And go into. Thay also could have made some episodes showing marauders side 😣😣😣😣
Yeah but there were a lot the movies cut from the books. For instance they make a movie about the Half Blood Prince but cut that entire arc out 🤦🏻♂️ I’m super excited for the show, but I will also agree a prequel about He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named would’ve been epic. However you’d have to fully commit to the horror and violence and I know WB would never green light an R-rated HP spin off.
Grindelwald maybe be more skilled and powerful but Voldy is without a doubt far more fearsome and dangerous, he's a demon.
Those who claim that Grindelwald was more powerful than Voldemort have never read the books. Voldemort is so feared because he surpassed Grindelwald.
@@MagusMortloch no people fear Voldemort because he killed a lot of people. I'm not sure who was more powerful out of Voldemort and Grindelwald, but Voldemort was weaker than an older more powerful dumbledore while Grindelwald was an equal with a younger less powerful dumbledore, so it's unclear.
@@turtlesandmoreturtles Grindelwald also killed a lot of people during his reign of terror. He was the most feared dark wizard ever before Voldemort came...
It's confirmed by the books that Voldemort is more powerful than Grindelwald, so that part is not up to debate... What we can debate is what Voldemort did in the first wizarding to become You Know Who.
@@MagusMortloch where does it say that? I know the books say he's more powerful but the context around the statement (like who said it) could effect how reliable the statement is.
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HP The Chamber of Secrets Chapter 1:
"At the age of one year old, Harry had somehow survived a curse from the
greatest Dark sorcerer of all time, Lord Voldemort, whose name most witches and
wizards still feared to speak"
Thanks for the video! 😄
I think the only thing we could add is that during the 2nd Wizarding War we know that Voldemort used a Taboo Curse on his own name so that enemies bold enough to use his name out loud would attract his immediate attention resulting in a visit by Death Eaters. Harry, Hermione and Ron were genuinely surprised how quickly two Death Eaters found them when they had just escaped the wedding. We later find out about the Taboo because Ron overheard two snatchers talking about it in a Pub. It seems plausible that Voldemort had used the Taboo Curse either in, or previous to the First Wizarding War as a means for locating enemies as well, which would explain Witches and Wizards fearing to use him name dubbing him "He Who Must Not Be Named" or "You Know Who." I am sure he was widely feared without the Taboo Curse, but that curse would have truly cemented fear of using his name.
Fun fact the diary is actually not the first horcrux that Vodemort created. It's actually the ring that he created first. After that, it was the diary as Morphious told Voldemort about the location of the Chamber of Secrets as its known the Ghonts knew the location of it.
The murder of the Riddles took place a month later so no it was the dairy who was the first horcrux.
@@MagusMortloch no that is incorrect. Tom already had the ring with him while he was questioning Slughorn about splitting the sole more then once. At that time he has already killed his father and grandparents (15 years old in 5th year). Chamber of Secrets was opened after in his 7th Year when he was 17 in 1943 . So the first horcrux is in fact the ring. All the dates are in the book also 😂.
@@ascot36No you are wrong. He opened the Chamber of Secrets when he was 16 as he in the books says "I
decided to leave behind a diary, preserving my sixteen-year-old
self in its pages"
He had already created the dairy horcrux when he went out to murder his father and grandparents and then after that he asked Slughorn about the possibility to create multiple horcruxes which makes the ring the second horcrux.
@@MagusMortloch he was born in December 31 so he was still in his 7th year . Sure check the wiki yourself if you don't trust me. @SuperCarlinBrothers also have a video about it
@@ascot36 I just relate to what the books says and it says 16...
6:00 he made the ring into a horcrux First. Going to his family is how he discovered the Gaunt name connection, connection him to Slytherin, leading him to the Chamber location where the Basilisk kills Myrtle and Voldemort somehow uses that kill to make the diary horcrux. Common misconception
2:08 what is the name of the background song? Love the video always such great information!!!
Fascinating! I agree with other posters, that a prequel featuring the first wizarding war would be terrific. My greatest curiosity has been... What did the older Tom Riddle/Voldemort look like before he was dematerialized? He came back as the snakey looking Voldemort, but did he look like that when he killed the Potters and attempted to kill baby Harry?
No. In his original form Voldemort would have obviously looked like a normal old man (he would have been in his 50's by the time he killed the Potters). He only looked like a "grown up Gollum" in his second form because of the way he was resurrected through his horcruxes. That's also the main reason his second form was so much weaker than he was originally.
@@jacob4920 Thank you. That makes so much sense.
@@justdana2524 Voldemort looked like older Tom Riddle with features that had been burned and blurred; they were waxy and oddly distorted, and the whites of the eyes had a permanently bloody look and his face was as pale as the snow and he was hairless.
IMO he looks more scary in the first wizarding war.
If voldemort wasn't so hung up in what type of objects he would choose to make his horcruxes he would have truly been immortal. Dude could have just picked up a random stone, made it a horcrux and dumped it in the middle of the pasific ocean or hiked into the middle of the appalachian mountains and made one from a random twig he found and just burried it in the middle of the forest.
Dude could have literally just ported into the middle of the Sahara desert and made a funny looking cacti a horcrux and leave.
There's a million stones just chillin on mount everest he could have made into a horcrux. Just leave it at a totally random ass place in some tiny crevas in the mountain somewhere.
There is pyramids no human ever has set their foot in which he could enter and leave a horcrux.
wow, thanks for another great video!
I kind of disagree about the First Wizarding War being worse because it lasted longer, sure it lasted longer, but at least Voldemort was fighting AGAINST the establishment and the government.
In the Second Wizarding War, Voldemort literally BECAME the establishment, he WAS the government for nearly a whole year.
The first war, Voldemort didn't literally have control of Britain like he did during the second war, I think the totality of Voldemorts reign probably did more overall damage to the country as a whole than his slow burn uprising from the First war.
I don't know which story is more sad, if Lily and James dead or the Longbottoms being alive but unable to recognize their loved ones. ☹️
I would have loved to have seen Riddle working out the anagram “I am Lord Voldemort” 🤣
I would love to see this whole thing in a series. 💚 it would be amazing!! 💯
Great video please do a video on the second wizarding war
There's 3 whole movies about that lol
Great vid
Voldemort's horcruxes make him unable to die if killed. What of old age? Does he age while his horcruxes are active? Would he have to rebuild his body and make a new horcrux every century or so? I've never heard an answer to natural death regarding horcruxes.
I'm thinking that the Magic would die with him, and said relic would become cursed, rather than remain an outlet for his soul to transcend death.
But that is a damn good question.
His soul was so mangled he is STILL in limbo to this day and forever will be. So technically they keep his soul from ever crossing over
He's barred from King's Cross 😂
I feel like he would do both. Harry first then Neville
Amazing video as always xx
There is an error in the dating. Voldemort disappeared around 1955 and returned around 1965, when Dumbledore became Headmaster of Hogwarts. In the years 1965-1971, Voldemort operated legally and had many supporters, preaching the ideas of pure-blood superiority and the subordination of Muggles. In 1971 he decided to achieve his goals by force and then the war began.
I share this with you first because you're my favorite Harry Potter creator. Is it possible that Dumbledore foresaw the rise of Voldemort. Whether when he visits Voldemorts orphanage or when he created his first few horcrux's, Dumbledore decides to infuse faux with a charm that makes his shared wand core phoenix feather that makes it shape priore incantatum that saves harry from Voldemort not just in the goblet of fire but also during the first part of the deathly hallows. It also explains why Dumbledore is there when harry dies to separate himself from being Voldemort's final horcrux.
Honestly i really can't believe there is still no show or movie about the first wizarding war. For adult audiences it is so perfect, dark, desparate, romantic, not childish at all. With AI i made my own version as only survivor of Potter family isn't Harry rather Lily and Voldemort isn't defeated. She becomes like an angel of vengeance while we are hunting down death eaters one by one in 1982. The best spin-off ever..
Worth noting that Barry Crouch Jr might not have actually been involved in the torture of the Longbottoms! It’s left ambiguous in the books, which leaves open the possibility that he was innocent, but then became hardened in Azkaban after his father wouldn’t listen to him. Meaning Crouch Sr and the mob justice mentality of that trial were partially responsible for Voldemort ultimately coming back to power. Lots of cool thematic implications there!
Barty Crouch was there, the biggest hint is there is room for him in Voldemort's inner circle. When he comes to the graveyard they leave space, and he comments how he is at Hogwarts. These Death Eaters haven't gathered since before the fall, so they wouldn't have a space for him, if he joined after.
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The giant cannot be in rural Denmark. In the 5th book Hagrid explains that they went into the mountains to find them. Denmark has no mountains.
Then they are in Norway historically the Danes don't mind when you call Norway, Denmark.
The same also applies to the Swedes they like the Danes are happy to call Norway, Sweden but that's just an extra fact for you.
Denmark does technically have mountains in Greenland, but somehow I doubt Hagrid and the giants were flying back and forth from there.
❤ Awesome as always thanks
Rowling should write a story set during the first wizarding war about a character who should be a death eater but is on the side of Dumbledore and the aurors. Similar to Snape, but much nastier and more ruthless. Someone who openly despises muggle-borns, consumes illegal substances, and can effectively use unforgivable curses
"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live " at the end of a video explaining some dreams rowling came up with lololololol
This man has been active for years. Puts out high quality content without fail and some of you can't be bothered to suscribe?
No matter how good your friendship is with Sirius, if Dumbledore himself asks to be your secret keeper to insure the safety of your wife and kid, you say YES! Voldemort never even came close to Dumbledore during the first wizarding war, noone could have been a better secret keeper. Sirius would have 100% understood and stand by this decision.
Or maybe just be secret keeper yourself. If you never leave your house, your secret is 100% safe.
Great vid. Thanks ⚡️
It’d be very interesting if they made books about first wizarding war through Voldemort or Dumbledores eyes
A wizard war that lasted 11 years and you know there was a veteran that from start to finish only knew fireball and was fine.
I think setting a TV show during the First Wizarding War would be more interesting to watch than redoing Harry's school years.
SOmeone should make a anlog horror based off the muggle view of the first war
I always wondered how or why Mundungus Fletcher was accepted into the Order, and trusted. He doesn’t seem very trustworthy. There’s probably not much information about this, but maybe you, if anyone, could find some. Thanks
From what I remember, Mundungus was accepted into the Order because he was a criminal/former criminal and he had lots of connections in the underworld, he would hear alot of things that were useful to the Order. He was also trusted by the Order because Dumbledore helped him out of a tight spot in some way, so Mundungus owed Dumbledore for that
Thank u for these videos👌
This is great history. Really interesting. So much has happened. It's great his followers were completely defeated. Great history. I think third is true. He was extremely weak,no physical form,was half dead. Great message at the end,as usual
I don't think that Severus was Voldemort's favourite, close companion or anything in the 1st War, not yet, indeed he was reasonably high in ranks, Voldemort listened to his advise after all - regarding to the prophecy - but, never gave him a Horcrux for instance. I think Snape was still on probation at the time. Voldemort likely recognised his talent, lectured him in his free time or as a reward for successful missions, but did he really trust him??
Most likely Lucius and Bellatrix were the top Deatheaters
He didn't say he was his favorite in the first wizard war. He said snape eventually became Voldemorts favorite.
Painful how the history of The First Wizarding War reminds me of the current situation in certain countries under dictatorships...
Thanks for this
The 6th movie shows dumbledore was already old, white hair and beard, when he went to recruit Tom at the adoption home. But in Fantastic Beasts Dumbledore is young and handsome when he fought Grindlewald? I’m confused is this a plot hole or am I understanding wrong ?
Very Well Done Thank You
So Voldermort was basically a hypocrite wanting everyone to be a pure blood when he wasn’t
Voldermort was the best character in the whole franchise
They should just make a series based on this, not reboot Harry Potter
22:55 wow Voldemort was such a bro to Snape he tried to tell Lily to leave or be killed. He never did that with anyone else. But Lilly was stubborn and chose to take care of a baby instead of love Snape
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I think they should have done a prequal series focused on Dumbledore, showing Voldemort as he became the master villain he became. He could be the Darth Sidious to Dumbledore's Yoda. They could use Lily/James as supporting cast members while Dumbledore, Voldemort, and Grindewald are the leads. Maybe even show Minerva too, though I'm not sure when she would have entered the equation or how vital she was to the war. I'd also like to see Nevel's parents and how they went from the people they were to what they became. IF I'm not mistaken, they weren't actually killed righ? They were just driven mad?
Another w vid
Tom himself wasn't even pure blood.. the irony
Very interesting
I could have sworn in a different video you said the ring was before the diary (Myrtle) bc he was wearing it in the slughorn memory… which was before he opened the chamber
I was always curious on why Voldermort did not free Grindlewald and offer him a seat as a death eater.
Their goals were different and Grindlewald could have been a threat to Voldemort's own power. While Voldemort _pretended_ to be about pure blood supremacy, he was really mostly interested in furthering his own power and immortality. Pure blood supremacy was simply an ideal he agreed with that he was able to use to further his own goals.
Grindlewald truly did believe in Wizard superiority over Muggles; he was *far* less extreme than Voldemort. While Voldemort saw value in only the lives of "pure bloods" (himself being the exception because he'd "purified" his own blood when he murdered his father and like most racists, he's a hypocrite). Grindelwald saw both wizards and muggles as worthy of life and likely didn't care if a wizard's parents were muggle, wizard, or mix. He saw muggles not as undeserving of life, but of deserving of the "benefit" wizard rule, thinking that all lives would be better if wizards were in charge.
@@AustynSN Ah I see and have read that before. Still makes me wonder why he never went to him to learn from him, even if it ment he was only using Grindlewald to further his knowledge of magic. Not saying Gringlewald would have helped him but still I have always found it off Voldermort just never sought him for anything. Not knowledge or to join him or anything. Just to find out where the edler wand is.
@@Malkiore1 I'd guess that until he wanted The Elder Wand, Voldemort thought of Grindlewald as just a useless failure who fell to Dumbledore. Perhaps he also didn't want to meet him because of his own fear of Dumbledore. Like seeing the broken man that Grindlewald became would be a look at his own fate if he fought Dumbledore. (Though that is just wild conjecture on my part.)
Because he saw Grindelwald as a failure. He was defeated by Dumbledore (who did not duel to kill) despite having the elder wand and using dark magic...
Would love to see all that in a movie series!
We need a video on the global wizarding war next
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Slytherin here :D
Trailer.
Don't know how I got here.
I'm not even an ally.
@@meicealways5842 flufflepuff as the super Carlin brothers say
10:08 the curly haired one. I can’t tell because if the mask is that Beatrix?
15:26 Hold up, Voldemort actively tried to recruit Lily, a muggleborn, and Sirius, Lupin and Wormtail?
Yeah I think that is a mistake. Voldemort would never try to recruit a muggle born with his agenda. Snape was not that important. He did however convinced Voldemort not to kill Lily at first. I do believe he would have tried to recruit Lupin, Sirius, and James.
@@breeannalaman1799i always got the impression that Voldemort didn’t fully believe his own supremacist ideology. Lots of dictators don’t really, they just exploit the ideas and sensibilities of others to gain power, or they have a more practical incentive to commit mass slavery/genocide of a specific group of people rather than simply eugenics. Using people from the groups you’re targeting who has influence or similar view to you is a very important strategy. Voldemort wasn’t stupid, he knew a talented witch when he saw one, and I think he could have made an exception in Lily’s case whether it was to soften up Snape or not. I think he was just unable to instill a sense of internal hatred in Lily
I just realised something: When a Wizard dies, his spells stop working. So, since the DADA position was still cursed and could not be filled for more than a year, Dumbledore should have known with 100% certainty, that Voldemort was still alive between the two wars.
Could there be a third Wizarding war?
You have 2 mistakes: 1.Tom talked to Slughorn about making 7 Horcruxes and you said 6 for some reason. 2.The war began in 1970. Other than that I love the video man.
I think he asked about splitting the soul into seven pieces, one being one’s self, and six being horcruxes. That’s the special thing about Harry, he is the seventh horcrux, which split voldys soul into eight pieces
@@wyattblaine7066 I checked it out. He does ask about 7. I know all about what he did. He simply put it destroyed his own soul. Voldemort is not such a great villain I think.
Interesting Stuff!!! 🪄🔮🧙♂
Imagine a Voldemort series that shows awesome battles of him killing loads of different wizards then ends with him loosing to a Baby. It would be awesome!
You say that Voldemort was at the peak of his powers here but he never got the ministry and Hogwarts like he did in the second war. Surely that was his peak in terms of power?
Have you seen Super Carlin Brothers theory that says the ring was actually the first horcrux?
Really wish instead of remaking the books, the focused the new show on the Wizarding War. It would have been soooooooo good!
Its interesting how the 1. wizarding war was much larger in scope t han the second, but Voldemort never actually succeeded in overthrowing the Ministry of Magic during that whole war. He did in the 2. wizarding war.
I'm curious why did Dumbledore believe in Trivani prophecy about Harry if she was rarely correct?
Because it was literally the only hope he had left for stopping Voldemort. Think about it; Voldemort's forces were absolutely winning the war at that point, no one could stop him, and everyone who tried either died or was forced to serve him against their will. The Ministry of Magic was in complete and utter disarray, even muggles were beginning to die as a result of Voldemort's campaign. Dumbledore was desperate to stop Voldemort by any means necessary, and he didn't have the luxury of being picky in regards to who was offering him that means.
@@GamerX51Which also makes me wonder why Voldemort would even believe her prophecy? He was arrogant and i'm sure he didn't believe she had any ability to forsee the future. Why would he take any caution at all at that point?
@@Rykiz_Vidz Because Voldemort was incredibly paranoid; allowing any possibility of his own defeat to go unanswered was something that he was simply never going to do. He wasn't willing to take any chances at all when it came to his overall goals. Hence, his massive overreaction to the news of Harry's birth. Honestly, Voldemort wasn't defeated by Dumbledore and the Order of the Phoenix during the first Wizarding War, he was defeated by his own Paranoia.
If he had simply ignored Snape and continued his campaign, he would have easily won the war; even Dumbledore couldn't have stopped him. (despite the books' frantic insistence to the contrary.) If Voldemort doesn't kill Lily Potter, Snape never turns on him; he remains a loyal death eater to the end of his days. Also, Peter Pettigrew's cover is never blown, so Voldemort could have used him to spy on the Order of the Phoenix from the inside, giving him an overwhelming tactical advantage in the war.
Dumbledore knew when Trelawney was in a legitimate seer state.
She would go into trances that were difficult to bring her out of (if I remember correctly).
Also, her predictions during her trance state tended to be less generic, but it's been awhile since I read the series.
Point being, she would go into trance like fits, and that's how Dumbledore knew she was tapping into her gift.
If none of them believe her prophecy, how can the story continue? With story go on, voldemort and death eater getting less intelligent, that way, Rowling can finish the story in 7 books.
Where do you get this info from please tell me somebody
If the sorting hat followed the ideals of the founders how did half bloods like Snape and Riddle make it in to Slytheren ? Further more, why would either of them as powerful as they were embrace the pure blood supremacy ideal ?
Because the sorting hat was only created to take a single one of each founder's ideals into consideration, not all of their ideals. With Salazar Slytherin, that one ideal was "Ambition" so that's the only real criteria the hat takes into account when deciding if a new student fits into Slytherin house.
Blood purity is not the only trait Slytherin favoured ambition, resourcefulness, determination, and cleverness are the others
Ive learned that this is the story HBO should be making, not yet another remake of a story that has already been adapted to screens
Where did the original order of the Phoenix members meet when they had to meet?
Would love a movie about the first war
reducing bass could help audio clarity
I always figured Draco would turn out as a full fledge villain, since he seemed to hate Ron, harry, hermione, and Albus. Draco especially seemed to be Dolores Umbridge's lacky, and her allied with Lord Voldemort.
We need a Tom riddle movie!!! Of him after he left school until he became moldy voldy
Im working on a story that focuses on the First Wizarding War and how other countries view it and almost making a First World War like. Of course, I don’t know why we never get other countries' perspectives. Does Japanese also too practice dark arts? Why doesn't the MACUSA help out? Do they have their own intervention?
Would have preferred a show about the 1st Wizarding war rather than a reboot of the movies.
Neville Longbottom actually destroyed the last horcrux, Voldemort's final tether to the Earth... fulfilling the prophecy🤔🧐🤯
Harry did the killing blow, Neville only destroyed the horcrux. And Voldemort never marked Neville as his equal
See I have an odd perspective on it, I see it as there only having been 2 wizarding wars instead of 3. Those two being the one with grindelwald and the other being the one with voldemort that combined both into one, I just didn't really see the war as being over just because voldemort was defeated. Yeah sure, he may not have had nearly as much of a hold on the wizarding world, but he still very much made attempts left and right to influence it. Kinda like while there may not be any active fighting, the war still proceeds through other means.
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Was it the first war?
Second major mistake. After Snape has spent 7 years obsessing over Lily Evans. He definitely knows that she has no interest in whatsoever joining Voldemort or his death eaters and will probably die before joining.