Who is more powerful Dumbledore or Voldemort or Grindelwald?
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Who is more powerful Dumbledore or Voldemort or Grindelwald?
Voldemort and Grindelwald were both great at dueling, but Grindelwald surpasses the Dark Lord. Voldemort dueled Dumbledore, but Dumbledore always had the upper hand. While Dumbledore came out on top in the end, even he admitted to Harry that Grindelwald was very close to him in skill.
Who is more powerful Merlin or Gandalf?
Merlin has almost none; all we know about him is that he was loyal to Uther and to Arthur, and in his later years he was trapped by Nimuë. Gandalf is more fully fleshed-out, but as an immortal, he’s not a normal person. Gandalf is greater than Dumbledore, although (or perhaps because) he had less power.
Was Voldemort the most powerful wizard in the world?
A tough, power-hungry, cruel wizard, he was Harry Potter’s nemesis, and one the most dangerous threats the wizarding world ever faced. In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, he taunts Harry by asking him how a baby survived an attack by the world’s most powerful wizard. But was Voldemort really the world’s most powerful wizard?
What is the difference between Voldemort and Grindelwald in Harry Potter?
Voldemort was an extraordinary wizard, but the Elder Wand never obeyed him. It answered to Harry the entire time. Grindelwald, on the other hand, was the master of the Elder Wand at the time. In Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, he was shown to conjure spells that most wizards would never even dream of achieving.
Why didn’t Voldemort take more risks against Dumbledore?
Let’s consider a few things. Firstly, Voldemort’s reticence to confront an obviously powerful opponent like Dumbledore doesn’t mean he was the weaker of two – it simply means he was opposed to taking needless risks.
Is Harry Potter more powerful than Dumbledore?
We know, we know: Harry Potter is clearly less intelligent, less powerful, and less talented than Dumbledore in pretty much every way that matters. But don’t count out the Boy Who Lived entirely – he really is capable of outshining his mentor, in some respects.